Day 14 BBC Two: 18.00-19.00 Olympics

Hello again. If you have just finished the working week and are

settling down to watch the final week of the Olympic Games you are

just in time, because we are enjoying the final round of the

individual show-jumping, the final event of the equestrian events. Nick

Skelton and Big Star, they go in a couple of riders time, they jumped a

clear round earlier in the day and it is all coming down to this final

round now. Ack to Mike and Andy. Yes, the tension is building. We are

notching up now. We are now seeing Matias Albarracin and Cannavaro.

Very good performance from them. The other will be an individual from

Ukraine. If either of them jump clear they will take up the lead at

this stage of two Mac rounds for the individual medals.

Still clear at the moment, what to try to make sure he stays inside the

time. But it is not going to make a massive difference. 68 seconds. As

long as he only gets one time fault he will still go into the lead at

this stage. It is one for this round, one for the last round, he is

an two, he can say to his mates and family, I led the individuals at one

stage. Did not quite get going with his pace but the only interesting

thing, is one more rider to come, but on one time fault, and if that

rider goes clear, he will knock him down a place. But he has done all he

could do, made sure he jumped fences and is in the lead at this stage.

The tension is really building. The Argentinian team are delighted with

that. Trotting down now, the one individual rider from the Ukraine,

Rene Tebbel, road for Germany many times, and has not Britain in a

championship for well over 20 years. -- has not ridden. He swapped

allegiances and now represent Ukraine, and Zipper, 12 years old,

has got him through to this stage. On that one time fault. If you can

jump clear then momentarily at least, maybe longer, he is the new

leader of the show-jumping hair at Deodora. The breeze has dropped and

it is very hot. Well over 30, the heat is certainly having an effect.

And there will be a considerable amount of jumping they have had to

do to get to this final stage. The horses need to be fit and have

plenty of energy but this big stallion is full of running. He has

jumped clear round after clear round. The important thing for Rene

Tebbel, if he wants to take the lead, he must get inside the time.

68 seconds. If you goes over the time limit he is going to get one

penalty for every four seconds. At the moment, the Argentinian has

already finished on the one time fault. So, with the fence down it is

all academic now. Just to get the time. 0.11 of a second over. Add in

the one-time penalty from the previous round and he finishes and

six. As we watch the pictures of Rene

Tebbel and Zipper, sit tight, the next is the first of the clear

round, Britain's Nick Skelton. Well, you have got to look back to 1972,

Munich, when any -- Anne Moore last won an individual medal for Britain.

Can Nick Skelton do what he has always felt this horse is capable of

and win an individual medal at an Olympic Games? Big Star, Great

Britain, Nick Skelton. Just a little rattle but it stayed

up. A huge leap over number seven. Three

fences to go. Time is going to be quite tight. He

is close into the triple bar but he has jumped it. Just the last fence.

Must get inside the time of 68. He has done it. Yes, he is inside the

time. Only just inside the time, but he is. And Great Britain are still

on target for a medal to finish the equestrian. Nick Skelton, the first

of 13 clear, makes it a double. Absolutely riding for his life and

Big Star showing the incredible class and quality we always knew he

had, we always knew he could do this, and Nick Skelton has waited

four years, a man who broke his neck before the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.

It is his seventh Olympics but there are not many parts of his body that

are his own, he is a real bionic man! Let's hope that the bionic man

can win medals. Well, sit tight. It is on now. As we come to the next,

the Australian, coming in on a clean sheet so far, Edwina tops

-- Alexander no doubt about the quality and show-jumping, no doubt

about that. 14th in the world. Let's remind you, if we get

equality, if there are clear rounds, there will be a jump off against the

clock. This little athletic horse giving it

absolutely everything. Bursting with energy, not tiring at all. Is it

going to be our second double clear? She is a long way off. Did not like

that's tried going in and changed her mind, it is a bit of an optical

illusion, unfortunately, Edwina got it all wrong. Inside the time,

reasonably comfortable, but it is that triple bar, and it is full

penalties, it drops down. -- drops her down. Edwina just picked up a

stride a bit too early to that triple bar, it is a funny fence to

look at, unusual to have a triple into a double, and she had to change

her mind, there was absolutely no chance of jumping it, and it was a

great shame because Lintea Tequila was jumping out of her skin. Nick at

the moment is the only clear. Let's not get overexcited! Here is a man

who does not get overexcited, he is a cool cookie, the 43-year-old

Jeroen Dubbeldam, with Zenith, the reigning world and European

champion, a winner in Sydney in 2000, and this horse, produced

beautifully back in Britain, he will be very proud of this horse,

interestingly enough it is a horse that has been retained for the

Dutch, but will go on sale fairly shortly, and that will be very

interesting. Can this man do what Michael Yong did for eventing and

hold all three titles? To have any chance you must join Nick Skelton on

a clear round in this round. The last few championships, Zenith

has been by far the most successful championship horse. European

Championships, World Championships, and here he is at the Olympics.

