Andrew Nicholson, of New Zealand,climbs to second in Land Rover FEI World Three Day Event Rider Rankings

Equestrianism

Tuesday 10 September 1996 23:02 BST

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Andrew Nicholson, of New Zealand, has climbed to second place in the Land Rover FEI World Three Day Event Rider Rankings behind his compatriot Blyth Tait after taking second place in the Burghley Horse Trials. Ian Stark, who was eighth at Burghley, is the highest-placed Briton in sixth place with 250.

LAND ROVER FEI WORLD THREE DAY EVENT RIDER RANKINGS: 1 B Tait (NZ) 424pts; 2 A Nicholson (NZ) 367; 3 M Todd (NZ) 340; 4 D O'Connor (US) 293; 5 M Ryan (Aus) 281; 6 I Stark (GB) 250; 7 J Teulere (Fr) 212; 8 A Hoy (Aus) 199.

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