#Victoria Gulliksen

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Heimsieg für Hans-Dieter Dreher und Cous Cous bei den Stuttgart German Masters 2023

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individual showjumping final! this course was gorgeous in all respects (especially love the wall that looks like the notre dame rose windows) (and the curled-up lizard topiary thing. love that guy) and also tricky as all hell. only three riders went double clear (bc the oxers are massive and the striding is so so technical).

Canada: Mario Deslauriers on Emerson. i love watching the jumpers move - they’re so forward. two sets of reins. nicely in time, but two rails down. 

Germany: Phillipp Weishaupt on Zineday. drop noseband. some gape between fences. one second over, one rail down. 

Argentina: Jose Maria (jr) Larocca on Finn Lente. started rough with a knocked rail, and the combinations really got them. one second over, five rails down. 

UK: Ben Maher on Dallas Vegas Batilly. mare! nose net. froth. i love watching this mare; she’s got so much scope and so much try. in time, one rail. Just caught the oxer in the double.  

USA: Laura Kraut on Baloutinue. came in nice and quiet, and Baloutinue seems fairly settled. i think she’s my favorite rider in the field. fighting a little in the turns. he tries so hard to keeps his legs out of the way over the last fence but it doesn’t quite work. in time, one rail. 

Austria: Max Kuehner on Elektric Blue P. drop noseband, froth. gape. also knocks the last fence - i think the riders are going to have to take that extra second to come at it perfectly straight. one rail, in time. 

France: Simon Delestre on I Amelusina R 51. rough start, knocks the first fence. gape. coming in close to the red flag on most of these fences. god that’s so much gape. in time, two rails. 

Germany: Christian Kukuk on Checker 47. i do love watching the jumpers move but so many of them are hyperflexed before the round starts and that i could do without. lots of gape -  there are so many stride adjustments in this course. rattles a rail on the double combination, but it stays. double clear!

Belgium: Gregory Wathelet on Bond Jamesbond de Hay. still love this name. hackamore! couldn’t quite clear the water. very fast round. two rails. 

Netherlands: Maikel van der Vlueten on Beauville Z. little awkward over the double combination - think it was a long spot. making full use of the space. double clear. 

UAE: Omar Abdul Aziz al Marzooqi on Enjoy de la Mure. little bit of froth. looked like a touch of sass in one of the lead changes (we've all ridden that). clever striding. in time, two rails. lots of pets for Enjoy as they leave. 

Japan: Takashi Hasse Shibayama on Karamell M&M. rolls the first rail out of its cups, knocks fence two and both in the double combo. elects (smartly) to retire. 

Saudi Arabia: Ramzy al Duhami on Untouchable 32. mare! gape - i can see her tongue in the close-ups. this mare is scopey as all hell - only knocks the oxer in the first double combination. in time, one rail. 

Mexico: Andres Azcarraga on Contrendros 2. having trouble over the oxers. takes the turn to the water fast and just slides to a stop; Azcarraga comes off. 

Brazil: Rodrigo Pessoa on Major Tom. Major Tom has braids in. starts a little under speed/behind the leg. knocks two rails, elects to retire.

USA: Karl Cook on Caracole de la Roque. mare! one of the hackamore girlies (and her noseband is fuzzy!). still don’t like her topline. they’re fighting about speed - Caracole has Opinions. the turn to the card suite jumps is awkward and the combination doesn’t go well. in time, two rails. 

Belgium: Gilles Tomas on Ermitage Kalone. nose net. nice quiet feeling round. in time, two rails down. 

Norway: Victoria Gulliksen on Mistral van de Vogelzang. having a Moment before the round starts. double combination literally trips them up - thought they were both going to fall trying to get over the oxer in the double combination. half a second over, two rails down. 

Brazil: Stephan de Frietas Barcha on Primavera. mare! two sets of reins. fast around the turn to the water, some speed discussions in the ensuing fences. scrapes her way through the triple combination and the card suite fences, but she makes it! really using that fifth leg. if you click with a mare, she will do anything for you. in time, one rail. 

UK: Scott Brash on Jefferson. his stripe and snip are so cool. drop noseband. knocks the oxer in the double combination. in time, one rail down. 

Saudi Arabia: Abdulrahman Alrajhi on Ventago. red ribbon. lots of stride adjustments. tt’s a bit of a slog for them today and you can feel it. uses all of his space to the card suite jumps. one second over, one rail down. 

