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For Helpful Foot and Mouth Disease Infomation
| 7th July
2001 |
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BHS Root Out Ragwort Week
21-29 July 2001 |
It is that time of year again when verges and
waste ground are covered in tall yellow flowers which may look pretty, but the
sight will chill the heart of every horse owner and spells death to horses and
cattle. The British Horse Society is once again running Root Out Ragwort Week
to raise awareness of the dangers of this poisonous weed and the importance of
stopping it from seeding at all costs.
As part of Root Out Ragwort Week this year, the
BHS is calling on everyone to report infestations of the plant to their local
paper so that the culprits who allow this noxious weed to spread can be
“named and shamed”.
Ragwort is poisonous to all livestock, and humans
too, so gloves should always be worn when pulling it. It is listed as an
injurious weed under the Weeds Act 1959 which makes it an offence not to comply
with clearance notices.
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| 7th July
2001 |
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Luhmuhlen CCI*** results after
dressage
06 Jul 2001 16:31
Sofia Andler and Amaretto lead the
CCI*** at Luhmuhlen with a score of 34.6 after the dressage phase. |
Germany's Edith Beine, riding Pa's Hope is in
second place on 37.4 with Ingrid Klimke, the leader after the first day, now in
third with Robinson's Concord on 37.6. Pia Pantsu of Finland riding Karuso is
currently just 0.2 points behind with 37.8, with Britain's Pippa Funnell and
Jurassic Rising in fifth with 43.2.
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| 7th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Results - CSIO-J/YR Hagen, Germany 4-8 July 2001
Preis der Firma Coppenrath & Wiese
July 6
1) Discovery 34; Francisco Guedes ; 2) Shalom Tip Toe; Michael Kearins (IRL) ;
3) Catman; Ben Maher (GBR)
Preis der Maschinenfabrik Hippe July 6
1) Appolinaire; Richie Moloney (IRL) ; 2) Orchis DB; Andrea Bartoletti (ITA) ;
3) Goliso Louvieve; Richard Davenport (GBR)
F & H Public Relations, Junior Nations Cup July 6
1) Germany ; 2) France ; 3) Gt.Britain ; 4) Belgium ; 5) Ireland ; 6)
Netherlands ; 7) Italy
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| 7th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result - CSIO Ikast, Denmark 4-8 July 2001
Grand Prix Qualifier July 6
1) Cpt.Gerry Flynn; Rincoola Abu (IRL) ; 2) Malin Baryard; Dream On (SWE) ; 3)
Chavette Ask; Lars Pedersen (DEN)
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details |
| 7th July
2001 |
Meadowview E-Quine Brokers Inc. Internet Auction
Meadowview E-Quine Brokers Inc.
presents their first Internet Auction featuring Polish Arabians.
Viewing starts September 1, 2001
Please click here for
further details |
| 7th July
2001 |
Irish Participation In International Equestrian Events
CSI-C Lignieres Switzerland 13-15 July
2001
CSIO Poznan Poland 19-22 July 2001
CSI-A Spangenberg Germany 20-22 July 2001
CSIO Hickstead England 25-29 July 2001
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details |
| 6th July
2001 |
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Charles Owen Sponsor Stars Of The
Future
Charles Owen & Company are delighted to
announce their Product Support of the British Pony Three Day Eventing Squad.
The final squad will be named after the Final Selection Trial on 1st July.
Despite the decimation of the season due to FMD, the Squad have refused to
admit defeat despite a lack of funding and approached Charles Owen in late May.
An immediate and positive swift response has enabled everyone involved to
concentrate on preparations. |
During the past three and a half years Charles
Owen have worked closely with leading international riders. The Sponsorship of
the Pony Championship Squad is a further initiative enabling them to invest
back into the future of the sport. The prospective international stars of the
future are frequently found in these ranks, having progressed and learnt
through the invaluable Pony Club Organisation.
Roy Burek M.D. commented “The Pony Club and
British Eventing does such an important job securing and encouraging talented
young up and coming riders in the early stages of their careers. We are pleased
to be able to support both Organisations through this sponsorship. It is
refreshing to be involved with the Junior ranks at such a significant
International level. We now support from the grass roots level of equestrianism
right through to the highest Senior levels.”
