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Federation Equestre Internationale News
1st February 2003 |
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Pammy
Hutton endorses our "Chill" Riding boots.
"It
is the first time in decades that I have not had chilblains
during the winter months," says Pammy, "
I am simply delighted with these boots, they are so
comfortable.
Even
when it was frosty they have kept my feet warm and
dry and I never got sweaty feet.
The Easy Rider balance system also works well and
I enjoy wearing them whilst in the saddle.
Moreover they are so durable. After four months of
wear they still look like new, whilst other boots
would by now be nearing the end of their life.
I
would thoroughly recommend them for anyone who has
to endure the elements."
Pammy Hutton.
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for further details
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1st February 2003 |
RIHS
Exhibitors Benefit From New Working Hunter Ruling
As
the result of a new ruling by Sport Horse Breeding of Great
Britain, exhibitors will be allowed to enter two horses
for working hunter classes at this year's Royal International
Horse Show (July 23-27). After the jumping phase, and if
required by the judge, it will be up to the rider to select
only one horse to take forward into the ridden and conformation
section.
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further details
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1st February 2003 |
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Robert
Smith Wins Zurich Grand Prix |
Robert
Smith, having recently achieved the double accolade of being
both Top Rider and Top Owner on the BSJA end of year (2002)
ranking lists, continued his prize-winning form yesterday,
beating a world-class field to win the coveted Zurich Credit
Suisse Grand Prix..
Robert
riding the 10 year-old bay gelding Mr Springfield, jumped
a double clear round to beat Germany's Ludger Beerbaum and
Goldfever 3 into second place and Ireland's leading lady
rider, Jessica Kurten and Paavo N into third.
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1st February 2003 |
$5,000
AmeriChoice NAL Speed Challenge Featured Event Today at
Winter Equestrian Festival
Wellington,
FL January 31, 2003 Beezie Madden of Cazenovia,
NY, riding Authentic won the $5,000 AmeriChoice NAL Speed
Challenge with 3 seconds to spare over second placed Armani
with Jeffrey Welles and almost 4 seconds faster than 3rd
placed Couletto K James ridden by McLain Ward of Brewster,
NY.
As
the Winter Equestrian Festival featured event this Friday,
this class was contested by a large field of 89 horses.
Authentic and Beezie were 54th in the order of go and had
the advantage of going after Jeffrey and McLain. Authentic
is owned by John Madden Sales and Elizabeth B. Burke.
The
North American League (NAL) runs season long series in six
hunter jumper divisions - Children's Hunter, Children's
Jumper, Adult Hunter, Adult Jumper, Pony Jumper and Open
Jumper Speed. Each series culminates with a championship
final at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show in Harrisburg,
PA in October. Riders need not be members of the NAL to
compete in any qualifying classes, but only current members
earn points toward year-end finals
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1st February 2003 |
Eight
Judges Ensure The Best Hunter Wins At The AHJF Hunter Classic
When
the American Hunter Jumper Foundation created its now annual
Hunter Classic its directors wanted to experiment with a
different type of judging system. So, they increased the
traditional number of judges who judge the class and teamed
them together in pairs of two. In 2000 there were six judges.
In 2001 that was increased to eight judges, which is a tradition
that continues on into this years competition.
The
judges are positioned on all sides of the arena because
the view of a horses performance may differ when seen
from different locations in the ring. What one judge can
see another may not be able to see because of the angle
and how far the fence is from the judge. By positioning
judges around the arena it ensures that nothing will be
missed and the best hunter of the day wins the class.
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1st February 2003 |
Valentine's
Day Gift Idea & Foxhall Events Ticket Information
Atlanta,
GA, January 31, 2003 - Valentine's Day is almost here and
like most people, you are probably trying to think of a
unique gift idea. Go ahead and send your special loved one
that bouquet of flowers, but consider including tickets
to the Foxhall Flower Show - an annual OUTDOOR flower show
held on Thursday, April 17 through Sunday, April 20. The
event will be held on beautiful and serene Foxhall Farm
in Douglasville, Georgia, in conjunction with the Foxhall
Cup - a three-day eventing competition.
Tickets
are available at a special discounted rate through Ticketmaster
in honor of Valentine's Day. The sale begins on Thursday,
February 6 and ends on Monday, February 17. Regular tickets
go on sale on Tuesday, February 18.
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details
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1st February 2003 |
Top-Level
International Dressage Horses and Riders Compete At The
2003 Winter Equestrian Festival
Wellington,
Florida -- January 31, 2003 -- Through Sunday, February
2, 2003, the top international dressage horses and riders
will be competing at The 2003 Winter Equestrian Festival
currently going on at The Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club
in Wellington. The Festival, in its 31st years, showcases
the best horse and rider teams in the equestrian disciplines
of hunters, jumpers and dressage. This week, the second
of The Wellington Series, jumpers and dressage horses are
being featured.
Dressage
is a discipline often compared to ballet or figure-skating,
with the horses being the dancers and skaters. Taking place
on the flat (that is, there is no jumping involved)
in a ring of a specified dimension, a rider competes at
varying levels depending upon the experience and ability
of the horse, with more advanced movements being expected
of the more experienced horse. The advancedlevel performances,
on display this week, will leave spectators in awe of the
dressage horses beautiful range of gaits. One of the
disciplines most-watched levels is the freestyle,
where horse and rider literally dance to music.
Dressage is noted for the elegance of both horse and rider.
The
international aspect of this weeks competition is
exemplified by the competitors who have traveled to Wellington
from Germany, Denmark, Canada, Sweden, Mexico, Colombia
and the Dominican Republic, to name but a few.
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1st February 2003 |
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New
Chief Field Officer at the ILPH
Paul
Teasdale, Field Officer for the ILPH (International
League for the Protection of Horses) in the West Midlands,
has recently been appointed Chief Field Officer at
the equine welfare charity.
He
has taken over the reins from Norman Brown who is
standing down from the post to continue as a Field
Officer in a part time capacity.
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Paul
joined the ILPH in 1997 when he retired from the Police
force. During his time in the Mounted Branch he served in
every rank from Constable upwards and in the latter stages
of his career was Chief Inspector of the Greater Manchester
Mounted Police, the largest provincial mounted branch in
the country.
