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| 1st Sept.
2001 |
Running Seminars And Clinics
by Lisa Derby Oden
Take a look through any of the horse publications and you'll see that a wide
variety of seminar and clinic topics is available: horse training techniques,
saddle fitting, pasture maintenance, breeding, legal issues, insurance,
marketing and more. No matter what part of the horse industry you 're in,
seminars and clinics offer your clients a chance at on-going education and new
perspectives. These programs also draw newcomers to your business.
When organizing a clinic or seminar, it's best to give yourself six months or
more, depending on the size of group you're planning on attracting. The
following checklist will ensure that you cover the bases for running a
successful clinic or seminar.
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| 1st Sept.
2001 |
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Ticket Sales Gallop Ahead
Ticket sales for this year’s Horse of the
Year Show look set to break all records, say organisers Grandstand Media Ltd.
Horse of the Year Show returns to Wembley Arena from the 2nd - 7th October,
having expanded this year into an extra day. |
Horse of the Year Show is now renowned for leading
the way in equestrian entertainment, and this year is no exception. With
displays from Daniel Naprous, the Metropolitan Police Activity Ride and the
Household Cavalry Musical Ride, the atmosphere at this year’s Show will be
electrifying. As always, the competition will be fierce, with an increased
number of competitors having qualified, despite the impact of Foot and Mouth
Disease on the earlier part of the season.
The HOYS Spectacular is set to launch the show on
Tuesday 2nd October, with an Inter Services Tournament celebrating the links
between equestrianism and the military.
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details |
| 1st Sept.
2001 |
Better Blanket Fit = Happier Horse
Ever wonder why your horse's blanket just doesn't
fit right - even after you've measured him from chest to tail? BlanketNet.com
has the solution. This useful website is dedicated to helping horse owners
benefit from better fitting blankets. The Blanketnet team measured horses of
all different breeds and determined that many horses have identical chest to
tail measurements, yet have very different body types and proportions. They
discovered that when a horse lowers his head to eat, his neck size expands up
to eleven inches!
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details |
| 1st Sept.
2001 |
McLain Ward Wins $25,000 Adequan® Fiesta Day Grand Prix at
Hampton Classic Horse Show
BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY (August 31, 2001) - Designer
Conrad Homfeld's course was the one to beat in the $25,000 Adequan® Fiesta
Day Grand Prix presented by Celebrity Cruises on Friday at the 26th Annual
Hampton Classic Horse Show.
In his fourth win this week, rider McLain Ward of Brewster, NY, successfully
piloted Viktor to victory over a course that only five of 64 top-level horses
completed with clear rounds. Friday's grand prix class was the qualifier for
the big money competition on Sunday, Sept.2, the $150,000 Prudential Financial
Grand Prix presented by David Yurman.
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| 1st Sept.
2001 |
Riders Depend on Hampton Classic Sponsor Adequan®
BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY (August 31, 2001) -
Riders at the 26th Annual Hampton Classic Horse Show have come to depend on
Adequan® to help keep their hard-driving equine athletes in tiptop
condition.
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| 1st Sept.
2001 |
Rider Ramiro Quintana Competes in at Hampton Classic
BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY (August 31, 2001) -
Successful grand prix rider Ramiro Quintana, competing in jumper classes at the
26th Annual Hampton Classic Horse Show, is an outstanding example of the
influence that the Hispanic population is having on equestrian sports. From
riding horses to caring for horses, members of the Hispanic community have
become an integral part of the sport of horseback riding.
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| 1st Sept.
2001 |
Riding Pals Take Parallel Course at Hampton Classic
BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY (August 31, 2001) -
The lives of young riders Cody Baird and Paige Johnson are taking a parallel
course at the 26th Annual Hampton Classic Horse Show, which continues through
Sunday, Sept. 2.
Both 15-year-olds rode their chestnut geldings to win the championships in the
Large Junior Hunter Division - Cody in Section A and Paige in Section B - on
Thursday, August 30, at The Classic. The Junior Large Hunter Division was split
into two sections because more than 44 horses were entered in the division, so
the girls are not actually competing against one another.
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| 1st Sept.
