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2005 SAMSUNG SUPER LEAGUE AND SAMSUNG NATIONS CUP SERIES<br />
14 <strong>FEI</strong> ANNUAL REPORT 2005<br />
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1. Laurent Goffinet (FRA) and Flipper d’Elle. La Baule, w<strong>here</strong> the<br />
opening leg of the Samsung Super League traditionally takes<br />
place, is one of the top venues in the world.<br />
2. The British team and their young supporters in Rome (ITA).<br />
3. Markus Fuchs (SUI) and La Toya were the public’s undisputed<br />
favourites on home ground at St. Gallen.<br />
4. Switzerland won in a super-tight finish to the<br />
Dutch leg of the 2005 Samsung Super League in Rotterdam.<br />
5. Alois Pollmann-Schweckhorst (GER) on Diamonds Daylight.<br />
The fifth leg of the Samsung Super League at Hickstead (GBR)<br />
produced plenty of exciting moments with Germany coming<br />
out on top.<br />
6. Niklaus Schurtenberger (SUI) on Cantus in Dublin (IRL).<br />
7. Markus Ehning (GER) on Gitania. The much-fancied<br />
German team failed to shine on their home ground while<br />
the USA stormed to their second victory.<br />
8. Hey, hey, hey, it was the USA who, skillfully managed by<br />
Chef d’Equipe George Morris, scooped the 2005 Samsung<br />
Super League title. Barcelona (ESP) saw the thrilling finale<br />
to a fantastic season of sport.<br />
9. Malin Baryard (SWE) on H&M Espri at CSIO Poderbrady<br />
(CZE). After a hard battle throughout the 2005 season,<br />
Sweden came out on top of the 2005 Samsung Nations<br />
Cup series and won its ticket to the 2006 Samsung<br />
Super League.<br />
10. The Italian team celebrated their victory in the 2005<br />
Samsung Nations Cup leg at Dramen (NOR).<br />
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