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Tim Price
NZL

Tim Price

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FEI Eventing World Athlete Rankings
2nd
Age45
Competing forNew Zealand - NZL
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Statistics

Jumping

Number of starts: 264
Number of wins: 3

Eventing

Number of starts: 421
Number of wins: 35
Only the results from 01 January 2010 included
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Year2024
Venue Olympic Games Paris (Olympic Games - Eventing)
Horse Falco
Individual Rank 6
Team Rank 8
Year Venue Horse Individual Rank Team Rank
2022
  World Championship Pratoni del Vivaro (CH-M-C)
Falco 3
 3
2021
  Olympic Games Tokyo (Olympic Games - Eventing)
Vitali 24
 5
Falco
Discipline: Born: 2009 Studbook: HANN Sex: Gelding
Vitali
Discipline: Born: 2010 Studbook: HOLST Sex: Gelding
Chio 20
Discipline: Born: 2014 Studbook: HOLST Sex: Stallion
Date Show Event Competition Obs. Height Horse Position Score
24/10/2024 Pau CCI5*-L CCI5*-L Jarillo 9
16/10/2024 Elkton MD CCI5*-L CCI5*-L Falco 2
09/10/2024 Boekelo CCIO4*-NC-L CCIO4*-NC-L Global Quest 4
Ranking/Standing Horse Rank Points
FEI Eventing World Athlete Rankings 2 536
FEI Eventing Zone Rankings 1 364
Biography
General Interest
Milestones Tim and Jonelle became the first husband and wife to represent NZ at an Olympic Games at Rio 2016.

In 2022 he and his wife Jonelle became the first married couple to be ranked first and second in the International Equestrian Federation [FEI] eventing world rankings after he took the number one position and Jonelle rose to second place. (horseandhound.co.uk, 11 Oct 2022; nzherald.co.nz, 07 Oct 2022)
Famous relatives His wife Jonelle Price has represented New Zealand in eventing, winning team bronze at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. She also competed at the 2016 and 2020 Olympic Games. His mother Raewyn Price evented in New Zealand in her youth. (SportsDeskOnline, 05 Nov 2021; eventingnation.com, 31 Oct 2021; timandjonelle.com, 02 Oct 2016; horsetalk.co.nz, 07 Aug 2014)

His brother Cam is CEO of Keyflow Horse Feeds. (badminton-horse.co.uk, 2024)
Ambitions To compete at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (times-age.co.nz, 21 Dec 2022; marlboroughequestrian.news, 28 Apr 2022)
Other information FROM NEW ZEALAND TO THE UK
Born in Oxford, New Zealand, he moved to the UK in 2003 in order to further his equestrian career. He and his wife Jonelle were based at Mere Farm in Wiltshire for 17 years before announcing that they were moving to a new yard on the Chedington Estate in Dorset, England, in 2023. "It is a long road from New Zealand, coming over here with nothing and working out how to make a living out of what we do and getting the quality of horses we need." (horseandhound.co.uk, 04 Nov 2022, 16 Jun 2014; timandjonelle.com, 28 Nov 2022; eurosport.com, 04 Sep 2018; stuff.co.nz, 17 Jun 2014)

HORSE RETIREMENT
In 2021 he announced that his horse Wesko would retire after sustaining a minor injury during early-season preparations. Price had hoped to compete with Wesko at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. "It was going to be a bit of a push for an 18-year-old to make the final four at the Olympics later this year [2021] and sadly it just wasn't meant to be. We have had so much fun together, so I have a lot to be thankful for. Above all, he's my mate and that isn't about to change." (horsetalk.co.nz, 11 May 2021)

Medals description

Olympic Games
Gold medal - First place Gold medal - First place
Silver medal - Second place Silver medal - Second place
Bronze medal - Third place Bronze medal - Third place
Ranked Ranked
FEI World Championships
Gold medal - First Place
Silver medal - Second place
Bronze medal - Third place
Ranked
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