2011 FEI World Cup Finals

The World Cup Final 2011 in Leipzig was the final of the World Cup series in four equestrian disciplines. It was held from April 27 to May 1, 2011 in the exhibition halls 1 and 3 of the fair Leipzig.

For the first time ever a World Cup final in four disciplines of equestrian sport was conducted in one place.

Patron of the event was the German Minister of the Interior, Hans -Peter Friedrich. Originally his predecessor Thomas de Maizière had taken over the patronage.

4.1 Qualified Participants ( World Cup )
4.2 Sequence and Results 4.2.1 World Cup 4.2.1.1 1st test
4.2.1.2 2nd test
4.2.1.3 3rd test
4.2.1.4 Total result from three tests

4.2.2.1 European Youngster Cup Super Final
4.2.2.2 Grand Prix (CSI 3 *)

5.1 Qualified participants
5.2 Execution and Results 5.2.1 Opening Competition
5.2.2 Final examination

6.1 Qualified participants
6.2 Sequence and Results 6.2.1 Final Ladies
6.2.2 Final Men

Equestrian in Leipzig

The Leipzig Trade Fair since 1998 hosted the equestrian exhibition "Partner Pferd", under which an international jumping and dressage horse show will be held. Since 2008 also vaulting competitions portion of the tournament, from 2001 to 2007 were also reining competitions (under the names LE Grand Open ) part of the tournament.

Exhibition and Tournament find usually held in late January, in 2011, the event for the World Cup Final on the end of April has been postponed.

Disciplines

As part of the World Cup Finals 2011 Finals following international tournament series took place:

Dressage: FEI World Cup Dressage, conducted by the FEI international tournament series

FEI World Cup Jumping, conducted by the FEI international tournament series
European Youngster Cup, European tournament series for U25 - jumpers

FEI World Cup Four Hand Drive, conducted by the FEI international tournament series

FEI World Cup Vaulting, conducted by the FEI international tournament series

In addition, here found the Finals other national tournament series and a CSI 3 * instead.

Dressage

Qualified participants

° Additional tab: If a rider is domiciled in a country other than his native country, he can take part in the league this country and is first evaluated for this league. As far as he qualifies on the basis of the regulations of this league for the World Cup finals, he does not count for the (limited ) Takeoff Number of this league as an additional participant.

Procedure and results

Grand Prix

On the evening of April 28 (Thursday, the second day of the tournament ) of the Grand Prix was held. These were the warm-up test, but this is mandatory for all participants in the World Cup Final Dressage.

Result:

(Best 5 of 17 participants )

Grand Prix Freestyle ( Finals )

The final test of the FEI World Cup Dressage was held (Saturday) on the evening of April 30. This is a Grand Prix Freestyle. The winner of this test is the World Cup champion.

Result:

Show jumping

Qualified participants ( World Cup )

Procedure and results

World Cup

Finally, the World Cup Finals Show Jumping Championships was held in Leipzig in 2002.

1st test

The first part examination of World Cup Final Jumping took place on Thursday, April 28, in the afternoon. Here, the participants competed in one time jumping. The result was, as explained in the article FEI World Cup Jumping, converted into penalty points.

Result:

( best 10 of 43 participants )

2nd test

The second test took place on the afternoon of April 29. It was a jumping competition with one jump-off.

After the first two partial examinations of the participants reached the points were added together. Subsequently, this rating points were converted into points of failure.

Result:

( best 10 of 41 participants )

3rd test

The closure was the third test, a jumping competition with two different rounds. At this examination, which took place on Sunday afternoon, were only the 30 top-ranked riders participate for the first two ratings.

Result:

(Best 8 of 27 participants )

Overall results from the three tests,

From the overall results of the three tests of the Show Jumping World Cup winner emerges.

ELI = excreted DNS = not started RET = abandoned / waived

A jump-off for the World Cup victory was not necessary.

Further tests

European Youngster Cup Super Final

On Friday morning, the " Super Final " of the European Youngster Cup ( EY- Cup) was held. In this Jumping it was a jumping competition with one jump-off for riders up to the age of 26 years. Eligible participants the best of the regular finale of the EY -Cup 2010 at the Festhalle in Frankfurt tournament, the most successful participants in American Qualifkationsprüfungen well as the winner of the Grand Prix of Aachen were Salut Festival ( one of the most talented young riders Tournaments Germany ).

Result:

(Best 5 of 29 participants )

Grand Prix (CSI 3 *)

As a framework tournament for the World Cup Finals Show Jumping CSI 3 * was held: The Grand Prix CSI 3 * was Saturday, April 30, in the afternoon discharged. The Grand Prix was advertised as a jumping competition with one jump obstacles up to a height of 1.55 meters. The exam was worth 100,000 €.

Result:

(Best 5 of 48 participants )

In addition, other regional jumping competitions and series finals were played.

Four Hand Drive

Qualified participants

For the World Cup finals following riders have qualified after seven World Cup stations:

Boyd Exell Australia
Netherlands Koos de Ronde
Hungary József Dobrovitz

Switzerland Werner Ulrich
Netherlands IJsbrand Chardon
Sweden Tomas Eriksson

In addition, the German driver Christian Plücker Four Hand should receive a wildcard for the World Cup finals. This was initially intended for Christoph Sandmann (as German champion), but canceled his participation.

Since failed Christian Plücker short due to the failure of two horses of his trailer combination, Georg moved from stone as a wildcard owner after.

Procedure and results

The World Cup Final Four Hand the driver was last held in Leipzig in 2008.

Opening Competition

On the evening of April 29 (Friday), the warm-up test took place for the World Cup Final of Four Hand Drive. The eligible participants entered here in a hazard to driving with a round against the clock.

Result:

Final examination

The final of the FEI World Cup Four Hand Drive then took place on Sunday afternoon. The audit was advertised as an obstacle driving with two rounds against time. The winner of this examination, Boyd Exell, so is World Cup winner 2010/2011.

Result:

Vaulting

Qualified participants

For the World Cup finals following vaulters have qualified after four World Cup stations ( Munich, Dresden, Salzburg, Paris): Women:

Germany Pia Engelberty
Germany Antje Hill
Germany Simone Wiegele
Germany Ines Jückstock ( Wildcard)

Switzerland Simone Jäiser
Italy Anna Cavallaro

Gentlemen:

Switzerland Patric Looser
France Yvan Nousse
Czech Lukas Klouda
Germany Daniel Kaiser ( Wildcard)

France Nicolas Andréani
Germany Viktor Brusewitz

Procedure and results

The World Cup season 2010/2011 was as pilot season's first World Cup season the vaulters.

The finale was, as well as the qualifiers from two freestyles, one at noon on Friday and one on Saturday afternoon. Both tests were conducted separately by gender. The two World Cup winners were determined from the average of the two Kürwertungen.

The ideas for the World Cup series, Kai Foothill, could not participate even in the World Cup for health reasons. However, he was active as a long leader for two participants.

Women's final

Final Men

Media

The German TV station ARD and MDR transferred about 4 1/2 hours of programming from the World Cup final in 2011, also live several times (also see links). Euro Sport showed a two -hour summary of the tournament in the week after the World Cup finals.

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