Netherlands: Kim Emmen on Imagine. two sets of reins. first rail comes down. he’s tired - this is his fourth round this week. in time, three rails down. 

Italy: Emanuele Camilli on Odense Odeveld. hackamore? i think? shadow roll. first rail down. handles the double combination nicely. in time, three rails. 

Sweden: Henrik von Eckermann on King Edward. nose net. makes it through the water and following line by sheer force of will only for King Edward to make a wrong turn. little bit of discussion about it, then Eckermann comes off and takes the bridle with him. insists on leading King Edward back himself (we love to see it). Edward is still worked up - Eckermann is using the elbow in the neck trick to make space. yeah been there (regularly).

Switzerland: Steve Guerdat on Dynamix de Belheme. mare! gape. she is bound and determined to make this course her bitch. good for her! double clear. 

Switzerland: Martin Fuchs on Leone Jei. drop noseband. looked like Fuchs almost came off in the double combination and he lost a stirrup. almost swings left (same as King Edward) but recovers. in time, one rail down. out of the medals, but that was some impressive riding. 

Netherlands: Harrie Smolders on Uricas V/D Kattenvennen. froth. some gape. he’s trying but he’s tired. two time penalties, one rail. 

Ireland: Daniel Coyle on Legacy. mare! love her. she’s ready to get it done. froth. stretching down in the turn to the card suite fences. i think the striding gets fucked up, they knock the next four fences (card suite combination and the two after it). Coyle elects to retire. 

Ireland: Shane Sweetnam on James Kann Cruz. converter reins. knocks the oxer in the double combination, runs into trouble in the triple. in time, three rails down. 

France: Julien Epaillard on Dubai du Cedre. mare! our other hackamore girlie 🎉 her blaze is fantastic. arguing about speed.sShe's scopey as hell and putting everything in. not quite steady enough to the second card suite fence. in time, one rail.

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2024 olympians representing non country of residence part 7

Nigeria: Adebola Adeyeye, basketball (Brampton, Ontario); Michelle Alozie, soccer (Apple Valley, California); Obiageri Amaechi, athletics (San Francisco, California); Dubem Amene, athletics (Farmington Hills, Michigan); Promise Amukamara, basketball (Glendale, Arizona); Ashley Anumba, athletics (Charlottesville, Virginia); Ayomide Bello, canoeing (Bowie, Maryland); Lauren Ebo, basketball (Upper Marlboro, Maryland); Jennifer Echegini, soccer (London, U.K.); Blessing Ejiofor, basketball (Paterson, New Jersey); Nicole Enabosi, basketball (Montgomery County, Maryland); Chukwuebuka Enekwechi, athletics (West Lafayette, Indiana); Edose Ibadin, athletics (Prince George's County, Maryland); Ezinne Kalu, basketball (Newark, New Jersey); Ashton Mutuwa, wrestling (Cedar Lake, Indiana); Dubem Nwachukwu, athletics (Katy, Texas); Adaku Nwandu, swimming (Singapore); Chidi Okezie, athletics (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania); Amy Okonkwo, basketball (Rancho Cucamonga, California); Ijeoma Okoronkwo, soccer (Richmond, Texas); Olaitan Olaore, boxing (Wallsend, U.K.); Sade Olatoye, athletics (Dublin, Ohio); Ifeoma Onumonu, soccer (Rancho Cucamonga, California); Udodi Onwuzurike, athletics (Bloomfield Hills, Michigan); Chioma Onyekwere, athletics (Detroit, Michigan); Antoinette Payne, soccer (Birmingham, Alabama); Nicole Payne, soccer (Birmingham, Alabama); Tobi Sajuade, swimming (Bath, U.K.) & Olaoluwatomi Taiwo, basketball (Carmel, Indiana) Norway: Isabel Freese, equestrian (Mühlen, Germany); Victoria Gulliksen, equestrian (Knokke, Belgium); Viktor Hovland, golf (Stillwater, Oklahoma); Jon-Hermann Hegg, shooting (Dingle, Ireland) & Kristoffer Ventura, golf (Palm Beach Gardens, Florida) Palestine: Yazan Al-Bawwab, swimming (Amsterdam, The Netherlands); Layla Almasri, athletics (Colorado Springs, Colorado); Fares Badawi, judo (Damascus, Syria); Omar Hantoli, taekwondo (Sharjah, U.A.E.); Jorge Sahle; Jr., shooting (Santiago, Chile) & Valerie Tarazi, swimming (Crystal Lake, Illinois) Panama: Bernhard Christianson, swimming (Easton, Maryland) & Gianna Woodruff, athletics (Santa Monica, California) Papua New Guinea: Georgia-Leigh Rotuisolia, swimming (Gold Coast, Australia) Paraguay: Javier Insfran, rowing (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil) Peru: McKenna De Bever, swimming (Denver, Colorado) The Philippines: John Cabang, athletics (San Sebastián, Spain); Aleah Finnegan, gymnastics (Lee's Summit, Missouri); Jarod Hatch, swimming (Morgan Hill, California); Lauren Hoffman, athletics (Haymarket, Virginia); Emma Malabuyo, gymnastics (Los Angeles, California); Bianca Pagdanganan, golf (Tucson, Arizona); Levi Ruivivar, gymnastics (Plano, Texas) & Kayla Sanchez, swimming (Toronto, Ontario) Poland: Magdalena Niemczyk, athletics (Versailles, France) & Mariya Zhodzik, athletics (Baranavichy, Belarus) Portugal: Tiago Apolónia, table tennis (Ochsenhausen, Germany); Thomas Augusto, skateboarding (San Marcos, California); Jorge Da Fonseca, judo (São Tomé, São Tomé and Príncipe); Agate Da Sousa, athletics (São Tomé, São Tomé & Príncipe); Fatoumata Diallo, athletics (Paris, France); António Do Vale, equestrian (Lastrup, Germany); Vanessa Farinha, breakdancing (London, U.K.); João Geraldo, table tennis (Ochsenhausen, Germany) & Rochele Nunes, judo (Pelotas, Brazil)

