Top riders reveal their Las Vegas World Cup hopes
World Cup favourites Isabel Werth and Meredith Michaels Beerbaum reflect on their chances as they prepare for competition in Las Vegas
Las Vegas World Cup finals
Las Vegas is hosting the 2015 Longines FEI World Cup Jumping Final and the Reem Acra FEI World Cup Final (15-19 April). The world’s top showjumping and dressage riders will be visiting the gambling capital of America to take part in the prestigious competitions.
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The city last hosted the dual championship in 2009 when Steffen Peters and Ravel were crowned dressage champions on home soil for the first time. The showjumping title went to Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum and the brilliant Shutterfly.
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Anky van Grunsven denied World Cup dressage 'wild card' for Las Vegas
The International Equestrian Federation (FEI) has denied Dutch World Cup dressage titleholder Anky van Grunsven a wild card with last year’s winner Salinero for the final in Las Vegas
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Blue Hors Matine fails World Cup final vet inspection
Top Danish dressage horse Blue Hors Matine failed the pre-competition trot up at the dressage World Cup final in Las Vegas
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World Cup final place for Malin Baryard-Johnsson
Sweden's Malin Baryard-Johnsson and Butterfly Flip have received a late invitation to the Rolex FEI World Cup Jumping Final in Las Vegas next week
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Pessoa sues for Las Vegas money
Competitors at last year’s Las Vegas World International are suing the show's organisers, as there is still no sign of their prize money
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Riders sue for Las Vegas prize-money
Rodrigo Pessoa is filing a lawsuit on behalf of all the Las Vegas World Invitational riders after the $1 million prize fund was not honoured
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Red faces as Las Vegas payouts delayed
Financial problems have led to a delay in riders receiving their Las Vegas prize money as a new show in Dubai is set to steal the "richest show" title
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Las Vegas success for Skelton
Britain’s Nick Skelton narrowly missed the $750,000 Las Vegas jackpot but took home a £100,000 runners-up prize
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Meredith is magic in Las Vegas
Meredith Michaels Beerbaum won the Budweiser Show Jumping World Cup Final, with Britain's Michael Whitaker producing an outstanding performance for second place
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World Cup legend reigns in Las Vegas
Anky van Gunsven has won her seventh World Cup title in Las Vegas in what is being billed as the best final ever staged
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Shutterfly wows the Las Vegas crowds
The world's top female show jumper is in flying form in Las Vegas to win the second leg of the World Cup show jumping final
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Las Vegas beckons for three Britons
British show jumping will be represented by three of its top players in the prestigious FEI World Cup Final in Las Vegas later this month
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Las Vegas to host dual World Cup finals
Las Vegas will host both the Dressage and the Jumping World Cup Finals in 2005 with the events running concurrently in the same location for the first time