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further details |
| 6th July
2001 |
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Barah Press, “Where the horses
whisper back”
“The Spiritual Life of Horses: is an
enjoyable fantasy… or is it? The author Lynette Marie DesMarais has
captured the essence of the equine thinking and produced an unparalled story
which will delight horse lovers.” Jean Llewellyn, Breeding News for
Sport Horses.
Wouldn’t you like to hear what your horses
have to say to you
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| 6th July
2001 |
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Mercy Mission to Pakistan
Following recent disturbing reports from Pakistan
involving racehorses at Karachi racecourse the ILPH (International League for
the Protection of Horses) and Brooke Hospital for Animals are making
preparations for a mercy mission to help alleviate their suffering.
Says Ian Kelly, International Manager at the ILPH,
"We only heard about the appalling suffering of the racehorses at Karachi
racecourse late Tuesday night. Yesterday we contacted Brooke Hospital who have
a large programme in Pakistan, with the result that a joint mercy mission will
be going to the racecourse early next week."
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| 6th July
2001 |
Look Out World – American Vaulters Strong As Ever
Saratoga, CA - July 1, 2001 – They
arrived from Austria, Australia, Canada, Denmark and Germany to join American
Vaulters for RIDE THE EDGE CVI* Saratogasponsored by Cooper-Garrod
Estate Vineyards. The twenty-seven horses and fifty-six vaulters dazzled the
appreciative audience as they created their unique visual poetry. Musical
selections from classical to alternative rock could be heard throughout the
event as competitors showed the creative and athletic talents required to
perform in harmony with their equine partners. Competitors must coordinate
musical selections with choreography designed to showcase their flexibility and
strength, while demonstrating their ability to be at one with their horse, who
provided the dependable and balanced canter strides.
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| 6th July
2001 |
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A Partnership between two Equine
Household Names
The ILPH and Dodson & Horrell are pleased to
announce the signing of a new agreement designed initially to rationalise the
charity's equine feed supplies across all 5 of their centres.
Says Roly Owers, Director of Fundraising and
Support Services at the ILPH, "When we decided to go out to tender to feed
manufacturers to bring all our centres into line, we were not only seeking to
secure a good financial deal."
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details |
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| 6th July
2001 |
LSU Equine Health Studies Program Launches Stallion Service
Auction to Expand Intensive Care Unit
The Equine Health Studies Program (EHSP) in the
LSU School of Veterinary Medicine will launch its first annual multiple-breed
Stallion Service Auction in September to generate funds for expansion of the
Equine Intensive Care Unit in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital and Clinics.
The new intensive care unit, projected to cost
$845,000, will be expanded from a two-stall facility to a ten-stall facility,
better meeting the rising demand from the expanding Louisiana horse industry.
"The equine case load at the veterinary school has increased approximately
15 percent annually since 1990, with 20 to 25 percent of the admitted horses
requiring emergency and critical care services," explained Dr. Rustin
Moore, EHSP director. The new unit will include four stalls specially designed
for critically ill neonatal foals and their dams, and one stall with padded
walls and an overhead hoist for horses with severe neurologic or
musculoskeletal disease. The other 6 stalls will be equipped to accommodate
critically ill and injured adult horses requiring advanced emergency and
critical care veterinary services. The equine program has currently raised
$450,000 through fund-raising events and charitable gifts.
Please click here for further
details |
| 6th July
2001 |
Iceland’s dream team of clinicians to the US
Gaited horse training masters.
The Icelandic horse has a rapidly growing number
of admirers in the USA.This incredible strong and powerful surefooted breed has
been purebred for over 1100 years, ridden and used by the Vikings, known for
extreme versatile and smooth gaits. – A horse bred for use- .The Icelandic
horse is wonderfully flexible in the body and comes 4 and 5 gaited.
For the first time in the US Iceland’s dream
team of clinicians are doing events to introduce in a professional manner the
Icelandic horse and Icelandic horsemanship.
