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British
Horse Society Safety Symposium takes on the Big Issues:
Risks, Roads, Hats, Bodies and Blue Lights!
The
British Horse Society's Safety Department is holding
a Safety Symposium on Saturday 4 October looking at
the Big Issues: Risks, Roads, Hats, Bodies and Blue
Lights. The day-long event will take place at The Quality
Inn, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, starting at 10 o'clock. |
The
day is aimed at exploring the relationship between horses,
riding on the roads and other road users as well as protective
clothing and risk assessment. Topics will include emergency
vehicles and how horses react to them, cyclists' and drivers'
perceptions of horses on the road, risk assessment and riders'
responsibilities - particularly pertinent following the
Law Lords decision earlier this year (Mirvahedy v Henley)
- body protectors, riding hats and avoiding injury to riders'
teeth.
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Age-Old
Equine Feeding Myth Dispelled
Researchers
of a unique new product, combining a specific mix of
ingredients that have a high inclusion of sugar beet
pulp, have finally dispelled an age-old equine myth
that soaking pulp is alwyays essential.
At
long last it has been scientifically proven that sugar
beet pulp can be included in a high horse diet without
the inconvenience of soaking.
Researchers
at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, following extensive
trials, have announced this major breakthrough in horse
feeding. |
These
trials, led by Dr. Meriel Moore-Colyer, who has a PhD in
equine nutrition, were commissioned earlier in the year
by Youngs Animal Feeds Ltd in readiness for the launch of
a brand new product into the equine market place
Dr.
Moore-Colyer’s findings – which will be contained
in a detailed scientific report – will make Young’s
Molichop Shreddi a uniquely formulated product when it is
launched this autumn.
It
will be the first time in the UK that a manufacturer has
developed a horse feed with a high inclusion of dry sugar
beet pulp in a special way that enables the horse to enjoy
the benefits without the risk of digestive upset. At the
same time backed up by scientific evidence on the bag.
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PAC
2003 Site Ready To Welcome Endurance RidersThe
trails are cleared and marked, and organizers of the
Pan American Endurance Championship say everything is
ready for the international slate of riders now on their
way to Trout Lake, WA. for the September 13 ride.
PAC
organizer Stephanie Irving says that even with fire
prevention measures being strictly adhered to, workers
have managed to get everything ready for camp to open
on September 7. A forecast of rain for the weekend will
hopefully relieve the extremely dry conditions that
have plagued the entire Pacific Northwest this summer. |
Irving
says the PAC ride committee is excited that its six years
of work to prepare the site will be rewarded with some of
the best endurance riders in the world coming to the ride.
The 100-miles of trails, in the beautiful Gifford-Pinchot
National Forest, range in elevation from 2,000 to 3,800
feet.
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Jeffries
at British Equine Event~
The
Elite range of saddlery from Jeffries has stirred up a great
deal of excitement this year. And it will be on show at
the Your Horse British Equine Event at Stoneleigh Park on
1-2 November.
This
is the third year that the Walsall-based company has exhibited
at the event which is expected to attract more than 300
stands offering all things equestrian to the 2004 retail
village.
"One
of the most popular items in the range is the new girth,"
says Duncan Kent from Jeffries.
"Made
from top quality leather it looks stunning and is soft enough
to allow freedom of movement while retaining durability."
The
girth features a recessed D-ring to accommodate draw reins,
martingales and breastplates and comes with best quality
stainless steel roller buckles.
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Ward
Wins $150,000 Prudential Financial Grand Prix for Record-Tying
Third Time to Highlight 28th Annual Hampton Classic Horse
Show
BRIDGEHAMPTON,
NY — September 3, 2003 — McLain Ward of Brewster,
NY became only the third rider in history to win the $150,000
Prudential Financial Grand Prix three times when he rode
Hurricane to victory on the closing day of the 28th annual
Hampton Classic Horse Show.
Ward’s
victory, tying the three wins turned in by Rodney Jenkins
and Margie Goldstein Engle, came on Sunday, August 31 following
a week of world-class show jumping competition surrounded
by the beauty and mystique of the Hamptons.
From
August 24-31, the sport’s biggest names gathered in
Bridgehampton, NY for one of the world’s premier show
jumping competitions. Ward could not have been prouder after
receiving his award from former New York City Mayor Rudolph
Giuliani. “This was a big deal for me. It was a big
course, as big as I’ve seen it here,” Ward said.
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Celebration
Wins Best Young Horse At Hunter Breeding Championship
Celebration
(Our Diplomat - Pardon Me Mister, by Mr. Inspector)
a 3-year-old Thoroughbred gelding, owned by Cismont
Manor Farm and handled by Kenneth Wheeler, received
the Dave Kelly Perpetual Trophy donated by Nokomis
Farm and Diana Dodge for the second consecutive year
as the Overall Grand Hunter Breeding Champion at the
2003 Sallie B. Wheeler/USAE National Hunter Breeding
Championship held Saturday, August 30, at the Warrenton
Horse Show in Warrenton, VA.
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U.S.
Stands Fifth After Day One at I.P.E.C. Dressage World
Championships for Riders With Disabilities
Gladstone,
New Jersey—September 5, 2003—The United
States stands fifth out of 22 teams in the fifth International
Paralympic Equestrian Committee (I.P.E.C.) Dressage
World Championships in Moorsele, Belgium.
The
U.S. team, selected by the National Disability Sports
Alliance (NDSA) and fielded by the U.S. Equestrian
Team (USET), has a score of 196.49 to trail Great
Britain (216.87), Germany (211.48), Norway (203.81)
and Denmark (198.50).
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The
team includes Robin Brueckmann of Summerfield, NC competing
in Grade IV on Richmond; Barbara Grassmyer of Placerville,
CA competing in Grade III on Polomius Millesine; Rebecca
Hart of Erie, PA competing in Grade III on Phoenix B; and
Lynn Seidemann of Coppell, TX competing in Grade I-B also
on Phoenix B. After the first day of competition, Seidemann
is fourth in her division with a score of 67.47 and Hart
is fifth in her division with a score of 65.31. Kathryn
Groves of Winter Garden, FL and Cynthia Ruiz of Houston,
TX are also competing in the Championships as individuals.