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1st February 2003 |
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FEI
Disciplines Discuss Modernisation Proposals
Yesterday,
January 30, 2003, the EFI Executive Committee met at
the Gt Southern Hotel, Dublin.
Following
the Executive Committee meeting, an open forum was held
at 7.30 p.m., involving representatives from the FEI
disciplines of Show Jumping, Eventing, Dressage, Endurance
Riding and Carriage Driving. Approximately 40 representatives
attended. The EFI was represented by President Avril
Doyle, Assistant Secretary General Anne Chanarin, MD
of ASMT Ltd., Morgan Buckley, and consultant to the
EFI, Col. Ned Campion. |
The
meeting lasted for over two hours and representatives from
the FEI disciplines were brought up to date on the proposed
modernisation plans for the EFI by Morgan Buckley, and had
the opportunity to obtain clarification of various issues
in a question and answer session with the EFI, on behalf
of their member organisations,.
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1st February 2003 |
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Vilamoura
Equestrian Tour (Por)
17
February - 16 March 2003 |
Dupe
Powell From Alton, HANTS, Emma Rust From Bishops Stortford,
HERTS, Gemma Plumley From Chepstow, GWENT, John Whinnett
From Dunstable, BEDS, Lisa Hales From Shifnal, SHROPSHIRE,
Nick Skelton From Shrewley, WARWICK, Sara Rust From Bishops
Stortford, HERTS,
Sue Bosher From Brackley, NORTHANTS have been authorised
to compete at the above-mentioned show
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1st February 2003 |
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Show
Jumping Results: CSI-A Zurich Switzerland 30 January
- 2 February 2003
Movenpick
Opening Jumping Class, Table A 1m40 against the clock
1)
NOBEL SAVAGE H; Marcus EHNING (GER), 2) GINGER WATT;
Dermott LENNON (IRL), 3) GELHA'S JUNIOR; Marcus EHNING
(GER)
Credit Suisse Grand Prix, International Jumping Competition,
Table A 1m50
1)
MR SPRINGFIELD; Robert SMITH (GBR), 2) GOLDFEVER 3;
Ludger BEERBAUM (GER), 3) PAAVO N; Jessica KURTEN (IRL) |
Mercedes
Swiss Master, Internationale Jumping Competition, Table
A 1m50
1) CHAMPION DU LYS; Ludger BEERBAUM (GER), 2) MAIKE; Philippe
LEJEUNE (BEL), 3) MARIUS CLAUDIUS; Robert SMITH (GBR)
Liebherr-Prize, Internationale Jumping Competition, Table
A/A 1m50 in 2 Phases
1)
ADLANTUS AS FRH; Lars NIEBERG (GER), ) FIGARO'S BOY; Ludger
BEERBAUM (GER), 3) ZIXTEN; Maria GRETZER (SWE) Faults 0.00
Time 33.70
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1st February 2003 |
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CSI**
Zwolle (Ned) 19
- 23 February 2003
In addition to Ben Dunning, Jon Egmore and Blair Willmer,
Charles
Baker From Horsham, WEST SUSSEX, Daryl Johnson From
Liss, HANTS have been authorised to compete at the above-mentioned
show
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31st January 2003 |
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BEF
Supports Spinal Research In 2003
The
Chief Executives of the BEF and its Member Bodies
have pledged their support to the charity Spinal Research
in 2003.
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In
a presentation to the January meeting of the BEF Chief Executives
Jonathan Miall, Chief Executive of Spinal Research, said:
"This is a very exciting and crucial time for Spinal
Research. We are leading the world in our research and our
initiative to set up clinical trials for spinal injuries,
but face our most challenging period of fundraising ever
to continue this essential work. The support of the BEF
and its Members will help us to raise awareness in the equestrian
community of our work and of our fundraising initiatives
such as the "Saddle Up" campaign. Equestrian events
and individual supporters have raised £120,000 so
far, and we hope to increase this in 2003 with the help
of the Federation."
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31st January 2003 |
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Unaffiliated
3DE Attracts New Sponsor
Equine
Affairs are pleased to announce the addition of
the UK's only Unaffiliated Three-Day to their portfolio
of sponsored events. Milton Keynes Eventing Centre
in Buckinghamshire, hosts the two events in May
and September, attracting a wide audience of Eventing
enthusiasts from as far as Scotland and Devon.
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Each
event attracts huge interest and with classes ranging from
2`6 to 3`3 (and onsite stabling) it is a key fixture in
the UK eventing calendar. "We are really excited to
be sponsoring these events,"said Hayley Sharman, Marketing
Manager of Equine Affairs. "Our exclusive online service
which is used by over 16,000 competion riders each month
will play an integral part in providing essential support
and advice leading up to the events."
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details
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31st January 2003 |
Bob
Jeffreys Partnership Training for Horse & Rider January
News
We
dont break horses, we teach horses and riders to make
breakthroughs
Yes
. You Are A Horse Trainer
By
Bob Jeffreys
Sometimes
in my clinics, Ill ask the audience, How many
of you are horse trainers? Usually only one or two
hands will go up. When I then ask, How many ride,
feed, groom or otherwise handle horses? almost all
hands are raised. Then Ill say that everyone who raised
their hands either time, are actually horse trainers.
Horses,
you see, are learning all the time. So whenever were
around them our actions are teaching them something; sometimes
good, sometimes not so good! We must recognize this fact
and not let outside influences distract us from the task
at hand. We spend many hours teaching our horses to give
to the bit; not to pull on the lead rope when tied; to move
away from pressure, et. All these things are taught consciously.
But when we are talking to a friend while holding our horse
sometimes we move our hand so that we accidentally take
the slack out of the rope. Before our horse yields to that
request, we move our hand back to its original
position, which returns the slack to the lead rope. What
weve just subconsciously done is taught our horse
that sometimes our requests dont really count. The
same situation would apply when were holding the reins
either on the horses back or on the ground.
