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Dreaming of jumping round the BE100 Mitsubishi Motors Cup in 2020? Here’s how this year’s course looked and rode…


  • The BE100 Mitsubishi Motors Cup cross-country course at Badminton was 3,150m in length in 2019. The optimum time was six-minutes and 38 seconds, with horses riders required to travel at 475m/min, which 22 combinations from 74 starters achieved (30%). Forty-two competitors managed a clear cross-country jumping round — 57% of starters.

    Take a look around the course and find out which fences caught combinations out…

    Fence 1

    Fence 2

    Fence 3

    Fence 4AB

     

    Fence 5

    Continued below…


    If this course gallery makes you want to get out eventing, then why not enter for the Horse & Hound Festival of Eventing? It is an unaffiliated three-day event, which includes classes at 90cm and 1m, running at The College EC, Keysoe in Bedfordshire over the late May Bank Holiday weekend (25 to 27 May). Standard price entries close on Friday 10 May, so be quick if you don’t want to miss out.

    Download the schedule [PDF] or Enter online via Equo


    Fence 6

    Fence 7ABC — nine refusals, one retirement and one rider fall

    Fence 8

    Fence 9 — one refusal

    Fence 10 — one horse fall

    Fence 11AB — one refusal

    Fence 12

    Fence 13 — eight refusals

    Fence 14 — one refusal

    Fence 15

    Fence 16AB — six refusals and one rider fall

    Fence 17ABC — one refusal and one retirement

    Fence 18

    Fence 19

    Fence 20AB — 10 refusals and one triggered frangible device (11 penalties)

    Fence 21

    Fence 22 — one refusal

    For all the latest news analysis, competition reports, interviews, features and much more, don’t miss Horse & Hound magazine, on sale every Thursday.

    Our bumper Badminton report will be in our 9 May issue, including opinion from Mark Phillips and Peter Storr.

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