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27th July
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Federation
Equestre Internationale News
26
July 2002
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World
Cup Dressage
A World Cup Dressage Qualifier will be held in Maastricht
(NED) from 6 to 8 December 2002. This is an addition to
the Official FEI Calendar already published.
2003
World Pairs Driving Championship
Please take note of the change of location of the 2003 World
Pairs Driving Championship. It will take place from 18 to
21 September in the Haras de Jardy, one of France’s
top equestrian centres.
Upcoming
Events
The outdoor equestrian season is at its height with a large
number of events taking place in the coming days. Please
find below a list of the main competitions by discipline,
exact dates and venue.
In
Memoriam
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27th July
2002
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ILPH
Transportation Ride Starts its Journey South
Jeremy
James Slaughter Horse Transportation Consultant for
the ILPH (International League for the Protection
of Horses) will be riding through your area from Sunday
28 July until Thursday 1st August.
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Everybody
who is concerned about the long distance transport of live
horses for slaughter, whether riders or not, should show
their support by joining the Ride or attending at the start.
The Ride will start it's journey south to Westminster from
Cleuchside Farm, near Oxnam on Sunday at 10 am*, and will
finish for that day at Carter Bar layby on the A68 at Carter
Bar (junction with A6088).
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27th July
2002
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Four
of 28 Horses Jump Clean In Fourth WEG Show Jumping
Trial
San
Juan Capistrano, CA—July 26, 2002—Four of
the 28 entries that competed in the fourth of six
rounds of the United States Equestrian Team’s
World Equestrian Games (WEG) show jumping selection
trials jumped clean rounds. The final two rounds of
trials will be held Sunday as part of the $175,000
Cargill Grand Prix of the United States, Presented
by HBO, at the Oaks Blenheim International CSI-A.
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Open
Day at Horse Welfare Centre
Entry
is free and everybody is welcome at ILPH Glenda Spooner
Farm, Nr Hoarwithy, in Herefordshire from 11 am on
Sunday 4 August, for a good family day out. Besides
lots of rescued horses and ponies to see, there will
be:
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The Native Pony Musical Ride (Highland and Fell ponies -
including ILPH Glenbracken) who will have been at Gatcombe
Park the day before;
· Saddlery demonstration by ILPH consultant Chris
Garrett, from Hadannall Saddlery, with the assistance of
ILPH Freddie acting as his model and assistant;
· A talk by homeopathic vet, Nick Thompson, on 'Homeopathic
First Aid for Horses';
· A display of ILPH horses and ponies successfully
homed on the ILPH Loan Scheme with a commentary by Field
Officer, Paul Teasdale;
· A display of saddlery from around the world.
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27th July
2002
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Four
Tie At Top In $25,000 USET World Equestrian Games
Trial #4 Presented by Budweiser At 2002 Oaks Blenheim
International CSI-A
San
Juan Capistrano, CA—July 26, 2002—Four of
the 28 entries that competed in the $25,000 USET World
Equestrian Games Trial #4 Presented by Budweiser tied
for first place by riding without penalty in Friday’s
featured competition at the 2002 Oaks Blenheim International
CSI-A. The Oaks Blenheim International is hosting
the final three rounds of United States Equestrian
Team (USET) selection trials being used to pick this
country’s squad for the 2002 Show Jumping World
Championships to be held as part of the World Equestrian
Games in Jerez, Spain in September. The final two
rounds of trials will be held Sunday as part of the
$175,000 Cargill Grand Prix of the United States,
Presented by HBO.
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Jumping clean in Friday’s trial were Lauren Hough of
Wellington, FL on Windy City, owned by Peppercorn Ltd.;
Nicole Shahinian-Simpson of Westlake Village, CA on El Campeon’s
Petri, owned by El Campeon Farm; Molly Ashe of Wellington,
FL on Kroon Garvin, owned by Sandra O’Donnell, and
Ray Texel of Beverly Hills, CA on Fleur, owned by Beverly
Hills Equestrian Park LLC.
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27th July
2002
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Condon
Wins European Bronze For Ireland
Anthony
Condon, Cappaquin, Co. Waterford won the Individual Bronze
Medal for Ireland at the European Pony Championships, Lanaken,
Belgium today (Friday) with his pony Another Riot. Andrew
Ryan, Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co. Clare was 4th with his pony
Barry's Beauty and just missed out on the medals. Great
Britain took Gold and Silver Medal positions. Ireland are
hopeful for the European Team Championship on Sunday. The
team consists of Andrew Ryan, Co. Clare; Anthony Condon,
Waterford; Mark McAuley, Dundalk; and Heather Purcell, Kilkenny.
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27th July
2002
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Mandy
Porter Wins $25,000 St. Regis Resort International
Class At 2002 Oaks Blenheim International CSI-A
San
Juan Capistrano, CA—July 26, 2002—Mandy
Porter of Solana Beach, CA rode Lavita to victory
in the $25,000 St. Regis Resort International Class
Friday at the 2002 Oaks Blenheim International CSI-A.
Porter
topped a field of 41 entries in the jump-off class
at the second annual international show jumping competition
which is also hosting the final three rounds of United
States Equestrian Team (USET) selection trials being
used to pick this country’s squad for the 2002
Show Jumping World Championships to be held as part
of the World Equestrian Games in Jerez, Spain in September.
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27th July
2002
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Nominations
Being Accepted for Livestock Hall of Fame
The International Stockmen’s Educational Foundation
opens nominations to the public
(Houston, TX) – For the first time in its 16-year
history, the International Stockmen’s Educational
Foundation (ISEF) is inviting the public to submit
their nominations to its Hall of Fame. The Hall of
Fame, recognizing all-time greats of the livestock
industry, was established as part of the International
Stockmen's School, and continued as part of the International
Livestock Congress.
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“There
is an abundance of men and women in livestock agriculture
who have made extraordinary contributions to this industry,”
said ISEF Chairman Dan Gattis. “This applies to individuals
who advance research for food safety, to ranchers who have
preserved their ranching heritage while modernizing their
management techniques, to corporate executives who have
championed the animal agriculture industry.”