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Damn 3 fences and a time fault for Victoria Gulliksen for Norway

I thought she was going to fall off at the first fence

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Victoria Gulliksen videre i World Cup-finalen

Etter feilfri ridning og topplassering i andre finalerunde, er Victoria Gulliksen klar for den avgjørende finalen i Omaha som går natt til søndag norsk tid. Victoria Gulliksen og hennes Equine America Papa Roach var en av ni ekvipasjer som gikk videre til omhopping i den andre finalerunden i World Cup-sammenheng i Omaha i natt. De leverte feilfritt også i omhoppingen over de 1,60 m høye…

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Victoria Gulliksen & Ibiza.

Final of the 6 year old horses

Jump Off

World Breeding Championships at Zangersheide

(c) by me

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FEI World Cup Jumping Madrid 2017 Victoria Gulliksen & Ballenteskin Watch This ©Thomas Reiner; source: noellefloyd.com

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MADRID HORSE WEEK TROPHY - Madrid Horse Week 2017 by ThomasReiner Victoria GULLIKSEN (NOR) ridding Papa Roach at the MADRID HORSE WEEK TROPHY, - Madrid Horse Week 2017, IFEM MADRID 24.11.2017 November 25, 2017 at 04:52AM

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Longines Global Champions Tour Riesenbeck: Katrin Eckermann siegt im GRAND PRIX OF SURENBURG i. M. Baron Constantin Heereman

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showjumping individual qualifiers here we go:

Israel: Isabella Russekoff on C Vier 2. Micklem (or adjacent) bridle. pretty lighter bay. he spooks (or ‘spooks’) shortly after the final fence. 

Canada: Mario Deslauriers on Emerson. that turn to the ‘bonjour paris’ wall is Tight. in time, only one rail down. Deslauriers has been doing this forever so that really doesn’t surprise me. double reins on an elevator or pelham bit. 

Lithuania: Andrius Petrovas on Linkolns. Linkolns decided something about that jump or the course was not worth it and Petrovas retired. good for him!

Mexico: Andres Azcarraga on Contrendros 2. dropped a stride before the water and still cleared it - horses like that are the best. first double clear round! and an extra little buck. 

Sweden: Henrik von Eckermann on King Edward. Oh that’s right he goes in a nose fly net thing. King Edward is Going today - “jumping out of his skin” yeah you’re right. definitely saw Eckermann grab mane. 

Spain: Ismael Garcia Roque on Tirano. drop noseband. lots and lots of air on Tirano’s part. only one rail down. 

France: Olivier Perreau on Dorai d’Aiguilly. mare! some froth i think. this girl is here to Get It Done. knocked a rail on the last fence. elevator-type bit with converter reins. 