2001 |
National Horse Show, Presented By Budweiser, To Feature
$100,000 Hunter Championship
New York, NY-August 29, 2001-The National Horse
Show, presented by Budweiser, will feature a $100,000 Hunter Championship when
it hosts its 118th edition at New York City's Madison Square Garden, the
world's most famous arena, on November 2-4.
The National Horse Show Hunter Championship, which begins on Friday afternoon,
November 2, and culminates on Saturday evening, November 3, is an Invitational
open to horses currently recorded with USA Equestrian (formerly the American
Horse Shows Association) in the following hunter sections:
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| 1st Sept.
2001 |
U.S. Riders Complete The Dressage Phase At Burghley Three-Day
Event
USA Equestrian (formerly AHSA) announced today
that U.S. riders completed the dressage phase of the Burghley Three-Day Event,
England, August 30-September 2, 2001. At the end of three days of dressage,
John Williams, who rode his test yesterday on Carrick, heads the 13-strong U.S.
squad with a score of 46.0 to place him 7th in a record field of 108 starters
which is headed by last year's winner, New Zealand veteran, Andrew Nicholson
aboard Mr. Smiffy on 41.0 penalties. The U.S. is represented by two teams as
well as three individual entries in this year's event, which features a team
competition and a test run for the proposed new Olympic format for the show
jumping phase.
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details |
| 1st Sept.
2001 |
Show Jumping Result - CSIO Rotterdam 30 August - 2 September
2001
ING PRIZE
1) GIO GRANNO; Franke SLOOTHAAK (GER) ; 2) NOBEL SAVAGE 4; Marcus EHNING (GER)
; 3) RINCOOLA ABU; Gerry FLYNN (IRL)
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details |
| 1st Sept.
2001 |
Women in Racing-In Their Own Words
A Labor Day Event at Arlington Park
Lexington, KY- August 31, 2001-Eclipse Press, the book publishing
division of The Blood-Horse, Inc., announces a book signing for their newest
release, Women in Racing - In Their Own Words, by father and daughter
authors John and Julia McEvoy, at Arlington Park's Starting Gate Theatre, noon
to 1 p.m. Monday, Sept. 3, 2001 at Arlington Park in Arlington Heights,
Illinois.
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details |
| 1st Sept.
2001 |
LIVE Internet Coverage for USDF Breeder's Championship -
PACIFIC PATINA to Participate
A FIRST for the breeding shows, the USDF Breeders'
Championship for Northern California on Sunday, September 23 will be broadcast
INTERNET LIVE from the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, CA.
WBFI has teamed up with iBEAM, the world's largest streaming content provider
to bring EquuStream to the horse show world.
The USDF show will be broadcast live on Sunday morning (September 23) starting
at 9 AM PST. The show is FREE for viewing, so that the public can become
familiar with EquuStream, which will come on line in January 2002 as a
pay-for-view service.
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details |
| 1st Sept.
2001 |
EFI Coach Education Courses Scheduled For Autumn
Both Introductory and Level 1 EFI
Coaching Courses have been announced for September and October of 2001, and
already demand for places is high.
"Alison Corbally, newly-appointed EFI Coaching Development Manager, says:
"Early booking on these courses is essential as the demand is very strong,
due to the cancellation of some spring courses due to Foot and Mouth disease.
These courses are planned throughout the country, so venues should be
convenient for the majority of participants."
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details |
| 1st Sept.
2001 |
Irish Participation In International Equestrian Events
European Young Rider Eventing
Championships Waregem Belgium 6-9 September 2001
CSI-C Salice Terme Italy 7-9 September 2001
CSI-A Pinerolo Italy 15-17 September 2001
CSI-A Donaueschingen Germany 14-16 September 2001
FEI World Breeding Jumping Championships for Young Horses 2001 Belgium 20-23
September 2001
CCI** Windsor England 20-23 September 2001
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| 31st August
2001 |
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Ian Silitch and Margo Win
$10,000 Open Jumper Welcome Stake at HITS Catskills VI |
ELLENVILLE, NY (August 29, 2001)-Ian Silitch, 41,
of Sperryville, Virginia, aboard his mare Margo won the $10,000 Open Jumper
Welcome Stake at HITS Catskills VI in Ellenville, New York, today, besting a
field of 16 entries. Silitch has been partnered with the 16-year-old Trakehner
mare off-and-on for 12 years, and purchased her three years ago. As
owner/rider, Silitch took home $3,000. "Margo is one of those horses that
never, ever doesn't try to win," said Silitch. "You always feel like
you've got a shot. She might make a mistake or I might make a mistake but
you've always got a shot. We've been in that position a lot in our 12 years
together." Silitch also placed fourth with Set In Silver owned by Lynne
Spangenburg. Michael Roy Curtis of Tucson, Arizona, designed the course.