Where, it was one of those moments. Everyone holding their breath. But

no better man than Jeroen Dubbeldam, time and time again he comes good.

We never really matters. -- when it really matters. Now the triple bar.

Immaculate. A little time check. 68 seconds. It will be close. And he

has gone over, big drama. He has got a time fault. He will be cursing

that. He looked to be cruising, but he is the man for judgment. And he

just got this one is slightly wrong. That is extraordinary, the man who

never makes mistakes, and Zenith was absolutely brilliant, so, there I

say it .my? -- dare I say it... ? Sit tight, there is a long way to

go! It looked to have clear round Britain all over it and I think the

expression on the face of Jeroen Dubbeldam will tell you his

disappointment. Confirmation of the 1-2- three at the moment.

Switzerland now. We have dynasty is in British show-jumping, non-more so

than the Whitakers, were here now is the Swedish dynasty, the Fuchs

family, Martin, son of Thomas, and his uncle Marcus, again and other

star, and this is a star very much in the ascendancy. A young rider, a

European champion, and on this lovely horse Clooney, already right

up the world rankings, and jumping at the very highest level. Looked to

be getting it right in a previous Grand Prix but did not go his way.

But he has been very good here at the Olympics, his first. Clear in

the first of the individual rounds. It is just so important, as we have

just seen with Jerome Dobbledaum, there is a lot of space in this

arena, they have got to get moving, and that is another one. Clear

rounds are very, very scarce. The other thing to think about is that

the four falters who jumped clear, then any of the previously clear

round to make faults in this round, they will all go level. As things

stand gold, silver, and bronze is already organised. That is already

in order. Nick Skelton on a clear. Jerome Dobbledaum, on one. The

Argentinian, on two. Clooney, meanwhile, a total of four overall

for the two rounds. One by one and they bite the dust. Exactly, that

was one of the horses that could definitely have jumped clear. Again,

he finds the first part of the combination. But the Swiss flags are

out. The Swiss flags are out for the

reigning champion. And on the final day of

London 2012 Steve Guerdat is a famous rider since he was 15.

Steve Guerdat is another rider who comes good when it matters in the

big moments. He's jumping out of his skin down

the combination. Steve looked worried Judy Downey

first inspection, the horse did not look great. The horses got better

and better. -- during the first inspection. That is where Nino Des

Buissonnets is at his best. He dug deep. The time is good. I rounded

the corner. The Olympic gold medal is going to be a timer jumpoff for

sure. Switzerland joined Britain. Two clear rounds. It is game on.

Steve Guerdat is not letting his title go to easily. He fought really

hard. He had to work very hard to jump the big double. Nino Des

Buissonnets, what a horse. He is 15 now. Look at the face of Steve.

Sheer determination. It was determined riding and the horse that

gives absolutely everything. That is what you want. We have got a

jumpoff. It will go to the wire. Confirmation of the situation. A two

clear rounds left to jump. This is a little grey horse you will

recognise, jumped around many British tracks.

This horse has got better and better. Team bronze down in the

dirt. Sergio Alvarez Moya has jumped this small grey horse to some big

results. If he stays clear then we have the three we jumpoff. It could

be more. At this stage in the competition,

towards the end of the week, it does not matter what preparation the

horses have had to get you. You need a horse that does not give up on you

and keep trying. This little horse, his ears pricked up, trying his

best. He's years old as well. -- 15 years old. Just the two clear rounds

at the moment. It is a long way around when you hit

an early fence, you know the chances of a medal have gone. Just finish

off your road and see where you get to in the final order. -- round.

Little Carlo has done well all week. He is tiring over the last few

jumps. He reaches for the last but gets a time fault. It is nine for

this round. Total of nine. That is where the four defaulters will claim

another place. Just one round to many for Carlo.

