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Cudmore Captures Canadian League World Cup Standings
Cudmore had competed in six World Cup Qualifiers in 2002 prior to the $60,000 World Cup Grand Prix, presented by Jaguar, at Royal Horse Show. With only the best four scores to count, she was not eligible to receive World Cup points at the Royal. Cudmore remained untouchable at the top of the standings.
Melissa Brown of Claremont, ON, also remained in second place in the World Cup Standings aboard her horse Karolus K, a 10-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding with a total of 44.
Moving into third position was Ian Millar and Aftershock, a 10-year-old Canadian Warmblood gelding owned by Matthews and Millar Brooke Farm Ltd. The duo received 13 points for their fourth place finish in the $60,000 World Cup Grand Prix, presented by Jaguar, and finishing with a total of 43 points.
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Download 2002 Canadian League World Cup Standings (in Acrobat PDF format)