The event called ; “The Great Icelandic Horse
Fair” will start at the Colorado Center For Equestrian Learning October
4-7th at The Home Ranch in Clark , CO.
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details |
| 6th July
2001 |
New Foundation Formed To Aid Olympic Dressage Competitors
Marietta, GA- The Applewood Foundation
for Excellence in Dressage was recently formed in Marietta, Georgia, to support
Olympic level dressage riders in a quest to develop top horse and rider
combinations for the USA Olympic Dressage team.
The inspiration to develop the tax-exempt charitable (501(c)3) foundation was
Olympian, Michelle Gibson. Gibson, a US bronze medallist in the 1996 Olympics,
has trained at Applewood Farm in Georgia since she returned form Europe in
1992. "We have seen how difficult is was in 1996 for Michelle to raise the
necessary monies to achieve success. We were discouraged by the limited avenues
for financial support of such an expensive sport." says Brad Thatcher,
owner of Applewood Farm and Foundation trustee.
Please click here for further details |
| 6th July
2001 |
Olympia On-Line
Olympia International Show Jumping Championships,
19th - 23rd Dec 2001
www.olympiashowjumping.com
The new website for the 30th Olympia
International Show Jumping Championships is now live.
The site which is packed full of useful
information on Olympia Show Jumping from ticket prices to trade stands, with
snippets on all the acts for the 2001 event, will also include details of each
days programme.
In addition it will feature biographies of some of
today's leading riders, a virtual tour that enables you to zoom in and look
close up at the famous arena, results on line, fantastic competitions, links
and much more.
Please click here for further details |
| 6th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result - CSIO-J/YR Hagen Germany 4-8 July 2001
Preis der Firma Hopster,Junior Jumping
Competition with jump off
1) Eagle Du Bobois; Mathieu Billot (FRA) ; 2) Shalom Tip Toe; Michael Kearins
(IRL); 3) Loro Piana Goewanita; Fabrizio A'Aquila (ITA)
Please click here for further
details |
| 6th July
2001 |
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Charity Polo With A Twist
Top jockeys and leading event riders switch to
pedal power in a charity polo match to raise money for INSPIRE, the Salisbury
based medical research charity that helps to improve the quality of life of
people with spinal cord injuries. |
People can now buy tickets from INSPIRE to see
Jockeys Richard Johnson, Carl Llewellyn, Chris Maude and Tony McCoy take on
eventers Zara Phillips, William Fox-Pitt and Clayton and Lucinda Fredericks in
a game of polo, during which one chukka will be on bicycles, at the Tidworth
Polo Ground on 14th July 2001.
Please click here for further details |
| 5th July
2001 |
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Mounted Sheriff Posse Ride the
Badlands in Dunn
by Deb Kulish - Dunn County Herald |
Six members of the Todd County's Mounted Sheriff's
Posse of Long Prairie, MN have experienced the beauty of the badlands in Dunn
County at Naard Creek Ranch this past week. Roger Deering, Kevin and Becky
Boyer, Donna Boyer, Raymond Hendershot, and Laureen Carstonsen and their horses
have been staying at the Naard Creek Cabin, owned by Harry and Maureen Olson of
Killdeer, ND.
This dedicated group of volunteers are used to
wooded areas back home in Minnesota. They wanted to experience some different
riding opportunities for their horses and themselves while on vacation. Thus,
Dunn County was their choice.
As a group; they have been to other state parks in
Wyoming and South Dakota but never North Dakota. The group is impressed with
the terrain of Dunn County. Six years ago Laureen rode horse in Medora in the
state park and was interested in coming back this way.
Please click here for further
details |
| 5th July
2001 |
HORSEWORLD
Preserving the Past, Living the Present, Protecting the Future….
“Junior HorseWorld – Launch Events”
HorseWorld, the visitor centre of the
Friends of Bristol Horses Society - one of Britain’s largest charitable
equine rescue sanctuaries and retirement homes, will be launching a new members
club, “Junior HorseWorld”, for under 12’s on Saturday and Sunday
21st and 22nd July.
