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| 16th Mar 2002 |
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Threat
to Horse Welfare - Equine Voice Needs to be Heard
THE support
of the equestrian community is urgently being called upon to
help fight far-reaching proposals to radically change the way
veterinary medicines are sold. |
As the campaign
to fight European Commission legislation is stepped up
additional support is being sought from the equestrian world in making
its concerns known about the changes.
This is the plea put out from the Animal Health Alliance (AHA) formed
last year to specially challenge the proposals.
The changes, if approved would mean all medicines for equines would
be obtainable only under prescription.
This would
include not only essential medicines such as horse wormers, (classified
as PML) but also certain over the counter products (so called GSL's)
such as some sweet itch treatments and insecticidal shampoos.
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| 16th Mar 2002 |
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Paints
owners have hailed from 43 nations around the world
American Paint
Horse Association highlights breed's popularity, accomplishments
in new report
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FORT WORTH, Texas-
More than 269,000 people in 43 nations around the world have owned
registered Paint Horses in the past 40 years, according to a new report
issued by the American Paint Horse Association (APHA).
Since its
founding in 1962, APHA has registered more than 650,000 horses. In
the last 10 years alone, APHA has registered more than 450,000 horses
- 69 percent of the 40-year total. Those figures helped make APHA
one of the fastest growing horse breed registries in the world.
These facts
and a variety of other news and statistics are contained in the 2001
APHA Annual Report.
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| 16th Mar 2002 |
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Busy
Vet Needs Urgent Sponsorship for Charity Run
Busy equine
vet Andrew Harrison (37) of Kearns & Rea in Tewkesbury is
desperately seeking sponsorship for his London Marathon run.
Comments Andrew, who is vet at the ILPH (International League
for the Protection of Horses) Herefordshire Centre, Glenda Spooner
Farm, "I have always promised myself that I would run in
the London Marathon one day and it was early one morning while
attending a sick ILPH mare that I rashly said that I would run
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"I say 'rashly'
because I didn't stop to think what was involved in getting sponsorship!
With my vet's duties, serious training for the run and being a father
of two I have precious little time left to look for sponsorship.
"Having seen first hand the excellent work done by the ILPH during
the last 9 years I feel that it is a very worthy cause and well worth
all the time I am putting into my training."
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| 16th Mar 2002 |
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Show
Jumping Hall of Fame Extends Deadline For Horse Shows To Join
Jumper Classic Series
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Tampa,
FL—March 15, 2002—The Show Jumping Hall of Fame has extended
the deadline for horse shows wishing to host events on the 2002 Show
Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series to May 31.
This year,
for the first time, the Show Jumping Hall of Fame Jumper Classic Series
will offer separate Series for amateur-owner jumpers and for junior
jumpers. Furthermore, the standings in these two Series will be used
to determine which amateur-owner jumpers and which junior jumpers
will qualify to ride in the 2002 National Horse Show.
Because
of the significance of this, some horse shows expressed interest in
joining the Series after the original deadline had passed. In the
best interest of the sport, the Show Jumping Hall of Fame Board of
Directors felt it best to give horse shows more time to finalize their
decisions.
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Three West
Coast League Riders Qualify For FEI Show Jumping World Cup
Final
Gladstone,
New Jersey – March 15, 2002 – Will Simpson of
Westlake Village, CA; Ray Texel of Beverly Hills, CA; and
Richard Spooner of Glendale, CA have qualified from the
U.S. West Coast League for the Show Jumping World Cup Final
in Leipzig, Germany May 1-5, 2002.
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The USET will send
a squad of 11 riders to the Final – three from the West Coast
League, seven from the East plus Robert Chelberg, a U.S. citizen living
in Prague who won the Eastern European League. The U.S. East Coast
riders will be named following the last class in the East Coast League
on March 28.
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| 16th Mar 2002 |
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USA
Equestrian Accepting Applications To Host USA Reining Seat Medal
Finals In 2003 |
USA Equestrian
is accepting applications from competitions interested in hosting
the USA Reining Seat Medal Finals in 2003. The USA Equestrian Western
Council will meet April 25, 2002, in Burbank, California to review
applications and choose a new host competition based on location,
date, competition facility and management and competition history.
All competitions are encouraged to apply.