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Show
Jumping Result CSIO Hickstead Great Britain 24 - 28 July
2002
THE COYLE HAMILTON CHASE
1) DIAMOND CLIFF; Robert Splaine (IRL), 2) PATCHOULI'T KESTERBEEKBOS;
Reynald Angot (FRA), 3) GENTLEMEN; Andre Johannpeter (BRA)
THE COWFOLD SPEED STAKES
1) FANDZI DE ST PAUL; Herve Godignon (FRA), 2) LIVINGSTON;
Robert Whitaker (GBR), 3) DREAMPOINT; Dennis Coakley (IRL)
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26th July
2002
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Less
Than Two Weeks To Go To The Show - Kerrygold Horse
Show Starts Wednesday 7 August 2002
There are only two weeks to go to the sporting and
social event of the summer - the 2002 Kerrygold Horse
Show - 7 - 11 August 2002 at the RDS, Ballsbridge.
"Ireland
deserves some sun this summer and we are hoping for
five days of sunshine to match the atmosphere and
mood of the Show," said Gerry McAuliffe, Kerrygold
Horse Show Director.
Seven full teams will compete in the Kerrygold Nation's
Cup for the Aga Khan Challenge Trophy at 3pm on Friday
9 August 2002 - Great Britain, Belgium, France, Holland,
Italy, Switzerland and Ireland.
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The
leading international and national riders will be competing
in the Main Arena international competitions. Some renowned
riders attending include: Peter Charles and Cian O'Connor
(IRL); Tim Stockdale and Robert Smith (GBR); Clare Bronfman
(USA); Roelof Bril (Netherlands); Patrice Delaveau (FR);
and Philippe Lejeune (BEL).
Over
1500 horses will compete in 127 showing classes and competitions
with in excess of €415,000 in prize money given out
and 52 trophies presented.
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26th July
2002
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Top
Show Jumping Nations And Riders To Compete At The
2002 Kerrygold Horse Show
7 - 11 August 2002
Entries have now closed for the International Competitions
at the forthcoming 2002 Kerrygold Horse Show at the
RDS's. Top riders from ten different countries will
compete in the Main Arena from the 7 - 11 of August.
Great
Britain, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Italy, the
Netherlands and Ireland are each sending teams of
four riders and horses for the Kerrygold Nations'
Cup on Friday 9 August 2002. Individual international
riders from the UK, USA, Spain and Mexico join them
to compete in the 'Wimbledon' of equestrian events.
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26th July
2002
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Ireland
Beaten By A Whisker At Hickstead Nations Cup
IRELAND¹S
SHOW JUMPING team this afternoon (THURSDAY) came second
in the Nations Cup of Great Britain.
Both
Ireland and Germany ended the two-round contest on 16 faults
apiece, but the German team were just 1.24 seconds faster
on time.
This,
however, is Ireland¹s best result in the 2002 Nations
Cup season, and augurs well for the Aga Khan Cup at the
Kerrygold Dublin Horse Show on August 9, where the same
team is selected to represent Ireland.
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26th July
2002
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Eric
Hasbrouck Wins $10,000 Robert Mondavi Winery International
Welcome Class At 2002 Oaks Blenheim International
CSI-A
San
Juan Capistrano, CA—July 25, 2002—Eric Hasbrouck
of Bedford, NY rode Sitah to victory in the $10,000
Robert Mondavi Winery International Welcome Class
to close opening day action at the 2002 Oaks Blenheim
International CSI-A.
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Hasbrouck
topped a field of 18 entries in the jump-off class at the
second annual international show jumping competition which
is hosting the final three rounds of United States Equestrian
Team (USET) selection trials being used to pick this country’s
squad for the 2002 Show Jumping World Championships to be
held as part of the World Equestrian Games in Jerez, Spain
in September.
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26th July
2002
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The
Hampton Classic Announces “An Evening of Shopping”
Music,
Food and Shopping in the Boutique Garden
Bridgehampton,
NY—July 25, 2002—The Hampton Classic is proud
to announce “An Evening of Shopping”, to take
place Thursday, August 29 from 5:00 -7:00 pm. Every
year more than four dozen vendors set up shop at the Boutique
Garden at the Hampton Classic which returns to Bridgehampton,
NY, August 25-September 1, to sell their wares throughout
the course of Long Island’s premier week-long equestrian
event. For seven days, visitors to the Classic can browse
and shop for everything from jewelry to art to equestrian
supplies and leather goods.
For
one special night, the forty-six vendors at the Boutique
Garden will keep their doors open a little late to provide
visitors the opportunity to spend the evening on the Classic’s
beautiful showgrounds browsing through boutiques that offer
exquisite shopping opportunities while at the same time
enjoying music by the Jim Turner band plus free hors d’oeuvres,
wine and other beverages.
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26th July
2002
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Laura
Kraut Wins $10,000 Hermes International Speed Class
To Open 2002 Oaks Blenheim International CSI-A
San
Juan Capistrano, CA—July 25, 2002—Sydney
Olympic veteran Laura Kraut of Oconomowoc, WI rode
Liberty to victory in the $10,000 Hermes International
Speed Class to open the 2002 Oaks Blenheim International
CSI-A.
Kraut
topped a field of 47 entries in the first competition
at the second annual international show jumping extravaganza
which is hosting the final three rounds of United
States Equestrian Team (USET) selection trials being
used to pick this country’s squad for the 2002
Show Jumping World Championships to be held as part
of the World Equestrian Games in Jerez, Spain in September.
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Three-time
Olympic medalist Joe Fargis of Southampton, NY was the eighth
rider to try the 12-jump, one-round course and he took an
early lead in the class when he rode Diams III, owned by
Mary B. Schwab and Oeji Farm, to a penalty-free ride in
50.31 seconds. His lead held until the 41st entry of the
class, Beezie Madden of Cazenovia, NY, finished fault-free
in 48.19 seconds on Authentic, owned by Elizabeth Busch
Burke and John Madden Sales.
