This course asks for a very rideable horse. I wonder how the KSA will fair, especially Sultan, who looked like he didn’t listen very well yesterday.
Fingers crossed that Antares and Via Volo are good listeners today.
Dirk Demeersen for Belgium now. Big horse!
liverpool down.
Last of triple combination down.
Last fence down.
12 Faults.
Love we get the commentator from XC! He was rightfully very complimentary of Bella Donna, what a gorgeous round.
That oxer to the water to the vertical is just going to eat people for lunch.
Oliver Gillion for France. Vertical over liverpool down.
Oxer in middle of combination down.
8 faults
Delestre for France in the ring.
Vertical after in and out down. Hanging gate down for 8.
Those are HUGE fences.
Just lost both my feeds :rolleyes: figures, right?!
Arhghh!! I got up at 6 am, went back to bed, and overslept. Made it just in time to see one of my favorite pairs, Plot Blue and Ehning.
Finally got everything working with my TV provider aaand…black screen
How do you say “this is how it’s done” in German?
“Markus Ehning”.
WOW!
Germany certainly redeems themselves today! Another smooth clear round by Marcus Ehning and Plot Blue!
beautiful round from ehning- love love love that horse!!
Plot Blue CLEAR!! LOVE that horse!!!
Got it back for Marcus Ehning.
Full bridle! Hard rub at vertical after water, but it stayed up. Lovely ride so far.
The first CLEAR ROUND - he made it look incredibly EASY!!! (which it isn’t, for sure!!!)
So frustrated with the black screen right now… Refreshing like crazy and can’t get anything.
Any tips?
Japanese rider now.
Very interesting water jump (got a foot in it, but stayed on and didn’t stop, thanks to a tough ride!)
One rail, one water for two. Time isn’t as tight as it seemed originally.
Is water bigger than yesterday, or approach difficult?
Ugh - no nbc online for ANY sport!
Is this the final Team round?
I don’t understand the format. Is it all non Team individuals first and then teams?
Laurie, the approach is really tough. It’s a big oxer in, then a LONG 5 strides to the water, then a really careful approach to a vertical with flat cups.
