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Toyota Cup - results, day 1 - Gold, silver, bronze for Russian girls!

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A running commentary on the Toyota Cup can be found at the Japan Gymnastics official blog.  A whole new experience for me, reading Google translates of Japanese gymnastics reports!

Edited 12 December - The All Around Gymnastics news site as ever has an excelent comprehensive report on this competition, men and women. 

So far, the women's competition has resulted in three medals for the Russian ladies present, with beam and floor to come tomorrow.

Vault - 1 Mustafina, 14.287; 2 Rie Tanaka, 14.05, 3 Ekaterina Kurbatova, 14.037

Bars - 1  Jiang Yuyuan 15.475 2 Anna Dementieva 14.375 3 Minobe Yu, 14.325

Mustafina competed bars but took 2 falls - hope she is OK.

Men's results can also be found at the above link
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  1. Anonymous11 December 2010 at 20:36

    Ian Jean = Jiang Yuyuan.

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  2. Queen Elizabeth12 December 2010 at 09:01

    Thanks so much. Brain drain! I will correct the post xx

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