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fourth-to-last entry was Kraut and her Sydney Olympic mount,
Liberty, owned by the Summit Group. Kraut clinched the win
with a fault-free ride in 46.81 seconds. “Liberty was
just wonderful today,” Kraut said. “She jumped
beautifully and now that I’m out of the selection trials,
I intend to try to win every class I can.”
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26th July
2002
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Jeffrey
Welles Wins The $2,500 Open Jumper Class At Vermont Summer
Festival Horse Show
East
Dorset, VT—July 24, 2002— Jeffery Welles, 40,
of Pound Ridge, NY took top honors riding Aziza, owned by
Redfield Farm, in the $2,500 Open Jumper class at the Valley
Classic Horse Show, part of the 2002 Vermont Summer Festival
at Harold Beebe Farm, in East Dorset, VT on Wednesday.
Welles,
a USET veteran, made to the jump-off with only one of his
three mounts, but one was all he needed to win. Aziza, a
7-year-old Oldenburg, completed the course in 32.430 seconds.
Kristi Smith, of Rockport, MA, riding Jennieta, owned by
Knights Fork Inc had the fastest jump-off time until Welles
and Aziza, but they were bumped to second with a jump-off
time of 32.671. Michael Dorman of Jamison, PA, riding Femalin,
owned by Caroline Lloyd was third with a jump-off time of
35.311.
“She’s
a really fast mare, Welles said of the young mare. “There
was only one other quick round, Christi, who was second,
so I just took the right track, went at a gallop and she
was right there. She’s a super mare.”
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26th July
2002
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Show
Jumping Results: European Pony Show Jumping Championships
Lanaken Belgium 24-28 July 2002
Class
S2 First Qualification - 1m30
1)
BUNDGAARD Martin; Casino (DEN), 2) BRUNS Ulrike; Nelly Kim
(GER), 3) PAVITT Louise; New York Spritzer (GBR)
Class
S3 Open for ponies not participating at the European Championship
1)
FILOSA Francesco; Just in Time des Bruyeres (ITA), 2) RUANT
Julie-Pascale; Picobello's chip (BEL), 3) MC AULEY Mark;
Shalom Outlaw (IRL)
Class
4 Table A - 2 phases
1)
DRECHSLER Romina; Sunny (GER), 2) RUANT Julie-Pascale; Elmara
de Toeuffles (BEL), 3) VETKER Maurice; Mississippi (NED)
Class
S5 Second Qualification - 1M30
1)
BUNDGAARD Martin; Casino (DEN), 2) PAVITT Louise; New York
Spritzer (GBR), 3) BRUNS Ulrike; Nelly Kim (GER)
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26th July
2002
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Potomac
Horse Fever Fatality in Kentucky
Reported by: Stephanie L. Church, News Editor, The Horse
Magazine; TheHorse.com
LEXINGTON, Ky.-- A Thoroughbred filly in Central Kentucky
recently succumbed to Potomac horse fever (PHF), a disease
that is detected only once or twice per year in the Commonwealth.
The cause of death was a mystery until test results were
received from the University of Kentucky Livestock Disease
Diagnostic Center (LDDC) on June 27.
Potomac
horse fever first hit the horse industry in the mid-1980s
with an outbreak in the Potomac River area of Maryland.
Researchers were able to link the causative agent (a bacteria
named Ehrlichia risticii, which has been re-named Neoriketssia
risticii) to parasites of freshwater snails. Scientists
at the University of California, Davis, were able to complete
the natural transmission cycle of PHF in 2000 when they
found that the bacteria infects the larvae of mayflies and
caddis flies in fresh water. The larvae then mature into
adult flies and are ingested by horses when they inadvertently
consume the insects while grazing or in feed. Horses kept
near fresh-water streams or ponds are more likely to be
at risk for getting the disease. The Kentucky filly was
kept on a farm with several small streams and a pond.
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26th July
2002
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Irish
Participation In International Equestrian Events
EUROPEAN
JUNIOR SHOW JUMPING CHAMPIONSHIPS HAGEN GERMANY 31 JULY-4
AUGUST, EUROPEAN PONY EVENTING CHAMPIONSHIPS HAGEN GERMANY
31 JULY-4 AUGUST 2002, EUROPEAN PONY DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIPS
HAGEN GERMANY 31 JULY-4 AUGUST 2002, CSI-A
GERA GERMANY 2-4 AUGUST 2002, CCI*/**
HARTPURY ENGLAND 8-11 AUGUST 2002
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25th July
2002
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Seven
Teams Confirmed To Compete In The 2002 Kerrygold Nations
Cup
9 August 2002
Seven nations are sending their top teams to compete
in the Kerrygold Nations' Cup at the 2002 Kerrygold
Horse Show.
The
five-day equestrian extravaganza opens on Wednesday
7 August and runs until Sunday 11 August.
Teams
from Great Britain, Belgium, France, Holland, Italy,
Switzerland and Ireland together with individual international
riders will compete for a record €255,000 in
prize money in the international competitions.
Commenting on the entry, Gerry McAuliffe, director,
Kerrygold Horse Show, said "We are expecting
the highest level of jumping and entertainment from
the star studded line up. Visitors to the show are
promised some spectacular entertainment from the riders
and horses of the seven competing nations as this
is the last major event before the 2002 World Equestrian
Games."
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The
parade of the seven Kerrygold Nations' Cup teams accompanied
by military bands takes place in the Main Arena at 2.40
pm on Friday 9 August with the competition starting at 3.00pm.
H.E. President Mary McAleese accompanied by her husband
Dr Martin McAleese will attend this prestigious event.
Belgium
won the Kerrygold Nations' Cup competition last year carrying
off the Aga Khan Challenge Trophy. They will no doubt be
making a determined bid for a second win in a row.
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25th July
2002
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Ride
Aside! 2002
October 11-13, 2002
Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, KY
Sidesaddles are not a thing of the past, but very
much the center of interest for thousands of equestriennes
throughout the world. Teaching more about the beautiful
art of riding aside is the main functions of organizations
like The World Sidesaddle Federation and the International
Sides Saddle Organization. They have teamed up to
sponsor the premiere sidesaddle event...RIDE ASIDE!
