2016 in equestrianism

2016 Summer Olympics (FEI)

2015–16 FEI World Cup Jumping
  • March 26, 2015 – January 24, 2016: Australian League
    • Winner: Chris Chugg (with horses Cera Cassiago and Cristalline)[1]
  • April 4, 2015 – October 17, 2015:  Japan League
    • Winner: Tsuyoshi Ueno (with horse Verdi R.)[2]
  • April 23, 2015 – September 27, 2015: Central Asian League
    • Note: This league has now been labelled as incomplete by the FEI. Each winner won 26 total points.[3]
    • Winner #1: Umid Kamilov (with horse L'Apechio)
    • Winner #2: Gairat Nazarov (with horse Quatro Junior)
    • Winner #3: Rinat Galimov (with horse Charlize)
  • April 25, 2015 – October 7, 2015:  China League
  • May 14, 2015 – November 15, 2015:  South America South League
    • Winner: Pedro Junqueira Muylaert (with horse Colorado)[5]
  • May 14, 2015 – November 29, 2015: South African League
    • Winner: Lisa Williams (with horse Campbell)[6]
  • May 14, 2015 – December 13, 2015: Central European League
    • May 14, 2015 – November 29, 2015: Central European League (South Subleague)
      • Winner: Mariann Hugyecz (with horses Chacco Boy and Never Last)[7]
    • June 11, 2015 – December 13, 2015: Central European League (North Subleague)
      • Winner: Michal Kazmierczak (with Que Pasa 5)[8]
      • February 25 – 28: Central European League FINAL in Warsaw
        • Winner: Jaroslaw Skrzyczynski (with horse Crazy Quick)[9]
  • June 11, 2015 – November 21, 2015: Caucasian League
    • Note: Two winners won 15 total points each.[10]
    • Winner #1: Rahib Ismayilov (with horse ACO's First Boy)
    • Winner #2: George Kevkhishvili (with horse Raritet)
  • August 5, 2015 – February 28, 2016: North American League (East Coast)
  • August 12, 2015 – February 14, 2016: North American League (West Coast)
    • Winner: Karl Cook (with horse Tembla)[12]
  • September 3, 2015 – February 6, 2016:  Arab League
  • September 3, 2015 – November 15, 2015:  South America North League
    • Winner: Noel Vanososte (with horse Conrad D)[14]
  • October 2, 2015 – November 15, 2015: Southeast Asian League
    • Note: Three winners won 18 total points each.[15]
    • Winner #1: Nattapron Triratanachat (with horse Kalindra)
    • Winner #2: Arinadtha Chavatanont (with horses Apanachi and Looppan)
    • Winner #3: Dhewin Manathanya (with horse Blue Boy T)
  • October 15, 2015 – February 7, 2016: Western European League
  • October 21, 2015 – January 17, 2016:  New Zealand League
    • Winner: Katie Laurie (with horse Breeze)[17]
  • March 23 – 28: Longines FEI World Cup Jumping FINAL in Gothenburg

2015–16 FEI World Cup Dressage
  • March 26, 2015 – March 28, 2016: 2015–16 FEI World Cup Dressage Schedule[20]
    • March 26, 2015 – December 13, 2015: Asia/Pacific League
      • Werribee #1 winner: Mary Hanna (with horse Umbro)
      • Werribee #2 winner: John Thompson (with horse Bates Antonello)
      • Boneo winner: Mary Hanna (with horse Umbro)
      • Sydney winner: Mary Hanna (with horse Umbro)
      • Werribee #3 (final) winner: Mary Hanna (with horse Umbro)
    • April 23, 2015 – March 6, 2016: North American League
    • April 30, 2015 – October 18, 2015: Central European League
    • October 15, 2015 – March 13, 2016: Western European League
  • March 23 – 28: Reem Acra FEI World Cup Final (Dressage) in Gothenburg