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31st January 2003 |
WEF
Challenge Cup II
Wellington, FL January 30, 2003
The Bayer/USET Gold Coast Classic today held the $25,000
WEF Challenge Cup II 238.2. with 43 entries and weather
in the 70s. This speed class was won by Todd Minikus
of Loxahatchee, FL, riding Gardenio, owned by YZ Partners,
in a time of 65.26 seconds. Eleven horses completed the
Frank Rothenberger designed course fault-free. Olympian
Norman Dello Joio was second in a time of 65.77 seconds
riding Eleanor Belknaps Milla. Chris Kappler rode
Kathy Kamines Primeur 58 to third place in 66.61 seconds.
Todd
Minikus had a good day as he also won the $2,500 1.35m Time
First Jump-off with Geez Louise owned by Todd. The $2,500
High Amateur-owner Jumpers Time First Jump-off was won by
Rebecca Astrom riding Jolien for Twin Oaks Farm. The 7 Year
Old Young Jumper class was won by Jeffrey Welles with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Crofts Octavious.
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31st January 2003 |
Virtual
Travel Agent Recommends Personalised Holiday Destinations
Worldwide
Vaxjo,
Sweden -- 29 January 2003 -- Imagine a travel agency where
you just state how you wish to spend your holiday and you'll
instantly be recommended perfect destinations. Now it's
reality - the travel agent that recommends worldwide destinations
based upon your individual interests and preferences. Swedish
company Tourism Planet has launched an online hotel reservation
system with an advanced recommendation engine technology,
adding a new dimension to holiday bookings online.
When consulting hotel reservation portals for a nice place
to stay during the holidays, it is standard procedure to
first state where you want to go, the final destination.
No doubt, this works fine when travelling for business or
to well-known places. However, when booking lodging for
a holiday with the family, it is seldom the destination
in itself that is the most important but how you wish to
spend your vacation.
With
more than 150,000 holiday lodgings in its database, TourismPlanet.com
and its four sister sites propose new and exciting holiday
spots suiting the interests and preferences of the individual.
The service is similar to that of a regular travel agency,
with the only exception that this service gives recommendations
equivalent to a 1000 travel agents' accumulated experiences.
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details
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31st January 2003 |
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Craven
Recovering In Florida
USA
Equestrian Lifetime Achievement Awardee Clarence L.
"Honey" Craven is recovering from back surgery,
at age 98, in a Florida hospital.
Craven
recently underwent successful surgery to eliminate
persistent back pain, and is now recovering and undertaking
physical therapy
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further details
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31st January 2003 |
Glades
Central High School Marching Band: The Official Band of
The 2003 Winter Equestrian Festival
Wellington,
Florida -- January 31, 2003 -- On Sundays, around 2pm, many
Wellington residents have recently been wondering: where
are those melodic sounds of rock, roll and swing coming
from? The Answer: The Glades Central High School Marching
Band, performing before hundreds of spectators attending
The 2003 Winter Equestrian Festivals weekly Grand
Prix, taking place in the International Arena of The Palm
Beach Polo Equestrian Club. The Festival, the most prestigious
horseshow in the U. S., finds the top riders and horses
in the world competing in the premier equestrian venue.
The Glades Central High School Band is THE Official Band
of The Festival, designated as such by Eugene R. Mische
and Stadium Jumping, Inc. during The 119th National Horse
Show In November, 2002. While the Band has performed for
spectators before the Sunday Grand Prixs for about three
years, this is the first year that they have been named
THE Official Band, a moniker not previously held by any
other band in The Festivals 31 years. Mr. Mische and
Stadium Jumping recently donated $5,000 to The Band for
the purchase of a new tuba.
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30th January 2003 |
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A
Double For Robert Smith
Robert
Smith has achieved the double accolade of being both
Top Rider and Top Owner on the British Show Jumping
Association's end of year (2002) ranking lists. |
This
is the first time in his career that 41 year old Robert
has achieved this elusive double.
Robert
was top of the Rider Ranking List with a total of 3,235.26
points from Michael Whitaker in second with 3,021.20 points.
The Leading Owner win was with a total of £102,711
from Miss Ann Bedford with £80,402.
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30th January 2003 |
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American
Paint Horse Association invites riders to saddle up
for exciting adventures
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FORT
WORTH, Texas-Recreational riders eager to explore some of
the most diverse countryside in America should consider
taking part in one of four exciting adventures planned by
the American Paint Horse Association (APHA) this year. The
Association is now accepting reservations for rides in Arkansas,
Iowa, New Mexico and Nebraska.
APHA
welcomes all interested people, regardless of the breed
of horse they ride, to register for any of the outings.
"This
is a great opportunity to see America the way it should
be seen - from the top of a horse and with a fine group
of people from APHA," said Cody Weirich, the Association's
ride coordinator. "We'll take riders up mountains,
across rivers and everywhere in-between, as we continue
to carry on our mission of treating our guests to the best
time they've ever had on horseback."
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30th January 2003 |
$25,000
Winsome Dressage/Jumper Spectacular This Saturday at The
Winter Equestrian Festival
Wellington,
Florida 1-30-2003 - In what is one of the most entertaining
classes of the WEF season, the annual Winsome Dressage/Jumper
Spectacular, is attracting a notable field of 12 Teams of
Jumper/Dressage riders, who switch roles, vying for the
$25,000 purse sponsored by Winsome Farms. The class begins
Saturday afternoon at 3:00PM featuring some of the top riders
on the WEF jumper show scene, performing the brand new USAE
Third level test. At 4:30, the action switched from the
dressage arena, to the main showjumping field, where dressage
riders compete in a Hit and Hurry class. Olympian
Anne Kursinksi and Danish/American Wellington resident,
Bent Jensen will be defending their postion as the winning
team for the past 3 years.
USET
Pan American Dressage Team Selection Trials to Begin This
Weekend at Wellington Dressage Dressage at the 2003 Winter
Equestrian Festival begins this weekend with the first selection
trial for the USET Pan American Team Selection Trials. The
Selection Trials are part of the qualifying process for
the US dressage team headed for the Pan Am Games to be held
in August in the Dominican Republic.
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30th January 2003 |
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PERA
News
Don't miss out on a great night at the PERA Ball,
tickets are on sale now, priced £55 from Mr
and Mrs A Wheeler, tel. 01386 831283 or email theperaball@hotmail.com.
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The
evening includes the Grand Raffle and Auction with many
fantastic prizes, which have been generously donated, up
for grabs.
