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Las Vegas FEI World Cup Finals Season Tickets Available to World Cup Club Members

Rolex FEI World Cup™ Jumping Finals and FEI World Cup™ Dressage Finals Set for April 15 - 19, 2009 at the Thomas & Mack Center

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - May 27, 2008-Season tickets for the 2009 Las Vegas FEI World Cup Finals are available for sale to World Cup Club members from June 1-15, 2008. Tickets are expected to sell quickly, so members are advised to purchase early. Tickets will become available to the general public starting on June 16, 2008.

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Rich Fellers Comes Close to Winning the Rolex FEI World Cup Final

Lexington, KY ­– Oregon rider Rich Fellers improved his overnight third place ranking in the Rolex FEI World Cup Final today in Goteborg, Sweden to finish second overall just two penalties behind Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum and Shutterfly. A former Californian – but now riding for Germany ­– Michaels-Beerbaum won the Final in 2005 and Shutterfly was the 2007 FEI Horse of the Year. Read more

Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum (GER) wins World Cup

Rich Fellers and Flexible (USA) finish in 2nd place

With two perfect rides on Sunday, Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum and Shutterfly won their second World Cup at Goteborg. Unlike their 2005 win at Las Vegas where Beerbaum was in the lead going into Sunday’s final, Meredith was tied for 4th place this year, but well within striking distance.

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Jessica Kurten (IRL) is proving that she is the one to beat - Tonight she won the GÖTEBORG TROPHY riding Quibell

Germany’s Ludger Beerbaum claims second on Goldfever and American Peter Wylde rides Campino-103 to a 3rd place finish

1 32 QUIBELL - dwb Jessica KüRTEN (IRL) 175000 0 0 34.78
2 23 GOLDFEVER - hann Ludger BEERBAUM (GER) 140000 0 0 35.11
3 56 CAMPINO 103 - holst Peter WYLDE (USA) 105000 0 0 35.59
4 132 SAINT AMOUR 1125 - hann Svante JOHANSSON (SWE) 77000 0 0 38.87
5 40 SAM - kwpn Albert ZOER (NED) 56000 0 4 34.92 Read more

Jill Henselwood Top Canadian at 2008 World Cup Final

Ottawa, ON — Jill Henselwood of Oxford Mills, ON, and Darrin Dlin, originally of Calgary, AB, and now residing in Wellington, FL, represented Canada at the 2008 World Cup Final held April 24–27 in Göteborg, Sweden. Following two days of competition, Henselwood placed 28th overall while Dlin finished in 34th position. Read more

Kuerten Cruises into the Lead at World Cup after Final II

Ireland’s Jessica Kuerten got the bit between her teeth with a superb victory with Castle Forbes Libertina in this evening’s second leg of the 2007/2008 Rolex FEI World Cup™ Jumping final in Gothenburg, Sweden. And the 38 year old German-based rider holds a slender two-point advantage going into Sunday’s decider for which a total of 27 riders have qualified. Read more

Kurten (IRL) leads the way into Sunday with Fellers (USA) and Wylde (USA) less than a rail behind

ROLEX FEI WORLD CUP FINAL II
1 30 CASTLE FORBES LIBERTINA Jessica KüRTEN (IRL) 0 0 36.91
2 59 ESPLANADE 7 Peter WYLDE (USA) 0 0 37.21
3 20 ALL INCLUSIVE NRW Ludger BEERBAUM (GER) 0 0 40.25
4 60 FLEXIBLE Rich FELLERS (USA) 0 4 36.28
5 18 SUNCAL PORTOFINO Michael WHITAKER (GBR) 0 8 42.46 Read more

Happiness and Heartache as Engemann Gets the Edge

It was sheer delight for Germany’s Heinrich-Hermann Engemann and heart-break for fellow-countryman Marcus Ehning in the first leg of the 2007/2008 Rolex FEI World Cup™ Jumping final in Gothenburg, Sweden this evening where the former headed the line-up with Aboyeur W while the 2006 champion was eliminated with Sandro Boy. Read more

Three U.S. Show Jumpers Blaze into the Top 10 at the Rolex FEI World Cup Final in Sweden

Lexington, KY − A trio of American show jumpers will spend the night of Thursday, April 24 in the top 10 spots at the Rolex FEI World Cup Final in Goteborg, Sweden. 39 horses entered the ring for the first leg of the Final − the speed class − 10 of which were American. Read more

Three Americans in the Top Ten as Heinrich Hermann Engemann (GER) leads the field after Final I

ROLEX FEI WORLD CUP FINAL I

1 19 ABOYEUR W Heinrich Hermann ENGEMANN (GER) 68.37
2 53 TRESOR V Steve GUERDAT (SUI) 69.88
3 30 CASTLE FORBES LIBERTINA Jessica KüRTEN (IRL) 70.31
4 60 FLEXIBLE Rich FELLERS (USA) 70.4
5 28 SHUTTERFLY Meredith MICHAELS-BEERBAUM (GER) 70.49 Read more

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