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| 16th Mar 2002 |
Show Jumping Results:
CSI-W Dortmund 15-17 March 2002
AUDI Cup, International Jumping Competition for Young Horses
1)
KASTING HORSES GAVI; Helena WEINBERG (GER), 2) GIPSY DE BACON; Cameron
HANLEY (IRL), 3) FARINA 581; Rene TEBBEL (GER)
Punktespringprufung,
International Jumping Competition Accumulator with Joker
1) ANTHEM; Dermott LENNON (IRL), 2) PALM BEACH
18; Lutz GRIPSHOVER (GER), 3) SANTANA 329; Andreas RIPKE (GER) Points
52.00 Time 42.11
Eroffnungsspringen,
International Jumping Competition
1) CANDELA NRW; Heinrich Hermann ENGEMANN (GER), 2) FERNET M; Rene
TEBBEL (GER), 3) LANDSTREICHER MOBILCOM; Toni HASSMANN (GER)
Preis der Stadt Dortmund, International Jumping Competition
1) LISCALGOT;
Dermott LENNON (IRL), 2) ANKA 191; Marcus EHNING (GER), 3) GANDINI
BALOUBET DU ROUET; Rodrigo PESSOA (BRA)
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| 15th Mar 2002 |
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Federation Equestre Internationale
News
14 March 2002 |
Bill Steinkraus
Received FEI Award
On the
occasion of the CSI-W Wellington, Florida, on 3 March 2002, William
C. Steinkraus (USA) received the FEI Award for Dedicated and Distinguished
Services to Equestrian Sport. World Cup Dressage Final
The World Cup Dressage Final will be held in ‘s-Hertogenbosch
from 21 to 24 March 2002.
Eventing & Dressage Pony Championship Moved To Hagen
Due to organisational difficulties on the part of the organising
committee, the venue and dates of the Eventing and Dressage Pony Championships
for 2002 have been changed. The Dressage and Eventing Pony Championships
will now be held at Hagen (GER) from 31st July to 4 August 2002.
Executive Board Meeting
The Executive Board met on 4 March in Palm Beach, Florida, in
conjunction with the CSI-W Wellington. Among the main topics discussed
were the following: 2004 Olympic Games Athens, 2002 European Pony
Championships, President’s Cup, 2006 WEG.
World Cup Jumping Situation In The Leagues
In the 2001 / 2002 season there are 13 Leagues in the FEI World Cup
Jumping. There is a new League in the Middle East with three competitions
in the United Arab Emirates. Ten Leagues have ended their qualifications,
three Leagues are still going.
Accident
At CSI-C Weikersdorf (Aut)
Two
members of the Hungarian Team, Istvan Lipcei (lorry driver) and Gergely
Szabadi (groom) were found in their caravan in coma on Sunday morning
10 March 2002 at CSI-C Weikersdorft (AUT). The first aid diagnosed
a carbon monoxide poisoning. The driver Istvan Lipcei passed away
on site, while the groom Gergely Szabadi was brought to the local
hospital.
The event
was cancelled at 9:30 the same morning. The situation of the Hungarian
groom was reported by the hospital as stable but not yet out of danger.
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| 15th Mar 2002 |
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Bookie's
Daughter Excells at Extortion
A bookie's
daughter has taken up a charity's challenge and has raised over
double the money needed.
Sarah Humphreys (33) a bookie's daughter who has taken up the
ILPH (International League for the Protection of Horses) Jordan
Challenge Ride has raised a staggering £5,345, when £2,000
would have been enough !
Says Sarah, who flies off to Jordan this Saturday, "I read
the piece about last year's challenge in the ILPH Newsletter
and felt inspired to do the trip myself. I'm good at extortion
so set myself twice the normal target of £2,000."
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| 15th Mar 2002 |
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Steinkraus
Receives FEI Award |
William C. Steinkraus,
the first American to win an individual Olympic equestrian gold medal,
has been awarded the FEI Award for Dedicated and Distinguished Services
to Equestrian Sport. The trophy was presented by the FEI President,
HRH The Infanta Doña Pilar de Borbón, during the CSI-W
Wellington, Florida, on March 3, 2002.