Not only this, but the Organizers of the IFG European Championships
have kindly offered a reduction in the cost of a membership
package for the Competitors and Members Reserved Enclosure
for all partygoers!
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30th January 2003 |
1st
Day of Bayer/USET Gold Coast at Winter Equestrian Festival
Wellington, FL January 29, 2003Today was the
first day of the Bayer/USET Gold Coast Classic week at the
Winter Equestrian Festival. This week of competition features
the very highest caliber of jumpers in all arenas. The featured
class, the time first jump-off 1.4 meter, with 17 entries
was moved to the Denemethy Arena from the Internatioanle
Arena. Former Olympian, Laura Kraut, from Wisconsin was
the big winner taking the top three spots. Laura was first
with Wet Paint owned by Pin Oak Farm; second on Paloma owned
by James B. Pirtle Enterprises; and third on Amande Du Chateau
owned by Equuleus LLC. The Power And Speed Class was won
by Anne Kursinski on Indeed.
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30th January 2003 |
Success
stories
Success stories of making money and saving
money with horses can now be seen online at www.makemoneywithhorses.com.
"I don't know a single horseman who isn't interested
in saving money, getting some expert advice on selling or
trading horses or taking advantage of special offers on
national products," said Don Blazer, author of the
best selling book Make Money With Horses. "Now they
can get all that and more from our newsletter, It's All
About Money and the new web site www.makemoneywithhorses.com."
The first success story is about a woman who wanted to keep
her horse, but didn't want to pay board. She got creative,
has her horse, and doesn't pay board.
In addition to telling how she does it on the web site,
the story is featured in the monthly newsletter which helps
horsemen with advice on marketing/business strategies, tips
from experts on how to increase profits, special discounts
and money saving offers, as well as ways to turn potential
into profit.
Please
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30th January 2003 |
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Spanish
Sunshine Tour
11th
February - 16th March 2003
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Mark
Armstrong From Bordon, HANTS, Mischa Irving From Lesmahagow,
LANARK, Claire McCarthy From Salisbury, WILTS, Kate Mead
Based in Riaz, SWITZERLAND, Derek Morton From Stafford,
STAFFS, Clare Pearson From Dalry, AYRSHIRE, Gillian Peat
From Doncaster, SOUTH YORKS,
Ellen Whitaker From Barnsley, SOUTH YORKS, Robert Whitaker
From Huddersfield, WEST YORKS, Steven Whitaker From Barnsley,
SOUTH YORKS, Veronique Whitaker Based in Brussels, BELGIUM
have been authorised to compete at the above-mentioned show
Please
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30th January 2003 |
The
23rd Annual Los Alamos Dressage Center Open House/Benefit
Event:
23rd Annual Los Alamos Dressage Center Open House to Benefit
Therapeutic and Corrective Shoeing Research at the University
of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine at New Bolton
Center
Date:
April 26, 2003 (Rain or Shine. The event will be indoors.)
Time: 11:30 am - 4:00 pm
Location:
Los Alamos Dressage Center, 260 Burlington Rd., Freehold,
NJ 07728
Featuring:
· 11:30 am - 12:30pm - Educational Seminar on Therapeutic
and Corrective Shoeing, ·
1:00 pm - 4:00pm - "Dressage With the Masters"
, Mares
and Foals at Liberty, Kids and Horses and More
Last
year this event raised $6500 to benefit arthritis research
under the direction of Dr. Dean Richardson at New Bolton
Center. Your support could help to raise even more in 2003
for research in the Farrier Department.
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30th January 2003 |
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Vilamoura
Equestrian Tour
17th
February - 16th March 2003
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Dupe
Powell From Alton, HANTS, Emma Rust From Bishops Stortford,
HERTS, Gemma Plumley From Chepstow, GWENT, John Whinnett
From Dunstable, BEDS, Lisa Hales From Shifnal, SHROPSHIRE,
Nick Skelton From Shrewley, WARWICK, Sara Rust From Bishops
Stortford, HERTS, Sue Bosher From Brackley, NORTHANTS have
been authorised to compete at the above-mentioned show
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30th January 2003 |
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Show
Jumping - Hanley Succeeds Hurley As SJAI Chairman
The
first Executive Meeting of the Showjumping Association
for 2003 took place at the Irish Farm Centre yesterday
evening (Tuesday 28th). Election of Officers was the
main item on the Agenda. Mayoman Charles Hanley succeeded
Tony Hurley as Chairman and Dr. Ernie Logan, Northern
Region, is Vice Chairman. Both were unanimously agreed.
The Chairpersons of the various sub-committees are
as follows:
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details
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30th January 2003 |
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Jacks
Elected BSJA Chairman
The
British Show Jumping Association Executive Board met
on the 27th January 2003 and elected John Jacks as Chairman
of the Association unopposed. |
John
asked for a vote of thanks to be minuted to the Executive
Board stating " Peter Gillespie has been Chairman through
two unenviable years during which a considerable amount
has been achieved. Notably Stallion Grading, Style and Performance
Classes, Junior Winter and Summer Premier Shows along with
the new Amateur Championships and I would like to express
our thanks for his contribution. For myself the past six
years of working on BSJA committees have given me valuable
experience and knowledge that will assist me in my role
as Chairman of the Association".
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29th January 2003 |
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Securing
The Future Of The Athletes Of The Equine World
We
love to watch them. We love to bet on them. We love
the excitement of the crowd on race days. But how often
do we think of the fate of retired thoroughbreds?
One
person who became all too painfully aware of just how
insecure the future of a retired racehorse can be is
Carrie Humble. After a number of careers in the United
States, Carrie returned to the UK and spent much of
1991 helping to prepare thoroughbred stock for sales.
"It was then that I saw at first hand just what
can happen to a racehorse that has come to the end of
its athletic career," she said. |
It
was then that Carrie came up with the idea of the Thoroughbred
Rehabilitation Centre (TRC), and ten years ago she achieved
charitable status for the organisation. The TRC's objective
is to work with the racing world to try to rehabilitate
former racehorses so that they can be re-homed in a caring
environment. And visitors to the Midlands Equine Fair taking
place at the Three Counties Showground, Malvern, on 8 and
9 March, will have the ideal opportunity to see the work
of the organisation at first hand as Carrie and her team
work some of their equine pupils.
