Silver medal for GB eventing team as Germans take Olympic gold

. Germany retains eventing team won the gold medal in Beijing

. Brittany

edge of the New Zealand money

Britain won the silver medal in the team competition eventing today, or beaten by Germany in the last day of the event at Greenwich Park, New Zealand Sweden hierarchy for the bronze medal.

"You can not be disappointed with the money," said Zara Phillips, who had seven sins in his turn jumping. But his face tells a different story. "We tried to recover lead from Germany, but was unable to do so," he said, his face etched with disappointment when she refused.

"It was very tight," said William Fox-Pitt, who, after a cross-country phase of low power ended a clear and bright as the first driver outside Great Britain. Its clear led many in the crowd to its feet, and an epidemic of marking that resonated around the ring like thunder.

this applause was even louder when the British veteran Mary King was clear, to keep in the running for an individual medal. The top 25 in the team competition will this afternoon to decide on individual sites, with the King and Tina Cook - was clear, but it has a time penalty in the team jumping - with a sniff an individual medal
• Under a sky dark and oppressive and against a patriot - but not too enthusiastic - crowd, Germany began the morning with two fences in hand. In truth, he never seemed to lose its edge.
Dirk Schrade

their second driver to jump, put in a faultless performance that has made the course look easy big and beautiful. Regulation time was 83 seconds, but did so with ease, and his thin horse King Arthur has just hit a pole.

was a bad sign that the powerful German team had things well under control. The only danger came from several babies crying in the crowd British nationalists 23,000 capacity, but their cries are not enough to confuse the Germans.

Britain was based on errors Germans, but Sandra Auffarth - another driver with great potential for individual glory this afternoon - jumped a beautiful clear within four seconds of time. Then came the tire - a pristine clear under enormous pressure from Michael Jung, the world champion. Sat his horse produces huge jumps and tighter barrier becomes London - Big Ben framed by one side and a lion in Trafalgar Square, in the other -. And after his clear, Britain knew that his destiny

Germany final rider Ingrid Klimke, took a turn off after closing down a fast clocked up nine penalties, but Germany still came home with a fence in hand. Babies in the crowd had left to cry at the end, but the British team - for all his protestations of pleasure to make money - must have felt like a tear

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