2016 Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup Jumping Series
  • February 16 – September 25: 2016 Jumping Calendar of Events[26]
    • February 16 – 21: JS #1 in Ocala, Florida[27]
    • February 17 – 20: JS #2 in Al Ain[29]
      • Individual winner: Mathieu Billot (with horse Shiva D’Amaury)[30]
      • Team winners:  France (Mathieu Billot (Shiva D’Amaury), Frederic David (Equador van’t Roosakker), Julien Gonin (Soleil de Cornu CH), Jerome Hurel (OHM de Ponthual))
    • April 27 – May 1: JS #3 in Lummen[31]
      • Event cancelled, due to adverse weather conditions.
    • April 28 – May 1: JS #4 in Xalapa (Coapexpan)[32]
      • Individual winner: Nicolas Pizarro (with horse Temascaltepec)[33]
      • Team winners:  Mexico (Nicolas Pizarro (Temascaltepec), Juan Jose Zendejas Salgado (Tino la Chapelle), Federico Fernández (Guru), Jose Antonio Chedraui Eguia (La Bamba))
    • May 5 – 8: JS #5 in Linz-Ebelsberg[34]
      • Individual winner: Eduardo Álvarez Aznar (with hourse Chatman)[35]
      • Team winners:  Poland (Michal Kazmierczak (Que Pasa), Sandra Piwowarczyk-Baluk (Chabento), Jaroslaw Skrzyczynski (Crazy Quick), Krzysztof Ludwiczak (Zoweja))
    • May 12 – 15: JS #6 in La Baule[36]
      • Individual winner: Wout-Jan van der Schans (with horse Aquila SFN)[37]
      • Team winners: The  Netherlands (Wout-Jan van der Schans (Aquila SFN), Leopold van Asten (VDL Groep Zidane N.O.P.), Jur Vrieling (VDL Glasgow VH Merelsnest), Willem Greve (Carambole N.O.P.))
    • May 12 – 15: JS #7 in Celje[38]
      • Individual winner: Omer Karaevli (with horse Roso au Crosnier)[39]
      • Team winners:  Ukraine (Rene Tebbel (Cooper), Oleksandr Onyshchenko (Calcourt Falklund), Ferenc Szentirmai (Chadino), Ulrich Kirchhoff (Gabbiano))
    • May 18 – 22: JS #8 in Odense[40]
      • Individual winner: Manuel Añón Suárez (with horse Rackel Chavannaise)[41]
      • Team winners:  Ukraine (Cassio Rivetti (Torgal de Virton), Ulrich Kirchhoff (Gabbiano), Ferenc Szentirmai (Zipper), Rene Tebbel (Giljandro van den Bosrand))
    • May 24 – 29: JS #9 in Lisbon[42]
      • Four individual winners:[43]
        • Paola Amilibia (with horse Notre Star de la Nutria)
        • Eduardo Alvarez Aznar (with horse Fidux)
        • Mario Wilson Fernandes (with horse Saltho de la Roque)
        • Tim Wilks (with horse Quelbora Merze)
      • Team winners:  Spain (Manuel Fernandez Saro (U Watch), Paola Amilibia (Notre Star de la Nutria), Sergio Álvarez Moya (Arrayan), Eduardo Alvarez Aznar (Fidux))
    • May 26 – 29: JS #10 in Rome[44]
    • June 1 – 5: JS #11 in Langley, British Columbia[46]
      • Three individual winners:[47]
        • Tiffany Foster (with horse Victor)
        • Daniel Coyle (with horse Tennyson)
        • Conor Swail (with horse Grafton)
      • Team winners:  Mexico (Juan Jose Zendejas Salgado (Tino la Chapelle), Patricio Pasquel (Babel), Francisco Pasquel (Naranjo), Alberto Michán (Gigolo van de Broekkant))
    • June 2 – 5: JS #12 in St. Gallen[48]
      • Four individual winners:[49]
        • Greg Patrick Broderick (with horse MHS Going Global)
        • Lauren Hough (with horse Ohlala)
        • Marcus Ehning (with horse Pret à Tout)
        • Peder Fredricson (with horse H&M All In)
      • Team winners:  Ireland (Denis Lynch (All Star V), Greg Patrick Broderick (MHS Going Global), Bertram Allen (Molly Malone V), Cian O'Connor (Good Luck))
    • June 9 – 12: JS #13 in Sopot[50]
      • Three individual winners:[51]
        • Max Kühner (with horse Chardonnay 79)
        • Cassio Rivetti (with horse Fine Fleur du Marais)
        • Nicola Philippaerts (with horse Bisquet Balou C)
      • Team winners:  Ukraine (Cassio Rivetti (Fine Fleur du Marais), Ulrich Kirchhoff (Prince de la Mare), Ferenc Szentirmai (Chadino), Rene Tebbel (Giljandro van den Bosrand))
    • June 22 – 26: JS #14 in Rotterdam[52]
    • July 7 – 10: JS #15 in Falsterbo[53]
      • 11 individual winners: For results, click here.
      • Team winners:   Switzerland (Janika Sprunger (Bonne Chance CW), Werner Muff (Pollendr), Paul Estermann (Castlefield Eclipse), Romain Duguet (Quorida de Treho))
    • July 14 – 17: JS #16 in Budapest[54]
      • Individual winner: Gabor Szabo Jr. (with horse Timpex Bolcsesz)[55]
      • Team winners:  Hungary (Mariann Hugyecz (Chacco Boy), Gabor Szabo Jr. (Timpex Bolcsesz), Balázs Horváth (Zordon), Laszlo Toth (Isti))
    • July 20 – 24: JS #17 in Dublin[56]
      • Eight individual winners: For results, click here.
      • Team winners:  Italy (Piergiorgio Bucci (Casallo Z), Lorenzo de Luca (Ensor de Litrange Lxii), Emilio Bicocchi (Ares), Bruno Chimirri (Tower Mouche))
    • July 28 – 31: JS #18 in Hickstead[57]
    • August 24 – 29: JS #19 in Gijón[58]
      • Individual winner: Elizabeth Gingras (with horse Zilversprings)[59]
      • Team winners:  Great Britain (Tim Stockdale (Fleur de l'Aube), Joe Whitaker (Lola V), Samuel Hutton (Happydam), Robert Bevis (Courtney Z))
    • September 22 – 25: JS #20 (final) in Barcelona[60]
    • Overall Europe Division 1 winners: The  Netherlands[62]
    • Overall Europe Division 2 winners:  Ukraine[63]
    • Middle East winners:  Qatar[64]
    • Overall North America, Central America & Caribbean winners:  Mexico[65]

