Equestrianism: Nation's Cup victory for Britain

Sunday 13 September 1992 23:02 BST

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Nick Skelton produced two clear rounds on Dollar Girl to help Great Britain to victory in the Nations' Cup for the fourth successive year at Spruce Meadows in Calgary, Canada on Saturday.

NATIONS' CUP (Spruce Meadows, Can): 1 Great Britain (N Skelton, Dollar Girl; T Grubb, Denizen; M Whitaker, Henderson Midnight Madness; J Whitaker, Henderson Grannusch) 12 faults; 2 Switzerland (P Guerdat, Lucinda IV; M Fuchs, Interplane Shandor; S Lauber, Lugan II; L McNaught-Mandli, Panok Pirol B) 12.25; 3 Germany (S Von Ronne, Wilma; O Becker, Optiebeurs Lucky Luke; F Sloothaak, Optiebeurs Prestige; L Beerbaum, Almox Athletico) 12.5.

AMOCO CUP (Spruce Meadows, Can): 1 P Rarmakers (Optiebeurs Rinnetou Z, Neth); 2 M Whitaker (My Mesieur, GB); 3 M Fuchs (Interpane Rosee des Pres, Swit); 4 J Turi (Waysider, GB); 5 T Grubb (Elans Two Plus Two, GB); 6 E Navet (Rosire HN, Fr).

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