Membership benefits will include Free Entry to
HorseWorld for 12 months, Newsletters, Club Badge, Membership Card, HorseWorld
Baseball Cap as well invitation to members only events and parties, all for
only £10 a year.
The weekend launch events will feature a display
of pony quadrille (long reining) to music, have a go pony grooming, how to
prepare your pony for the show ring, plus an opportunity to watch some of the
heavy horses at work. There will also be a colouring competition, puppet shows,
face painting plus quizzes and competitions. Instant club membership will be
available through out the weekend events, which will be repeated on Saturday
and Sunday 28th and 29th July.
Please click here for further details |
| 5th July
2001 |
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Federation Equestre
Internationale News
4th July |
- European Jumping Championship: Beerbaum renews
his title, Ireland earns its first team gold in history
- FEI Gandini World Jumping Riders Rankings: Beerbaum bursts through rankings
- FEI BCM World Dressage Riders Rankings: An American enters Top 10
- Reining to be part of 2002 World Equestrian Games
- Samsung Nations Cup preview: Ikast
- North American Junior Dressage Championship
- Meeting of FEI Geographical Group VI
- Strategic Planning Committee Meeting
- In memoriam Jorge Mathias (POR)
Please click here for further details |
| 5th July
2001 |
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San Patrignano CSI-A
(ITA)
Equestrian sport against drugs and social
outcasting |
Emile Hendrix, "True Senator of equestrian
sport", appointed technical advisor and testimonial of the CSI-A of San
Patrignano (ITA)
The CSI-A of San Patrignano, which will be
held in the equestrian facilities of the community from 20th to 22nd July
2001, starting from this year can count on an exceptional technical advisor
and testimonial such as Dutch rider Emile Hendrix. Thanks to his long
experience and his outstanding career, Mr Hendrix is regarded as "the
Senator of equestrian sport" by the International press. He is a member of
the FEI Jumping Committee and also the Vice President of the International
Jumping Riders Club.
Please click here for further
details |
| 5th July
2001 |
Annual Fund Raising Auction
The "Sound Horse
Organization" (SHO) is having it's Annual Fund Raising Auction from the
15th of July thru the 30th of July 2001.
This auction benefits the Equine Industry
in several ways.
It promotes non-abusive training techniques, general equine care, assisting
rescue groups through providing funding for such needed items such as feed,
veterinary assistance, farrier work and placement assistance for rescued horses
as well as sponsoring SOUND Classes in SOUND Shows.
Please click here for further details |
| 5th July
2001 |
2001 Brookhill Steeplechase A Success - 2002 Date and Chairman
Selected
Clayton, NC - The 2001 Brookhill Steeplechase
closed its books this week and succeeded in providing an exciting afternoon for
thousands of Triangle area spectators and in supporting local organizations
throughout the community. Thanks to measurable increases in tent and tailgate
package sales, this year's event proved to be one of Brookhill's most
successful since its start nine years ago.
Please click here for further details |
| 5th July
2001 |
"UK Equestrian Website Wins European Business Award"
Since launch last year Equine Affairs
has become the UK's Leading Competition & Training Information service
providing support for riders from Novice to Advanced, trainers and Equestrian
Centres across the UK. Olympic Team Gold Medallist and current British Eventing
Chairwoman Jane Holderness Roddam has shown her support for the service from
the beginning and says, " British Eventing is enormously grateful to
Equine Affairs for their support and enthusiasm. It has been of tremendous
benefit to all our members enabling them to see exactly what is going on and
how to get involved through this excellent website information".
Please click here for further
details |
| 5th July
2001 |
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Federation Equestre
Internationale News
World Cup Jumping Final Allocated To Leipzig
The Jumping Committee announced today the
allocation of the 2002 World Cup Jumping Final to Leipzig (GER), from 1 to 5
May 2002.
Please click here for further details |
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| 5th July
2001 |
Ben Gill Helps To Launch Foot And Mouth Blitz Campaign
The stubborn rump of the foot and mouth
outbreak will only be eradicated by maintaining the strictest disease control
precautions to the very end, NFU President Ben Gill said today.