2016 FEI Nations Cup Dressage
  • March 29 – July 17: 2016 Dressage Calendar of Events[66]
    • March 29 – April 3: NCD #1 in Wellington, Florida
      • Individual winner: Laura Graves with horse Verdades[67]
      • Team winners: The  United States[68]
        • Laura Graves with horse Verdades
        • Shelly Francis with horse Doktor
        • Arlene Page with horse Woodstock
        • Kasey Perry-Glass with horse Goerklintgaards Dublet
    • May 12 – 15: NCD #2 in Odense
      • Individual winner: Catherine Dufour with horse Attergaards Cassidy[69]
      • Team winners:  Denmark[70]
        • Catherine Dufour with horse Attergaards Cassidy
        • Agnete Kirk Thinggaard with horse Jojo AZ
        • Daniel Bachmann Andersen with horse Blue Hors Hotline
        • Lisbeth Seierskilde with horse Jonstrupgårdens Raneur
    • May 19 – 22: NCD #3 in Compiègne
      • Individual winner: Kasey Perry-Glass with horse Goerklintgaards Dublet[71]
      • Team winners: The  United States[72]
        • Laura Graves with horse Verdades
        • Shelly Francis with horse Doktor
        • Allison Brock with horse Roosevelt
        • Kasey Perry-Glass with horse Goerklintgaards Dublet
    • June 22 – 26: NCD #4 in Rotterdam
    • July 7 – 10: NCD #5 in Falsterbo
      • Individual winner: Patrik Kittel with horse Delaunay[75]
      • Team winners:  Sweden[76]
        • Patrik Kittel with horse Delaunay
        • Jennie Larsson with horse Zircon Spring Flower
        • Rose Mathisen with horse Zuidenwind 1187
    • July 13 – 17: NCD #6 (final) in Aachen
    • Overall FEI's Nations Cup Dressage champions: The  United States (51 points)[79]
    • Second:  Sweden (47 points)
    • Third:  Denmark (40 points)

