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Headlines 8th May 2004
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Federation
Equestre Internationale News
Brazilian leg of FEI Eventing World Cup begins today
in Lagoa Santa
The
Brazilian city of Lagoa Santa will host the only FEI
Eventing World Cup qualifier held in South America.
Lagoa Santa is located in the state of Minas Gerais,
south-eastern Brazil, near Belo Horizonte, the country's
third largest city. It is the second time that this
venue hosts a World Cup event, the inaugural qualifier
having taken place in April 2003. Please
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Samsung
Super League 2004 : Deutschland Do It In La Baule….
Germany
won the first leg of the 2004 Samsung Super League
series in the newly-renovated stadium at La Baule
today with convincing jumping from their crack squad
but the home side, and defending champions, lost nothing
in defeat when finishing in second position.
France
and Germany were joint-leaders at the end of the first
round with both teams on a zero score while the USA,
making their Super League debut, held third spot carrying
just eight faults.
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Show
Jumping - Ireland Fifth At Copenhagen Nations Cup
IRELAND
finished fifth of twelve countries competing at the
Nations Cup in Copenhagen, Denmark today (Friday),
helped by a sparkling double clear round from Clones-born
Clem McMahon on <Gelvin Clover> and clear rounds
from Marie Burke and Cameron Hanley.
Denmark
is not part of the Nations Cup Super League, but was
nevertheless a severe testing ground for the Irish,
with so many other countries fielding teams with premier
riders and horses.
The
Cup was won by Belgium with the Netherlands second
and Switzerland third. Please
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Kappler
Starts Strong At Garden State
AUGUSTA,
NJ—May 6, 2004— New Jersey professional riders
shined at the Garden State Horse Show as the second day
brought some of the nation’s top riders to the main
ring. The Garden State Horse Show is being held May 5-9
at the Sussex County Fairgrounds in Augusta, NJ. Last year’s
winner of the Garden State Grand Prix, Chris Kappler of
Flemington, NJ, warmed up to defend his title riding Korina
to the top of the class in the first Modified Jumper Stake
class.
The pair stopped the clock in a blistering 35 seconds. It
was no contest for Korina who bested Callan Solem riding
Quiet Winter Farm’s Warsaw. Solem piloted Warsaw to
a 38.001-second finish.
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Show
Jumping - Shaky Start For Ireland In Nations Cup Super
League
IRELAND
got off to a shaky start in the Nations Cup Super
League with a joint sixth place at La Baule, France
today (Friday).
The
Irish team, under Chef d'Equipe Tommy Wade, will be
hoping to improve its performance substantially when
it moves to Rome on May 28, if it is to maintain its
top three placing in the overall league table. With
the Olympics looming, it will be essential for Ireland
to rack up significant points before six of its main
riders decamp to Athens.
Upset
of the day was the 37 total faults recorded by veteran
Irish rider Peter Charles with <Pershing>, and
with only one team clear round from Kevin Babington
on <Carling King> there was not enough good
news on the scoreboard to allow Ireland to recover
lost ground.
Germany
won the Super League at La Baule, with France second,
and Belgium third. Please
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Show
Jumping - Irish Take Top Two Places In La Baule Speed
Class
WITH
just hours to go before today's (Friday) important
Nations Cup Super League competition, Irish riders
delivered a note of intent to the seven other countries
competing, by taking the two top spots in the Speed
Class at la Baule, France.
Marion
Hughes, who will be Fifth Man for the afternoon's
Nations Cup battle, had a decisive win on <LB Galileo>,
while yesterday's speed class winner, Cian O'Connor,
came in just fractions of a second behind her on <ABC
Land Liebe>, the horse he rode so expertly to claim
victory yesterday.
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News
Headlines 7th May 2004
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Free
Fun and Entertainment for all the Family
ILPH
Summer Show, Saturday 19th June, ILPH Hall Farm, Snetterton,
Norfolk
ILPH Hall Farm at Snetterton will be opening its doors
to the public once again this yearILPH Hall Farm at
Snetterton will be opening its doors to the public
once again this year to host the ILPH Annual Summer
Show together with its annual Horse and Companion
Dog shows.