Saudi Arabia: Abdulrahman Alrajhi on Ventago. ah a kicker. tapped a rail but went clear and in time. froth. 

Austria: Gerfried Puck on Naxcel V. okay i’m sure those fly mask things are blinkers but i can’t get a close enough look to confirm. drop noseband. much discussion from this pair - Naxcel has his own plans it seems. elevator-type bit with two sets of reins. 

Japan: Eiken Sato on Conthargo-Blue. red ribbon. Disagreements after the water and over the red vertical. drop noseband, elevator-type bit with double reins. retires on course. 

USA: Karl Cook on Caracole de la Roque. mare! one of the two mares going in a hackamore. her topline still bothers me. double clear. every time i’ve seen this mare she gets shit done. 

Netherlands: Maikel van der Vleuten on Beauville Z. came in a little wiggly to that second jump (we’ve all been there). only one rail down and a 70 second course. 

Ireland: Shane Sweetnam on James Kann Cruz. would like a better look at that bridle. they are tearing through the course in style - no rails in 73.35 seconds. 

Belgium: Jerome Guery on Quel Homme de Hus. converter reins. one rail down, four seconds under time. 

Switzerland: Edouard Schmitz on Gamin Van’t Naastveldhof. quick buck as they get going. two rails down, four seconds under. 

UK: Harry Charles on Romeo 88. always interesting to see which horse’s manes get braided for showjumping and which don't (Romeo 88 doesn’t). the double noseband situation bothers me, and also it seems like you could just use a flash. blinkers. double clear. some bucks just for funsies. 

Norway: Victoria Gulliksen on Mistral van de Vogelzang. Mistral has things to say about the rein contact - tons of head shaking between fences. froth. double clear. 

Australia: Hilary Scott on Milky Way. mare! pretty gray. i don’t think she has a throatlatch. knocked two rails - one in the double combination and one in the triple combination. 

Poland: Dawid Kubiak on Flash Blue B. shadow roll and hackmore. blinkers maybe? two rails down. 

Denmark: Andreas Schou on Napoli VH Nederassenthof. Schou’s shoulders look a little slumped as they come in - kinda odd, for how much we worry about our posture. maybe i'm seeing things. knocks a rail on the last fence. 

Germany: Christian Kukuk on Checker 47. buck. pretty dapples. two rails, i think. 

Brazil: Rodrigo Pessoa on Major Tom. i’m not going to make a built-in sponsor joke. or a Space Oddity joke. i’m not. lovely jump. double clear. i think Major Tom is the third? horse i’ve seen with his fly bonnet tied to the noseband so it won’t flap. 

UAE: Salim Ahmed al Suwaidi on Foncetti VD Heffinck. froth. Micklem adjacent bridle. lots of praise after the round. four rails down. 

Israel: Robin Muhr on Galaxy HM. two rails down. interesting how there are so many dark bays/blacks in dressage but considerably fewer in jumping. 

Canada: Erynn Ballard on Nikka VD Bisschop. mare! big bold blaze. entered the ring fairly quietly. extra little kick over the jumps. i like this pair.

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2024 olympics Norway roster

Athletics

Håvard Ingvaldsen (Moelv)

Tobias Grønstad (Oslo)

Narve Nordås (Rogaland Fylke)

Jakob Ingebrigtsen (Sandnes)

Karsten Warholm (Ulsteinvik)

Zerei Mezngi (Rogaland Fylke)

Sondre Nordstad-Moen (Trondheim)

Sondre Guttormsen (Ski)

Simen Guttormsen (Ski)

Pål Lillefosse (Bergen)

Marcus Thomsen (Voss)

Elvind Henriksen (Oslo)

Thomas Mardal (Gloppen)

Markus Rooth (Oslo)

Sander Skotheim (Oslo)

Josefine Eriksen (Stavern)

Astri Ertzgaard (Oslo)

Henriette Jæger (Aremark)

Amalie Iuel (Lørenskog Kommune)

Line Kloster (Oslo)

Karoline Grøvdal (Ålesund Kommune)

Elisabeth Slettum (Stavanger)

Lene Retzius (Ringsaker)

Beatrice Llano (Bergen)

Marie-Therese Obst (Oslo)

Boxing

Omar Shiha (Oslo)

Sunniva Hofstad (Trondheim)

Canoeing

Kristine Amundsen (Bærum)

Hedda Øritsland (Bærum)

Anna Sletsjøe (Oslo)