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| 31st August
2001 |
U.S. Riders Off To Good Start At Burghley Three-Day Event
USA Equestrian (formerly AHSA)
announced today that U.S. riders began their challenge at the Burghley
Three-Day Event, England, August 30-September 2, 2001, during the first day of
dressage in fine style. A total of 13 U.S. combinations in a field of 109
starters are taking part in this year's event, which includes a team
competition and a test run for the proposed new Olympic format in the show
jumping phase.
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details |
| 31st August
2001 |
USA Equestrian Issues Statement On NGB Challenge
USA Equestrian (formerly American Horse
Shows Association) issued a statement today by its president, Alan F. Balch,
commenting on the USET trustees meeting held by telephone conference on Tuesday
(August 28, 2001), in which another USET annual meeting was scheduled for
Wednesday, September 12, 2001.
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details |
| 31st August
2001 |
Show Jumping Result - CSIO Rotterdam 30 August - 2 September
2001
DE MEEUW PRIZE
1) BILLY ORANGE; Roelof BRIL (NED) ; 2) REGAL; Ludo PHILIPPAERTS (BEL) ; 3)
BORNACOOLA; Gerry FLYNN (IRL)
EQUUS PRIZE
1) COLLEZIONE CESARO VALENTINO; Rob ERAS (NED) ; 2) COOLCORRON COOL DIAMOND;
Robert SPLAINE (IRL) ; 3) VERELST GOLIATH; Marc VAN DIJCK (BEL)
HEINEKEN PRIZE
1) VERELST LAMBADA; Marc VAN DIJCK (BEL) ; 2) ESPADON V; Ludo PHILIPPAERTS
(BEL) ; 3) WARREN II; Mark ARMSTRONG (GBR) ; 4) ERICASAM; Francis CONNORS (IRL)
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| 31st August
2001 |
Blood-Horse Announces Corporate Marketing Services
Department
LEXINGTON, KY-- The Blood-Horse, Inc. today
announced the formation of a Corporate Marketing Services Department to provide
marketing services and consultation to all groups within The Blood-Horse, Inc.
organization. Robert Bolson has accepted the position of Director of Corporate
Marketing Services and will report to the President & CEO of The
Blood-Horse, Inc., Mr. Stacy V. Bearse
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| 30th August
2001 |
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Kawasaki BHS Hunter Trial
Championships
Sunday 9th September |
Don't miss the Kawasaki BHS Hunter Trial
Championships at New Farm, Newbury on Sunday 9th September. 300 riders have
qualified from all corners of the UK in the Novice, Pairs or Open sections.
10 Qualifying events have been held throughout the year and riders who were
placed up to 8th have a chance to compete at these Championships.
Please click here for further details |
| 30th August
2001 |
Open Day At Blaikiewell Maryculter (near Storybook Glen)
Pet Dog Parade And Fun Show
Entry on the field £1 per class, Rosettes to fourth place in all classes,
Prize Vouchers donated by Spillers , £20 ash Prize For Top Dog on the day
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details |
| 29th August
2001 |
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The Blenheim 2001 CCI*** boasts a
impressive list of 141 entries |
Runners and riders include, for New Zealand, Blyth
Tait and Haka, Andrew Nicholson with Fenicio and Flush Banker and among the
American entries are Darren Chiacchia with Power Ty and Kim Vinoski riding
Winsome Adante with whom Kim took second place at the Foxhall Cup CCI*** in
Atlanta, earlier in the year.