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29th January 2003 |
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A
snapshot of some famous faces at Equus 2003
A huge list of celebrities, of the two-legged and
four-legged variety, can be seen at Equus 2003. It
really is a showcase for the exciting world of horses;
- leading riders will be demonstrating a wide variety
of disciplines; including show jumping, dressage,
showing, western riding, polo, vaulting and side-saddle.
In addition there are specialist horse trainers, displays
to music and even stunt riding.
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Silke
from Germany will be participating with Parelli Natural
Horsemanship at Equus for the second time. She is one of
their great success stories with her pair of magnificent
black Fresian horses. Silke has always loved horses, however,
when Silke was only 18, a motorbike accident left her in
a wheelchair although that hasn't stopped her achieving
incredible things. Now, she can do many things, that few
able horse owners ever achieve, such as making her horses
lie down on command, amongst a host of other games she plays
with them.
World-class
displays and demonstrations, seminars, shopping, lots of
excitement and celebrities can all be enjoyed at Equus 2003.
A trio of specialist clinics with Olympic riders will be
held in the evenings at 7.30pm with Pippa Funnell, Geoff
Billington and Anky van Grunsven.
Please
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29th January 2003 |
Ride
Horseback Across The Mongolian Countryside
Ride
the beautiful Mongolian countryside in the summer of 2003.
Ride
Mongolian horses under the endless blue sky of the Mongolian
countryside observing nomadic life, ancient monasteries
and cities founded during the reign of Chinggis Kahn and
his successors. Two tour itineraries are available.
Itinerary
8 "Arkhangai Province in Central Mongolia": On
this 12 day tour see wild Prewalsky horses, visit the area
where Chinggis Khan built his ancient capital and many other
historical and natural attractions. Follow worn paths or
ride free across the open un-fenced countryside.
Itinerary
9 "Khovsgol Mountains and Lake": This is a 10-day
ride along the huge and beautiful Khovsgol Lake, called
the mother ocean by local Mongolians. Enjoy the beautiful
scenery of forests, mountains and wild animals. Local inhabitants
of the region breed reindeer, yaks, horses and sheep.
The
tours are provided by Off The Map Tours, an Ulaanbaatar,
Mongolia based Tour Company. In addition to horse riding
tours Off-The-Map-Tours provides mountain bike, hiking,
cultural and Trans-Siberian Rail tours.
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29th January 2003 |
Exford
Fights Back
Villagers
stunned by last minute decision to move Golden Horseshoe
Ride
Exford
village is fighting back against a decision to move the
prestigious Golden Horseshoe endurance ride, scheduled for
May 16-18, away from the Exmoor centre it has enjoyed for
more than 25 years.
Exford
has seen the testing contest - originally 75 miles and now
100 miles over two days - develop alongside the sport now
rated as a world event. Competitors have traditionally been
stabled in and around the village for the three days and
friendly inter-stable rivalry over medals and successes
has been intense.
"But
we, like the competitors, were told only at the last minute
that the organisers, Endurance GB, have moved it to Dunster,"
said Mrs Beth Horstman, who volunteered to chair the six-man
committee.
"We
want it back. Exford is the home of the Golden Horseshoe
Ride. It is an important event to the economy of the village
and estimates have put its value at about £100,000."
Accommodation is regularly reserved for Ride dates, and
bookings which cannot be recovered, have been turned away.
"A
lot of money has been lost already and we know that competitors
like Exford and are as upset about the decision as we are,"
Mrs Horstman said.
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29th January 2003 |
Saddle
Up News For January 2003....
Special
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A
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coming seasons what ever your chosen equestrian discipline,
why not browse through our huge range of products on offer.
Need
A New Saddle ? Our Leather Saddles selection is currently
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(please keep checking back for new models).
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via our www.saddleuponline.co.uk or by telephone will receive
a voucher, which entitles two people sharing an hour's lesson
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for you're nearest participating riding school.
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29th January 2003 |
The
New Jockey Club at The 2003 Winter Equestrian Festival Opens
to Ooohs and Aaahs
Wellington, Florida January 29, 2003 The 2003
Winter Equestrian Festival at The Palm Beach Polo Equestrian
Club began last week with record-setting entries. Now in
its 31st year, the Festival welcomes the best horses and
riders in the world to compete for over $3 million in prize
money during its run in Wellington and Tampa.
Traditionally, in Wellington, a special tent overlooking
The International Arena (where the grand prix classes, among
others, take place) has been set up to cater to the Festivals
top owners, trainers and riders. With 6-person tables historically
ranging in price from $3,000 to $6,000 each, depending upon
the location, tent spectators have enjoyed the best view
of the top jumper action.
This year, Eugene R. Mische and Stadium Jumping, Inc. decided
to upgrade the amenities
thus, the birth of The
Jockey Club. Occupying the same space, Stadium Jumping called
upon Dougie Mutch of Gracie Street Interiors of West Palm
Beach to reconfigure and redecorate the tent. Nicoles
Tavern of Wellington was brought in to serve not only daily
lunch, but a continental breakfast as well. Proper linens,
silverware, china and stemware have replaced plastic forks
and paper plates. Wait-staff now provide individualized
service. Crystal chandeliers adorn the ceilings. Flushable
toilets (as opposed to out-houses) and sinks with running
water are now available to Jockey Club members only.
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29th January 2003 |
Rio Vista Products Named as Official Grooming Products for
all HITS Horse Shows
SAUGERTIES, NY (January 28, 2003)--Horse Shows In The Sun
(HITS), has announced that Rio Vista Products is the Official
Grooming Products for all HITS horse shows. In addition,
Rio Vista Products is the title sponsor of four Grand Prix
show jumping classes to be held at HITS horse show circuits
throughout the 2003 season.
The
$50,000 Rio Vista Grand Prix will be held February 23rd
at the Indio Desert Circuit in Indio, California. The second
$50,000 Rio Vista Grand Prix will take place on February
16th at the beautiful HITS Post Time Farm in Ocala, Florida.
Riders will be presented with another opportunity to ride
in the $50,000 Rio Vista Grand Prix on July 6th at HITS
Culpeper in Virginia. The final $50,000 Rio Vista Grand
Prix in the series, will be held on July 20th at the brand
new HITS Catskills site in Saugerties, New York.