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Main
events will start at 11.30 and this year will include a
Western Riding Display, Tanya Larrigan and her Mini Marvel
stallion, a Sheepdog demonstration and Dressage and Dog
Heelwork to Music displays and much, much more.
Visitors
on the day will be able to find out about the work of the
ILPH by popping into the Welfare Village in the Visitor
Centre or taking one of the guided farm tours to see the
rescued horses and ponies. There will even be the chance
to win £5,000 !
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Samsung
Super League 2004 : Italy To Lead The Way In La Baule.........
The
Italian team will get the action underway when the
2004 Samsung Super League series begins in La Baule
tomorrow, Friday May 7th.
The
draw was made at the French venue today and the teams
will start in the following order: 1, Italy; 2, Great
Britain; 3, The Netherlands; 4, Belgium; 5, France;
6, Germany; 7, Ireland; 8, USA.
At
2pm the course-walk will take place followed by the
parade of teams at 2.30pm. and the first round of
the first leg of the 2004 Samsung Super League begins
at 3pm, with round two at 4.45pm and the prize-giving
at approximately 6.15pm.
The
official opening of the renewly renovated showgrounds
at La Baule took place today and Rene Pasquier, President
of the Organisation Committee, said "I am particularly
delighted to offer this beautiful new stadium to the
Samsung Super League".
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Show
Jumping - O'Connor Kicks Off La Baule With A Win
ON
the eve of the vital Samsung Super League Nations
Cup at La Baule, France, team member Cian O'Connor
raised morale for the Irish with a definitive win
the opening speed class today (Thursday) on his 10
yr-old bay mare <ABC Landliebe>, finishing almost
two seconds ahead of French star Michel Hecart and
<That's Life>.
La Baule is the first of eight Super League venues
for 2004, and will be a nerve-wracking trial for O'Connor
and his team-mates, as Ireland has not won at La Baule
since 1994. But if Ireland is to remain in the premier
league of world show jumping, a high placing at the
French venue will be a valuable opener for the hectic
season ahead. Please
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Show
Jumping - Quigley Best Of Irish On Copenhagen Opening
Day
IRELAND'S
Dave Quigley was the only Irish rider to feature in
a top ten place on the opening day of the four-star
event at Copenhagen (Thursday).
Riding
<Ashdale Spirit>, Quigley, who featured in Ireland's
second-placed Nations Cup team at Zagreb last year,
was just over two seconds behind the winner, Britain's
Tim Stockdale, on <Fresh Direct Glenwood Springs>,
but a fiercely-fought battle featuring split-second
differences left him in seventh at the end. Please
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The
Horse Unveils New Electronic Edition
LEXINGTON,
KY - Blood-Horse Publications, a multimedia publishing company
that traces its roots to 1916, announces the official launch
of The Horse Electronic Edition: a complete digital edition
of The Horse magazine, a leading monthly on equine health
care. NewsStand, Inc., the leading digital distributor for
print media, will provide digital production and delivery
of the monthly editions. The Horse is the first North American
equine publication to offer an electronic edition.
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details
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News
Headlines 6th May 2004
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Olympia
awarded Dressage World Cup Qualifier
Following
on from the overwhelming success of the first ever Dressage
evening at the 2003 Olympia Christmas show, the organisers
have announced that they have been awarded an FEI Dressage
World Cup Qualifier.
In
order to do complete justice to this important addition,
the organisers have announced that the show will now run
over two extra nights, beginning on 14th December and ending
on 20th December 2004.
The
Dressage Grand Prix Evening will take place on Tuesday,
14th December, and the all-important Kür (dressage
to music) will be held on the following evening, Wednesday
15th December. . Please
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Samsung
Super League 2004 : Can The French Do It Again?.......
In
two days time La Baule plays host to the first leg
of the 2004 Samsung Super League and, in this Olympic
year, the new series promises to provide some early
pointers on the road to Athens.
In
the inaugural 2003 season the Samsung Super League
brought the sport of Nations Cup jumping to a whole
new level. Here only the best compete against the
best and it was tough battle to maintain a good position
amongst the top eight show jumping nations in the
world.