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| 15th Mar 2002 |
Show Jumping Result:
Spanish Sunshine Tour, Vejer de la Frontera
PRUEBA/CLASS
124 Small Tour A
1) CARLOW; Souttal, Lym (GBR), 2) CAPPOLLA; Pearson, Russel (GBR),
3) LONORA; Whinnett, John (GBR)
PRUEBA/CLASS 124 Small Tour A
1) CARLOW; Souttal, Lym (GBR), 2) CAPPOLLA; Pearson, Russel (GBR),
3) LONORA; Whinnett, John (GBR)
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14th Mar 2002 |
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United
States Wins $50,000 Samsung Nations’ Cup, Presented By
Canadian National, To Highlight CSIO Wellington At The Cosequin
Winter Equestrian Festival
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Wellington, Florida—March
12, 2002—The United States show jumping squad of Margie Engle
of Wellington, FL, Lauren Hough of Ocala, FL, Laura Kraut of Oconomowoc,
WI and McLain Ward of Brewster, NY rode to victory in the $50,000
Samsung Nation’s Cup, presented by Canadian National at the Cosequin
Winter Equestrian Festival.
The U.S.
victory came over teams from Ireland, Canada and Argentina in the
first outdoor Nation’s Cup (team show jumping combination) ever
held in the U.S.
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| 14th Mar 2002 |
The Southern National
Expo 2002
The Southern
National Expo 2002, is gearing up for their second appearance at
the Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter in Perry, GA on
July 19-21, 2001.
"We
are excited about returning to Perry for our second show",
said Donna Johnson, Show Director.
The Southern
National Expo provides a unique opportunity for horse owners and
enthusiast from all over the Southeast region to congregate for
educational clinics, equine related entertainment, and SHOPPING!
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| 14th Mar 2002 |
Stratton Mountain Inn
To Sponsor The Vermont Summer Festival Grand Prix Pavilion
East
Dorset, Vermont—March 12, 2002 - The Stratton Mountain Inn has
become the Grand Prix Pavilion Sponsor for the 5-week-long Vermont
Summer Festival Horse Show to be held at the Harold Beebe Farm in
East Dorset, Vermont, July 10 through August 11, 2002.
"Support
and involvement of area businesses is a critical element in staging
an event such as ours," stated Dotty Ammerman, Vermont Summer
Festival Executive Director. "We are especially pleased with
our relationship with the Stratton Mountain Inn because they offer
the type of accommodation and resort environment that so many of our
show participants are looking for."
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| 13th Mar 2002 |
South Essex
Insurance Brokers SEARCH FOR A STAR
Horse of the Year Show 2002
Talent Search
Moves With HOYS To Birmingham
New
selection venues in Sussex and Wiltshire
Search
for a Star, now entering its seventh year, will be giving amateur
riders and owners an extra incentive this year - the chance to be
amongst the first to compete at the Horse of the Year Show's new
home, the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham.
The competition,
designed to give amateurs an opportunity to compete at the Horse
of the Year Show, was devised and is run by South Essex Insurance
Brokers. There are six categories and selection days are run at
five venues around the country. The first two in each category are
invited to take part in the final when judges Robert Oliver and
Anne Pritchard select five champions and a supreme champion.
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| 13th Mar 2002 |
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Brainwaves
With Charles Owen
Sponsorship
of a Show is not normally a life and death issue. However Charles
Owen was recently approached by Deborah Ward who is a Board
Member of the Brain Trauma Foundation in New York. It is the
goal of the Brain Trauma Foundation to improve the outcome of
all patients suffering from brain injury with implementation
of the scientific evidence based protocol that has been developed. |
Therefore to attract
the support of leading International Headwear Manufacturer Charles
Owen as a Main Corporate Sponsor was a logical progression and association.
In 2002 the 'AA-Rated' Fairfield County Show elected to support the
Brain Trauma Foundation charity which was founded in 1986. To approach
a headwear manufacturer whose aim it is to protect riders and help
to prevent brain injury was the obvious step. Charles Owen has agreed,
as post trauma care is also a large concern of theirs and the next
step in their commitment to riders worldwide.
The aim of the
BTF is to educate the hospitals to use a simple $100.00 procedure
which can literally make the difference between life and death. Monitoring
the brain pressure is a simple first step in treating head injury
and a key part of treatment guidelines supported by the American Association
of Neurological Surgeons, the World Health Organisations Head-Injury
Committee and the American College of Surgeons.