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Dressage
Competition Kicks Off The Laurels At Landhope International
Combined Driving Event
West
Grove, PA—September 5, 2003— The Laurels at
Landhope Combined Driving Event kicked off without a
hitch on Friday with the first leg of the event, the
Dressage phase, at Landhope Farm in West Grove, PA.
This
world-class international equestrian competition features
the very best in the discipline including the current
leader of the Advanced Multiple Division, Chester Weber
of Ocala, FL. Weber, a member of the Silver Medal Winning
Team at the World Equestrian Games (WEG) in Jerez, Spain
in 2002, received a score of 43.20 penalties, which
places him slightly ahead of his WEG teammate, Tucker
Johnson, of Hobe Sound, FL who received a 50.56. Weber
is pleased with his top placing. |
“It
means a lot, ” said Weber. “I need to be on top
in Dressage because I have a history of not winning the
Marathon. My goal this year was to win all the international
events that I compete in and so far I have won three.”
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USA
Equestrian Board Of Directors Meeting Available Via
Webcast
A
special meeting of the USA Equestrian Board of Directors
is scheduled for September 11, at 6:00 PM (ET). The
meeting will be available via live audio webcast and
can be reached by visiting the USA Equestrian web
site at www.equestrian.org and clicking on the link.Please
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A
Race To The Finish With Charles Owen & Co
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Charles
Owen & Co recently sponsored at NAPPA. The Northern
Area Point to Point Association Finals in Leesburg, Virginia,
America.
The
meeting is the final for a wide variety of race types, including
a Junior Horse Fieldmaster's Chase. This involves the 'jockeys'
aged approximately thirteen or fourteen years old, having
to follow a Fieldmaster over a course of jumps for about
two miles. They are not allowed to pass the Fieldmaster
at any time. But once the Field has jumped the last fence,
they race to the finish line about a quarter of a mile away.
The aim of the NAPPA races is to teach children the most
basic concepts of race riding and the importance of having
ridden a well judged enough race to still have 'fuel in
the tank' for a finish. The 2003 Junior Fieldmaster Chase
was aptly led by Chris Gracie who won the Maryland Hunt
Cup this year at the grand age of 16!
The
proceeds of the meeting are given to NAPPA and put towards
Educational Seminars across America. Youngsters are taught
how to Race Ride at Schooling Sessions by Professionals
on made horses at different tracks and barns. Chris Gracie
is obviously one who has benefitted from the scheme, being
the youngest ever victor of the Maryland Hunt Cup 2003.
Charles Owen believes that by investing in the education
of tomorrows riders throughout the disciplines they are
helping to safeguard the future of the sport.
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Late
Summer Madness
Madness
2003 at Hinton-in-the-Hedges Airfield, this year incorporates
a Sponsored Fun Ride on Saturday 13th September and
Family Fun Day on Sunday 14th.
The Fun Ride on Saturday, organised by the ILPH (International
League for the Protection of Horses) and Central Horse
News, will give horse riders the unique opportunity,
by kind permission of local landowners, to ride either
a route of 9 or 16 miles through some beautiful south
Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire countryside.
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ILPH
Equine Ambassador, rescued horse, ILPH Bob the Cob will
be officially starting off the Ride from Walltree House
Farm on the airfield at 9.10 am. Proceeds from the Ride
will be divided between the ILPH and a number of children's
charities. Entries accepted on the field - £10 for
the shorter ride and £15 for the 16 mile ride. Please
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Adam
Shereston visits Trallwm Farm Animal Sanctuary
It
was not only the horses that benefited from Adams
visit to Trallwm, as with all visits as much time
was spent with the people as with the horses. One
person at Trallwm had recently had an accident with
a tractor, causing him to have severe headaches these
abated almost as soon as Adam started working with
him. He was also a lot calmer and more relaxed after
being helped by Adam. The first evening Adam was there,
all the resident humans talked to Adam. |
There
was a lot of positive reaction to his presence and a lot
was gained by all in attendance. The first pony that Adam
saw was wispa, a very timid pony with no physical problems
but a lack of interaction with humans. Adam tried to gain
the ponies trust and waited for wispa to make the first
move in contact, which was achieved quite quickly. From
what Lesley later told Adam, she was quite surprised to
see the pony rolling and playing about in the stall. Wispa
had been there 6 months and nobody had ever seen her roll,
as she was always up against the wall watching nervously.
Since Adams visit wispa has been a different pony. Actually
understanding what people are about now. Lesley has said:
"It's like we're speaking the same language now"
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'Through
the Grades' with The British Horse Society and Rob Hoekstra
Following
hot on the heels from the sell out success of the British
Horse Society Instructors' Convention with Jennie Loriston-Clarke
in March, comes the October Convention with international
show jumper Rob Hoekstra.
Entitled
'Through the Grades' the convention aims to look at
the art of show jumping at Foxhunter level. Ridden demonstrations
will take the spectator through each phase, step-by-step,
and will enable a greater understanding of how to apply
the knowledge after the day.
Aimed primarily at BHS Instructors, the convention is
also open to anyone looking to further their knowledge
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Rob
has represented Great Britain on six occasions and was a
member of the winning Nations Cup team on 1989 in Drammen,
Norway. He has also won the Hickstead Derby on his great
horse, Lionel. As a popular competitor at top level, Rob
is looking forward to sharing his knowledge and wealth of
experience with the teachers of today.
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MGAGB
Home International
The cream of British mounted games riders can be seen this
weekend (September 6/7) at the Mounted Games Association
of Great Britian Home International.
Held at Carlisle Racecourse the two-day competition will
see riders from across Great Briatin compete for the annual
international competitions.
Teams taking part are British Champions, England North,
England South, Scotland and Wales in both junior (under
17) and open age groups.
Mounted games are a series of very fast relay races using
ponies which do not exceed 148cms. The ponies wear simple
tack - only snaffle bits are worn - and whips and spurs
are not permitted.
