Olympic Games 2004 in Athens,Greece

Just in: Gold for Germany in Equestrian Very Happy

2. USA
3. Spain

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Just in: Men 25m Rapid Fire Pistol gold medal for Germany ,Ralf Schumann wins Very Happy

2. POLIAKOV Sergei (Rus) and 3.ALIFIRENKO Sergei (Rus).

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wenchilina wrote:

Germany took the gold for both team and individual eventing.
individual gold winner : bettina hoy & Ringwood Cockatoo

just in 3rd : Unfortunaly the CAS judged, that both gold medals goes to France. :-/

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another silver medal for Croatia - rowing pair. Sailor Karlo Kuret, unfortunately, fourth Sad

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2 bronze medal today for Poland Very Happy

Mateusz Kusznierewicz in sailing -Finn and Agata Wrobel in weightlifting (women's +75kg)
Tang Gonghong from China, whose got gold has bitten world record (which besides was her) over 7,5 kg :O ;]

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Congratulations to Poland and consolation to Korea for the gymnastics fiasco.

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Pretty good day for Australia. Gold in rowing in the men's coxless pairs, silver in cycling in the men's individual pursuit, bronze in swimming in the women's 50m freestyle, and Grant Hackett gold in the 1500m and a new Olympic record.

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And to finish off the swimming the girls in the 4 * 100 medley relay have broken the US domination and the world record.

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Yes, congratulations to Australia.

1. Australia -Gold
2. USA - Silver
3. Germany- Bronze Very Happy

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6. Netherlands - well, Rick, nimh and probably more Dutch here :wink:

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Henrik Stehlik (Germany) bronze medal in trampolin....

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I had to get my gloating in now. With the end of the swimming Australia's medal haul is likely to dry up pretty quickly.

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Wilso wrote:

Pretty good day for Australia.

I don't recall a day which wasn't good for Australia :wink:

Anyway: gold medal for Inge de Bruijn, made her the best Dutch Olympic athlete EVER: a total of eight medals, four gold, two (or three) silver, two (or one) bronze (5 of them she won four years ago, in Sydney; 3 these Games - 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze)

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But 4 * 100 medley relay :

Thok wrote:

1. Australia -Gold
2. USA - Silver
3. Germany- Bronze
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6. Netherlands - well, Rick, nimh and probably more Dutch here :wink:

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OK, you win. But you know (as I said on another thread): Germany - big; the Netherlands - small. Ha!

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It's not a matter of size. Phaw!

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That's a lie! When a woman ... ehh ... I mean historian or antropologist says that, (s)he is just lieing.

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Why do you fly off on a tangent? ...

It's not a matter of size of a country, at present Germany is superior to Netherlands and that's it. Very Happy

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Superior blablabla Cool

You have to see it on a larger scale Thok. Once, we were the most powerful nation in the world. OK, we did some pretty nasty things too though (slavers, destroying cultures, killing a lot of people, and still being ignorant and believing we are their saviors ...), but economically, no one could beat us. For such a small country ... that's a heck of an achievement ... oh wait, this is the Olympic Games thread. Ehm ... GO INGE! Oh wait, she just had her last race. GO DUTCH HOCKEYTEAM!

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germany loses both golds in eventing ( i know a repeat Thok Twisted Evil

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France and GB's Leslie law pick up the slack

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/olympics_2004/equestrian/3586618.stm

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Rick d'Israeli wrote:

economically, no one could beat us. For such a small country ... that's a heck of an achievement ...

Nope, Switzerland is more smaller and is on the ranking before Netherlands. Pshaw...

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A sensation: Yuliya Nesterenko (Belarus) wins 100, broke a 20-year American lock.

rowing women: Gold,silver for Germany. Very Happy

now on place 5.

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