Please click here for further details |
| 29th August
2001 |
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Have You Lost Your Beloved
Horse?
Arabian Horse Portraits.com invites all of you
that have recently suffered the lose of your horse to submit photos of them to
be included in a special section of our website. A work of art will be created
as a lasting tribute at no charge and you can even include a 250 word story
telling about your relationship.
Please click here for further details |
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| 29th August
2001 |
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Rein-Aid Reins
Rein-Aid Productions has produced a continuous
rein suitable for competition that assists the rider in maintaining an elastic
connection with the horse’s mouth. 1” of elastic is sewn into the
rein and supported by a leather loop that prevents the elastic from
overstretching. |
Elasto-Rein® not only allows the horse to
‘forgive’ mistakes made by the rider, it actually helps the rider
feel and maintain the desired elastic contact. Ideal for horses that are tense
or inconsistent in their frame, the elastic contact improves the horse’s
relaxation, roundness and trust in the rider.
Please click here for further details |
| 29th August
2001 |
Equi-Stim Leg Saver - An Alternative Therapy Used For The Quick
Repair Of The Injured Horse
The father of the LEG SAVER is Gary G. DesRoches.
I am a 62-year-old Canadian horse veteran with 47 years experience in the
thoroughbred industry. Born and raised on the West Coast of Canada I have been
able to be working year around in the industry. I have been involved in every
aspect of the racing industry.
In 1995 we purchased a yearling in the fall sale,
which started to bow his tendon while in training the following summer. We did
all the right things for the following year, with the problem getting
worse.
The need for a remedy for a severely bowed tendon
spawned the search for a cure. A tens machine was the first product I tried
with very limited success. Laser, ultra sound, and many others were tried but
with mild short-term results.
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| 29th August
2001 |
Open Day At Blaikiewell Maryculter (near Storybook Glen)
Saturday 1st September
Car boot sale, Jumble Sale and Sale Of Work, Pony Rides, Pet Dog Parade and
many other fun attractions.
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details |
| 29th August
2001 |
Animal Movement Announcement - NFU Response
Today's announcement of new
arrangements for the movement of livestock due to foot and mouth will be a
further blow to the confidence of beleaguered farmers, says the NFU.
Please click here for further details |
| 28th August
2001 |
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Todd Minikus and Oh Star
Win $50,000 HITS Grand Prix at Constitution Classic at HITS Culpeper
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CULPEPER, VA (August 26, 2001)-Todd Minikus, 39,
of Loxahatchee, Florida, riding Oh Star won the $50,000 HITS Grand Prix at the
Constitution Classic Horse Show in Culpeper, Virginia, today. Sydney Olympic
Team Alternate Minikus and his Olympic mount Oh Star were the fastest of six
double-clears in a field of 22 entries. As owner/rider, Minikus took home
$15,000 in prize money. Doug Russell of Wellington, Florida, designed the
course.
"It really came down to speed in the Jump-Off," said Minikus, who
beat his closest competitor, Kim Frey of Hume, Maryland, on Bergerac, by a
second and fractions. Minikus and Oh Star also won the $50,000 Rio Vista Grand
Prix at HITS Culpeper on July 8, adding to his string of eight major Grand Prix
wins in the past nine weeks. "I'm extremely fortunate to be riding two
horses as talented as Oh Star and What Nu," he said. "They're both
very competent horses. For whatever reason, the stars must be lined up right.
You can't win like this without a little luck. And luck has really been on my
side."
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| 28th August
2001 |
Images of Equus 2001 Draws Entries From Around the World
Kalama, Wash. - Sixty-two images were
featured at the premier of Images Of Equus 2001 photography competition this
summer. The event was hosted by Wendi and Kelly Ross, owners of the Hunter
& Gatherer Gallery of Kalama.
Equine photographers from across the U.S.A. and two foreign countries, Italy
and Australia, competed. Divisions in both film and digital work were awarded a
total $300 in cash prizes and ribbons through 5th place. A "People's
Choice" award was voted by gallery visitors. In addition, exhibitors
received a complimentary CD keepsake of all entries from Wendi and Kelly.
