Individual Results
1966 Burghley
1. Capt. Carlos Moratorio (ARG) Chalan +63.10
2. Richard Meade (GBR) Barberry +46.60
3. Virginia Freeman-Jackson (IRL) Sam Weller +41.60
1970 Punchestown
1. Mary Gordon-Watson (GBR) Cornishman V +51.05
2. Richard Meade (GBR) The Poacher 12.85
3. James Wofford (USA) Kilkenny 4.35
1974 Burghley
1. Bruce Davidson (USA) Irish Cap 71.67
2. John Michael Plumb (USA) Good Mixture 71.93
3. Hugh Thomas (GBR) Playamar 72.47
1978 Lexington
1. Bruce Davidson (USA) Might Tango 93.40
2. John Watson (IRL) Cambridge Blue 120.60
3. Helmut Rethemeier (FRG) Ladalco 122.80
1982 Luhmühlen
1. Lucinda Green (GBR) Regal Realm 47.80
2. Helmut Rethemeier (FRG) Santiago 52.00
3. Kim Walnes (USA) The Gray Goose 52.80
1986 Gawler
1. Virginia Leng (GBR) Priceless 71.40
2. Trudy Boyce (NZL) Mossman 81.60
3. Lorna Clarke (GBR) Myross 84.20
4. Marie-Christine Duroy (FRA) Harley 90.00
5. Anne-Marie Taylor (GBR) Justyn Thyme VI 97.05
6. Barry Roycroft (AUS) Last Tango 110.80
7. Claus Erhorn (FRG) Fair Lady 118.55
8. John Michael Plumb (USA) Bluestone 119.80
9. Andrew Scott (NZL) Muir of Ord 141.00
10. Mark Todd (NZL) Charisma 141.60
1990 Stockholm
1. Blyth Tait (NZL) Messiah 55.15
2. Ian Stark (GBR) Murphy Himself 60.85
3. Bruce Davidson (USA) Pirate Lion 70.25
4. Andrew Nicholson (NZL) Spinning Rhombus 71.40
5. Mark Todd (NZL) Bahlua 79.35
6. Rodney Powell (GBR) The Irishman II 80.00
7. Marina Loheit (FRG) Sundance Kid 80.00
8. Matthias Baumann (FRG) Alabaster 80.40
9. Santiago de la Rocha (ESP) Kinvarra 81.80
10. Didier Seguret (FRA) Newlot 84.45
1994 Den Haag
1. Vaughn Jefferis (NZL) Bounce 55.60
2 Dorothy Trapp (USA) Molokai 56.80
3. Karen Dixon (GBR) Get Smart 60.80
4. Mary Thomson (GBR) King William 64.80
5. Piia Pantsu (FIN) Cyna 65.80
6. Jean-Lou Bigot (FRA) Twist-la-Beige 67.20
7. Bettina Overesch-Böker (GER) Watermill Stream 68.00
8. Jean Teulère (FRA) Rodosto 68.20
9. Prue Cribb (AUS) Navarone 68.80
10. David Green (AUS) Chatsby 71.80
1998 Rome
1. Blyth Tait (NZL) Ready Teddy 43.40
2. Mark Todd (NZL) Broadcast News 44.25
3. Paula Tornquist (SWE) SAS Monaghan 45.60
4. Vaughn Jefferis (NZL) Bounce 50.00
5. Andrew Nicholson (NZL) New York 51.40
6. David O'Connor (USA) Giltedge 51.40
7. Polly Phillipps (GBR) Coral Cove 52.00
8. Olivia Bunn (AUS) GV Braveheart 52.80
9. Stuart Tinney (AUS) Jeepster 53.00
10. Piia Pantsu (FIN) Uppercut 54.20
2002 Jerez
1. Jean Teulère (FRA) Espoir de la Mare 45.80
2. Jeanette Brakewell (GBR) Over To You 52.00
3. Piia Pantsu (FIN) Ypäjä Karuso 52.60
4. John Williams (USA) Carrick 53.00
5. Phillip Dutton (AUS) House Doctor 54.80
6. Kimberly Vinoski (USA) Winsome Adante 57.80
7. Olivia Bunn (AUS) GV Top Of The Line 58.00
8. Jean-Luc Force (FRA) Crocus Jacob 63.60
9. Andrew Nicholson (NZL) Fenicio 63.80
10. David O'Connor (USA) Giltedge 64.60
2006 Aachen
1. Zara Phillips (GBR) Toytown 46.70
2. Clayton Fredericks (AUS) Ben Along Time 48.80
3. Amy Tryon (USA) Poggio 50.70
4. Frank Ostholt (GER) Air Jordan 2 50.90
5. Hinrich Romeike (GER) Marius Voight-Logistik 52.40
6. Bettina Hoy (GER) Ringwood Cockatoo 52.70
7. Heelan Tompkins (NZL) Glengarrick 53.80
8. Magnus Gällerdal (SWE) Keymaster 3 53.80
9. Sharon Hunt (GBR) Tankers Town 61.60
10. Karim Florent Laghouag (FRA) Make my Day 63.70
2010 Lexington
1. Michael Jung (GER) La Biosthetique-Sam FBW 33.00
2. William Fox-Pitt (GBR) Cool Mountain 42.00
3. Andrew Nicholson (NZL) Nereo 43.50
4. Karin Donckers (BEL) Gazelle de la Brasserie CH 44.40
5. Pippa Funnell (GBR) Redesigned 45.50
6. Mary King (GBR) Imperial Cavalier 46.20
7. Jonathan Paget (NZL) Clifton Promise 46.40
8. Stuart Tinney (AUS) Vettori 47.60
9. Stephanie Rhodes-Bosch (CAN) Port Authority 48.20
10. Boyd Martin (USA) Neville Bardos 49.50
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