Rio
Vista Products is a manufacturer of equine and canine grooming
products. The Rio Vista range of grooming products is sold
at tack and feed stores and pet shops throughout the United
States and Canada. Products include Color Enhancing Shampoos,
Conditioners, Hoof Manicure, Equine-Shine, EnerGPlus Feed
Supplement and Cool Blue Liniment.
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29th January 2003 |
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USA
Equestrian Executive Committee Meeting Available
Via Webcast
A
meeting of the USA Equestrian Executive Committee
is scheduled for Thursday, January 30, at 4:30 pm
(ET). The meeting will be available via live audio
webcast and can be reached by visiting the USA Equestrian
web site at www.equestrian.org and clicking on the
link.
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28th January 2003 |
A
touch of the Middle East comes to Britain
For
the first time ever the glamour and excitement of Arabian
racing, the elegance of Arabian showing and the grit and
determination of Endurance are being brought together at
the new Arabian International Horse Festival at Fontwell
Park, West Sussex in June of this year.
The
Festival, which will take place on 14th and 15th June 2003
will bring together the three disciplines in which the Arabian
Horse excels; Racing, Showing and Endurance; for a spectacular
feast of equestrian competition combined with a unique cultural
experience at one of Britains most beautiful racecourses.
The
Racing, which will include Group Races, will take place
over the weekend with prize money of over £20,000
on offer.
A
truly international field in the 160-kilometre Endurance
Ride will ensure that competition is top flight. The FEIs
three-star grading of the ride which will take place over
both days, starting and finishing on the Fontwell course,
offers countries a last chance to qualify for the European
Endurance Championships in September
The
third strand is showing. The Festival will incorporate the
third International Arabian Horse Show which is already
an established international event in its own right, attracting
entries from all over Europe and from as far abroad as Australia.
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28th January 2003 |
Showing
World Now Takes Search For A Star Seriously!
New
selection venues in Surrey and Yorkshire
The
South Essex Insurance Brokers Search for a Star competition
starts its eighth year with a frank statement from one of
its judges - "at last the professionals are taking
us seriously."
Anne
Pritchard, who with Robert Oliver has judged every final
since the search began, said: "We have found some wonderful
horses, but because the competition is for amateurs and
because we give a running commentary and explain our decisions,
many of the top people in the showing world refused to take
us seriously.
"Now
I look around the audience at the Horse of the Year Show
final and recognise so many faces; then I listen to Search
for a Star owners talking about the offers they are refusing
for their horses and realise that this competition really
has been accepted into the showing calendar."
Search
for a Star is designed to give amateur owners and riders
the opportunity to compete at a major, national show. Selection
days are held around the country and chosen horses are invited
to the prestigious Horse of the Year Show, to be held for
the second time at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham.
Last year's launch at the NEC was a resounding success and
this year it is scheduled for September 17-21.
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28th January 2003 |
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Horses
Help Hands On Students
3
horses from an equine welfare centre in South Norfolk
are going out on loan this week to Otley College, near
Ipswich where they will take up residence to help students
with their studies.
ILPH McGill, Sneezy and Molly will help students in
the practical element of the Horse Management and Animal
Science courses as well as hands on therapy for special
needs students on Rural Therapy Courses. |
Says
Tony Tyler, ILPH (International League for the Protection
of Horses) Manager at Hall Farm, Snetterton, "The 3
horses that we are loaning the College have been especially
chosen for their kind natures and ease of handling.
"Although McGill was not a cruelty case, the other
two were, and it's good to know that horses that have been
abused themselves will be instrumental in educating young
people about good horse welfare."
Comments Gerda Werner, Equine Lecturer at Otley College,
"Otley College is delighted to have the ILPH horses
spend time with our students. Our Horse Management students
are particularly looking forward to putting their stable
management theory into practice.
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28th January 2003 |
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Derby
House - The Master's Of Stabling
QUALITY
craftsmanship, an eye for detail and a desire to build
the best are key assets that drive the team at Derby
House Stabling.
Based
in the village of Eardisley, Herefordshire, the stabling
and joinery division has been in operation for more
than 30 years and was purchased by the Derby House Group
from CAM Equestrian in 2002.
The
company offer a wide range of joinery services, buildings,
stables, accessories and yard products worldwide. |
Roy
James, the manager of Derby House Stabling has worked for
the company since the mid eighties and has a wealth of experience
in all aspects of joinery and the design of equestrian buildings.
"We
are a very close knit team at Eardisley and when the company
joined Derby House the experienced craftsmen and the sales
team who had previously worked for CAM Joinery were transferred,"
explains Roy.
"Skills
built up over the years are very hard to replace and it
is good to know that those skills remain at Derby House,
a firm is only as good as its workforce!"
Traditional
values remain a key focus for the business and these are
something that only 30 years experience can provide.
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28th January 2003 |
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Women
Dominate The Field On Super Bowl Sunday In The $50,000
EMO Grand Prix
Indio,
CA (January 27, 2003)--As Tampa Bay and the Raiders
were battling it out in a rough-and-tumble Super Bowl,
four women rose above a field of twenty-one entries
to compete in the jump-off for the $50,000 EMO Grand
Prix. English rider, Helen McNaught and her mount Lexicon
were the final victors in the special Grand Prix class,
which was the highlight of Sunday's competition at the
HITS Indio Desert Circuit. |
Course
designer Danny Foster was responsible for building a challenging
course that only four riders could master. The first to
perform, Misti Cassar on Pasadena, made the going look easy
with a faultless round in 88.9 seconds, well within the
time allowed of 103. The following eleven riders could not
match her opener and it was the twelfth in the order, McNaught,
who gave the crowd the second clear round. Laura Linback
on her second mount, Grand Soso 2, saw her way clear also,
and Susan Hutchinson on Itano De La Bastide delivered the
last clear round of the field.
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28th January 2003 |
31st
Winter Equestrian Festival Opens 2003 Season with Nutrena/Western
Hay Wellington Classic
Wellington, FL-- January 27, 2003The Winter
Equestrian Festival (WEF) opened its 31st season with the
Nutrena/Western Hay Wellington Classic, January 22- 26,
at the Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club. The week kicked
off an 11-week equestrian festival featuring top hunter,
jumper, as well as dressage competition. Thousands of horses
and riders from all over the nation and at least 13 countries
have come together to compete for over three million dollars
in prize money.