Please click here for further details |
| 4th July
2001 |
Devon, As in Heaven
by Susanne Connors
The Devon Horse Show open jumper division was your classic cocktail party. Some
arrived fashionably late, others left early, as always some spouses (horses)
were unable to attend, but by Thursday evening Devon was in full swing. At any
rate, history was made.
The Grand Prix course designed by Conrad Homfeld
was no tea party, by any standard. A quick aside about the pulse of the week:
although Devon is one of the best run shows in the country, with a
knowledgeable and enthusiastic crowd and a great venue, the issue of prize
money was an issue. Show President Leonard King has his Development Committee
at work for next year, and already has an extra $25,000 for next years' Grand
Prix. That elevates the 2002 stakes well into buttled hors d'ouerves territory
at $75,000! Before an elbow-to-elbow crowd, the 2001 Devon Grand Prix was one
of the best in anyone's memory.
Please click here for further details |
| 4th July
2001 |
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USA Wins Team Gold At
NAJDC |
The American Horse Shows Association (AHSA)
announced today the results of the first North American Junior Dressage
Championship (NAJDC) at CDI *** Cincinnati at Paxton Farm, OH, June 28-July 1,
2001. Riders participating in this continental championship included 4 teams
from the U.S., including a Pony Club team; three teams from Canada, an
individual from Costa Rica and an Australian team competing on borrowed horses.
Please click here for further details |
| 4th July
2001 |
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Kids Day, July 8,
10am-1pm, at HITS Tahoe Horse Show-Free for Kids: Pony Rides, Bouncy House,
Carnival Games, Balloons |
MINDEN, NV (July 2, 2001)-"Resort Sports
Network Kids Day presented by the Douglas County Parks and Recreation
Department and the Douglas County Library" will take place from 10am to
1pm on Sunday, July 8, at the HITS Tahoe Horse Show Grounds in Minden, Nevada.
Kids 12 and under will be admitted to the horse show grounds at no charge and
all the Kids Day festivities are free including pony rides, bouncy house,
carnival games, balloons, crafts, petting zoo, hay rides, face painting and
lots of displays, games, and prizes. "CC" the Clown will be appearing
to entertain the kids throughout the entire event. The Douglas County Library
and Fire Department are hosting several educational exhibits including a DARE
Care Car, Fire House, and Library Materials Displays.
Please click here for further details |
| 4th July
2001 |
Drivers Dream Weekend
An Impromptu weekend of traditional
carriage driving at the College E.C., Keysoe, Beds on 1-2 September 2001
***Horse of the Year Show Qualifier***
Please click here for further
details |
| 4th July
2001 |
Irish Riders In Action In The Week Ahead
CSIO Ikast, Denmark 4-8 July (Show
Jumping - Nations Cup)
CSI-A Geesteren Netherlands 6-8 July (Show Jumping)
CSI-A Cinzano Italy 6-8 July 2001 (Show Jumping)
CCI***/CIC** Luhmuhlen Germany 5-8 July (Three Day Eventing)
CSI-A Neuendorf Switzerland 5-8 July (Show Jumping)
CSIO-J/YR Hagen Germany 4-8 July (Show Jumping - Juniors and Young Riders)
Please click here for further details |
| 3rd July
2001 |
Campaign For Healthy Horses
A horse of your own is great fun and can be a
uniquely rewarding experience, so long as the horse is kept happy and healthy.
This is the message that will be highlighted during the first Equine Welfare
Week, from 8th to 16th September, sponsored by Fort Dodge
Animal Health.
The week is part of the Jeep National Riding
Festival, which is already doing a great deal to boost riding with school
visits and the famous mechanical horse, Trigger. An increasing number of people
are becoming horse owners for the first time and Welfare Week aims to raise
awareness of what it takes to keep a horse and to encourage responsible horse
ownership. Incidences of neglect are distressing for all concerned and so often
occur through lack of knowledge. Information leaflets will be distributed
throughout the country during Welfare Week to provide basic information on
horse care and where to get further help. Subjects covered include feeding,
shelter, farriery, worming and veterinary care. The leaflets, together with a
more detailed booklet covering all aspects of equine care will be available at
the various events being held as part of the Jeep National Riding Festival.