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| 28th August
2001 |
USA Equestrian Announces Results Of World's Championships
USA Equestrian (formerly AHSA)
announced today the results of the Five Gaited, Three Gaited and Fine Harness
titles at the 2001 World's Championship Horse Show, which took place during the
Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, KY, August 19-25, 2001.
For the second consecutive year Dena Tanner Lopez piloted Wild Eyed and Wicked
to the top to claim the title of World's Grand Champion Five Gaited Horse while
Anne and Sam Safford's recent acquisition of Yes It's True paid off as Sam rode
the gelding to victory in the Three Gaited Grand Championship. Callaway's
Copyright, the 2000 Junior Fine Harness Champion, moved into the open division
to claim the Fine Harness Grand Championship title in 2001 with driver/trainer
John T. Jones.
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details |
| 28th August
2001 |
$25,000 Grand Prix to Benefit St. Jude's Children's Research
Hospital
The West Tennessee Hunter Jumper Association
(WTHJA) is pleased to announce that a $25 ,000 Grand Prix benefiting St. Jude's
Children's Research Hospital will be held at the 2001 Harvest Time Horse Show.
The Harvest Time horse show will be held November 7th through November 11th at
the Shelby Farms Showplace Arena in Memphis, TN. The grand prix is scheduled to
take place on Saturday night, November 6th.
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details |
| 28th August
2001 |
Poker Run, Decatur, TX. Oct. 27th.
H.O.R.S.E.S. in Texas is having a
Poker Run on Saturday, October 27th in Decatur, Texas at the LBJ National
Grasslands. In a Poker Run, riders pass by 7 stations along the trail and
collect one playing card. When everyone gets back to camp, whoever has the best
poker hand wins.
Please click here for further details |
| 28th August
2001 |
Bergantz Wins 2001 FEI Pan Am Endurance Championship
USA Equestrian (formerly AHSA)
announced today the results of the 2001 FEI Pan American Endurance
Championship, which took place at Green Mountain Horse Association Equestrian
Center, South Woodstock, VT on August 25, 2001.
There were 87 starters and 58 finishers over the 160 km course which traversed
the countryside of central Vermont.
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details |
| 28th August
2001 |
CCI** Blair Castle Scotland 23-26 August 2001
Bowmore CCI** Team Competition 2001
August 26, 2001
1) Scotland Total 234.6 penalties, 2) Ireland Total 244.0 penalties
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| 27th August
2001 |
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The Bowmore
Blair Castle International Horse Trials & Country Fair
Blair Atholl, Perthshire
Thursday 23rd - Sunday 26th August 2001 |
The Bowmore Blair Castle International Horse Trials
Results 2001
Four glorious days of sunshine at Blair Atholl
combined with top class sport and entertainment led to record crowds at the
Bowmore Blair Castle International Horse Trials and Country Fair.
Overall winner of the two star competition was
Lucy Wiegersma, who made her long journey from Penzance in Cornwall worthwhile
by winning the prestigious Duke of Atholl Challenge Cup and Bowmore Trophy and
also the Sir Wattie Bronze for the top British rider. She finished on her
excellent dressage score of 49.6 riding River Vally.
In second place, adding just 0.4 of a time fault
to his dressage of 51.4 was Australia's Clayton Fredericks with the
six-year-old bay gelding, Ben Along Time.
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| 27th August
2001 |
Ireland Takes First And Joint Second In Hickstead
Derby
Ireland's Peter Charles, riding <Corrada>
won the Peugeot Derby at Hickstead this afternoon (Sunday), winning a Peugeot
206 cabriolet car and Stg£10,000 in prize money, while Corkman Billy
Twomey on <Give Me Remus> took joint Second, picking up prize money of
Stg£12,500.
Charles finished with just two faults and a time
of 181.47, while Twomey clocked up four faults and a time of 170.23. He shared
second place with Britain's Nicky Boulter, riding <Magna Carta 2>.
Ireland has had a superb run of successes at the
prestigious British venue during the last two years.
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| 27th August
2001 |
Ireland Bronze In Junior European Eventing Championships
The Irish team of Aoife Donnelly riding
<Glencool>, J P Magnier with <Pride of India>, Elizabeth Power with
<Quick Thinking>, and Philippa Peters with <Tir na Doone> took the
Bronze Medal position at the Junior European Eventing Championships in
Walldorf, Germany, today (Sunday).
