The Rolex FEI World Cup Final is ridden over competitions held Thursday, Friday and Sunday. The first part of the final, the Rolex FEI World Cup™ Final I, will be a table C class ridden over a 1.50 course. Faults for fences down will be converted into additional time, and the winner is the rider with the fastest time. The winner of the class gets one point more than the total number of starters in the first competition of the final, the runner-up gets two points less than the winner, the third placed rider three points less, and so on.
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The starting order for tomorrow’s first round of the Rolex FEI World Cup Final has just been drawn. The list looks as follows;
Gothenburg Horse Show kicked off today with two international showjumping classes. The first class of the day went to Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum and her veteran Checkmate (Contender x Pik Bube II). A lot of the riders used the 1.40 class as an opportunity to give their horses a feel of the arena, and very few of them gave full speed. The 18 year old Checkmate does no longer really need any introduction to the surroundings when he comes to a show, and easily took home the victory with the fastest time of the day. Meredith was followed by Kristaps Neretnieks in second on Conte Bellini (Cornet Obolensky x Ramiro), and Edwina Tops-Alexander on Erenice Horta (Diamant de Semilly x Parco) in third.
The full entry list for Gothenburg – with both riders and horses – has been published. The list includes riders for the World Cup competitions, and the riders for the additional 5* classes. If you are curious about which horses the riders will bring, 
