Click here for North America East World Cup League standings after 13 competitions.
Please accept our apologies for the formatting of the current East League standings. They are supplied by the United States Equestrian Federation and, for unknown technical reasons, would not convert to web-friendly format this time.
2009-2010 Show Jumping World Cup Qualifiers, North America East League
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Blainville, Quebec √ |
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7 |
Harrisburg, Penn. √ |
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13 |
Wellington, Fla √ |
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Bromont, Quebec √ |
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8 |
Washington, D.C. √ |
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14 |
Wellington, Fla |
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Bridgehampton, New York √ |
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9 |
Syracuse, New York √ |
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15 |
Tampa, Fla |
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Halton Place, Ontario √ |
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10 |
Toronto, Ontario √ |
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Lexington, Kentucky √ |
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11 |
Wellington, Florida √ |
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Caledon, Ontario √ |
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12 |
Green Cove Springs, Fla. √ |
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Click here for North America West World Cup League standings after 10 competitions
2009-2010 Show Jumping World Cup Qualifiers, North America West League
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Langley, B.C. √ |
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6 |
Rancho Murieta, CA √ |
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11 |
Balvanera, Mexico (cancelled) |
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Del Mar, CA √ |
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7 |
Burbank, CA √ |
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12 |
Thermal, CA |
| 3 |
San Juan Capistrano, CA √ |
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8 |
Thermal, CA √ |
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13 |
San Juan Capistrano, CA |
| 4 |
Burbank, CA √ |
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9 |
Thermal, CA √ |
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Del Mar, CA √ |
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10 |
Thermal, CA √ |
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- There are 14 World Cup qualifying leagues around the world. North American riders can qualify in the North America East and North America West leagues.
- In Canada, riders who live in Manitoba and west are part of the west league and riders who live in Ontario and east are part of the east league.
- The North America West league includes Mexico.
- Points are awarded to the rider, not the rider/horse combination.
- The two Canadians (from either or both leagues) with the most points will be eligible to go to the World Cup Final.
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Held annually since 1979, the World Cup Final is the world final for indoor show jumping and is an individual title only.
Meredith Michaels Beerbaum, of Germany, is the reigning World Cup champion for the third time. The 2010 World Cup Final will be held in April in Geneva.
The sport of show jumping has both a World Cup and a World Championship. Unlike the World Championships, the World Cup offers only an individual title. The World Cup Final is always indoor jumping, whereas the World Championships is outdoor jumping. The World Cup is held annually, whereas the World Championships are held every four years, mid-year between Olympics. To compete in the World Show Jumping Championships you must be selected by your national equestrian federation. To compete in the World Cup, you must qualify in a qualifying league, not necessarily in your own country.
Cleack here to see the past performance records of Canadian riders and horses who have competed at the show jumping World Cup Final.
Click these links for past results of the World Cup Final 1979 to 1995 and 1996 to 2008. Also, see World Cup Trivia page.
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