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Michael
Whitaker Wins Munster Grand Prix
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Michael
Whitaker riding his own 12 year-old chestnut gelding, Dobels
Frechdacks, stormed to victory in Sunday's Grand Prix in
Munster, beating Germany's and current European Team Champion,
Ludger Beerbaum and Gladdys S into runner-up spot. Brazilian
L. Diniz Knippling finished in third place.
1st
Michael Whitaker GBR, 2nd L. Beerbaum GER, 3rd L. Diniz
Knippling BRA, 4th E. M. Bitter GER, 5th C. Muller GER,
6th J. Kuerten IRL
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Irish
Team win Gijon (ESP) CSIO 5* Nations Cup
The
Irish team consisting of four Irish Sport Horses, Killossery
(ISH) ridden by Lt. Shane Carey (IRL), Splendido (ISH)
ridden by Harry Marshall (IRL), Bornacoola (ISH) ridden
by Capt. Gerry Flynn (IRL) and Gelvin Clover (ISH) ridden
by Clem McMahon (IRL) jumped to success in the Gijon
(ESP) CSIO 5* (August 28th to September 1st) winning
the Nations Cup class there last Saturday. |
Harry
Marshall (IRL) and Splendido (ISH) went on to jump a double
clear and win Mondays Gijon Grand Prix, with Killossery
(ISH) and Lt. Shane Carey (IRL) coming fourth. Lt Shane
Carey (IRL) also won Mondays Premio Cafes Oquendo
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FEI
World Breeding Championships
Zangerseide
25 - 28 September 2003
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The
following riders have been selected to compete at the above
mentioned show:-
5 year-olds : GUY WILLIAMS From Canterbury, KENT, ELLEN
WHITAKER From Barnsley, SOUTH YORKS, BEN DUNNING From Southampton,
HANTS, SIMON DAVIES From High Wycombe, BUCKS,
6 year-olds : LAURA RENWICK From Brentwood, ESSEX, SIMON
DAVIES From High Wycombe, BUCKS, WILLIAM FUNNELL From Dorking,
SURREY, GUY WILLIAMS From Canterbury, KENT
7 year-olds : GUY WILLIAMS From Canterbury, KENT, ELLEN
WHITAKER From Barnsley, SOUTH YORKS, JOHN RENWICK, WILLIAM
FUNNELL From Dorking, SURREY
8 year-old stallions : GUY WILLIAMS From Canterbury, KENT
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Tropical
Rider to Sponsor Equine Affaire Tropical Rider Arena
Big
Pine Key, FL-- Tropical Rider, known for designing innovative
performance apparel for serious equestrian athletes, is
pleased to announce sponsorship of the Tropical Rider Arena
at the Equine Affaire to be held in W. Springfield, MA November
6-9. The Tropical Rider Arena will host numerous clinicians
of national reputation including Josh Lyons, GaWaNi Pony
Boy, Elizabeth Graves and many others.
“We
are extremely pleased to work with Equine Affaire,”
said Sheree Ganske, CEO of Tropical Rider. “Many riders
in this area use our products so sponsoring Equine Affaire
is a nice way to say ‘thanks.’”
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Show
Jumping - Kerrygold Grand Prix League - Smyth Consolidates
Lead At Iverk
THE
FIRST to break the 100 points mark in the Kerrygold
Grand Prix League this season, Strabane's Peter Smyth
romped home on <Zara's Pride> today (Thursday)
at Iverk, Co. Kilkenny, almost two seconds ahead of
Eddie Moloney on <Kilmoylan Warrior>.
The
second place, however, brings Moloney into serious
League contention, earning him an equal fifth placing
with Shane Breen, who steered <Iman d'Occagnes>
into fourth at Iverk.
Richie
Moloney joined his brother in the Top Six today, giving
<Millfall Hill> its first serious placing, while
Lt. Brian Curran-Curnane once again flew the Army
flag with a good third on <River Boyne>.
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Beemer
Receives High Score At Young Horse Dressage Championships
The
Oldenburg gelding, BEEMER (Laudatio – All Day
Long, by Aldatus) finished with an 8.62, the highest
score of the day, to win the Five-Year-Old Championship
at the 2003 USAE Young Horse Dressage National Championships,
hosted by CDI***/Y Allentown and Dressage at Stone
Tavern at the New Jersey Horse Park in Allentown,
NJ, August 28 – 31. Beemer, bred in Germany,
was ridden by owner Edward Borresen of New Hope, PA.
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The
Five-Year-Old Reserve Champion was the Dutch Warmblood gelding,
REMY MARTIN (Dutch Warmblood: Inferno – Iris, by Rex
Magna) with a score of 8.52. Bred in Holland, Remy Martin
was ridden by owner Marisa Festerling of Newbury Park, CA,
and was also the Champion Five-Year-Old at the USAE Western
Selection Trial in May for the FEI World Breeding Championships.
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The
Urban Farm Fall Showdeo Horse Show and Gymkhana
Saturday, September 27, 2003
8 a.m. registration / 9 a.m. start time
Denver - I-70 and Havana 10200 Smith Road
All
day horse show - English, Western, Gymkhana and games. Proceeds
to benefit The Urban Farm a non-profit organization that
teaches agricultural education to inner city children, youth
and their families. We look forward to seeing you!
