Equestrian - European Show Jumping Championships - 1987

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European Show Jumping Championships - Results Mixed 1987

Switzerland - St. Gallen - 1987 - 6 September 1987

1	Pierre Durand (FRA)	Jappeloup
2	John Whitaker (GBR)	Milton
3	Nick Skelton (GBR)	Apollo
4	Thomas Frühmann (AUT)	Porter 7
5	Malcolm Pyrah (GBR)	Towerlands Anglezark
6	Wout Jan Vander Schans (NED)	Treffer
7	Willi Melliger (SWI)	Corso
8	Paul Schockemöhle (FDR)	Deister
9	Frederic Cottier (FRA)	Flambeau C
10	Piet Raijmakers (NED)	Jogger
11	Markus Fuchs (SWI)	Shandor
12	Philippe Rozier (FRA)	Jiva
13	Michel Robert (FRA)	La Fayette
14	Rob Ehrens (NED)	Eastern Sunrise
15	Philippe Guerdat (SWI)	Lanciano V
16	Philippe Le Jeune (BEL)	Nistria
17	Boris Boor (AUT)	Monaco F
18	Michael Whitaker (GBR)	Amanda
19	Franke Sloothaak (GER)	Alwin's Ass
20	Walter Gabathuler (SWI)	The Swan
21	Luis Alvarez de Cervera (SPA)	Mirage Mexicain
22	Gerd Wiltfang (FDR)	Cedra
23	Ludger Beerbaum (GER)	Wiener Domspatz
24	Jörg Domaingo (AUT)	Kingsize
25	Jean-Claude Van Geenberghe (BEL)	Piquet 5
26	Juan Diego Garcia Trevijano (SPA)	Futuro Ii
27	Wiljan Laarakkers (NED)	Up To Date
28	Pedro Sánchez Alemán (SPA)	Nuit Des Tourelles
29	Lone Kroman (DEN)	Qludy
30	Alfredo Fernandez Dura (SPA)	Kaoua Ii
31	Barnabas Hevesy (HUN)	Alex
32	József Varró (HUN)	Szikrazo
33	Ajtony Akos (HUN)	Kabala
34	Hugo Simon (AUT)	Winzer
35	Björn Ikast (DEN)	Southern
36	Janos Hargitay (HUN)	Wonder
37	Edgar-Henri Cuepper (BEL)	Catando I
38	Ove Hansen (NOR)	Sancerre
39	Hans Lundbäck (SWE)	Akrobat
40	Agneta Dahlgren (SWE)	Ryans Flight
41	Peter Eriksson (SWE)	Jfb Zorro
42	Lena Nilsson (SWE)	Alert
43	Diego De Riu (ITA)	Petit Pas De Pommiers

1	Great Britain (John Whitaker, Malcolm Pyrah, Michael Whitaker, Nick Skelton)	10.32
2	France (Michel Robert, Frederic Cottier, Pierre Durand, Philippe Rozier)	35.43
3	Switzerland (Willi Melliger, Walter Gabathuler, Markus Fuchs, Philippe Guerdat)	45.01
4	Netherlands (Wout-Jan Van Der Schans, Piet Raijmakers, Wiljan Laarakkers, Rob Ehrens)
5	Germany (Franke Sloothaak, Paul Schockemöhle, Ludger Beerbaum, Gerd Wiltfang)
6	Austria (Jörg Domaingo, Boris Boor, Thomas Frühmann, Hugo Simon)
7	Spain (Juan Diego Garcia Trevijano, Pedro Sánchez Alemán, Alfredo Fernandez Duran, Luis Alvarez de Cervera)
8	Hungary (Janos Hargitay, Barnabas Hevesy, József Varró, Ajtony Akos)