Maria Virik (Oslo)

Cycling

Søren Wærenskjold (Mandal)

Tobias Foss (Lillehammer Kommune)

Knut Røhme (Oslo)

Marte Edseth (Oslo)

Ingvild Gåskjenn (Horten)

Anita Stenberg (Drammen)

Diving

Helle Tuxen (Tananger)

Equestrian

Isabel Freese (Mühlen, Germany)

Victoria Gulliksen (Knokke, Belgium)

Golf

Viktor Hovland (Stillwater, Oklahoma)

Kristoffer Ventura (Palm Beach Gardens, Florida)

Celine Borge (Tønsberg)

Madelene Stavnar (Tønsberg)

Handball

Vetle Aga (Bodø)

Sander Sagosen (Trondheim)

Sebastian Barthold (Bærum)

Petter Øverby (Kongsvinger)

Kristian Sæverås (Oslo)

Kristian Bjørnsen (Stavanger)

Magnus Gullerud (Skarnes)

Tobias Grøndahl (Bærum)

Christian O'Sullivan (Oslo)

Harald Reinkind (Tønsberg)

Torbjørn Bergerud (Røyken)

Gabriel Setterblom (Oslo)

Simen Lyse (Tronheim)

Alexandre Christoffersen-Blonz (Stavanger)

Veronica Kristiansen (Stavanger)

Maren Aardahl (Trondheim)

Stine Skogrand (Bergen)

Nora Mørk (Oslo)

Stine Dahmke (Nittedal)

Silje Solberg-Østhassel (Bærum Kommune)

Kari Brattset-Dale (Fredrikstad)

Kristine Breistøl (Oslo)

Vilde Mortensen-Ingstad (Oslo)

Katrine Lunde (Kristiansand)

Marit Røsberg-Jacobsen (Narvik)

Camilla Herrem (Sola Kommune)

Sanna Solberg-Isaksen (Bærum Kommune)

Henny Reistad (Bærum Kommune)

Thale Rushfeldt-Deila (Porsgrunn Kommune)

Rowing

Jonas Juel (Oslo)

Lars Benske (Fredrikstad)

Martin Helseth (Ålesund Kommune)

Kjetil Borch (Tønsberg)

Kristoffer Brun (Bergen)

Jan Helvig (Oslo)

Erik Solbakken (Fredrikstad)

Ask Tjøm (Oslo)

Thea Helseth (Ålesund Kommune)

Inger Kavlie (Oslo)

Sailing

Hermann Tomasgaard (Lørenskog Kommune)

Mina Mobekk (Oslo)

Line Høst (Oslo)

Helene Næss (Tønsberg)

Marie Rønningen (Bærum Kommune)

Shooting

Jon-Hermann Hegg (Dingle, Ireland)

Ole Halvorsen (Blomøyna)

Erik Watndal (Oslo)

Jeannette Duestad (Tønsberg)

Synnøve Berg (Stavanger)

Jenny Stene (Lørenskog Kommune)

Swimming

Jon Jøntvedt (Bryne)

Nicholas Lia (Oslo)

Henrik Christiansen (Lørenskog Kommune)

Taekwondo

Richard Konopka-Ordemann (Nannestad Kommune)

Tennis

Casper Ruud (Snarøya)

Triathlon

Kristian Blummenfelt (Bergen)

Vetle Thorn (Oslo)

Solveig Løvseth (Trondheim)

Lotte Miller (Stavanger)

Volleyball

Anders Mol (Stord Kommune)

Christian Sørum (Rælingen Kommune)

Weightlifting

Solfrid Koanda (Grimstad Kommune)

Wrestling

Grace Jacob-Bullen (Fredrikstad)

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Interview with Victoria Gulliksen (NOR) in Zürich

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Victoria Gulliksen er klar for World Cup-finale

Nå er det slått fast – Victoria Gulliksen har som tidenes første norske kvinnelige rytter sikret seg en plass i World Cup-finalen i sprangridning i Omaha, USA, i april. Sesongens siste kvalifisering i den vest-europeiske ligaen gikk i Gøteborg i dag, og dermed ble den endelige listen klar. Denne viste at Victoria Gulliksen (31) ble nummer 12 – det er de 18 beste i denne ligaen som får reise til…

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My endless list of favourite horses: Viego les Hauts. [Ridden by Victoria Gulliksen.]

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Steve Guerdat siegt mit Is-Minka im Flottbek 5 Star