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CSI****
Haras Du Jardy (Fra)
19
- 21 September 2003
John Whitaker From Huddersfield, WEST YORKS has been
selected to compete at the above mentioned show Please
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Irish
Participation In International Equestrian Events
CSIO
SPRUCE MEADOWS CANADA 3-7 SEPTEMBER 2003, FEI WORLD
BREEDING CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR YOUNG HORSES LANAKEN BELGIUM
25-28 SEPTEMBER, CSI**** HARAS DE JARDY FRANCE 19-21
SEPTEMBER 2003, CSIOP AREZZO ITALY 12-14 SEPTEMBER
2003, CSI**** GEORGENBURG RUSSIA 12-14 SEPTEMBER 2003,
CSIO**** PODEBRADY CZECH REPUBLIC 11-14 SEPTEMBER
2003, CSI***
PINEROLO ITALY 12-14 SEPTEMBER 2003, CCI***
BLENHEIM GREAT BRITAIN 11-14 SEPTEMBER 2003
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CSI***
La Bagnaia (Ita) 26
- 28 September 2003
Mark Armstrong From Bordon, HANTS, Anna Rees Based
in Pombia, ITALY have been authorised to compete at
the above-mentioned show Please
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CSI-V-B
Dijon-Bonvaux (Fra)
12 - 14 September 2003
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Laureen
Evans From Ramsgate, KENT, Liz Howes From Tenterden, KENT,
Pat Crann From Bridgnorth, SHROPSHIRE, Anne Berry From Folkestone,
KENT, Lynda Birke From Market Drayton, SHROPSHIRE, Charlotte
Steel From William Morris Way, LONDON, Bina Ford From Bath,
AVON, Henk Mindermann From Haywards Heath, WEST SUSSEX,
Rachel Hendry From Lower Heyford, OXON, Brian Lear From
Hassocks, WEST SUSSEX, Lyn Hyett From Pershore, WORCS have
been authorised to compete at the above mentioned show
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Clicker
Training In The Spotlight
"Clicker
training" for horses will come under the spotlight
when Alexandra Kurland, world leader in the new technique,
pays a flying visit to the UK in October.
She
will hold one clinic at the Osbaldeston Equestrian Centre,
Lancashire, on October 21 and use "volunteer"
horses and ponies to show how sounds from a clicker device
can be used to speed up and improve their training.
The
clinic is being organised by horse behavourist Linda Pearson,
who hopes to arrange a series around the country next year.
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Robinsons'
two-storey Superstore to open on November 2nd |
At
12 noon on Sunday 2nd November 2003, Robinsons' two-storey
Superstore will open in a blaze of publicity. It will have
taken just four hundred and nine days following the fire,
which devastated the old store, to design, approve, build
and finish a Superstore. The equestrian market in the UK
has never seen anything like this before. At two storeys
high, with 24,000 sq. ft of showroom space there will now
be an additional 80% more showroom space. There'll be more
leisurewear and equestrian products and another customer
favourite, the very popular Nose Bag Café returns,
this time with a more extensive menu and of course with
lots more space. There'll also be a huge function room that
will be used for some regular promotional events as well
as book signings, 'Group Visits' and special occasions.
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New
Designs for Old Courses
COUNTRYSIDE
SHOWJUMPS have been leading the way in sales of high quality
MOBILE CROSS COUNTRY fences for several years and we are
pleased to announce new additions to our range.
Already popular with the public, riding clubs and equestrian
centres the new additions will bring that "big course
feel" to any setting. New designs include Dog kennel,
Mushroom and Log roll.
Sizes start from 1'6" through to 4' so there really
is something for everyone.
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easibed
Scope Festival Excells
The
easibed Scope Festival 2003 having started on Monday evening,
finally closed its doors on Sunday night following an immense
timetable of classes. Taking place on Staffordshire County
Showground, and running for the seventh year, the 2003 event
has surpassed all others, with around 2,300 horses taking
part.
Director
of Scope Promotions (Equestrian) Ltd, Jimmy Maguire commented,
'We are delighted with Scope Festival 2003 it really has
excelled all previous shows, and the competitors have enjoyed
a fantastic week of show jumping.'
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Federation
Equestre Internationale News
3 September 2003
FEI
EUROPEAN REINING CHAMPIONSHIP : GERMANY TAKES THE
TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL GOLD
The very first FEI European Reining Championship
was conquered by Germany who took both the team
and individual gold medals home.
FEI GANDINI WORLD JUMPING RIDERS RANKINGS : FUCHS
IN THE LEAD FOR THE 3RD CONSECUTIVE MONTH
Markus Fuchs (SUI) the new World No 1 since June
2003 keeps the first place of the FEI Gandini World
Jumping Riders Rankings list.
FEI BCM WORLD DRESSAGE RIDERS RANKINGS
The European Champion Ulla Salzgeber (GER) firmly
keeps her position of World No. 1 with an improved
score of 80.978 compared to 80.293 last month
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SAMSUNG
NATIONS CUP SERIES
Ireland wins the Nations Cup in Gijón
Nearly 15.000 people witnessed the victory of the Irish
team over the nine other countries that took part in the
Nations Cup competition held in Gijón on 30 August.
JACK'S CORNER : SELECTION FOR THE FEI WORLD CUP DRIVING
During CAI Donaueschingen, which was held at the end of
August, the Top Ten Four-in-Hand drivers of the Summer qualification
series selected the events they wish to compete in the coming
3rd World Cup season. Isbrand Chardon, as the winner of
the qualification series, could select his four events first.
FEI TOP DRIVER AWARD
FOUR-IN HAND, SUPPORTED BY FINN CASPERSEN, PAIRS SPONSORED
BY VAN DER WIEL HARNESS, SINGLES SPONSORED BY KUEHNLE GmbH
TOP ENDURANCE RIDERS AT PAN AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Over 100 endurance riders and their horses from 11 countries
are gathering at the Gifford-Pinchot National Forest at
Trout Lake, WA for the 2003 Pan American Endurance Championship.
CALENDAR : PROVISIONAL FEI WORLD CUP DRESSAGE CALENDAR 2003/2004
IN MEMORIAM
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Rich
Fellers (USA) wins Three Grand Prix’s with McGuinness
(ISH) in the USA
American
Showjumper Rich Fellers has long been an Irish Sport
Horse enthusiast having ridden horses like Amos, Andy
and Tullamore Dew in the past. In 2003 he has found
success with the Irish Sport Horses McGuinness and Flexible. |
McGuinness
(ISH) won the $10,000 AGA 1m45 Championship in Palm Beach,
Florida (US) last April. In May he won the $20,000 Atco
Cup and the $50,000 Grand Prix at Edmonton Northlands Show
in Alberta, Canada. He went on to win a 1m50 International
Speed Class at Spruce Meadows and also won the $40,000 Country
Classic Grand Prix in Oregon in July. Most recently he won
the $50,000 Fort Langley Grand Prix and was placed second
in the $10,000 Tommy Bahama Grand Prix at Thunderbird Showpark
Show in British Columbia, Canada in August.