Please click here for further details |
| 3rd July
2001 |
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Ashlee Bond Debuts at
Grand Prix -- Takes First And Second in $50,000 Cosequin Grand at HITS Tahoe
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MINDEN, NEVADA (July 1, 2001)-Ashlee Bond, 16, of
Hidden Hills, California, made her Grand Prix debut today, and won the $50,000
Cosequin® Grand Prix with Lapaloupe, besting a field of 21 horses. Bond
also placed second with Pablo. As the owner/rider of both horses, Bond took
home $15,000 for first place and $11,000 for second place. Adding to the
family's success today, Steve Bond, Ashlee's father, placed sixth on his
Fabius, earning $2,500.
"The horse Pablo has done
the Grand Prix classes before, but never with me," said Ashlee. "I've
only been riding him for three months. He was my dad's horse-he gave him to me.
The other one, Lapaloupe, is 14, and I've had him for about three years. We
never thought he could do the Grand Prix, but I always told my dad that he
could. So finally we [said] okay, and he won it. So it feels really good."
Doug Russell of Wellington, Florida, was the course designer.
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| 3rd July
2001 |
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AHSA Rule Book Supplements On Web
Site |
The American Horse Shows Association (AHSA)
announced today that two Rule Book Supplements listed below are now on its web
site at www.ahsa.org and can be accessed by going to "Rules," then
" Changes."
Please click here for further details |
| 3rd July
2001 |
Pony Club play for HorseIT Shield
The Pony Club are set to play their popular
Mounted Games at the Horse of the Year Show (2nd - 7th October, Wembley Arena)
for a new prize – The HorseIT Shield. One of the UK’s leading
equestrian Internet sites, HorseIT are sponsoring this hotly contested
competition.
Please click here for further details |
| 3rd July
2001 |
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AHSA Hosts Reception For
IAHA |
The American Horse Shows Association (AHSA) hosted
an Open House and Reception for members of the International Arabian Horse
Association's (IAHA) Region XIV and participants in the 2001 Region XIV
Silverama Horse Show on Friday, June 29, 2001. The Open House was followed by a
reception during which IAHA Region XIV officers presented the AHSA with a gift,
an exquisite sculpture of a Mare and Foal, named "Caring," created by
the artist, Shary B. Akers to welcome the AHSA to its Kentucky location. The
sculpture, as well as other art made by Akers, was displayed at the AHSA
offices. The Silverama Horse Show was held June 27-July 1, 2001 at the Kentucky
Horse Park, Lexington, KY.
Please click here for further details |
| 3rd July
2001 |
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Janet Hischer and Surrey
Win $5,000 Jimmy Williams Classic at HITS Tahoe Week I |
MINDEN, NEVADA (June 30, 2001)- Janet Hischer, 37,
of Scottsdale, Arizona, riding Surrey, won the $5,000 Jimmy Williams Classic at
HITS Tahoe in Minden, Nevada, today. Hischer bested a field of 12 horses and
took home $1,500 for owners Tim and Jodi Johnson. Doug Russell of Wellington,
Florida, was the Course Designer.
Please click here for further details |
| 3rd July
2001 |
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Live Audio Webcast Available At AHSA
Board Meeting |
The American Horse Shows Association (AHSA)
announced today there will be live audio webcast available of its Board of
Directors meeting to be held at the Marriott Griffin Gate Resort, Lexington, KY
on July 10, 2001, 12 Noon (ET).
Please click here for further
details |
| 3rd July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result CSI-Y/J Le Touquet France 29 June-1 July
2001
CSI Juniors and Young Riders
1) MICHAEL KEARINS; ADVENTURE (IRL) ; 2) MATHIEU BILLOT; EAGLE DU BOBOIS (FRA)
; 3) PERRINE DAGORN; COUNTRINE (FRA) Faults 4 Time 39.39
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| 3rd July
2001 |
Thousands More Jobs Threatened Due To Foot And Mouth - NFU
Foot and mouth will cause thousands
more jobs to haemorrhage from farming, following the 51,000 that have already
been shed in the last few years, NFU President Ben Gill said today.