Some of the horses coming into this last round, finding it hard going.

The one Spanish goes out in the individual. One of two that have

come into this final day from Qatar. It is Al Thani. They have surpassed

themselves and their first Olympic Games.

He has done to MacWorld games. We have got experience and putting that

experience good effect. But we get the rider from Qatar

through to the jumpoff. Every time you come to a

championship, there are always one or two horses the and catch a ride.

This is one of them. He wants to jump at the horse -- everything is

clear. He tries so hard and makes the same shape over every fence.

Very intelligent horse. He has got it. He will be OK. It

might be close. Could not get any closer. He is indeed jumpoff for the

medals. The times are changing. The riders from Qatar are getting closer

and closer. They have been brilliant all week. Not just ordinary

horsepower, super horsepower. The first of the genre and a special

horse. All of these horses that can jump clear around here, they are out

of the ordinary. Look at that for effort over the last defence. Very

happy jockey, quite rightly so. I like the way the riders point to the

horse and see it is all down to them. That is the jumpoff situation.

If you have got a deal then you go again against the clock. We have got

two from Germany, one from France and one from America. One from

Sweden. And do not discount Canada, the last to go. Christian Ahlman has

had four Olympics but he has not had the best of fortune in those

Olympics. He would dearly like to put it right. Christian Ahlman with

Taloubet. Since 2009 when he went on to the world stage, there are not

too many majors that he has not won. Germany only got the bronze medal

for the team event. Are they going to put that right this afternoon?

Christian Ahlman and Taloubet. When you see, only the bronze, the

Germans -- some nations would be pleased with that. It felt like a

disappointment for the Germans because they were so good. Christian

Ahlman is a class act and this is a capable horse. Taloubet is 16 years

of age and is a strong stallion. Can he keep operating Agnes hit? -- can

he keep operating in this heat? The way he took that event, it was

brilliant. Nobody is clear until the jump the

stubble. -- jump this double. That is a big danger out of the way for

the Nick Skelton. Just the three going through to the jump off at the

moment. Get inside the time but it is one down, total of four for the

two grounds for Christian Ahlman and Taloubet. The Germans are still with

one rider to come. He has jumped into the double, slightly forward.

That is the way it is built. The triple bar is so unusual to the 190

wide triple bar. But vertical is 160. Maximum height. Very hard to

jump that double on a horse that is tiding a little bit. I bet Bob Ellis

and his mates at home will be looking at some of the tricks to try

to divide the world stars. That is what we have here. Daniel Deusser

from Germany, first Olympic Games and one World Cup final. He rides in

Belgium. He is riding the 11-year-old First Class. Germany's

last chance to try to join the queue for the medals. And looking down the

line, you wonder how many are going to be in that queue? We have got

three and I think we could get at least the Matt Moore. -- three more.

For this round I thought we would get 5-6 into the final jumpoff. It

might be three at the moment. This couple have every chance of doing

so. It is a powerful horse but he made the mistake. Another big, heavy

horse tiring in the heat. Nick Skelton in that jumpoff for

Britain. I think one of the things you need

to remember about the championship is it as a test of fitness and

stamina, not just a one off Grand Prix. These horses have had to jump

quite a few rounds to keep up the level and then they come out and

perform today over a massive course. Some of these five and some are six

for the jumpoff for bronze medal. The total is four for the two

grounds for Germany's Daniel Deusser and First Class. And still just

three are clear. Two big German dangers for medals,

one after the other, making one mistake. Just getting down to the

final few riders. It is the nitty-gritty. France, America Sweden

and Canada. Roger Yves Bost? Is 50 years old and

one of the most popular show-jumpers. He is still in with

the chance of becoming an Olympic champion. He is on Sydney Une

Prince. It is a French bred horse. This man has worked 200%. He got

France the team gold medal and now, can he do the same again to get

himself an individual medal? One thing you can be sure of, it

will not be for a lack of trying. He put absolutely everything into it,

this man. This horse is really a fighter. He is in trouble. He is in

big trouble. You could see he was not quite getting the distance.

Another one bites the dust. I getting even more excited now. I

guess I am beginning to join you. Three to go. In some respects we

have seen spectacular jumping, one feels it be just nice if there is a

jump of of three and everyone gets a medal, but I don't think it will end

that way. Arlt goes Roger Yves Bost, he gets a time fault as well. Five

it is in that second round. He boughs out, but an Olympic team gold

medal in his second Olympics, his first back in 1996, that would be a

good week's work for Roger Yves Bost and France. He has had a two rivet

week, got his team gold, there he is, giving everything, but not quite

able to stretch out of the combination.