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British
Horse Society appoints Assistant chief executive
The
British Horse Society is pleased to announce the appointment
of Josephine Jenkins as assistant chief executive with
effect from Monday, 1 September.
Josephine
joins the Society from Goldman Sachs International where
she had worked her way up to executive director working
in trading operations, thus bringing high-level commercial
and financial skills to the Society at a time of expansion.
As well as deputising for chief executive Kay Driver,
Josephine is tasked with increasing membership, improving
equestrian tourism through better off-road access and
formulating strategy on the BHS' overseas policy.
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Kappler
Named USET Athlete of the Month for August
Gladstone,
NJ—September 3, 2003—Chris Kappler of
Pittstown, NJ, was named United States Equestrian
Team (USET) Athlete of the Month for August after
he and Royal Kaliber, owned by Kathy Kamine, helped
the U.S. win the team Gold Medal in show jumping
at the 2003 Pan American Games in Santo Domingo,
the Dominican Republic. That Gold Medal resulted
in the U.S. being able to send a squad to the 2004
Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Greece.
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CSI*
Dijon-Bonvaux (Fra)
12
- 14 September 2003
Gillian Bilbrough From Whitchurch, SALOP has been
authorised to compete at the above mentioned show
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Inter
Countries Challenge
Victoria, Australia
26 November - 8 December 2003
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Richard
Hook From Winchester, Hampshire, Michaela Russell From Braintree,
Essex, Emma Shaw From Great Haywood, Staffordshire, Georgie
Strutton From Steyning, West Sussex, Ellen Whitaker From
Barnsley, South Yorkshire have been selected to participate
at the Inter Countries Challenge in Victoria, Australia
from 26th November - 8th December on borrowed horses. Please
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European
Medallists Battle It Out For Mercedes-Benz National
Dressage Championship Title
Two
members of Britain's Bronze Medal winning team at this
year's European Dressage Championships will be meeting
each other head-on at this year's Mercedes-Benz National
Dressage Championships. Newcomer Nicola McGivern, on
what is currently one of Britain's most exciting dressage
horses, Active Walero, will be riding against Hickstead
team-mate, Olympic veteran and previous National Champion,
Emile Faurie. The winner of this year's title will drive
away in a Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class Roadster sports car. |
Other
significant competitors for the all important title of the
2003 Mercedes-Benz National Dressage Champion are likely
to include Carl Hester, who has won more national titles
than any other rider, and the current Champion, Nicky Barrett.
"I've had a fantastic year as the Mercedes-Benz National
Dressage Champion," says Nicky "And I'm really
hoping to be the person who drives away in that lovely SLK
again this year!"
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Scottish
Christmas Equine Fair Galloping Towards Success
The
popular Scottish Christmas Equine Fair returns to the Royal
Highland Showground, Ingliston, Edinburgh, on Saturday 6
and Sunday 7 December, and organisers Contour Exhibitions
& Events are already billing it as the biggest and best
so far.
In
what will be a great day out for anyone with passion for
horses, world class displays rub shoulders with advice from
experts who are leaders in the fields, and a dedicated Equestrian
Shopping Village with over 100 exhibitors to choose from.
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Keeping
Condition through the Winter
Sophie
Edwards MSc, BSc (Hons), BHSSM-Allen & Page Nutritionist
During
the winter your horse will probably have to spend a
large proportion of the day indoors. Turning him out
for a few hours each day is very important - he will
be able to get some exercise, relax, socialise with
other horses, and pick at any grass that is available.
Even if there is a good covering of grass it will be
of low nutritive value and additional forage will be
essential to help to satisfy his appetite, avoid boredom,
and maintain a healthy digestive system. Some horses
will start to put on weight on unrestricted forage and
it may be necessary to mix the hay ration with oat straw
to maintain the bulk of the fibre, but reduce the calorie
intake.
Hay
is the most commonly used forage in this country although
it contains a high degree of dust and spores. Soaking
it for 30 minutes will suppress the spores and it should
not be allowed to dry out before it is fed, or the spores
will still be breathed in and can damage the airways.
If soaked for longer than 30 minutes, valuable nutrients
can leach out and be washed away.
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National
Indoor Finals Fueled By 600 Horsepower Gallops To Worcester
Horse Show Brings Equine Agility, Speed and Power To
Centrum Centre |
SAUGERTIES,
NY (September 2, 2003) - Horse Shows in the Sun (HITS) has
saddled up with Worcester's Centrum Centre to host the inaugural
Marshall & Sterling League National Indoor Finals Horse
Show slated for September 17 - 21, 2003. Along with the
thrilling hunter/jumper competition taking place in the
ring, an expansive variety of entertainment and educational
programs will be featured day and night during the five-day
event.
Spectators
will be treated to amazing feats of speed and agility as
some of the country's finest horses and their riders compete
for the blue ribbon in 6 jumper divisions, 11 hunter divisions,
the HBO Junior Medal Finals, and the Charles Owen Children's
and Adult Medal Finals. Worcester's Centrum Centre, a first-class
sporting facility in the heart of Massachusetts, will showcase
this extravaganza of exciting show jumping competition.
The five days of competition will culminate with the $100,000
Grand Finale Grand Prix on Sunday
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Dry
Conditions Bring Mandates For Pan Am Endurance Championship
Fire
Rangers in the West are concerned about the possibility
of fire in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in
Trout Lake, WA, the site of the September 13, Pan
Am Endurance Championship, bringing about mandates
set by the organizing committee and fire management
officials.
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The
terrain is extremely dry due to a severe drought and the
influx of riders and spectators for the Championship will
increase the fire hazard. There will be no smoking, generators
must have appropriate spark arrestors, no ATVs, trips in
and out of the competition area must be limited and vehicles
parked with teams or vendors must be considered stationary.
The PAC camp is closed to the public due to fire danger
until Sunday, September 7.