The
Swedes suffered bitter disappointment when, despite
a gallant struggle, they finished last and were relegated
to normal Nations Cup competition while the inclusion
of the United States of America, who gained promotion
in their place, adds a whole new dimension to the
Super League this time around.
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Box
Office Opens for Burghley
The Box Office opens on 6th May for the sporting and social
highlight of the autumn calendar, the Burghley Horse Trials
2004 (2nd-5th September) held at Stamford in Lincolnshire
(UK).
This, the 44th Burghley Horse Trials, will follow hard on
the heels of the Athens Olympics and provide the first opportunity
to see the newly crowned Olympic medal winners in action.
The Olympic theme is closely linked with Burghley as the
Horse Trials was founded by the Marquess of Exeter, who
himself won Olympic gold in the hurdles at the 1928 Amsterdam
Olympics and was immortalised in the film Chariots of Fire.
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HITS-on-the-Hudson
To Benefit Family Of Woodstock
Grand
Opening Kick-Off Set For May 30
SAUGERTIES,
NY – May 5, 2004 – HITS-on-the-Hudson, the newest
horse show grounds for the Saugerties, New York-based Horse
Shows In The Sun, is set to open for the premiere week,
May 26-30, 2004, launching seven weeks of hunter/jumper
competition. A Grand Opening Celebration is planned for
Sunday, May 30. Not only is the innovative venue a boon
to riders, trainers, owners, and horses, but also to the
upstate New York community – most notably, Family of
Woodstock, a local charitable organization. Family of Woodstock
owns approximately 125 acres of the 200-acre show grounds,
which it has leased to HITS and in addition, the charity
will receive 100% of the admissions gate on Saturdays and
Sundays when tickets for adults are $5 each. It’s a
win-win situation, according to Michael Berg, Executive
Director of Family of Woodstock.
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Irish
Participation In International Equestrian Events
CSI3*
CERVIA ITALY 7-9 MAY 2004, CSI* BALMORAL IRELAND 12-14
MAY 2004, CIC3* CHATSWORTH GREAT BRITAIN 13-16 MAY
2004, CCI1/2* DARTFIELD REPUBLIC OF IRELAND 13-16
MAY 2004, CSI4* AACH GERMANY 14-16 MAY 2004, CSI3*
MUNICH GERMANY 20-23 MAY 2004, CDI3*/CDI-W LIPICA
SLOVENIA 20-23 MAY 2004, CSI3* EINDHOVEN NETHERLANDS
20-23 MAY 2004, CSI* BALMORAL IRELAND 12-14 MAY 2004
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News
Headlines 5th May 2004
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Top
drawer jumping at Royal Windsor
Eight
out of ten of the nation’s top show jumpers will be
competing at Royal Windsor Horse Show 13th-16th May 2004.
This year the first-class line-up will be headed by British
No. 1 Michael Whitaker and also includes Robert Smith (No.2),
new British Open Champion Nick Skelton (No.3), together
with Michael’s brother John Whitaker (No.5) and nephew
Robert Whitaker (No.6).
They
join a total of around 170 European competitors who have
entered the exciting array of show jumping classes which
include a welcome return for the Ladies and Gentlemen’s
Championships. The stakes will be even higher than previous
years with an increased prize pot in the key classes with
£12,500 on offer for the Royal Windsor Grand Prix
alone. Please
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Federation
Equestre Internationale News
4 May 2004
OLYMPIC
GAMES QUALIFICATION NOW CLOSED
FEI
GANDINI WORLD RIDERS RANKINGS
ONLY 10 POINTS SEPARATE BEERBAUM AND HIS RUNNER-UP
EHNING
2004
SAMSUNG SUPER LEAGUE SEASON TO START IN BRAND NEW
STADIUM IN LA BAULE (FRA)
There
will be no less than 123 riders, 300 horses, 18 nations
and five continents in La Baule celebrating the new
François André stadium and demonstrating
the global reach of equestrian sport at the highest
level.
FEI
BCM WORLD DRESSAGE RIDERS RANKINGS
Ulla Salzgeber still in the lead, World Cup Champion
Anky Van Grunsven back to Top 3
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DRESSAGE
FORUM IN SAO PAULO (BRA)
The
1st Latin American Dressage Forum will be organised on 22
and 23 May 2004 in Sao Paulo (BRA).