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Federation
Equestre Internationale News
U.S. Team Wins Samsung Nations Cup Presented
by Canadian National at Cosequin Winter Equestrian Festival
Wellington, FL
WELLINGTON,
FL - March 8, 2002 - The United States show jumping squad of
Margie Engle of Wellington, FL, Lauren Hough of Ocala, FL, Laura
Kraut of Oconomowoc, WI and McLain Ward of Brewster, NY rode
to victory in the $50,000 Samsung Nations' Cup, presented by
Canadian National. |
The U.S. victory
came over teams from Ireland, Canada and Argentina in the first outdoor
Nations' Cup (team show jumping competition) ever held in the U.S.
The Nations' Cup, held at the Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club as part
of the Cosequin Winter Equestrian Festival, is sanctioned by the Fédération
Equestre Internationale (FEI) and helps determine which countries
qualify to compete in the 2002 Samsung Nations' Cup World Final in
Donaueschingen, Germany in August.
The U.S.
finished the two-round competition with 16 faults to top Canada's
score of 29. Ireland was third with 32 faults and Argentina was fourth
with 33.
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| 13th Mar 2002 |
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Eye
to “I”: Inner Vision Championships for Riders With
A Disability Attracts International Riders
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HUNTINGTON, NY—March
12, 2002—Riders from five nations have accepted invitations to
the first Inner Vision Championships for Riders with a Disability.
The Championships are being organized by the National Disability Sports
Alliance and Pal-O-Mine Equestrian, Inc. and will be held at Willow
Tree Farm at Caumsett State Historic Park in Huntington, NY, July
9-13 and will feature a special competition for blind and visually
impaired riders.
Russia,
Japan, Canada and Germany will join the U.S. with riders in the championship
dressage competition, which has been approved and recognized by the
International Paralympic Equestrian Committee. Other than the Paralympic
Games, this competition will be the first international championship
for riders with disabilities held in this country.
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| 13th Mar 2002 |
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1st
Horse Rescue Mannikin Developed to Train Rescue Techniques
On
Saturday, March 9, 2002 at the Santa Cruz Horseman's Association,
there was a rescue demonstration using ‘Lucky" the
horse mannikin in several situations such as extricating the
horse from a ravine, getting it on a glide and into a trailer
for transport. Also "Lucky" was rescued from an
overturned trailer, which simulates a vehicle accident.
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This
was an opportunity for the rescue team, paramedics and an equine veterinarian
to practice their skills in saving a horse and rider, without the
need of a live horse. Craig Jones, President of Rescue Critters! stated;
"Our animal mannikins provide realistic training to learn life
saving techniques, practice them safely and be prepared for emergency
care until they can transport their pet to a veterinarian."
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| 13th Mar 2002 |
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Selection
Trials Identified for American Vaulters
March 12,
2002--USA Equestrian has identified four team selection trials
for American vaulters who hope to compete at the fourth World
Equestrian Games (WEG) to be held in Jerez, Spain from September
11-22, 2002.
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The first of the
four team selection trials will be held on May 5th at Flying Cloud
Farm in Petaluma, CA. Vaulting teams must earn a minimum of three
scores of 7.0 or higher during the selection period. Vaulting teams
will need to attend a minimum of two of the selection trials. A third
score can be obtained at any USA Equestrian recognized vaulting competition
or CVI held before June 9, 2002.
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| 13th Mar 2002 |
Forde Appointed Irish
Chef De Mission For WEG
Dermot
Forde, who was recently appointed by the Equestrian Federation of
Ireland Executive as Irish Chef de Mission for the World Equestrian
Games, flew out today (Tuesday, March 12) to inspect the facilities
at Jerez, Spain.
Forde,
a Co. Meath-based veterinarian, and Honorary Treasurer of the EFI,
has already acted as Chef de Mission for the Irish squad at the
World Equestrian Games in Rome in 1998.
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| 13th Mar 2002 |
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Stancik
and Gilson Win Qualifiers at the Arizona Reining Horse Classic
Gladstone,
New Jersey—March 11, 2002—Darren Stancik and Tracer
Gilson won USET Reining classes at the Arizona Reining Horse
Classic, held March 9, in Scottsdale, AZ.
