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    An historic double for New Zealand equestrian in Germany

    An historic double for New Zealand equestrian in Germany


    Tim Price has been crowned individual champion at the prestigious event in Aachen - aboard his horse Vitali.

    New Zealand has also taken out the Nations Cup teams' title - with four other Kiwi combinations finishing inside the top 10.

    Monica Spencer was sixth, Clarke Johnstone ninth and Jonelle Price 10th.

    It's just the second time New Zealand has won the Nations' Cup at Aachen - with Tim Price and Johnstone teaming up with Blyth Tait and Sir Mark Todd to lift the title in 2018.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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