2016 FEI Nations Cup Eventing
  • March 23 – October 9: 2016 Eventing Calendar of Events[80]
    • March 23 – 25: NCE #1 in Fontainebleau
      • Individual winner: Michael Jung with horse La Biosthetique - Sam FBW[81]
      • Team winners:  Germany[82][83]
        • Michael Jung with horse La Biosthetique - Sam FBW
        • Sandra Auffarth with horse Opgun Louvo
        • Jorg Kurbel with horse Brookfield de Bouncer
        • Andreas Ostholt with horse So Is ET
    • April 22 – 24: NCE #2 in Ballindenisk (near Watergrasshill)
      • Individual winner: Pippa Funnell with horse Mirage d'Elle[84]
      • Team winners:  Great Britain[85]
        • Oliver Townend with horse Cooley SRS
        • Franky Reid-Warrilow with horse Dolley Whisper
        • Wills Oakden with horse Merikano
        • Izzy Taylor with horse Briarlands Birdsong
    • May 26 – 29: NCE #3 in Houghton Hall (Houghton, Cambridgeshire)
    • June 24 – 26: NCE #4 in Strzegom
      • Individual winner: Ludvig Svennerstål with horse King Bob[88]
      • Team winners:  Great Britain[89]
        • Rosalind Canter with horse Allstar B
        • Izzy Taylor with horse KBIS Briarlands Matlida
        • Laura Collett with horse Cooley Again
        • Holly Woodhead with horse Fernhill Facetime
    • July 8 – 10: NCE #5 in The Plains, Virginia
    • July 14 – 17: NCE #6 in Aachen
    • September 16 – 18: NCE #7 in Vairano
      • Individual winner: Andreas Ostholt with horse Pennsylvania 28[94]
      • Team winners:  France[95]
        • François Lemière with horse Ogustin de Terroir
        • Raphael Cochet with horse Sherazad de Louvière
        • Rémi Pillot with horse Tol Chik du Levant
        • Nicolas Mabire with horse Tourmaline du Fief
    • September 22 – 25: NCE #8 in Waregem
      • Individual winner: Stephanie Böhe with horse Haytom[96]
      • Team winners:  Germany[97]
        • Stephanie Böhe with horse Haytom
        • Leonie Kuhlmann with horse Cascora
        • Franziska Keinki with horse Lancaster 149
        • Andreas Dibowski with horse It's Me XX
    • October 6 – 9: NCE #9 (final) in Boekelo
    • Overall FEI's Nations Cup Eventing champions:  Germany (620 points)[100]
    • Second:  Great Britain (600 points)
    • Third:  France (535 points)

2016 Spruce Meadows Jumping Tournaments
  • June 8 – 12: The National[101]
    • Main event: The RBC Grand Prix presented by Rolex
    • Winner: Conor Swail (with horse Martha Louise)[102]
  • June 15 – 19: The Continental[103]
    • Main event: The CP Grand Prix
    • Winner: Peter Lutz (with horse Robin de Ponthual)[104]
  • June 28 – July 3: The Pan American[105]
    • Main event: The Pan American Cup presented by ROLEX
    • Winner: Kent Farrington (with horse Gazelle)[106]
  • July 6 – 10: The North American[107]
    • Main event: The ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup
    • Winner: Kent Farrington (with horse Gazelle)[108]
  • September 7 – 11: The Masters[109]
    • Main event #1: The BMO Nations Cup)[110]
    • Main event #2: The CP International Grand Prix presented by ROLEX

2016 Longines Global Champions Tour

FISU
  • June 28 – July 2: 2016 World University Equestrian Championships in Flyinge
    • Individual Dressage Test winner: Katja Berg
    • Individual Dressage Freestyle winner: Katja Berg
    • Individual Jumping winner: Tuuli Sopanen
    • Team Jumping winners:  Sweden (Rebecka Nyhlén, Moa Berrek, Fanny Götesson)
    • Team Dressage winners:  Sweden

Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing

US Triple Crown

Canadian Triple Crown

UK Triple Crown

Australian Triple Crown
  • March 5: 2016 Randwick Guineas
    • Horse: Le Romain; Jockey: Christian Reith; Trainer: Kris Lees
  • March 19: 2016 Rosehill Guineas
    • Horse: Tarzino; Jockey: Craig Newitt; Trainer: Mick Price
  • April 2: 2016 Australian Derby
    • Horse: Tavago; Jockey: Tommy Berry; Trainers: Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young