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Horse
Welfare Centre Open Day and 2nd Annual Farriery Competition
Saturday
6 September, ILPH Glenda Spooner Farm, Hoarwithy,
Herefordshire
ILPH
(International League for the Protection of Horses)
Equine Ambassador ILPH Bob the Cob will be Guest of
Honour this Saturday September 6th, when he will be
at the charity's Herefordshire Centre Open Day to
meet his fans.
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As
well as meeting Bob, visitors to the centre will be able
to go on a farm tour, listen to a talk by David Simmonds
FWCF (HONs) on the training of farriers in nearby Hereford
and about his work in Ethiopia. Horse and pony owners will
be pleased to know that there will be a secondhand tack
stall and horse owners and horse lovers alike will be able
to get to know lots of rescued horses and ponies too.
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Saddle
Up For The North Of England Equine Fair!
The
popular North of England Equine Fair will take place at
the Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate, on Saturday 29
and Sunday 30 November, and organisers Contour Exhibitions
& Events Limited are already billing it as the biggest
and best so far.
The
North of England Equine Fair has all the ingredients for
a great family day out - a fantastic range of displays in
the Supreme Equine Arena and the Top Equestrian Arena, the
ever popular Meet the Experts area, and the Equestrian Shopping
Village where visitors can choose from over 200 exhibitors.
In
addition to a range of displays and the Equestrian Shopping
Village, the North of England Equine Fair will also the
feature the established and popular Meet the Experts area,
where experts in the fields will be available to answer
questions on a wide range of topics.
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British
Horse Society announces Ragwort success story!
The
British Horse Society is delighted to announce a real
success story in its campaign to prevent horses dying
from ragwort poisoning. The Society has been contacted
by Rick Lewis, from Kirkham in Lancashire, who, as a
result of the BHS' Ragwort Action Week (July 21-27),
spoke to his local county council about clearing some
land occupied by horses that was full of ragwort. He
was particularly concerned as there was a foal in the
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Rick
told the BHS, "On 28 July I contacted Nick Bower of
the Rural Estates section of Lancashire County Council's
Resources Directorate to raise the issue, referencing your
Ragwort Action Week web pages. They replied that they would
contact the tenant and within two weeks, before the ragwort
had seeded, the entire field had been cleared of the weed.
I was surprised at the prompt action and very pleased, especially
for the foal's sake.
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C.S.
Stutesman Named 2003 Equine Artist of Distinction by
North American Horsemen's Association
The
North American Horsemen's Association, Paynesville,
MN, is pleased to announce the selection of C.S. Stutesman
of Bowie, AZ, as recipient of the 2003 Equine Artist
of Distinction Award. C.S. (Cezanne) Stutesman is given
this honor in recognition of her knowledge, talent,
and skill at portraying horses with versatility of style,
boldness of color, and sensitivity of meaning, to create
art that is beautiful, majestic, and unforgettable.
This award also acknowledges her for bringing art and
art history to students in rural areas and to shut-ins
at hospitals and in nursing homes.
Part of the honor includes a story about Stutesman in
the 2003 NAHA Yearbook of News. The magazine also features
her paintings "Gold Rush" on the magazine's
front cover and "Bring the Beans" on the inside
back cover opposite to a poem by the artist entitled,
"Lord, Make Me Like My Horse. " Please
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Derby
House Novice and Intermediate Final winners
ALEX
Postolowsky and the diminutive Diplomatic Jack captured
the prestigious final of the Derby House Novice Owner/Rider
series in a fiercely fought event at Henbury Hall in
Cheshire.
Carole
Dennis riding Goulton Storm took the Intermediate section
from 21 starters.
Now
nine, Diplomatic Jack was bought unseen by Alex and
her mother Sue six years ago.
At
15hh Diplomatic Jack is "a little horse with a
giant heart" according to 18-year-old Alex who
produced him herself.
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Marshall
Takes Gijon Grand Prix
HARRY
Marshall completed the virtual Irish whitewash at
Gijon, Spain, by winning the fixture's Grand Prix
tonight (Monday) on his own <Splendido>, and
beating world leading rider Markus Fuchs into second
place.
Marshall
had already played a part in Ireland winning the Spanish
Nations Cup at Gijon on Saturday, and his team-mate
Lt. Shane Carey also won the Gijon Speed Class tonight.
Carey took fourth in the Grand Prix, riding <Killossery>.
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Carey
Wins Gijon Speed Class
IRELAND'S
Lt. Shane Carey won the Speed Class at Gijon today
(Monday) on the 11 yr old Irish-bred mare <Laughton's
Lass>.
Carey
narrowly missed winning Thursday's speed class on
the same horse, being narrowly beaten by Swiss ace
Markus Fuchs, but left nothing to chance today.
Clem
McMahon on <Dark Flight> took third today, while
Harry Marshall, riding <Romance> followed up
in eighth.
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Biggest
and Best Devon & Cornwall Christmas Equine Fair Under
Starter's Orders!
The
successful Devon & Cornwall Christmas Equine Fair returns
by popular demand to Westpoint, Exeter, on Saturday 22 and
Sunday 23 November - and organisers Contour Exhibitions
& Events Limited are already billing it as the biggest
and best so far.
The
Fair, which has been running for seven years, is well established
as a highlight in the South West's equine calendar. It is
a great family day out, combining superb displays with advice
from the experts, and an Equine Shopping Village with over
100 exhibitors to choose from.
Highlights
from the Fair include:
" A breathtaking display from national show jumping
champion Geoff Billington;
" Lessons on how to manage problem horses from expert
Richard Maxwell;
" An exciting display from Amanda Saville of Chariots
of Fire;
" An insight into the work of the International League
for the Protection of Horses (ILPH). The ILPH will also
be running its successful Crunch a Carrot fundraising campaign,
where its representative will be selling off carrots to
raise money for the charity. It was so popular last year
that the carrots ran out, leading to a Devon wide search
for sackfuls of the horses' favourite!
" The ever-popular Stallion Parade from local studs.
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Legged
up in style with Toggi
Leading
equestrian clothing brand Toggi has unveiled its latest
range of long riding boots, combining essential practicality,
comfort, style and proven protection.