The crowd have fallen quite silent. We moved to what is undoubtedly the

climax of some superb jumping. It is the American, Ken Farrington. Hair

is the position, the three who will jump of John -- jump off for the

medals. America's Kent Farrington, a winner all around the world in some

of the very biggest arenas, he was in the team that finished with a

bronze medal in the World Championships, it is his first

Olympic Games, but he has a great temperament, and Voyeur is a very

tough Dutch bred horse. Looking to jump clear for the medals, with the

three who are through so far. The one thing about him, if he does get

into the John -- jump off, he is one of the fastest in the world and the

three who are already clear, they will not want to see this man join

them. He gave that a big rattle coming out of the combination, close

to the vertical. It is not the prettiest round at the moment but

still clear. He appeared to be in all sorts of

trouble. This is a very erratic round. But he is clear. Galloping to

the last fence. He does touch it but it is clear. Quite comfortably

inside the time. There are four jumping off for the medals. Britain,

Switzerland, Qatar, and the USA. That was a white knuckle ride for

Kent Farrington, quite erratic, picked his horse but, Voyeur, you

really fights for him, so now we have the scenario of a jump off, and

one of them will not get a medal. That is tough. Two riders to go,

Sweden and Canada. It is Sweden's Peder Fredricson, on All In. He was

with Mark told for a while, a great basis for his show-jumping, but now

he is at the top of his game, Swedish show-jumping has been very

consistent throughout these show-jumping competition is -- Mark

Todd. Clear in the first round. This could just be the dark horse. This

All In, only ten, has not put a foot wrong throughout every round,

immaculately ridden so far by Peder Fredricson and on that combination

you can see why. An incredibly effective jumper who does all the

right things at all the right times. It is going to be tight for time. He

is a naturally quick rider, super careful coming out of the double.

Definitely will not have any time faults. Sweden joined the party.

Clear over the two rounds. Five to jump off for the medals. One more to

jump. Peder Fredricson, showing again immaculate temperament for the

big occasion. He has not missed any strides, perfect rhythm and balance,

always get around quickly around the arena, he is not one of the biggest

names but he has certainly impressed this week. Plenty of jumping for joy

in Scandinavia. and in terms of his competitive

riding there are not many better. Quite brilliant, and he has a

partnership with his fine lady that is again measuring up to that, can

he join them and make it a six way jump off for the medals? Eric loves

these big open spaces. He just keeps travelling, sees his stride a long

way out. Fine Lady, really operating for him there. Another rider who, if

he gets in the jump off, he is an absolute flying machine against the

clock. Galloping into the double and a lot of pace, it worked, heart in

the mouth stuff that was. He nearly came around ten seconds inside the

time. He judges the last, and it is six. You will have no fingernails

left at home. We have not got then here anyway. Nick Skelton is part of

the John off. If you thought he is going to win the medal which she

deserved in London then he will have to put his neck on the line. Eric

just went round at jump off speed in this round so we are in for

fireworks now. It really is going to be a quick one.

Everybody has been talking about a fitting finale. That is what Canada

think it is. Tiffany Foster is in there, one of the stable riders who

goes out with Eric. A six horse and rider final jump off. And here they

are... Take a pause, and extra breath,

because you are going to need all of it for this jump off for the gold,

silver, and bronze. Very exciting. Ten minutes to wait

for that, six going into three, something has got to give, and Nick

Skelton, appearing in a record seventh games, what a fitting climax

this would lead to a career that started for two years ago. He has

been a wonderful team player, part of the team gold in London but in

terms of individual success the best he has got to show on his own as a

bronze medal in the World Championships 20 years ago. So many

people at home want him to get an Olympic medal on his own, on Big

Star so we go back in ten minutes for that. Earlier and we saw Ben

Maher, 17 penalties, it was not his day, let's get his thoughts.

It is the end of a long, tough week of competition, was it just starting

to get to Tic Tac? I think so. He is a bit short of competition. To come

out twice in one day and this heat, it probably took its toll on him. I

gave him quite a bit of work to do in the early two round, but it has

been a good enough week for him. We came for the team primarily, I have

learnt of bit about him, and I am sure he will be good after a rest.

