Peder Fredricson
The World Championships started with a table c speed class last Tuesday, and it was a lot of fast riding as any rails down were converted into time. Here's Sweden's Peder Fredricson who gave full gas on H&M Sibon to start off the championships with a 9th place after a clear and quick round. All photos (c) Jenny Abrahamsson.
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Cameron Hanley and Antello Z were also clear on the first day, contributing to a good Irish start.
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Ukraine's Cassio Rivetti and Vivant delivered from day one and to the very end.
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Imothep shows his bouncy sides for Ireland's Darragh Kenny.
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Lady in red: Tiffany Foster and Verdi III for Canada.
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Paul Estermann and Castlefield Eclipse in action - the pair took a rail down in the speed class.
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Citizenguard Cadjanine Z came to the championships with Syria's Amre Hamcho.
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Jeroen Dubbeldam and Zenith SFN were in 10th position after the first day, and in the end the World Champions!
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Australia's Jamie Kermond in action on Quite Cassini.
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Maikel van der Vleuten had a very good time the first day, but hit one rail and had four seconds added.
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The amazing Cornado NRW and Marcus Ehning jumping the Mont St Michel.
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Got to love this horse! There is just something special with McLain Ward's Rothchild.
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Captain Canada: Ian Millar started off clear and fast to finish 8th in the speed class on Dixson.
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Italy's Luca Moneta takes a tight turn on Neptune Brecourt.
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What a horse - what a rider: France's Penelope Leprevost and Flora de Mariposa.
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Rolf-Göran Bengtsson and Casall Ask were together with the rest of the final four, within the top ten the first day.
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Simon Delestre and Qlassic Bois Margot started off well with a clear round.
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It did not start as expected for Steve Guerdat and Nino des Buissonnets with a stop at the combination.
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He might be small, but can jump: Leonardo der Kleine showed that size does not matter with Andreas Schou.
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