Darren
Stancik, of Salem, OR, won the Intervet/USET Reining Championship
Qualifier aboard Chocolate Chic Olena, owned by Carter Smith,
with a score of 225, winning $2659.80. Stancik edged out John
Slack, on Jo Young’s Smart Anna Lena, who scored 223
for second place, winning a check for $2250.60.
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| 13th Mar 2002 |
It's Time To Saddle
Up and get Ready To Ride!
The status quo
"pro slaughter" horse industry organizations do not represent
the sentiments of the majority of recreational and pleasure horse
enthusiasts. Accordingly, the California Equine Council has formed
HOOFPAC, a new and long overdue equine legislative coalition, comprised
of prominent anti-slaughter horse organizations and activists throughout
the nation.
Our mission
is to provide a political voice for horse people who do not put
the Œcart before the horse¹ so to speak.
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| 12th Mar 2002 |
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Lucky
Horse Lover Nets £5,000 in Prize Draw
When horse
lover Stephanie Enderby sent a donation to a charity little
did she think that her generosity would scoop her £5,000
in their prize draw.
Thanks to her kind donation to the ILPH (International League
for the Protection of Horses) Stephanie (24), of Hurtmore, Godalming,
Surrey was sent information on the work of the charity together
with a book of prize draw tickets. One of those tickets that
she bought was 'first out of the hat' at Olympia (Horse Show)
on 21st December last year.
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| 12th Mar 2002 |
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Equine
Sport Therapy Courses
Equine
Sport Therapy are running a series of one day courses throughout
the year starting on April 8th at Lucy Thompson's yard on
the Kent/Surrey border.
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The courses run
by Chris Caden-Parker, an experienced equine sports therapist and
Lucy Thompson, former Open European Three Day Event Champion, cover
a number of topics. These include fitness assessment, training techniques,
conformation and structure of the athletic horse, evaluation of different
therapies and the integrated role of the therapist, rider, farrier,
vet, trainer and nutritionist.
"With the
event and show season already upon us, we are keen to encourage riders
and owners to maintain their horse's health and fitness while enduring
the rigours of competition," says Lucy.
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| 12th Mar 2002 |
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USA
Equestrian Announces Expansion of Silver Stirrup Awards Program |
USA Equestrian
is pleased to announce that it has expanded the Performance Horse
Registry's 2002 Silver Stirrup Awards Program to include new National
awards for Hunter Breeding, Intermediate and Preliminary Level Eventing
and Children's Hunter.
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| 12th Mar 2002 |
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Planning
For Return Of The Spectacular Denim And Diamonds
West Palm
Beach, FL—March 11, 2002—The planning for the return
of the spectacular Denim and Diamonds got under way during
the final week of the Cosequin Winter Equestrian Festival’s
stay in Wellington.
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Co-Chairmen Mason
Phelps of Wellington, Beverly Lake Wilkes and Angela Koch, both of
Palm Beach, have announced that the long-awaited return of Denim and
Diamonds will come on February 15, 2004. The last Denim and Diamonds
in 2000, a tribute to the Olympic Games, raised more than $400,000
for the United States Equestrian Team, its largest fundraiser ever.
The return in 2004 coincides with the next Olympic Games in Athens.
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| 12th Mar 2002 |
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Mary
Tyng Thrills Crowd In $150,000 Ford Grand Prix Of The Desert
During Indio Finale |
If you were going
to write a suspense thriller using Grand Prix show jumping as the
backdrop, today's $150,000 Ford Grand Prix of the Desert provided
the ideal script. Forty-one horses and riders attempted Dave Ballard's
challenging course. "This is the last West Coast Qualifier for
the World Cup indoors in Germany. I built a course typical of an indoor
course, consistent with an indoor arena," explained Ballard of
Ontario, Canada. "I had three, four and five stride lines that
created the technical challenges found with shorter lines. They required
the horse to be 'scopey' and the jumps were big enough that the riders
in general exhibited a tendency to not be able to ride the time allowed."
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Texan
Captures Final Grand Prix At Ocala |
Aboard Maverick,
Mike McCormick of Flower Mound, TX earned $30,000 in prize money in
today's $100,000 King Shavings Grand Prix. Maverick, a relative newcomer
to the grand prix ranks, posted his first win on the West Coast at
last November's LA International, and proved he can win on East Coast
as well.