Hong Kong Triple Crown

References
  1. FEI Australian League (2015/16) Results Page
  2. FEI Japan League (2015) Results Page
  3. FEI Central Asian League (2015/16) Results Page
  4. FEI China League (2015) Results Page
  5. FEI South America South League (2015) Results Page
  6. FEI South African League (2015) Results Page
  7. FEI Central European League (2015 Southern Subleague) Results Page
  8. FEI Central European League (2015 Northern Subleague) Results Page
  9. FEI 2016 Central European League FINAL Results Page
  10. FEI Caucasian League (2015) Results Page
  11. FEI North American League (East Coast) (2015/16) Results Page
  12. FEI North American League (West Coast) (2015/16) Results Page
  13. FEI Arab League (2015/16) Results Page
  14. FEI South American North League (2015/16) Results Page
  15. FEI South East Asian League (2015/16) Results Page
  16. FEI Western European League (2015/16) Results Page
  17. FEI New Zealand League (2015/16) Results Page
  18. Olympic champion Guerdat lifts the Longines trophy once again
  19. Longines FEI World Cup Jumping Final - OVERALL RANKING
  20. "2015–16 FEI World Cup Dressage Schedule". Archived from the original on 2013-10-21. Retrieved 2017-08-01.
  21. FEI North American League (2015/16) Results Page
  22. FEI Central European League (2015) Results Page
  23. FEI Western European League (2015/16) Results Page
  24. Minderhoud wins the coveted Reem Acra title at last
  25. D2 Reem Acra FEI World Cup Dressage Final II
  26. 2016 FURUSIYYA FEI NATIONS CUP JUMPING SERIES Schedule
  27. Team USA reigns supreme in Furusiyya leg at Ocala
  28. FEI's Ocala 2016 Individual Results Page
  29. French to the fore at opening leg of 2016 Furusiyya season in Al Ain
  30. FEI's Al Ain 2016 Individual Results Page
  31. Furusiyya leg at Lummen cancelled due to adverse weather conditions
  32. Mexico posts historic Furusiyya Nations Cup victory in Coapexpan
  33. FEI's Coapexpan 2016 Individual Results Page
  34. Poland pips Ukraine in fascinating Furusiyya leg at Linz
  35. FEI's Linz 2016 Individual Results Page
  36. Dutch show their strength with brilliant Furusiyya win at La Baule
  37. FEI's La Baule 2016 Individual Results Page
  38. Team Ukraine win new Furusiyya leg in Celje
  39. FEI's Celje 2016 Individual Results Page
  40. Ukraine on a roll after another Furusiyya win at Odense
  41. FEI's Odense 2016 Individual Results Page
  42. Spanish reign supreme at Furusiyya leg in Lisbon
  43. FEI's Lisbon 2016 Individual Results Page
  44. Brilliant British post back-to-back Furusiyya win in Rome
  45. FEI's Rome 2016 Individual Results Page
  46. Back-to-back Furusiyya win for Team Mexico at Langley
  47. FEI's Langley 2016 Individual Results Page
  48. Irish clinch classic victory at Furusiyya leg in St Gallen
  49. FEI's St. Gallen 2016 Individual Results Page
  50. Ukraine make it a Furusiyya hat-trick at Sopot
  51. FEI's Sopot 2016 Individual Results Page
  52. The flying Dutchmen win Furusiyya leg on home ground in Rotterdam
  53. Super Swiss sweep to Furusiyya victory in Falsterbo
  54. Historic Furusiyya victory for Hungary on home ground
  55. FEI's Budapest 2016 Individual Results Page
  56. Italians pip their Irish hosts at thrilling Furusiyya leg in Dublin
  57. Germany triumphs at Furusiyya thriller in Hickstead
  58. British win epic last qualifier of 2016 Furusiyya series
  59. FEI's Gijón 2016 Individual Results Page
  60. Germany takes 2016 Furusiyya title on a night to remember in Barcelona
  61. FEI's Barcelona 2016 Individual Results Page
  62. FEI's 2016 Europe Division 1 Overall Standings for Jumping Page
  63. FEI's 2016 Europe Division 2 Overall Standings for Jumping Page
  64. FEI's 2016 Middle East for Jumping Results Page
  65. FEI's 2016 North America, Central America & Caribbean Overall Standings for Jumping Page
  66. 2016 FEI Nations Cup Dressage Schedule
  67. FEI's Wellington 2016 NCD #1 Individual Results Page
  68. Team USA wins opening leg of first official FEI Nations Cup Dressage season
  69. FEI's Odense 2016 NCD #2 Individual Results Page
  70. FEI Nations Cup Dressage: Denmark wins through in close contest at Odense