FEI
EVENTING RIDERS WORLD RANKINGS
Kimberly Severson in the lead
EUROSPORT
“MISSION TO ATHENS” FEATURING PIPPA FUNNELL
NEWS
FROM SLOVAKIA
UNITED
EQUESTRIAN ATHLETES ASSOCIATION
IN
MEMORIAM
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Chris
Kappler and Royal Kaliber Named to Olympic Show Jumping
Team Short List
The
Committee on Selections of the United States Equestrian
Federation, Inc., has approved the unanimous recommendation
of the Show Jumping Selectors, and of the Show Jumping High
Performance Committee, to name Chris Kappler to the “Short
List” for the 2004 Olympic Equestrian Team.
According
to the USEF Show Jumping Athlete Selection Procedures, it
is possible for one or two horse/rider combinations to be
named to the Short List by the selectors without competing
in the Olympic Selection Trials.
The
Selectors must make this decision unanimously and must base
it on numerous factors, including but not limited to soundness
of the horse, previous international experience and success
of the horse/rider combination in international competition,
and prospect of the horse/rider combination to win an Olympic
medal. Please
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Polo
Free Style- Nationwide Campaign to Promote Amateur and Youth
Polo
Sarasota, FL -- Great World Polo announced here today that
it is launching a nationwide campaign to promote amateur
and youth polo. The campaign is called Polo Free Style--free
as in it doesn’t cost anything to try your hand at
the sport of polo.
On
Saturday, May 29, 2004, polo clubs throughout North America
will be holding a FREE one-day polo clinic for anyone who
wants to try polo. The event is designed to get new players
hooked on the sport at the beginning of the North American
summer polo season.
Participating
clubs will receive promotional materials such as eye-catching
posters, colorful flyers, ad slicks, and a press kit for
local media. National media coverage is being arranged by
Great World Polo. Please
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Irish
Horse Board News
The
Badminton CCI 4* event took place last weekend kicking
the 2004 British eventing season into full swing. Four
Irish Sport Horses finished in the top ten at this prestigious
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News
Headlines 4th May 2004
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New
Equine Display Arena At Royal Show
Horse
and pony enthusiasts can look forward to a jam-packed
program of stunning displays in a new arena dedicated
solely to equestrian demonstrations at this year's Royal
Show.
The
decision to convert the use of the ring, which was originally
built as a show jumping arena was made by organisers
after last year's show.
Equine
feature co-ordinator, Emma Dineley said: "The arena
was given over solely to displays for the show following
feedback from our visitors. Staging all our equine displays
in one area means it will be better for audiences and
we hope to catch the interest of non-riders."
Show jumping classes have now been moved to the larger
Equine Arena 1 situated north of the Grand Ring.
A
packed program of demonstrations in the Equine Display
arena covers all four days of the Royal Show starting
Sunday, 4th - 7th July.
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Hickstead
Schools Day Launches Individual Titles
Hickstead
owner Douglas Bunn has made the first change in 40 years
to the popular national competition run for school and Pony
Club riders
Competitors
at the Alpine National Schools and Pony Club Jumping Championships,
to be held at the All England Jumping Course on July 31,
will be competing for individual as well as team titles.
"We
have always felt it sad that individual riders who go clear
on their big day don't get more recognition," said
show secretary Lizzie Bunn. "This year, things will
be different. Please
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Solo
Chills Out With TopSpec
PETER
Rawlinson was at a loss when his new horse Solo turned
into a nightmare purchase.
Solo,
a 16.1hh three-quarter thoroughbred, was bought by Peter
for his eldest daughter to ride, having outgrown her
pony.
However,
from the beginning it was clear that the progression
from pony to horse was not going to be plain sailing,
and Solo's behaviour left much to be desired.
After
more than a year of problems, including a disastrous
holiday in the New Forest where his behaviour was so
appalling and dangerous that Peter's daughter became
too frightened to ride him, the family were on the verge
of giving up.
