London 2012 Paralympic Games Daily Update - Day 3

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The Daily Update of the London 2012 Paralympic Games
Day 3 summary

Equestrian:
Great Britain's Natasha Baker wins the Individual Championship Test - Grade II
Joann Formosa (Australia) wins gold in the Individual Championship Test Grade Ib

Powerlifting:
Third Powerlifting gold for Nigeria: Esther Oyema wins the -48kg class

Judo:
Jorge Hierrezuelo Marcillis (Cuba) wins the -90kg competition
Korea's Choi Gwang-Geun gets gold in the -100kg class

Cycling:
Neil Fachie (Great Britain, with pilot Barney Storey) wins the Individual B 1km Time Trial
Sarah Storey wins her 9th Paralympic gold (Individual C4-5 500m Time Trial)
Carol-Eduard Novak wins the first gold medal for Romania (Individual C4 Pursuit)

Swimming:
Darragh McDonald (Ireland) wins the 400m Freestyle S6
Ellie Simmonds (Great Britain) wins the title in the 400m Freestyle S6
Blake Cochrane (Australia) gets gold over the 100m Breaststroke (SB7)
Jessica Long of the United States takes her third gold in the women's 100m Breaststroke SB7

Athletics:
Richard Whitehead (Great Britain) wins the 200m T42 race
Zhang Liangmin (China) wins the Discus Throw F11/12 competition
Ireland's Jason Smyth wins the 100m T13 race
Canada's Michelle Stilwell defeats her 200m T52 title
Liu Fuliang from China wins the Triple Jump F46
First gold for Poland: Karazyna Piekart wins the Javelin Throw F46

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