Dutch Team Wins 2014 WEG Show Jumping
Edited Press Release
September 6, 2014
The Dutch clinched the gold ahead of the Germans and Americans.
The Dutch clinched the gold ahead of the Germans and Americans.
Chester Weber (USA) and the Dutch team have made a convincing first step on their way to driving gold at the 2014 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games 2014 in Normandy.
More than 15,000 spectators enjoyed driving sport under ideal weather conditions for both people and horses.
America’s Beezie Madden, France’s Patrice Delaveau, Sweden’s Rolf-Goran Bengtsson, and The Netherlands’ Jeroen Dubbeldam will compete for the WEG win.
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The 2014 Alltech Federation Equestre Internationale World Equestrian Games (WEG) continued today in Normandy, France, as the jumpers and vaulters returned to their respective arenas.
The Alltech Federation Equestre Internationale World Equestrian Games (WEG) resumed today in Normandy, France as the jumpers and vaulters got their first chance to compete at the event.
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