2002.
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RIDE
ASIDE! 2002 is an entire weekend devoted to sidesaddles
and sidesaddle riding, featuring: CLINICS - SEMINARS - WORKSHOPS
on:
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Dressage Aside * Starting Your Horse Aside * Jumping Aside
* Sidesaddle Equitation * Western Sidesaddle * Sidesaddle
Fit * Costuming and Period Attire, and What to Wear Aside
* Sidesaddle Anatomy, Evolution and History * Evolution
of the Sidesaddle * KENNY HARLOW'S TRAINING WITH TRUST
Sidesaddle
and training experts will be from all over the country and
Europe.
This is an opportunity to learn from the best known experts
on the subject of riding aside. Featured speakers are: Roger
Philpot, Lillian Chaudhary, Rob Jenkins, Master Saddler,
Mary R. Downey, Rhonda Watts, Peggy Hipple, Kit Roszko,
Kenny Harlow and more!
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25th July
2002
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Prize
Money At The 2002 Kerrygold Horse Show Increases 12
Per Cent
7 - 11 August 2002
The Royal Dublin Society has increased the prize money
at the 2002 Kerrygold Horse Show by 12 per cent in
2002 to continue to attract the best jumping and showing
competitors.
The
richest competition at the Show, the Kerrygold International
Grand Prix, will have a total prize fund of €96,000
an increase of €13,000 over 2001, ranking the
competition as one of the most lucrative on the European
jumping circuit. The winner will take home €32,000.
Prize
money for the Kerrygold Classic has increased by €8,400
to €15,000 and the Kerrygold Speed Championship
sees an increase of €4,000 to €15,000. The
Kerrygold Six Bar, which replaces the Kerrygold Relay
has increased by €5,000 to €11,500..
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"It's
not the prize money alone which attracts the top international
riders to the Show. It's the prestige of competing at one
of the best shows in the world and the craic that surrounds
it. It's also considered one of the best social events on
the annual equestrian circuit," says Gerry McAuliffe,
Kerrygold Horse Show Director.
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25th July
2002
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Ireland
Competes For Nations Cup At Hickstead Today
IRELAND¹S
SHOW JUMPING team today (THURSDAY) competes for the prestigious
Nations Cup of Great Britain.
The
competition begins at 2.30 p.m.
The
team jumping at Hickstead will be the same as the team chosen
to represent Ireland at the Aga Khan Trophy competition
in Dublin next month.
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25th July
2002
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Federico
Sztyrle Wins the $35,000 Otter Creek Grand Prix Sponsored
by Hand Motors At the Vermont Summer Festival Horse Show
East
Dorset, VT—July 21, 2002—Federico Sztyrle of Bridgehampton,
NY, won the $35,000 Otter Creek Grand Prix, sponsored by
Hand Motors, on Sunday at the Vermont Summer Festival Horse
Show held at Harold Beebe Farm in East Dorset, VT. Sztyrle
won riding Caya, owned by Sag Pond Farm. Peter Lutz of Katonah,
NY, and Maroline, owned by Coker Farm, was second, and Ken
Berkley of Flemington, NJ, aboard Laredo, owned by Rivers
Edge, came in third.
Sztyrle (pronounced steer-lay) kept the crowd in suspense
as he was the last to go in the jump-off of eight. Robert
Ross and Galiana, owned by Joe Zada and Romance Farm, were
the first to go in the jump-off and went clean in a time
of 39.394 seconds. Then Lutz, riding Maroline, immediately
took over the lead with a faultless round in a time of 35.688
seconds. Ken Berkley of Flemington, NJ, was unsuccessful
at beating the time with the two mounts he had in the jump-off.
Berkley and Laredo tried to repeat their Grand Prix winning
performance from Week One in Vermont, but went too slow
in a time of 36.064 seconds. Berkley’s other entry,
Kontiki, owned by Rivers Edge & Karen Long Dwight, also
went clear, but at a slower time of 37.846 seconds, which
gave them a fourth place finish.
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25th July
2002
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Show
Jumping Result: CSIO Hickstead Great Britain 24-28 July
2002
THE WEST SANDS SELSEY INTERNATIONAL STAKES
1)
DIABOLO DU PARC; Ludovic Leygue (Fra),2) BAILEYS PION; Jackson
Reed-Stephenson (GBR),3) COOLCORRON COOL DIAMOND; Robert
Splaine (Irl)
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25th July
2002
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Nigel
Taylor Eventing Clinic
Nigel
Taylor Eventing Clinic to be held at Bishop Burton College
on 8th & 9th August 2002.
Pre Novice, Novice & Intermediate cross country &
show jumping.
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24th July
2002
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Take
Great Photos of Horses
Reprinted
with permission from the New York Institute of Photography
website at <http://www.nyip.com>
Learn
why you should photograph horses and how to capture their
majestic mobility and stately air, and much more in a three
part series of articles brought to you by New York Institute
of Photography (NYI), America's oldest and largest photography
school.
In Part 1 of NYI's series on EQUINE PHOTOGRAPHY, NYI writer,
Lauren Ragland, takes you to the beginning of horse photography
starting with Eadweard Muybridge. Yes, he just happened
to be the first person to capture a horse galloping on film.
Then, she looks at how to photograph the dashing animals
either speeding around a racetrack or poised and grazing
in a field. For those who like to get down and dirty, Lauren
takes you to the rodeo where rearing and steering is no
laughing matter.
Lighting is one of the most important aspects to consider
when photographing animals. For horses, in the early morning
or late afternoon, according to NYI, is when the bright
sun won’t cast unflattering shadows over the subject.
Is your subject most comfortable inside or out? It’s
best to keep your model in their comfortable environment.
NYI
will also show you how to take pictures suitable for a glossy
equine magazine or for a portrait-sized frame. Learn from
which angle to capture the horses. What are the standard
shots and the inventive angles? How much of the horse should
you get in the frame? And how many horses should you capture?