For
those looking for a traditional style of riding boot,
this Autumn sees the launch of two new styles into
the collection, the Ripon and Derby long leather riding
boots. They represent a complete revamp for Toggi's
long boots, featuring high cut sides and a flattering
shape to fit the rider with perfection.
The
Ripon and Derby join Toggi's existing range of long
boots, which includes the Gymkhana boots for juniors
and Equestrian boots for adults. Please
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Robert
Smith Triumphs In The Killoran Demolition Grand Prix
The
principal competition of the easibed Scope Festival 2003
was filmed in front of a packed house on Saturday night.
The atmosphere was electric in the Championship Arena as
an enthusiastic crowd welcomed the Killoran Demolition Grand
Prix with a fabulous total prize fund of £22,000.
Filmed
for Sky Television, a hotly contested competition, which
had the eager audience sitting on the edge of their seats,
then ensued. International show jumper Robert Smith, having
had an incredibly successful season, continued along his
winning streak and completing the three round competition
as the eventual winners. From 39 starters, Robert, riding
his stunning grey horse Kalusha were the last combination
to go in the jump off grasping victory in a time of 37.48
seconds. A delighted Robert, who recently competed at the
European Championships in Germany and is based in Shrewley,
Warwickshire, was presented with her award by Jimmy Maguire,
Peter Gillespie and Michael Mac, all Directors of Scope
Promotions (Equestrian) Ltd.
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Show
Jumping - Kerrygold Grand Prix League - Kernan Racks
Up First Win Of Season
THOUGH
always in contention for the top spot, James Kernan
racked up his first Grand Prix win of the season at
Cavan today (Sunday), and edged himself into No.2
on the League rankings.
Riding
his own <Out Of Touch>, James consolidated his
consistently good performances throughout the year
with the only double clear of the competition, and
said afterwards: << It was a grand course, but
a very testing track, and I am especially delighted
with the win here today, and even more pleased to
be No. 2 in the League standings.>>
Peter
Smyth, fast becoming the Golden Boy of this year's
League, rode his former trotter <Zara's Pride>
into third place in the Grand Prix, despite having
an ankle broken in two places and a broken big toe,
incurred during a fall earlier in the week. He is
now 10 points clear of Kernan in the League rankings,
as a result. Please click
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Ward
Wins $150,000 Prudential Financial Grand Prix to Culminate
the 2003 Hampton Classic Horse Show
Bridgehampton,
NY—August 31, 2003-- The 28th Annual Hampton Classic
Horse Show was once again the perfect end to the perfect
summer. McLain Ward of Brewster, NY rode Hurricane, owned
by Sarah B. Willeman & Turnabout Farm, to win his third
$150,000 Prudential Financial Grand Prix in Bridgehampton,
NY. The former mayor of New York City, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani,
presented Ward with his award.
After
the qualifying competition, the $30,000 Adequan Grand Prix
held on Friday, August 29, 29 horses qualified to compete
in the week’s highlighted event. Out of the starting
field, only five horse-and-rider combinations managed to
ride clear over Olympian Conrad Homfeld’s first round
course to qualify to ride over the shortened jump-off course.
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Champions
Crowned at the 2003 Hampton Classic Horse Show
Bridgehampton,
NY—August 31, 2003—As is the case every year at
the Hampton Classic Horse Show, a wide variety of championship
titles were awarded.
At
the 28th edition of the Hampton Classic, local favorite
Joe Fargis of Southampton, NY, was named the Open Jumper
Champion riding Ingaletta. Fargis, 55, is a double Olympic
gold medalist, having won both team and individual gold
in 1984.
In
this year’s Championship report, a number of coincidences
were found. Double victories went to Alexandra Arute of
Avon, CT. Arute won the Small Pony Hunter title riding Far
From Home and the Medium Pony Hunter Championship title
riding Enchanted Forest.
Local
rider Paige Allardice of Sagaponack, NY, won two titles
as well. Riding Rainbeau’s Reflection, Allardice took
home the Children’s Working Hunter Large Pony Championship
and the Children’s Working Hunter Large Pony –
Section B, riding King of Hearts.
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McLain
Ward Polishes Off Another Win in $25,000 Sally Hansen Grand
Prix
Bridgehampton,
NY—August 30, 2003—For the second year in a row,
McLain Ward of Brewster, NY, rode away with top honors in
the $25,000 Sally Hansen Grand Prix at the 28th annual Hampton
Classic Horse Show in Bridgehampton, NY.
Forty-seven
horses entered the competition with ten advancing to the
grand prix, including two for Ward. Riding Kartousch, his
seven-year-old mare, Ward took the early lead by posting
a time of 36.27 seconds. The time held until Ward returned
to the ring with Labelle, a nine-year-old bay mare owned
by Sarah Willeman and Turnabout Farm. Blistering around
the shortened jump-off track set by course designer Conrad
Homfeld of Southampton, NY, Ward clocked in at 35.20 seconds
to become the new leader. Sydney Olympian Laura Kraut was
the only other entry to come close to Ward’s winning
time, posting a score of 35.29 seconds to finish second.
