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Michael Jung continues to top Eventing Ranking

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 07-09-2017
Michael Jung maintains his number on position in the new Eventing ranking. Jung sits with a 91-point cushion ahead of Nicola Wilson. Nicola Wilson is celebrating her new career-best world ranking of number two in the latest FEI world eventing athlete rankings. Andrew Nicholson has risen three places from sixth to complete the top three spots.   Three other Brits accompany Nicola inside the top 10, giving Britain more riders in the top 10 than any other nation. They are Oliver Townend, who has risen two places to sixth, Tina Cook, who has enjoyed a meteoric rise from 26th to eighth and Gemma Tattersall, who has climbed nine places to ninth.
Michael Jung maintains his number on position in the new Eventing ranking. Jung sits with a 91-point cushion ahead of Nicola Wilson. Nicola Wilson is celebrating her new career-best world ranking of number two in the latest FEI world eventing athlete rankings. Andrew Nicholson has risen three places from sixth to complete the top three spots.   Three other Brits accompany Nicola inside the top 10, giving Britain more riders in the top 10 than any other nation. They are Oliver Townend, who has risen two places to sixth, Tina Cook, who has enjoyed a meteoric rise from 26th to eighth and Gemma Tattersall, who has climbed nine places to ninth.
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