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Sponsors
Coast -To -Coast Support “Celebrate With The Champions”
Live
Auction Of Debbie McDonald Training Package To Highlight
June 19 Event
WELLINGTON,
FL – May 3, 2004 – Sponsors from coast-to-coast
have lined up to support “Celebrate With The Champions,”
a fiesta dinner and auction on June 19 at Oaks / Blenheim
in San Juan Capistrano, California, during the final weekend
of the Dressage Team Olympic Selection Trials. The event
is a benefit for the United States Equestrian Team Foundation.
A highlight of the celebration is the live auction of a
training package offered by Grand Prix rider Debbie McDonald
to help raise funds for the Athens-bound dressage team.
The package includes one month’s training with Debbie
McDonald at River Grove Farm in Sun Valley, Idaho, board
for one horse, and accommodations for the rider in a Sun
Valley condo. Please
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News
Headlines 3rd May 2004
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Danger
hides in lush spring grass
Lush
spring grass is just around the corner, and your horse or
pony will be longing to get his teeth into it - but watch
out…
As
hiding in those deep green blades of grass are carbohydrates,
or sugars, that will be particularly plentiful when grass
has been fertilised or is well-grown. And too much too quick
can lead to laminitis, one of the most worrying illnesses
about.
So
keep an eye open for any sign of lameness. In the early
stage of the disease this is often only identified when
the horse or pony is cantering, as the extra concussion
affects sensitive feet. Although laminitis usually affects
the front feet only, it can affect the back feet, or just
one foot, so remain vigilant throughout the spring and summer.
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Interest
Builds on West Coast for Dressage Olympic Selection Trials
The
Dressage Olympic Selection Trials take place in California
for the first time and present local dressage followers
with a rare opportunity to watch the best horses and riders
in the US compete on their doorstep. "I think it will
have a huge impact on the West Coast dressage community,"
said Pam Lane who co-manages the show with Glenda McElroy.
"This is wonderful for us."
With
headsets available for spectators to listen to expert commentary
by "O" Judge, Axel Steiner and the provision of
instant scoring, the Trials promise to be educational as
well as entertaining. "For the dressage enthusiast
this is an incredible opportunity to see the best horses
and watch how they are judged instantly on the scoreboard,
as well as listen to the viewpoint of a leading judge,"
said Lane. Please
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Show
Jumping - Hughes Wins Mini Grand Prix At Fontainbleau
IRELAND'S
Marion Hughes won the mini Grand Prix at Fontainebleau,
France, this afternoon (Sunday), riding <Galileo>.
Finishing
almost three seconds ahead of her nearest rival, France's
Joelle Dagut, Hughes will feel comfortable going forward
to the first of the Super League Nations Cups in La
Baule, France, next week, where she joins team-mates
Jessica Kurten, Peter Charles, Cian O'Connor and Kevin
Babington. A selection has not yet been made as to
which four riders will represent Ireland in the Nations
Cup. Please
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Eventing
Results - CI**** Badminton Great Britain 29 April
- 2 May 2004
FINAL
RESULTS AFTER SHOW JUMPING
1)
TAMARILLO; William Fox-Pitt (GBR) Penalties 70.4
2) LORD KILLINGHURST; Andrew Nicholson (NZL) Penalties
75.0
3) THE PSEPHOLOGIST; Bumble Thomas (GBR)
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Show
Jumping Result - IJM Timberframe Grand Prix - Floody
Wins Thomastown Grand Prix
ANOTHER
sunny Sunday welcomed the 25 starters to the Thomastown
Grand Prix in Co. Kilkenny today and John Floody racked
up his first League win on Paddy Musgrave's <Athea
Clover Mist>.
Floody
said afterwards: <It was a day that started badly
and ended well. I had a puncture on the way here,
and nearly didn't make the start. But the course jumped
very well and it was nice going. I am delighted.>
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Jumping - O'Connor Second In Fontainebleau Grand Prix
IRELAND'S
Cian O'Connor took the brakes off his main horse,
<Waterford Crystal>, for the final competition
at Fontainebleau, France today (Sunday), and romped
home to a convincing second place behind French star
Eric Navet in the Grand Prix.