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| 27th August
2001 |
Show Jumping Results: CSI-A Den Haag, The Netherlands, 24-26
August 2001
VROLIJK GROUP PRIZE
1) GARRONTURTON LADY; Dermott LENNON (IRL) ; 2)
BROERE VDL CORLAND L; Wout-Jan VAN DER SCHANS (NED) ; 3) JOEL; Gert Jan
BRUGGINK (NED)
HINFELAAR ELEKTROTECHNIEK PRIZE
1) AUDI'S IMPRESSION; Eric VAN DER VLEUTEN (NED) ;
2) DIAMOND CLIFF; Robert SPLAINE (IRL) ; 3) LAJOS; Peter GEERINK (NED)
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| 27th August
2001 |
Show Jumping Result: Hickstead Derby CSI-A 23-26 August 2001
THE HASSERODER SPEED DERBY
1) RS ISAAC; Jens Fredricson (SWE) ; 2) VIRTUAL
VILLAGE HUNTERS LEVEL; John Whitaker (GBR) ; 3) HOTLINE; Ellen Whitaker (GBR) ;
4) DIAMOND EXPLOSION; Capt Gerry Flynn (IRL)
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details |
| 27th August
2001 |
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:: Saddletude Summer '01 ::
:: Saddletude in the Hamptons :: The Hampton
Classic from Jumphampton :: Hickstead Derby Report :: Burghley Pedigree 2001
Countdown :: Travers Stakes from Saratoga, Saturday :: Statelinetack Shopping
Spree
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further details |
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| 26th August
2001 |
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The Bowmore
Blair Castle International Horse Trials & Country Fair
Blair Atholl, Perthshire
Thursday 23rd - Sunday 26th August 2001 |
Please visit
www.blairhorsetrials.co.uk to view the current positions of
all competitors after the exciting cross country phase. Todays show show
jumping will decide the winner. |
| 26th August
2001 |
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The Bowmore
Blair Castle International Horse Trials & Country Fair
Blair Atholl, Perthshire
Thursday 23rd - Sunday 26th August 2001 |
Saturday 25th August - BSJA Show Jumping Results From
Blair Castle
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further details |
| 26th August
2001 |
Equine Welfare Weekend
HorseWorld, the visitor centre of the Friends of
Bristol Horses Society - one of Britain’s largest charitable equine rescue
centre and retirement homes, will be holding an Equine Welfare Weekend on
Saturday and Sunday 15th and 16th September as part of the Jeep National Riding
Festival’s Equine Welfare Week.
Riding for fun or just keeping a horse for
pleasure can be very rewarding for you and your horse, how ever the horse or
pony depends on the owner for its health, comfort and safety at all times. The
Equine Welfare Weekend is a great opportunity for everyone to learn more about
horse-care and just what is involved. The week, which has already attracted
support from many equestrian organisations and top riders including Pippa
Funnell, Tim Stockdale and Leslie Law, aims to highlight what keeping a horse
entails while also encouraging responsible horse ownership – especially to
the increasing number of people who are becoming horse owners for the first
time.
Please click here for further details |
| 26th August
2001 |
Show Jumping Result: Hickstead Derby CSI-A 23-26 August 2001
THE OSBORNE REFRIGERATORS DERBY TRIAL
1) CARNAVELLY; Peter Charles ; 2) CARLING KING;
Kevin Babington (IRL) ; 3) ABBERVAIL DREAM; Di Lampard (GBR)
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details |
| 26th August
2001 |
Irish Participation In International Equestrian
Events
CSIO Spruce Meadows Canada 5-9 September
2001
CSI-B Vicenza Italy 7-9 September 2001
CSI-A Mesikon Switzerland 20-23 September 2001
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details |
| 26th August
2001 |
7th Shire Horse National Meeting and Breed show
Miribel-Jonage (France- Ain - 10 km from Lyon)
at the Horse Club "Le Horse Ball du Parc"
September 15th and 16th 2001
Program, shows and animations for the whole
family
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details |
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