Thirty-six horses
vied for the top prize in the grand finale of the HITS Ocala Winter
Circuit. The new Post Time horse show grounds have proved popular
with exhibitors. Tricia O'Connor was the first to earn a clear round
aboard Furistos Treasure. McCormick and four others joined her in
the jump-off.
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| 12th Mar 2002 |
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2002
HITS Indio Desert Circuit Wraps On A High Note |
The weather was
perfect. The HITS Indio Desert Circuit lived up to its expectation
of "Horse Shows In The Sun!" Trainer John Turner, decked
out in sunglasses and a short-sleeved shirt, lamented returning to
the State of Washington. "You know it snowing at home don't you?"
As the capacity
crowd filled the Sponsor Tent and seating around the Grand Prix field,
Circuit Champions paraded in to the applause of the crowd. Peter Pletcher
rode Becky Gochman's Bohemia to the First Year Green Circuit championship,
while Tracy Sully took home two Circuit reserve championships with
Choreography for First Year Green Hunters and Amateur Owner 36-50
Hunters.
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| 11th Mar 2002 |
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Communicating
By The Seat Of Your Pants
WAVERLY,
WV--Sometimes a super horse appears at the events where our
instructors are showing that really catches my eye. He is
already such a nice mover or I can see that he has the potential
for three good gaits as he progresses. The following year,
however, I might not even recognize the same horse much less
tag him as a rising star.
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His flowing gaits
have become short and choppy. His soft jaw and relaxed back are now
clamped and tight.Instead of moving forward in his training, he has
deteriorated. When a setback like this happens, the reason is often
that his rider does not have an independent seat.
Developing
a truly independent seat is the ultimate goal for a rider. It is not
about looking pretty on the horse. It is about being in the right
position with the right control over your own body in order to be
able to communicate clearly and logically with the horse. If your
horse feels the bit move in his mouth, it should be because you are
deliberately asking him for a specific shape or a cadence or a degree
of collection, not because you have momentarily lost your balance
or have become tense somewhere in your body.
Obviously,
if you are bouncing around on the horse's back or grabbing at his
mouth in order to keep your balance, that "noise" is what
he is going to listen to. If the way you are sitting or moving on
his back creates pain or discomfort for the horse, then any communication
is gone. Without an independent seat, it is impossible to properly
influence the horse's mind and body in order to train it for any higher
level equestrian sport from dressage to eventing or cutting or reining.
The rider
must master six distinct skills as she or he develops an independent
seat.
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| 11th Mar 2002 |
Show Jumping Result:
CSIO Wellington USA 6-10 March 2002
$100,000 Cosequin
US Open Jumper Championship (Grand Prix)
1) SHUTTERFLY/Meredith Beerbaum/GERMANY, 2) MILLCREEK RAPHAEL/Eric
Lamaze/Ontario, CANADA, 3) CARLING KING/Kevin Babington/IRELAND
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| 11th Mar 2002 |
Show Jumping Result:
Spanish Sunshine Tour, Vejer de la Frontera
PRUEBA/CLASS
116 Grand Prix Small Tour
1) TORUS
LASS; Gaffney, Julieann (IRL), 2) SUMMERTILL; Floody, John (IRL),
3) PRIMMA; Powell, Dupé (GBR)
PRUEBA/CLASS
119 Big Tour C
1) COR
D'ALME Z; Doyle, Edward (IRL), 2) OLINE DELISSE; Robert, Michel
(FRA), 3) LARCOS B; Vitali, Alberto (ITA)
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Top
Riders Entered At Burnham Market
Many of
the top names in the three day eventing world have already
entered the Advanced Sections at Burnham Market International
Horse Trials.
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Jeanette Brakewell,
Mary King, Pippa Funnell, Andrew and Bettina Hoy, Rodney Powell, Leslie
Law and Matt Ryan are amongst those who have already entered. In addition
Zara Phillips will be there, competing in her first advanced class.
"At
this early stage we are thrilled to have so many top names and we
expect a last minute rush," said Event Organiser, Alec Lochore.
"The going is ideal, which is rare in the UK after all the rain
over the last two months. One of the best things about our course
is the fact that we are one of the few events that practically guarantees
a run, which at this critical stage before Badminton, is vital for
many competitors.
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