Which ones do you exclude? NYI's series on Equine Photography
will answer all these questions and more!
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24th July
2002
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Shoeing
Competition
Saturday 27 July, at ILPH Glenda Spooner Farm, Hoarwithy
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Thanks
to the generosity of its sponsors the ILPH (International
League for the Protection of Horses) will be holding a Shoeing
Competition at its Herefordshire Equine Recovery and Rehabilitation
Centre, near Hoarwithy, on Saturday 27 July.
Two classes are scheduled. The first, Apprentice Shoe Making,
starts at 10am prompt and the second, Live Shoeing, starts
around 11.15.
All work to be carried out in the gas forges and on the
anvils supplied on the day on site. Nails, vices, etc to
be supplied by the competitors.
Andrew Harrison, Partner at Kearns & Rea and Vivien
McIrvine MBE, ILPH Vice President, will be awarding the
prizes at approximately 5 pm. There will be prize money
to fourth place in each class and special awards for the
Best Dressed Foot and Best Specimen Shoe.
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24th July
2002
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More
than 4,500 entries logged for 2002 event
World
Championship Paint Horse Show featured 14 days of
exciting youth, amateur, open competition
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FORT
WORTH, Texas - The American Paint Horse Association (APHA)
logged 4,536 entries at its 2002 World Championship Paint
Horse Show, which concluded July 6 after a 14-day run at
the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas. A
total of 1,857 American Paint Horses from throughout the
United States and Canada participated in the annual event.
Horses owned by residents of Australia, Italy and The Netherlands
also competed.
The first week of the show was dedicated to youth competition,
while the second week included exciting amateur, open and
special challenge events.
APHA
has been hosting a World Championship Paint Horse Show with
youth competition, followed by amateur and open events,
since 1989. That year, 866 horses participated. The total
number of horses competing at the 2002 show represents a
114 percent increase over total horses involved at the 1989
show. That year, APHA logged 1,720 entries. For 2002, entries
logged totaled 4,536, representing a 164 percent increase
over the 13-year period.
The
World Championship Paint Horse Show is an annual non-qualifying
event open to all APHA Regular Registry horses and Breeding
Stock halter mares. This year, the show included 166 classes,
five challenge series classes, three sweepstakes events,
three select sales, a trade show and many other special
activities. Youth, amateur and professional horsemen and
horsewomen exhibited their horses during the two-week show
and demonstrated their skills in halter, Western, English,
cattle, driving and speed classes.
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24th July
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USET
Mandatory Short List Outing for the 2002 WEG Eventing
Team
Gladstone,
NJ—July 23, 2002—The United States Equestrian
Team (USET), Banbury Cross Farm and Great Meadows
will be hosting the Mandatory Short List Outing for
the 2002 World Equestrian Games (WEG) Eventing Team
on August 16-17. The following horse-and-rider combinations
named to the Short List or as Alternates to the Short
List are required to attend this competition as part
of the selection process for the 2002 World Equestrian
Games Eventing Competition:
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24th July
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2002
Hampton Classic Horse Show Announces Opening Day Festivities
Exciting
New Dog Agility and Breed Demonstrations Take Center Stage
BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY— July 19, 2002— Opening Day
at the Hampton Classic Horse Show in Bridgehampton, Long
Island, is a special tradition of this end-of-summer equestrian
and social event that dates back 27 years. Manhattan Mortgage
Company’s Opening Day presented by Distinction Magazine
celebrates Long Island horses and riders with daylong competition
in six show rings. Held at the Classic’s lovely sixty-acre
show site on Sunday, August 25, Opening Day offers spectators
a chance to see the breadth of riders that the sport embraces—adult
riders 18 years of age through their sixties as well as
junior riders as young as three years of age.
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23rd July
2002
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Federation
Equestre Internationale News
Samsung Nations Cup Preview
CSIO****
Hiskstead (GBR), 24 - 28 July 2002
The
Samsung Nations Cup will take place at the All England
Jumping Course, Hickstead (GBR), on Thursday, 25 July,
- first round beginning at 14h30, second round beginning
at approximately 16h00
The
following seven teams will be participating (in the
alphabetical order): Belgium (BEL), Brazil (BRA),
France (FRA), Germany (GER), Great Britain (GBR),
Ireland (IRL), and The Netherlands (NED).
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23rd July
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23rd July
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Brighton
Mitsubishi Jump In As Event Sponsors
Brighton
Mitsubishi has just announced that it will be sponsoring
this year's Eventing Grand Prix at Hickstead, a spectacular
feature of the Golden Jubilee Royal International Horse
Show, which takes place from 24th to 28th July.
The
Eventing Grand Prix is has established itself as one of
the most exciting attractions at the show, the event seeing
some of the world's top event riders take on many of the
world¹s leading show jumpers.
Held
at the All England Jumping Course on Friday 26th July, the
Eventing Grand Prix is designed to test the courage, speed
and technical abilities of both horse and rider, all within
sight of a large and enthusiastic crowd.
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23rd July
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Canadians
Capture Catskills III Grand Prix
Horse
Shows In The Sun presented its third Grand Prix show
jumping event of the Catskills series on Sunday. The
$75,000 class was the highlight of five days of showing
at Kelly Farms in Ellenville, NY.
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It
was Canada’s day as Canadian Olympic veteran Mario
Deslauriers topped a field of twenty-five riders to capture
first place in the $75,000 Rio Vista Grand Prix. Keean White,
an up and coming young rider, also from Canada, took second
place. Danny Foster of Ontario, Canada designed the course.
Danny was the individual winner of a Pan American Gold Medal,
and he is the current Chef d’equipe of the Canadian
Team. The Canadian presence was also felt in June when Canada’s
seven-time Olympian Ian Millar won the second of the Catskills
Grand Prix.
Twenty-five
horse and rider combinations competed over Danny Foster’s
first round course. Following the class, Foster noted that
the field consisted of several young horses together with
seasoned campaigners. Therefore his goal was to design a
fair yet demanding course that would encourage the inexperienced
entries, while still meeting the standards of a $75,000
class matching the prestige of competition in the Catskills.