  71. FEI's Compiègne 2016 NCD #3 Individual Results Page
  72. FEI Nations Cup Dressage: USA on top again in rainy Compiegne
  73. FEI's Rotterdam 2016 NCD #4 Individual Results Page
  74. FEI Nations Cup Dressage: Dutch deliver on home turf in Rotterdam
  75. FEI's Falsterbo 2016 NCD #5 Individual Results Page
  76. FEI Nations Cup Dressage: Swedes take lead with win on home ground
  77. FEI's Aachen 2016 NCD #6 Individual Results Page
  78. Germans dominate at Aachen: Team USA takes inaugural FEI Nations Cup Dressage series title
  79. 2016 FEI NATIONS CUP DRESSAGE SERIES FINAL STANDINGS - Updated 17.07.2016. Page
  80. "2016 FEI Nations Cup Eventing Schedule". Archived from the original on 2015-12-08. Retrieved 2017-08-01.
  81. Fontainebleau 2016 Individual Final Results Page
  82. FEI Nations Cup Eventing: Michael Jung leads German triumph at Fontainebleau
  83. Fontainebleau 2016 FINAL TEAM CLASSIFICATION
  84. Ballindenisk 2016 Individual Final Results Page
  85. FEI Nations Cup Eventing: Britain makes it a hat-trick at Ballindenisk
  86. Houghton Hall 2016 Individual Final Results Page
  87. FEI Nations Cup Eventing: German team triumphant at Houghton Hall
  88. Strzegom 2016 Individual Final Results Page
  89. FEI Nations Cup Eventing 2016: British team triumph again at Strzegom
  90. The Plains 2016 Individual Final Results Page
  91. FEI Nations Cup Eventing: USA team makes history with win at The Plains
  92. Aachen 2016 Individual Final Results Page
  93. FEI Nations Cup Eventing: Australia on top of the world at Aachen
  94. Vairano 2016 Individual Final Results Page
  95. FEI Nations Cup Eventing: French celebrations continue at Vairano
  96. Waregem 2016 Individual Final Results Page
  97. FEI Nations Cup Eventing: Germany narrows the gap with win at Waregem
  98. Boekelo 2016 Individual Final Results Page
  99. FEI Nations Cup Eventing: Germany wins third series title as Great Britain wins Boekelo
  100. 2016 FEI Nations Cup Eventing Final Results Page
  101. 2016 SM National Tournament Page
  102. SM's RBC Grand Prix presented by Rolex Results Page
  103. 2016 SM Continental Tournament Page
  104. SM's CP Grand Prix Results Page
  105. 2016 SM Pan American Tournament Page
  106. SM's Pan American Cup Results Page
  107. 2016 SM North American Tournament Page
  108. SM's ATCO Queen Elizabeth II Cup Results Page
  109. 2016 SM Masters Tournament Page
  110. SM's 2016 BMO Nations Cup Final Results Page
  111. SM's CP International Grand Prix Results Page
  112. Longines Global Champions Tour Website
  113. 2016 LGCT #1 Page
  114. Class 5-5: Miami Beach 2016 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results
  115. 2016 LGCT #2 Page
  116. Class 09: Mexico City 2016 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results
  117. 2016 LGCT #3 Page
  118. Class 05: Antwerp 2016 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results
  119. 2016 LGCT #4 Page
  120. Class 04: Shanghai 2016 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results
  121. 2016 LGCT #5 Page
  122. Class 05: Hamburg 2016 CSI5* 1.60 m Final Results
  123. 2016 LGCT #6 Page
  124. Class 12: Madrid 2016 CSI5* 1.60 m Final Results
  125. 2016 LGCT #7 Page
  126. Class 04: Chantilly 2016 CSI5* 1.60 m Final Results
  127. 2016 LGCT #8 Page
  128. Class 13: Cannes 2016 CSI5* 1.60 m Final Results
  129. 2016 LGCT #9 Page
  130. Class 04: Monaco 2016 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results
  131. 2016 LGCT #10 Page
  132. Class 11: Paris 2016 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results
  133. 2016 LGCT #11 Page
  134. Class 04: Cascais, Estoril 2016 CSI5* 1.60 m Final Results
  135. 2016 LGCT #12 Page
  136. Class 04: Valkenswaard 2016 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results
  137. 2016 LGCT #13 Page
  138. Class 11: Rome 2016 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results
  139. 2016 LGCT #14 Page
  140. Class 13: Vienna 2016 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results
  141. 2016 LGCT #15 Page
  142. Class 04: Doha 2016 CSI5* 1.60m Final Results
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