How much have you learned this week and how much potential is there,

going forward? It will be a lot better if I start again in two

months' time after a break. I learnt everything about him this week, it

is just a shame it came a little early for me. I am pretty happy with

the progression. He is not an old horse, so we have time, and a short

break now before hopefully doing bigger things towards the end of the

year, and next Jeff. We are back to see Nick Skelton in a few moments

once they have reset the course. But we have time to catch up on what has

gone on in the first day of competition in the modern

pentathlon. There was a ranking row yesterday with the female athletes

in fencing to see who is ranked top to bottom. And they go into the

bonus fencing round now, having already been in the 200 metres

freestyle swimming. Now they compete in the fencing. The worst of the

graded fencers starts, and basically you stay there and fight allcomers,

a sort of,, and have a go if you are sharp enough, if you'll pardon pun.

The top ranked fencer, the longer you stay on, the more points you get

towards your score. Samantha Murray, she took silver four years ago in

the modern pentathlon, in fact the 65th and last medal won by the

British athletes in their home games, she went well in the swim and

has been fencing for fully five Alps now. Let's see how long she can keep

it going. -- five bouts. Tamara Vega was the final athlete to

complete her competition at 2012. We remember a fantastic afternoon at

Greenwich so much. Samantha Murray became the final British medallist

of the home games. Unfortunately Tamara Vega did not have a great

ride in London, finishing equal 25th in the fencing with 15 victories.

Samantha Murray has taken that one as well. This is turning into a very

satisfactory fencing ranking round. But bearing in mind of the points

that she could have got yesterday counted so much more than the points

she is getting today, I am sure she will be asking herself, and her

fencing coach will be saying, it would have been nice to see this

yesterday. At the end of the day these are the lower ranked athletes

fencing. When you are of her calibre, she really should be doing

this, so it does not surprise me she is working her way through the list

at the moment. Serapinaite, former junior world silver medallist.

Serapinaite, got a bronze at the world finals this year and a silver

medallist at the Junior World Championships in 2013. Currently

ranked ninth in the world, lying in 20 First Place. -- 21st. Samantha

again get it. The fist pump, and the crowd... We are very well-stocked

for the dish supporters here in Rio -- British supporters. In the

sunshine, it is great. This is what we did not see from Murray

yesterday, this confidence. It is a flesh attack, flesh is French for

are, so you create your leading arm into an and follow through with your

body in very quick attack. We were not seeing this from her yesterday

at all, the confidence has come back today, and she has set out

determined to make amends for yesterday. Seven wins in a row in

this very first fencing bonus round. Anastasio Spas of the Ukraine is her

next opponent. And again, she is on a roll for

fleche attacks. Anastasiya Spas, she had not qualified for any of the

World Cup finals. Well below the calibre of Sam as an athlete. She

disengaged her blade and took that it on. This is balancing again of

what you would expect, it's Sam Murray should not be in this

position starting this fencing and 31st position, she should have been

hired up the order. This is important for her and this is a back

point she has won in the bonus round. Every second is important.

The hits that she lost yesterday were far more costly than she could

actually claw back today from each of these victories. Kim from South

Korea is the next opponent, she is 19 and at first Olympic Games.

Kim is ranked 13th in the world. She is currently lying in 20th place.

488 points. I was just about to say, unfortunately Kim got that fit over

Sam Murray. I was going to say that after watching Sam fencing, she was

becoming predictable in terms of what she was doing attack wise. I

think Kim was ready for that attack. It was accurate. Good result for

Sam, that will give her some confidence.

HAZEL IRVINE: Samantha Murray was ranked 31 in the fencing going in

and she won eight Mac boats. She has moved into ninth place overall. It

is early days in that the fencing. In the bonus round. There's still

lots to do today before the medals are handed out. They have got the

show-jumping at 7:30pm in the evening UK time and many combined of

running and shooting event at 10pm that will decide everything. Great

stuff from Sam Murray. Keep things did not do so well and lost opening

bout. We will keep you up-to-date on both of those athlete when we get

that information. We are close to the jump of any individual

show-jumping. The last of the equestrian events here in Rio. There

is a real chance of a medal for 58 child Nick Skelton. Lee McKenzie, he

said that Big Staff have been rusty in the team event but is coming

good. We are seeing the evidence now. This is everything Nick has

been talking about. He was frustrated not to have the chance to

show off Big Star. He took time and patience with this horse getting it

right after 2012. It had two years off with injury but Nick took the

time to bring him back in for these Olympics specifically. He was

disappointed not to get an individual medal in London and it

would be fantastic if he could write about wrong today. He will be the

first of the six competitors so he will set the pace. We're watching

him walk into the arena in his seventh Olympic Games, on the horse

that he won team gold four years ago. Big Star, can Nick Skelton get

an individual medal after all these years? It will be a final and

fitting last hurrah for them. COMMENTATOR: What more drama have we

got ahead? The partner of Nick Skelton one team gold in Hong Kong.