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23rd July
2002
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Thirty-Eight
Horse-and-Rider Combinations Vie For A Position on
the 2002 USET Show Jumping World Equestrian Games
Team
Del
Mar, CA—July 22, 2002—After three rounds
of competition in the United States Equestrian Team
(USET) Show Jumping Selection Trials for the 2002
World Equestrian Games, Lauren Hough and her Sydney
Olympic mount, Clasiko, lead a field of thirty-eight
horse-and-rider combinations with a total score of
four faults. The first three trials to select the
team to compete at the 2002 World Equestrian Games
to be held in Jerez, Spain this September ran July
20-21 at the Del Mar Horse Park in Del Mar, CA.
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Hough
and Clasiko turned in clear rounds in Selection Trial #1
and Selection Trial #3. Knocking down only one rail in Selection
Trial #2, Hough’s score of four faults over the first
three trials puts her in first place going into the final
three trials which will take place at the Oaks Blenheim
International CSI-A, July 26 and 28.
Posting
clear scores in Selection Trial #1 and Selection Trial #3
was Ray Texel on Lexicon. Texel finished with five faults
in Trial #2 to put him in second place behind Hough in the
overall standings. Hough and Texel are the only two riders
to jump two fault-free rounds at this point in the trials.
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23rd July
2002
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All
Breed Event
A
horse is a horse, of course. But, a traditional division
among the various breeds of horses and the people who work
with them has developed over the years, keeping networking
between all horse people to a minimum.
Can-Am Equine is attempting to break down these barriers
by offering an All Breeds Equine Emporium March 13 through
16, 2003 at London's Western Fair Grounds. Seize this rare
opportunity to hear guest speakers from across North America
addressing major topics concerning the equine industry.
"I think there'll be something for everyone there."
Says Dr. Ken Armstrong, executive director of the Equine
Research Centre (ERC) at the University of Guelph. Proceeds
from the event will aid equine research.
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23rd July
2002
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San
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Equestrian
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100%
sure: European Championship in San Patrignano
During the 6th edition of the "Challenge Vincenzo Muccioli"
in San Patrignano, a meeting among the members of the FEI
Jumping Commission took place with the purpose of evaluating
the candidature of the Community to the 2005 European Championship
and verify its organizational skills and facilities.
The meeting was attended by Max Amman, the Swiss director
of the FEI World Championship and Mr. John Roche, from Ireland,
director of the FEI jumping departement.
When the meeting was over, Mr. Amman declared to the Italian
newspaper Corriere della Sera "European Championships
are very different by international championships. A bigger
number of riders is involved, a higher participation of
the public, more journalists and several days of competition.
Appropriate structures and specifical facilities are requested
for such an important event and a lot of work needs to be
done in this view. The final decision will be communicated
in Mosca in November" he added "however I am 100%
sure that the European Championships will take place in
San Patrignano, maybe 99,9%, to be on the safe side".
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23rd July
2002
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Competition
Continues To Select Show Jumping Team for World Equestrian
Games
Del
Mar, CA- July 21, 2002— Four horse-and-rider
combinations turned in clear rounds in Selection Trial
#2 Sunday in the United States Equestrian Team (USET)
Show Jumping Selection Trials. Immediately following
Selection Trial #2, six horse-and-rider combinations
posted clear rounds in Selection Trial #3. The trials
for the World Equestrian Games, which will be held
this September in Jerez, Spain, began Saturday at
the Del Mar Horse Park in Del Mar, CA.
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The
field of thirty-eight horse-and rider combinations were
asked to jump the exact course with the same time allowed
of seventy-five seconds in both Selection Trial #2 and Selection
Trial #3. Only
four horse-and-rider combinations left all the jumps standing
in Selection Trial #2, and eleven combinations finished
with just one rail down to give them a four fault score.
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23rd July
2002
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Carriage
Driving Result: CAI-B Catton Park England 19-21 July 2002
BRITISH
HORSE DRIVING TRIALS, Catton Park HDT, CAI-B 1/2/4/4P CAN
SINGLE HORSE COMPETITION July 21, 2002
1)
Di Hayes (GBR), 2) Heather Logsdon (GBR), 3) Sara Clinghan
(IRL)
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23rd July
2002
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Randy
Sherman Wins the $10,000 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Junior
Jumper Classic At Vermont Summer Festival Horse Show
East
Dorset, VT—July 21, 2002, Randy Sherman on Caldero
won the $10,000 Show Jumping Hall of Fame Junior Jumper
Classic, during the Manchester Classic, at the Vermont Summer
Festival Horse Show at Harold Beebe Farm, in East Dorset,
VT on Sunday.
The
junior and amateur-owner classes were held separately on
July 21 leaving a field of 11 for the junior division. Derek
Braun started things off with a clear round riding Mandella
and also had the first clear in the jump-off with a time
of 69.546 seconds. Sherman, who went 9th in the order had
the third clear of five, putting him right in the middle
for the jump-off.
The
12-year-old gelding gave Sherman his second victory for
the day. Sherman also won on Copperfield, owned by North
Wales Farm in the $5,000 Low Junior/Amateur Owner Classic.
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23rd July
2002
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Two
Weeks of Equestrian Activity Highlight Summer in Lake Placid,
NY
Lake
Placid, NY—July 22, 2002—A week of competition
at the 25th annual I Love New York Horse Show, July 3-7,
following a week of competition at the 33rd annual Lake
Placid Horse Show, June 26-30, capped off two weeks of equestrian
competition at the North Elba Show Grounds in Lake Placid,
NY. In the serene mountain setting of Lake Placid, the horse
shows featured more than 1,000 horses competing each week
for more than $360,00 in prize money in one of the nation’s
largest hunter-jumper horse show competitions.
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23rd July
2002
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USA
Equestrian Welcomes Hunt Club Bedding® As Sponsor
Hunt
Club Bedding has come on board as the official bedding
company of USA Equestrian. A portion of the sales
proceeds of Hunt Club Bedding will be slated for the
USA Equestrian Health Research Fund.
