Malaysian Rider Qabil Ambak is qualified for FEI World Cup Showjumping Final February 13, 2004 After six World Cup competitions held in Malaysia and Thailand from 27 July to 02 November 2003, Qabil Ambak (Red Cloud, Opium Metodo) is qualified from the SEA League. His brother Quzier is in the reserve with his horse Calano. SOUTH EAST ASIAN LEAGUE (1 qualified) From 27 July to 02 November 2003 six World Cup competitions were held : four in Malaysia and two in Thailand.   -  Qabil Ambak-MAS-Red Cloud, Opium Metodo Reserve : Quzier Ambak-MAS-Calano   FEI announced the situation in the Leagues after the 2003/2004 season of the FEI World Cup Jumping. There are 12 Leagues in the 2003 / 2004 season of the FEI World Cup Jumping.   The following 8 Leagues have ended their qualifications: Canada, South America, South Africa, Central Asia, South East Asia, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. CANADIAN LEAGUE (2 qualified) There were 6 competitions in the Canadian League where a total of 33 riders competed, including three Colombians, one Venezuelan, one American and one French rider living in Canada.  Ainsley Vince competed in Las Vegas' Final in 2003.   - Ainsley Vince-CAN-Catch 22, Kafka - Ian Millar-CAN-Nicos, Promise Me, Aftershock - Yann Candele has also qualified as an extra rider from France-FRA-Sweet Dream, Espresso Thyme, Marco Taere 1st    Reserve : Elliott Stone-CAN-Freestyle, Ancho de Pomme 2nd  Reserve : John Pearce -CAN-Champagné, Air Jordan     SOUTH AMERICAN LEAGUE - Southern Part (2 qualified) Six competitions were held in South America: four in Brazilian cities and two in two different sites in Argentina's capital Buenos Aires. 81 riders from Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Uruguay and Chile competed. The League was won by Marcello Lemes de Souza with 53 points ahead of Lionel Collard-Bovy with 51 points and Ricardo Kierkegaard and André Americo de Miranda, each with 34 points.   - Marcelo Lemes de Souza -BRA-Wembley de Lagoa, MC Grafite II - Lionel Collard-Bovy-ARG-AK Cordijana Z, 1st    Reserve : Ricardo Kirkegaard-ARG-Pedro Z 2nd  Reserve : André Americo de   Miranda -BRA-Chapman Rouge, Salamandra Limerick, Salamandra Chapman     SOUTH AFRICAN LEAGUE (1 qualified) Five competitions were held in South Africa, with 25 riders - all South Africans - competing.   - Dominey Alexander -RSA-Larry de la Bryère Last Step Reserve : Barry Taylor-RSA-Sunday's Eagle, Porsche SA Avalanche     CENTRAL ASIAN LEAGUE (1 qualified) There were four competitions in Central Asia: one in Bishkek (KGZ), 2 in Almaty (KAZ) and one Tashkent (UZB). 18 riders from these three countries competed.   - Alexander Tishkov-KAZ-Zapad Reserve : Gairat Nazarov-UZB-Peikam    JAPAN LEAGUE (1 qualified) Six competitions were held in Japan in the 2003 / 2004 season, with 15 riders competing.   - Takamichi Mashiyama-JPN-Top Gear Reserve : Seiji Ninomiya-JPN-Survival   AUSTRALIAN LEAGUE (2 qualified) Eighteen competitions including the League Final were held in Australia and 68 riders competed. Chris Chugg, who rode in the 1987 and 1991 World Cup Finals, won the League with 140 points, ahead of Tim Amitrano (129 points) and Andrew Inglis (122 points).   - Chris Chugg-AUS-Diamond B Ego, Navy Seal, Kayak van Het Gravenhof - Tim Amitrano-AUS-Mr Innocent Reserve : Andrew Inglis-AUS-Silver Braid, Tactics, Mr Burns     NEW ZEALAND LEAGUE (1 qualified) Ten competitions were held in New Zealand with 23 riders competing.  - Sally Steiner-NZL-Well Wisher Reserve : Merran Hain-NZL-Tregonning