Olympian
Lauren Hough of Wellington, FL, captured the weeks
feature event, the $35,000 Farr Legacy/ Western Hay Grand
Prix of Palm Beach, aboard Windy City. Under the sunny Florida
sky, Hough was one of only three riders out of a starting
field of 32 to qualify for the jump-off by riding clear
over Conrad Homfelds competitive first round course.
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28th January 2003 |
Lake
Placid Horse Shows Return To The Adirondacks June 25- July
6
Lake
Placid, NYJanuary 27, 2003The Lake Placid and
I Love New York Horse Shows return to the beautiful Adirondack
Mountains, June 25 July 6, 2003 at their fabulous
horse show facility at the North Elba Showgrounds in Lake
Placid.
The
Lake Placid Horse Shows include two AGA Grandprix Series
events, the $50,000 Budweiser Grandprix of Lake Placid on
Sunday, June 29, which will be televised on Outdoor Life
Network (OLN), and the $50,000 Hermés I Love New
York Grandprix on Saturday, July 5.
Special
features of the 2003 Lake Placid Horse Shows also include
two Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic series events
for junior riders and amateur/owner riders. The Salamander
Farm High Junior Jumper Classic and Mirror Lake Inn Amateur-Owner
Jumper Classic both take place on Sunday, June 29 at the
Lake Placid Horse Show. The Salamander Farm High Junior
Jumper Classic and the Golden Arrow Amateur-Owner Jumper
Classic take place on Saturday, July 5 at the I Love New
York Horse Show. The standings on the Show Jumping Hall
of Fame Jumper Classic Series will determine which junior
riders and which amateur/owner riders will qualify to ride
in the 2003 National Horse Show in Wellington, FL.
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28th January 2003 |
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South
Yorkshire Police Horsewatch
Stolen from Brookhouse, Rotherham on the 10th January
2003
Stolen from Aston, Rotherham on the 3rd January 2003
Stolen from Kexborough, Barnsley, 30th December 2002
Stolen 18/19th December 2002 from Stairfoot, Barnsley
Stolen from Thurcroft, Rotherham on the 11th December
2002
Stolen 8/9th December from Platts Common, Barnsley
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27th January 2003 |
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The
Hackney Horse
The Hackney Horse is an elegant high stepping breed
of carriage horse entirely British bred.
It made its appearance in the 18th century in Yorkshire
and Norfolk in the UK and quickly became the ideal carriage
horse of the day - only to be replaced by the motor
car in the 1920's.
Today, Hackney Horses and Ponies are renowned for their
brilliant and extravagant displays of high stepping
action in the show ring. Pulling smart four-wheeled
show wagons or immaculate in Private Drive or Concourse
d'Elegance turnouts, they captivate audiences worldwide
with their grace, elegant bearing and lively personality.
What many people do not know is how the Hackney and
Hackney Pony evolved from quite humble origins to become
through two centuries of selective breeding, one of
the most spectacular of British breeds |
.Although
modern Hackneys may often be regarded as specialised animals,
suitable for their showing role, this is far from the truth.
In the driving world as well as being recognised as the
superlative animal for Concours d'Elegance, Private Driving,
Trade and Coaching classes, Hackneys and Hackney cross-breds
compete with great success in the taxing disciplines of
Carriage Driving Trials. They also perform successfully
in ridden dressage, eventing and show jumping. Breeders
are once again looking at these remarkable horses when making
plans for the breeding of competition horses and ponies,
for the hackney's attributes of quality, courage, activity
and great strength, qualify him for serious consideration
in the breeding of the modern Sports Horse.
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27th January 2003 |
Dressage
World Cup at San Patrignano
For
the second consecutive year, the only Italian qualifier
for the FEI Dressage World Cup will take place in San Patrignano.
From Saturday 25th to Sunday 26th 2003, the indoor arena
of the leading community in Europe for the rehabilitation
and social re-integration of drug addicts will host the
Italian stage of the most important international dressage
competition: the FEI World Cup.
The
event, as underlined by Giacomo Muccioli, responsible of
San Patrignano's sports events, will open a very important
year for the rehabilitation community founded by Vincenzo
Muccioli in 1978. "In 2003 San Patrignano will celebrate
its 25th anniversary. It is indeed a very important goal
for all of us and not only for its symbolic meaning: since
1978 we have welcomed 18.000 guests, most of them enjoying
today a drug-free existence. During these years our community
has become a significant cultural and methodological point
of reference for all those operating in the field of drug
addiction. Thanks to our horse linked activities, such as
breeding and the organisation of International jumping and
dressage competitions, we have been able to spread our message
and let people learn about the human and social reality
of San Patrignano. Furthermore, the FEI Dressage World Cup
represents the first stage of a path taking us to host the
2005 European Jumping Show Championships: an unprecedented
event in the history of sports."
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details
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27th January 2003 |
Grand
Prix at Winter Equestrian Festival
Wellington, FL January 26, 2003 The
Winter Equestrian Festival held its first Grand Prix of
the circuit, the $35,000 Farr Legacy/Western Hay Grand Prix
of Palm Beach, a CSI** event. Today with sunny skies and
a very comfortable temperature, 32 competed and only three
riders had faultless first round efforts that permitted
them to a second round effort against the clock. Lauren
Hough, of Wellington, FL, riding her Olympic Mount Windy
City won with a time of 37.84 seconds in the jump-off and
no faults. Emily Williams on Hushabye was second with no
faults and a time of 39.87. Margie Engle and Hidden Creeks
Jones was third with 4 faults. Olympic Silver Medalist,
Conrad Homfeld, designed a very competitive course.
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27th January 2003 |
German
poker at San Patrignano
The
repetition of the number four seems to be the rule adopted
by the strong German team, at San Patrignano for the Italian
Dressage World Cup qualifier: four competition, four victories,
four lady riders at the top four places of the final standings
of the Free Style Grand Prix, closing competition of the
event.