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In
January 1998, Triple Crown Animal Bedding Inc, was established
to create an ideal bedding, with testing done at Southern
Illinois University Department of Animal Science, Health
and Nutrition. Upon research, Hunt Club Bedding was confirmed
by SIU as meeting the strict and established criteria of
its founder, Carl V. Santoeimmo, who was concerned with
the dust and odor of other beddings and the impact they
may have on his daughter's health, and the health of her
horse.
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23rd July
2002
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Nutraceutical
Int’l Inc. to Sponsor Vermont Summer Festival Grand
Prix
East
Dorset, Vermont—July 22, 2002—The third of five
$35,000 Grand Prix events of the Vermont Summer Festival
Horse Show to be held on Sunday, July 28, will be sponsored
by Nutraceutical Int’l Inc. of Park City, Utah. The
company is the nation’s leading manufacturer of vitamins
and supplements sold to independent health food stores.
"The
sponsorship from Nutraceutical for our event is special
because it comes from supporters that are also horse enthusiasts,"
stated Dotty Ammerman, Executive Director of the Vermont
Summer Festival. "It is also an indicator of how far
our support reaches," she added.
Bob
Gay, Managing Director of Boston-based Bain Capital, which
holds a 40% ownership of Nutraceutical, spearheaded the
relationship. Two of his children who train with Janie Weber
of the Ridgefield, CT based Stepping Stone Farm are competing
at this year’s Vermont Summer Festival. Summer Paulos,
Gay’s 25-year-old daughter, was the Champion of the
first two week’s High Amateur/Owner Junior Jumping
Division, and Lara Gay, 16-years-old, was the second week's
Junior Hunter Champion.
Gay
stated "We’re thrilled to be involved in the Vermont
Summer Festival and spend time as a family in the beautiful
Manchester area. This is the 2nd year we’ve been attending
the event and are happy to add to our involvement through
this sponsorship."
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23rd July
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Irish
Horses Do Well In Colorado
The
Irish Sport Horse Castaway Lad impresses at High Prairie's
$75,000 Grand Prix.
7/20/02 Parker CO. Cara Anthony was in Colorado only
one day and earned the respect of the Grand prix jumping
world when she placed fifth at the High Prairie Grand
Prix. Anthony drove in from Spruce Meadow to compete
in the event before heading off for a Grand Prix in
Cincinnati. Castaway Lad was one of only five horses
to not knock down a rail in the difficult event. Unfortunately
a quarter time fault kept her out of the jump off.
Anthony's Castaway Lad is a son of Clover Hill out
of a mare named Cloe Two. Anthony imported Castaway
Lad with the help of Dermot Forde of Ireland. Unfortunately
for the Irish Horse World once again there was no
recognition for Castaway Lad as an Irish Horse. Anthony
said she gave the announcers a bio of the horse, but
the announcers didn't read it. Nearly all of the other
30 horses in the Grand Prix received recognition of
their breed.
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23rd July
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Rascals
and Racehorses: A Sporting Man’s Life
Lexington,
KY (July 22, 2002) Gangsters and gin drinkers, midgets and
touts, mysterious clockers and champion Thoroughbreds race
through the pages of W. Cothran Campbell’s newest tribute
to the Sport of Kings RASCALS AND RACEHORSES: A SPORTING
MAN’S LIFE.
With
a Runyonesque flavor, Campbell spins tales of old-time horsemen
such as trainers Ben and Jimmy Jones, Hall of Fame jockey
Eddie Arcaro, and Spendthrift Farm master Leslie Combs.
Campbell also weaves witty and candid stories of his own
experiences and escapades. He tells of being a chubby boy
showing horses before jeering spectators; enlisting his
drinking buddies’ help in finding three cars “misplaced”
within thirty-six hours during his pre-Alcoholics Anonymous
days; and being among a gentrified racing crowd that witnessed
a wolfhound show his amour for a Russian ambassador’s
fur coat.
Campbell
manages to unearth the humor and foibles both of himself
and of an industry few people experience behind the scenes.
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23rd July
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22nd July
2002
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An
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manufacturer for use in the equestrian world.
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22nd July
2002
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22nd July
2002
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San
Patrignano CSI-A (ITA)
Equestrian
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The
GP Infostrada "Challenge Vincenzo Muccioli"
goes to Juan Carlos Garcia
It's
the Colombian Juan Carlos Garcia to leave his final
mark on the 6th editino of the Challenge Vincenzo
Muccioli, by winning the GP Infostrada. I'm more than
happy - declared Garcia just before going to receive
the prize - to me winning at San Patrignano feels
like winning at home. In this community I spent the
best years of my life. In the early nineties I rode
a long time for San Patrignano's Jumping Team and
thanks to the trust Vincenzo accorded to me I started
my real professional career. With Vincenzo I had a
beautiful relationship and I remeber that together
with him we started the project which brought San
Patrignano to occupy a so relevant place in the world
horse-riding. For all that I cannot but thank once
more this extraordinary man.
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22nd July
2002
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San
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Challenge
Vincenzo Muccioli: now it's France to score
Now
it was Michel Robert's turn to score the first victory for
France. Robert, who in the nineties did ride for San Patrignano's
jumping team, with which he became both individual and team
silver medallist at the world champioship in Le Hague (1994),
won the SEA prize, an accumulator competition, in front
an audience of 3000 people gathered to the community arena
to attend the show jumping closing evening.
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22nd July
2002
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San
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The
prize AON goes to Mathy
winning
at San Patrignano has become an habit to the Belgian rider
Francois Mathy: he took the Infostrada prize in 2000, the
grande Chasse in 2001 and even this year he didn' delude
the fans' expectations, by gainig the AON prize, opening
class of the closing day at the show-jumping dedicated to
the memory of the community's founder, Vincenzo Muccioli
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22nd July
2002
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Hazel's
Horse Wins Newcastle West Grand Prix
The
horse of the late Hazel O'Callaghan, the show jumper who
died on July 3 after injuries sustained in a fall, today
(Sunday) won its first Grand Prix at Newcastle West, Co.