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Show
Jumping Results: CSIO Rotterdam Netherlands 28 - 31
August 2003
PETROPLUS
PRIJS, Presented by: Petroplus International NV
1)
BALABOESKA R; Jeroen DUBBELDAM (NED), 2) NOMOGRAAF;
Pieter KOOPMANS (NED), 3) GINGER WATT; Dermott LENNON
(IRL)
PRIJS VAN DE PROVINCIE ZUID-HOLLAND, Presented by:
Province of South-Holland
1)
LINCOLN; Albert ZOER (NED), 2) ADLANTUS AS FRH; Lars
NIEBERG (GER), 3) LORO PIANA DIME DE LA COUR; Roberto
ARIOLDI (ITA)
DE BOER TENTEN PRIJS, Presented by: De Boer Tenten
1)
TIBOR; William FUNNELL (GBR), 2) CHICAGO; Dermott
LENNON (IRL), 3) OKIDOKI; Gert-Jan BRUGGINK (NED)
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Show
Jumping Results: CSI*** Munster, Germany August 28
- 31 2003
LEHMANN-PREIS
: 1) COCO 75; Markus BEERBAUM (GER), 2) DER LOHMANN;
Toni HASSMANN (GER), 3) FIT 3; Holger WULSCHNER (GER)
AWM-PREIS : 1) CARSTLE FORBES LIBERTINA;
Jessica KUERTEN (IRL), 2) DER LOHMANN; Toni HASSMANN
(GER), 3) LEO 127; Henrik GRIESE (GER) HANS-LIEBHERR-PREIS
: 1) MONTENDER 2; Marco KUTSCHER (GER), 2) AEGON'S
DOVER; Luciana DINIZ-KNIPPLING (BRA), 3) PIK'O PUR;
Carsten AVERKAMP (GER) PREIS DER WARSTEINER BRAUEREI
(GRAND PRIX) : 1) FRECHDACHS; Michael WHITAKER
(GBR), 2) GLADYS S; Ludger BEERBAUM (GER), 3) AEGON'S
DOVER; Luciana DINIZ-KNIPPLING (BRA)
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The
Welsh Pony, Cob & Part Bred
The Welsh breeds are the most beautiful and aristocratic
of all the native ponies and their influence is so widespread
that it is not difficult to trace the presence
of Welsh blood in many animals successful in equestrian
events of all sorts throughout the world.
The Stud Book contains four sections:
The Welsh Mountain Pony (Section A)
The Welsh Pony (Section B)
The Welsh Pony of Cob Type (Section C)
The Welsh Cob (Section D)
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Welsh
Mountain Ponies are believed to be descended from the Celtic
Pony and to have existed in the mountains of Wales for over
a thousand years, enduring great hardship and often persecution.
As a result of this hardship, these ponies have developed
a hardiness of constitution and an intelligence which has
made them one of the finest foundations for horse breeding
in the World. Today the Welsh Mountain Pony is acknowledged
to be the world's most beautiful pony.
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Black
is the new green from Toggi
Toggi
has some good news for all of those riders and country
lovers who only divert from their beloved black when
the greens, blues and browns favoured by country clothing
brands dictate that they do so. Black - that perennial
fashion favourite - is the new green in Toggi's 2003
Autumn/Winter collection. What's more, with the variety
of products from hats and jackets to trousers and sweatshirts
now available in this colour choice, you can dress in
black from head to foot.
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British
Horse Society Royal President to open Three Downs Link
long distance route
The
British Horse Society's President, Her Royal Highness
The Princess Royal, will perform the opening ceremony
of the Three Downs Link, a long distance route for riders,
walkers and cyclists at approximately 12 noon on Friday
26 September. The link joins together the two national
trails of The South Downs Way and The Ridgeway, crossing
Hampshire, Wiltshire and Oxfordshire in the process. |
At
the ceremony Her Royal Highness will be accompanied by BHS
chief executive Mrs Kay Driver and BHS chairman Mrs Pat
Campbell, and will meet with local BHS volunteers, landowners
and council rights of way officers involved with the route.
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Leigh
Healey Rides in Style to Win $10,000 CK Equitation Championship
At the 2003 Hampton Classic
Bridgehampton,
NY—August 30, 2003—Leigh Healey of Lumberton,
NJ, rode to the top of the $10,000 CK Equitation Championship
at the 28th annual Hampton Classic Horse Show in Bridgehampton,
NY.
The
competition was held over two rounds, over two days, over
two separate courses in the grass grand prix ring. The top
ten riders from Thursday’s Round 1 advanced to Saturday’s
Final where they carried forward their scores and competed
in reverse order of standing. Healey, in sixth position
coming into Round II riding the 13-year-old bay gelding,
Starlight, topped the ten-horse field.
“Starlight
is owned by my older sister, Mary Alexis, but she’s
in college now so he’s mine to ride,” explained
Healey, 17, who began riding Starlight in February. “I
also ride him in the low junior jumper division. He’s
a very brave and honest horse. Even if he gets nervous,
he’ll never cheat you out.”
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Irish
Triumph At Spanish Nations Cup
FOLLOWING
yesterday's disappointing Super League result for Ireland
at Rotterdam, a second Irish show jumping team trounced
the opposition this afternoon (Saturday) in Gijon, Spain,
to win the Nations Cup by a margin of four points.
Under
Chef d'Equipe Lt. Col. Gerry Mullins, the Irish squad
of Lt. Shane Carey, Harry Marshall, Capt. Gerry Flynn
and Clem McMahon delivered the result riding four Irish-bred
horses.
Ireland
finished with a total of 16 faults, beating the British
team on 20 points into second place, while Belgium was
third. A total of ten nations took part, but three of
these - Germany, France and Portugal, were unable to
make it to the second round today.
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Cablevision’s
Kids Day Clowns Around at 2003 Hampton Classic Horse Show
Bridgehampton,
NY—August 30, 2003—Cablevision’s Kids Day
provided an entire day of fun and activities for the whole
family at the 28th annual Hampton Classic Horse Show.
Catering
to the young people who attend the Hampton Classic Horse
Show, the Eighth Annual Cablevision’s Kids Day offered
no shortage of games and attractions. Youngsters spent time
at the World of the Horse™ Exhibition Tent and Show
Yard area right behind the main Grandstands. A big hit was
Llamaland, which featured goats and alpacas, too, Millstone
Farm's Miniature Horses and several unusual breeds of horses.
Double-Bar-D
petting zoo was also on hand to introduce kids to the formerly
abandoned creatures that they have lovingly rescued, including
rabbits and even a pot bellied pig. Following free pony
rides, the Kids-Teaching-Kids Pony Care Program allowed
children to get interactive and learn that a lot of work
goes into having a pony. Additional educational projects
included a special presentation on the contributions made
by Companion Dogs.
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Jumping Results: CSIO Gijon Spain 27 August - 1 September
2003
Class
No. 6, sponsored by TROFEO PESCANOVA
1)
QUERLY CHIN; CHRISTOPHE BARBEAU (SUI)
2) MILLENIUM; JOHN FRENCH (USA)
3) EL CAMPEON'S SO LONG 29; EVA GONDA (USA)
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