Report of an announced victory for Monica Theodorescu, an
athlete able to gain from '98 until today, five team golden
medals including World Championships, European Championships
and Olympic games. She reached the top of the podium with
an impeccable test, perfectly performed on her Renaissance
Fleur, scoring the very high percentage of 77,69%. A score
that showed to be unattainable for her team fellow women:
Heike Kemmer obtained the nearest score with her Albano,
74,64%, while the experienced Isabelle Werth placed third
scoring 74,36% on Antony Frh, which substitutes her former,
outstanding horse, Gigolò. On this horse Ms. Wert
wrote the last 10 years' history of this discipline: 12
team golden medals including Olympic Games and European
Championships and golden individual medals both at Atlanta
'96 and to two World Championships.
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27th January 2003 |
Irish
Rider Seventh In World Cup Qualifier - San Patrignano Italy
Irish international dressage rider Anna Merveldt-Steffens
riding the 15 year old Westphalian gelding Fosbury scored
69.41% to place seventh in the World Cup Qualifier at the
San Patrignano CDI-W in Italy, this afternoon (26th January
2003).
German rider Monica Theodorescu scored a double by winning
the World Cup Qualifier with Renaissance Fleur TSF having
picked up first prize in the Grand Prix class the day before.
Heike Kemmer also from Germany placed second in the Grand
Prix Kur (Freestyle to Music) World Cup class with Alabano
7 having earlier scored a double with her other horse Ferragamo
3 by taking first prize in both the Prix St Georges and
Intermediare 1 Kur classes. Merveldt-Steffens placed second
behind Kemmer in both these classes with the 10 year old
Weltmeyer mare Hera. The Irish rider moved up an impressive
39 places to 60th place in the FEI/BCM World Dressage Rankings
at the start of this month and another move up the rankings
is on the cards after her performance in the World Cup class
in Italy today.
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26th January 2003 |
Machine
Washing Leather Chaps
By Anna Carner Blangiforti, President and Founder, Leather
Therapy Products
OLDWICK,
NJLeather chaps become one of your most personal garments.
When new, they can be stiff, ornery, too tight in some spots,
not tight enough in others. They wrinkle and bite flesh
in some places, cut off the circulation in others. Over
time, however, they stretch and soften. They mold to your
unique anatomy and become so individual that no one else
can wear them.
Over
time, they also accumulate a patina of grime. Chaps are
working garments. They get splattered with mud, marinated
in sweat, and rub up against their share of manure, dust,
chaff, and other dirty debris commonly found around barns.
Riders
might be scrupulous about wearing clean jeans and shirts,
but until recently, there wasnt much they could do
about their chaps. Some have tried washing chaps but the
only laundry products available for leather to date have
been detergent-type cleaners which remove dirt but do not
replace the lubricating oils in the leathers inner
corium. The leather dries stiff and is actually weakened
by the cleaning process. The only alternative has been to
let the chaps become starched with sweat and grunge until
the accumulated dirt destroyed the leather from the inside
out. Then you just had to grit your teeth and go through
the expense and agony of breaking in a new pair.
Thanks
to the molecular synergy between two recently developed
companion leather care products, however, riders can now
safely wash suede or smooth-leather chaps in their home
washing machine and recondition the leather at the same
time. The cleaner works during the wash cycle to deep clean
dirt and leave leather fibers with a negative ionic charge
that attracts the more positively charged conditioning dressing
during the rinse cycle. Riders can now throw grungy, hard-working
leathers like chaps, half chaps, leather-seated breeches,
and sheepskin saddle pads in their washing machine and pull
them out cleaned, softened and suppled.
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26th January 2003 |
AHJF
Has A Winner In Its Annual Hunter Classic
The
American Hunter Jumper Foundation Continues to Achieve Its
Goals
Seven
years ago when the American Hunter-Jumper Foundation, Inc.
(AHJF) decided to debut the first ever AHJF Hunter Classic
it was the beginning of a new vision for the sport of show
hunter competition. The concept was to have a very special
class, different than what had been done in the past. The
class would premiere in the evening under lights, offer
the largest prize money purse in the history of show hunter
competition and serve a fine dinner affording spectators
a quality view of the class. All of this was designed around
the needs of the exhibitors and created to serve as the
single largest fundraiser of the AHJF. Money from the fundraiser
would enable the organization to continue its many programs
geared to benefit hunter horses and riders. As the years
pass the Hunter Classic continues to achieve its goals.
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26th January 2003 |
Saturday
Results at Winter Equestrian Festival
Wellington, FL January 25, 2003
Peter Lutz aboard Maroline from Katona, New York with a
time of 77.820 seconds, in a lightening-fast jump-off edged
out McLain Ward by one tenth of a second to win the Nutrena/Western
Hay Wellington Classic. Yann Candele on MCs Marco
Taere from Canada placed a close third. Thirty five horses
attempted the Los Angeles Olympic Silver Medalists,
Conrad Homfelds, difficult and twisting course at
The Winter Equestrian Festival.
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26th January 2003 |
Irish
Rider Qualifies For World Cup Grand Prix Kur Qualifier-
San Patrignano CDI-W Italy 25th January 2003
DRESSAGE RESULT - SAN PATRIGNANO CDI-W ITALY - 25TH JANUARY
2003
Irish international rider Anna Merveldt-Steffens qualified
for the World Cup Grand Prix Kur (Freestyle to Music) Qualifier
at the San Patrignano CDI-W in Italy today (25th January
2003) by placing 11th in the Grand Prix class with the 15
year old Westphalian gelding Fosbury. 20 competed in the
Grand Prix which was won by German rider Monica Theodorescu
and Renaissance Fleur TSF. The top 12 in the Grand Prix
class qualified for the World Cup Grand Prix Kur Qualifier
which takes place in San Patrignano, Italy tomorrow afternoon
(Sunday 26th January 2003).
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26th January 2003 |
Irish
Rider Second In Opening Prix St Georges Class
DRESSAGE RESULT - SAN PATRIGNANO CDI-W ITALY - 25TH JANUARY
2003
International Dressage Competition Prix St Georges
1. FERRAGAMO 3;Heike KEMMER; (GER), 2. HERA 111;Anna MERVELDT-STEFFENS;
(IRL), 3. MAESTRO;Karen NIJVELT; (NED)
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