Limerick. Ridden
by 25 yr old Paul O'Shea from Co. Limerick , the horse <Liffey
Valley> previously ridden by 22 year old Hazel before
her tragic accident, won by over three seconds in a six-horse
jump-off, beating Andrew Dunlop, riding <Cruise For Ever>.
The
horse is owned by Hazel's mother, Shelagh O¹Callagan,
wife of Cork property developer Owen O¹Callaghan.
The
Newcastle West Grand Prix is part of the national Kerrygold
Grand Prix League.
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22nd July
2002
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San
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The
Dutch strike out even at the Tamoil prize
The
Dutch riders rule out the second competition day at the
challenge Vincenzo Muccioli in San Patrignano: they won
all of the three classes in program, thus respecting the
eve forecasts which listed them among the top favourites
in this event together with the Belgian and Swiss riders.
And so, after the afternoon successes both achieved by Van
der Vleuten, considered one of the fastest riders in the
whole international circuit, Piet Raymekers won at night
the Tamoil prize, a two-phases-class with fences of 1,45.
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22nd July
2002
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San
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Interview
to John Roche
John
Roche, Manager of Jumping and Driving of the International
Equestrian Federation (FEI) was one of San Patrignano's
guests during this 6th edition. The show of 2001 was his
first visit to the show, which he calls a "unique"
event.
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22nd July
2002
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Show
Jumping Result: CSI-B Chester England 19-21 July 2002
CHESTER
GRAND PRIX
1)
LUIDAM; John Popely (GBR), 2) ARKO III; Nick Skelton (GBR),
3) ELISE; Mark Armstrong (IRL)
Class No. 8 The DMS Championship
1) HENNESEY; Robert Smith (GBR), 2) CARLSSON 17; Geoff Billington
(GBR), 3) ANASTASIA; Billy Twomey (IRL), 5)
RODRIGO; Cameron Hanley (IRL) Please
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22nd July
2002
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San
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Holland
strikes again, and yet again van der Vleuten
The
real dominator of the second day at the challenge Vincenzo
Muccioli, is the Duch rider Eric van der Vleuten: the number
36 of the world rankings took infact the first place in
today's second competition, the Grand Chasse "Acqua
Uliveto" a class against the time (table C) which uses
the natural fences of San Patrignano's arena.
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22nd July
2002
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Show
Jumping Result: CSI-A Redefin Germany 18-21 July 2002
Lotto
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Prize, International Two-Phase Competition
1)
Preishammer; Jessica Kurten (IRL), 2) Charlottenhof's Charisma;
Soren von Ronne (GER), 3) Lincolm L; Markus Merschformann
(GER)
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San
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First
Dutch success at San Patrignano
It
is a Dutch rider, Eric van deer Vleuten, the winner the
second day's opening competition at the San Patrignano CSI-A:
the American Properties Prize, a two-phase-class reserved
for 7 years old young horses. On his grey mare Sissi van
der Vleuten carried aut a very fast round which allowed
him to overcome the Italian Gianni Govoni who at last classified
second on his chestnut stallion Bablu.
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21st July
2002
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San
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Unexpectedly
the Lamoborghini prize goes to the Austrian Puck
The
first competition day at San Patrignano 6th CSI-A closed
with the an outsider's surprising success: at the jump-off
of the Lamborghini prize - with fences of 1.50 - the austrian
rider Gerfried Puck on his first horse Olympic 2, left behind
the group of eight outstanding riders who had overcome the
barrage. On the podium he preceded two notorious Dutch pairs:
Piet Raymakers second on Schijndel and Eric van der Fluten
third on Audi's Jikke.
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21st July
2002
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21st July
2002
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San
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Piergiorgio
Bucci wins the McDonald's prize
The
italian rider Piergiorgio Bucci has prevailed in the second
competition of the first day at the 6th Challenge Vincenzo
Muccioli which opended today at san Patrrignano (Rimini).
His debut at the international show-jumping hosted in the
community could hardly have been better: in a class against
the clock aboard his 9 years old grey, White King, the italian
turned out as first thanks to a faultless course with a
time of 56.05.
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21st July
2002
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Kimberly
Frey Leads USET World Equestrian Games Show Jumping
Selection Trials at the Conclusion of Trial #1
Del
Mar, CA- July 20, 2002—Kimberly Frey of Hume,
VA and Bergerac lead a starting field of 38 horse-and-rider
combinations after the first of six United States
Equestrian Team (USET) Show Jumping Selection Trials.
The trials for the World Equestrian Games to be held
this September in Jerez, Spain began Saturday at the
Del Mar Horse Park in Del Mar, CA.
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21st July
2002
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Fuchs
wins the first race at San Patrignano three-day show jumping
The
San Patrignano three-day show jumping contenst opened this
afternoon with the class reserved for 7 years old young
horses. The success went to Markus Fuchs actually holding
the eighth place in the world rankings. Aboard the promising
sorrel stallion Nivolino, the Swiss champion preceeded respectively
the Italian Gianni Govoni second on Bablu, a bay mare of
French breed, and the other big name in the Swiss team,
Willi Melliger, third on the bay Liquido.
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21st July
2002
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Kerrygold
Grand Prix League Show Jumping Result: Crecora, Limerick
and District.
LIMERICK
AND DISTRICT GRAND PRIX
1)
CRUISEWAY; Francis Connors, 2) KILRUSH; Linda Courtney,
3) ERNE TOUCH; Francis Connors, 4) ABBY; Lt. Danielle Quinlivan
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21st July
2002
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Show
Jumping Result: CSI-B Chester England 19-21 July 2002
Class
No. 2 DMS Clocktower Stakes
1)
LANDED GENTRY; Tim Stockdale (GBR), 2) KALUSHA; Robert Smith
(GBR), 3) CABRI D'ELLE; Scott Smith (GBR)
Class
No. 3 Golden Bear Stakes
1)
HADDON HOUSE CARLSON; Michael Whitaker (GBR), 2) HENNESEY;
Robert Smith (GBR), 3) REX; Mark Armstrong (GBR)
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