London 2012 Olympics: Hendrik-Jan Schuttert becomes first Dutch winner of Longines King George V Gold Cup The King George is Britain's premier show-jumping event and Schuttert, 22, described victory as "a dream." He has been competing in senior internationals for only two seasons, though quickly made an impression, winning the Grand Prix in Copenhagen and being long-listed for the Dutch Olympic team. "I knew the height of the fences would not bother him," she said. He just loves it in that ring. London 2012-bound Peter Charles and reserve Tina Fletcher used Hickstead's Royal International Horse Show meeting for final match practice, riding non-Olympic horses. Fletcher finished just out of the King George prize money on four faults with Ursula, though Charles had a disappointing 14 faults with Murka's Nevada. Beerbaum, unusually, is not on the German Olympic team; Gotha won the Grand Prix of Rome in May but then lost form and he said she was "not feeling secure." In a further setback for Germany, team gold medal favourites, Philipp Weishaup - seventh in the King George with Catoki - has withdrawn Monte Bellini who has an infection. He will be replaced by Beerbaum's sister-in-law Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum (Bella Donna). Other British team-members were in Chantilly, France, where Nick Skelton finished his Olympic preparation by winning the Grand Prix with 2011 European bronze medallist Carlo. He jumped Big Star, his London partner, in some of the smaller classes. I have got a very good horse, his heart is in the right place. I will just aim to keep him in good shape," he said.