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Honey08

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Closest to the optimum time

I found this

The individual eventing winner is decided by tallying the penalty points acquired in the dressage, jumping and cross-country competitions. The rider with the fewest total penalty points wins. If there is a tie, the standings will be decided by the best overall cross-country score. If the riders are still deadlocked, the winner will be determined by which rider's time in the cross-country event is closest to the optimum time. If the tie still remains, the rider with the best individual final jumping score will win. If the tie is still not broken, the one with the fastest time in the individual final jumping competition will win. If a tie remains, the winner will be the rider with the best total collective marks in the dressage test. If all of these are used and a tie still remains, the riders will be placed equally.

It would take this ground jury three months to work all that out!
 

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Why do the men have to remove their hats on the podium but not the women?
It's a general etiquette thing outside of riding that it is polite for men to remove hats when going inside, to show respect or in church. Woman are supposed to keep them on
 
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