O'Connor,
who jumped a double clear today, also had a sixth
in Saturday's speed class, riding his ten yr-old bay
mare <ABC Land Liebe> and will now be looking
forward to the first of the 2004 Nations Cup Super
League series at La Baule, France, next week. With
him there will be Marion Hughes, Jessica Kurten, Peter
Charles, and Kevin Babington.
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Jumping - O'Connor Sixth In Fontainebleau Speed Class
IRISH
Olympic shortlisted rider Cian O'Connor took his highest
placing so far at the two-star event in Fontainebleau,
France today (Saturday) with a sixth in the speed
class, riding his ten yr-old bay mare <ABC Land
Liebe>.
O'Connor
has had a muted show so far at the French venue, which
he is obviously using as a European warm-up for his
2004 Nations Cup Super League debut at La Baule next
week. He has been clocking up clear rounds on his
two top horses <Waterford Crystal> and <Irish
Independent Annabella>, but incurring time faults.
From
France, he said tonight: < I am obviously being
careful with both horses before La Baule, but I have
to say that Waterford Crystal is jumping like I've
never seen him before. I believe this will be a big
year for him - he is in top form.>
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Jumping - Big Day For Talbot At Modena
IRELAND'S
Niall Talbot had a bumper day at the three-star event
in Modena, Italy today (Saturday).
Featuring
in the top ten placings in almost every class, Talbot
fought off Dutch ace Angelique Hoorn to take the No.1
spot in the speed class with his Belgian-bred ten
yr-old <Fancy Brown>, and was third in the six
yr-old class with <Libero Boy>, duplicating
his place in a similar class yesterday. Team mate
Harry Marshall was also in the running in the six
yr-old competition, riding <Tuxedo>.
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Show
Jumping Results: CSI*** Maubeuge France 30 April -
2 May 2004
MAUBEUGE
GRAND PRIX
1) WHINNIE JACKSON; Billy Twomey (IRL), 2) GEM OF
INDIA; John Whitaker (GBR), 3) COEUR; John Renwick
(GBR)
Table A Against The Clock 1m40
1) TRIUMPHE DE MUZE; David Jobertie (FRA), 2) SYLVER
ll; Rob Raskin (AUT), 3) ANASTASIA ll; Billy Twomey
(IRL)
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Jumping Results: CSI*** Modena Italy 30 April - 2
May 2004
Class
15.Premio SPE
1) ROCKY; MARIONI, ALESSIA (ITA), 2) FORTUNA FOREVER;
BOLOGNI, ARNALDO (ITA), 3) LIBERO BOY; TALBOT, NIALL
(IRL)
Class 19 PREMIO AUDI
1) OBALIA J.P.P.; DE ROOCK, GILBERT (BEL), 2) ISAAC;
ZETTERMAN, ROYNE (SWE), 3) KAIROS 11; HETZEL, HOLGER
(GER)
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News
Headlines 2nd May 2004
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Free
Bottle of Wine at Badminton
Armadillo's
Badminton Show Offer is different to most! Known for
their innovative products, Armadillo have decided to
do an innovative show offer. With every Armadillo Magnetic
Rug bought at Badminton, Armadillo are giving away a
really good bottle of Bordeaux. Or if you looking for
something else, try some of the brilliant bargains on
offer on ex-display products.
Twice
a day Armadillo will be giving a talk on their stand
on 'Treating Your Horse With Magnotherapy' where you
can find out first hand how you can get he most from
your horse. Pick up tips on training, rehabilitation
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Matt
Ryan, Triple Olympic Gold Medallist, who uses many of Armadillo's
products including the Magnetic Rug, will be visiting their
stand at Badminton. Matt is a great fan of the range which
he uses on himself too. After a knock or fall, Matt sticks
the magnets on himself as well as the horse to aid his circulation
and heal the injury as quickly as possible. Please
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SPILLERS
launch new range of nutrition guides
SPILLERS,
the unsurpassed pioneers of equine nutrition, have
launched a new series of nutrition guides to help
the horse owner understand the importance nutrition
plays in the performance and well-being of the horse.
The
impressive series of free guides has been written
by the SPILLERS technical department, which comprises
a highly qualified team of experts led by technical
director Ruth Bishop and includes the WALTHAM Equine
Studies Group, headed up by Dr Pat Harris.
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