EFI Equestrian Qualifications Degree 2 Simultaneously

Indonesia Equestrian Federation (EFI) again held qualifications to screen athletes who are entitled to defend the Red and White at the SEA Games XXVI. Qualifying will be held this weekend in Arthayasa Stables, Cinere, West Java.
There are two numbers that contested the show jumping (equestrian jump) and eventing (Triathlon). The match will be held from 19 to 21 August 2011.
Coach Equestrian eventing Indonesia for the number (Triathlon) Joss Gray assess the ability of the athletes more encouraging. "Its growth good. I hope every athlete does not repeat the same mistakes every time I perform with his horse," Gray said.
Gray is a member of the British Olympic team said the competition at SEA Games later on very tight.
"I think Thailand will go down with their Asian Games team. They can medal in Beijing two years ago. But not to worry, the SEA Games later is a different game. Opportunity Indonesia as great as them," Gray said.
Currently Albert Pelealu be an athlete on the rise in the number eventing. He won the last two qualifiers with his horse 'Budiluhur Edo. "
For the numbers show jumping, qualifying will enter the series VIII. Competition to win a position in the SEA Games team is still tight.
For the number jumping, EFI also contracted foreign coaches from the Netherlands Pieter January Berker dar.
EFI Secretary General Rafiq Radinal hope our athletes and horses to reach peak performance in November.
"We created a tiered qualification. Height 120cm The first hurdle in qualifying. It is now reaching 140cm which is a high hurdle that must be passed at the SEA Games later," said Rafiq.

World Jumping ChallengeOn the sidelines of the qualification, will be contested as well 'World Jumping Challenge. " This championship is an annual official calendar of the International Equestrian Federation (FEI).
There are three classes that competed namely Category A with a high hurdle 120cm, Category B (110cm) and Category C (100cm).
World Jumping Challenge (WJC) is FEI's efforts to promote the sport in countries emerging. Countries of Western Europe and North America do not follow this competition.
Countries that participated in the WJC will go through the same series of obstacles while the game was held in different countries. From here the athletes do not have to compete abroad to determine the extent of their ranking.
The WJC is divided into nine zones. Indonesia is in zone 9 which is also home to Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and India. Winner of each zone qualify for the final round. In recent years, Indonesia emerged as winners of the passing zone 9 Reshi Radinal (2008) and Mario Christianto