I remember the celebrations that night when they celebrated that Gold

Medal. It would be a big celebration that this man can pull it off. It is

a tough task but not to be taken for granted. There are some good horses

and riders. Three are going to be unlucky. Big Star, now 13 years old,

with Nick Skelton having won so many of the major titles around the

world. This is the title, has hazel Irvine just said, that he wants more

than any. Interestingly enough, the fact he is first goal might an

advantage. He has never been somebody to take it slowly. He has

to make a target for the rest which makes them under pressure. It has

always suited Nick Skelton to go first in Nations cups. He likes to

get out, do his round and try to put the pressure. He has to for it. This

is for gold, Nick Skelton and going for Great Britain, in the jumpoff

against the clock. From the second fence, back to this vertical. Inside

turn. And now the double. Triple bar going in. Brilliantly over that and

now the big one. Over in 28.8. Has to go back to this vertical. One

fence left ago. Gallop to the last. Is it enough? 42.82. That is a great

start. The rest will have to go for it. Absolutely the perfect technical

round. Nick Skelton could not have done more. He has taken all the

chances and put the pressure on. He has had a clear run. There he has,

down to the last fence and now the pressure is on the other riders. He

has got a proud son, one of the top National Hunt trainers and his other

son is a good National Hunt trainer. The man trying to retain the title

that he won in London in great style.

Steve Guerdat and Ninos Des Buissonets are trying to get a

back-to-back individual gold medal. The first fence has gone. Steve

Guerdat has to put that behind him. He can still think about winning a

medal if he just gets home clear. One rider that is not going to beat

Nick Skelton. Interesting to look at the time. Nick Skelton did look

quick around here. Steve Guerdat just going a little

bit wider. 43.08. That was lower than Nick

Skelton. He did not hang about. He jumped it on the angle and three.

Once the first fence went down, you could sense that the concentration

went for a second or two. Ninos Des Buissonets is a very quick course.

He is just a fraction slower than Nick Skelton. 58 child Nick Skelton

is currently leading with two gone out of the six to jump for the

medals in Rio will stop the final individual

He is an absolute mile of the second fence but he has cleared that. He

has gone on a terrific very tight angle onto the vertical. He landed

on the corner. This horse has been jumping brilliantly all week. He

needs to be heard in 28.8. He has hit a fence. It has really put the

pressure on these other riders. That has gone as well. It is two down.

Sheikh Ali Al Thani, the Qatar team riding, riding as an individual. He

will not get a medal but he will deserve the applause he is getting.

He gave it absolutely everything, Sheikh Ali Al Thani. He tried his

best. He went for that. Did not quite happen for him. It shows you

know that with Nick Skelton going first, with that fast, clear round,

these riders are under pressure to beat it. The next three are the real

dangers. Kent Farrington to go first then Derick Petersen. America,

Sweden and Canada for the medals. This probably is the biggest danger.

They are all dangerous at the stage. This man is so dangerous against the

clock, he lost to gallop and he is fearless, he will not hold back.

That time to remind you that leads at the moment, 42.82. It has to be

cleared to beat Nick Skelton. HAZEL IRVINE: you are watching a

jumpoff for the medals in the individual show-jumping in Rio. Nick

Skelton is one of six competitors, he's the only man clear so far. This

is the fourth competitor, Kent Farrington of the United States. The

coverage continues on BBC One. For those of you watching on BBC Two, up

the likely I would ask you to reach for the remote control and join us

on the other site for the continuation of this jumpoff.

Kent Farrington had the first fence down and he is flying. It will not

beat Nick Skelton because he hit the foot fist. -- had to be first fence.

No doubt about it, we have got one medal.

in a brand-new BBC Two quiz show, Debatable,

where a team of celebrities put their debating skills to the test