Please click here for further details |
| 2nd July
2001 |
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Leaping the barriers
By Michael Hall, Staff Reporter
It took Dan Franklin 10 minutes to do what
Laurie Geschke struggled to accomplish for more than 10 years and had thought
was impossible.
He brought her daughter to life.
Dan is an equine communications therapist, a horse whisperer, and helps
children and adults overcome their physical and mental disabilities. He teaches
them the gentle and unspoken language of horses. He uncovers their confidence
from beneath blankets of insecurities and leads them to the edge of
self-sufficiency. |
"A lot of the kids have a real tough time
opening up to human beings," said Dan, who lives in Williams Lake. "A
lot of them are non-verbal, but they don't have any trouble communicating with
horses."
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details |
| 2nd July
2001 |
Senior European Show Jumping Championships, Arnhem,
Netherlands, Jun 27 - Jul 1
Audi Grand Prix
Individual Final FEI European Jumping Championship 2001
=1) VERELST GOLIATH; Marc VAN DIJCK (BEL)
Prize Money 37500 Netherlands Guilders Faults 0.00/0.00
=1) TINKA'S BOY; Markus FUCHS (SUI) ; =1) VERELST OTTERONGO; Ludo PHILIPPAERTS
(BEL) ; =1) GLADDY'S S; Ludger BEERBAUM (GER)
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details |
| 2nd July
2001 |
Senior European Show Jumping Championships, Arnhem,
Netherlands, Jun 27 - Jul 1
Lennon Takes Sixth For Ireland In Individual
Championships
Dermott Lennon, whose clear round On
Friday secured the Team European Championships for Ireland, failed today
(Sunday, July 1) to take a medal in the Individual Championships Final, where
he ran up a total of 10 faults (8 jumping - two time faults) to finish 11th in
the Audi Grand Prix.
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| 2nd July
2001 |
Horrell Hill Dressage Center
Coming up are two events that really go
together, but may be attended separate for those of you a little further away:
Saturday, July 14th, 2001 :Dressage Concepts
July 10 - August 28 : Midland's Technical College offers:
Dressage - How cross training with dressage can help your horses' performance.
Please click here for further details |
| 1st July
2001 |
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Jenni Martin Wins $15,000
Open Jumper Prix With Careless at HITS Tahoe Week I |
| MINDEN, NEVADA (June 29, 2001)-
Jenni Martin, 32, of Central Point, Oregon, riding Careless, won the $15,000
Open Jumper Prix at HITS Tahoe in Minden, Nevada, today. Martin bested a field
of 23 and took home $4,500 for owner Augustin Walch of Stratford, Ontario. Doug
Russell of Wellington, Florida, was the Course Designer. |
Photo courtesy of Deb
Dawson |
For Round One, Russell built a 13-jump course that
included a triple combination at Fence No. 9 and a double at Fence No. 13. Time
Allowed was set at 104 seconds. Eleven horses had clear rounds and moved on to
the Jump-Off. Martin rode three horses in the class, Da Vinci, Careless, and
Alcatraz 34, and qualified for the tiebreaker on the latter two horses.
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further details |
| 1st July
2001 |
Unicorn Trails
Realise your dreams......... we'll get you
there on horseback !
Enjoy An Indian Summer In
November! |
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Unicorn Trails are pleased to announce that
extra places have been obtained for a fully escorted 14 day trip to Rajasthan
this November with the added bonus of participation in the unique Pushkar Camel
and Horse Fair.
This is a horse-riding/cultural tour of India.
Experience rural Rajasthan on horseback, partake in the colourful annual
Pushkar Fair and visit the breathtaking Taj Mahal with extra time available for
exploration or some extravagant shopping in Delhi.
Please click here for
further details |
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2001 |
Lennon Bids For Individual Medal At European Championships
After Friday's Team Triumph
SENIOR EUROPEAN SHOW JUMPING CHAMPIONSHIPS,
ARNHEM, NETHERLANDS JUNE 27 - JULY 1
TOMORROW (Sunday July 1) Ireland¹s Dermott Lennon will compete for the
Individual medal at the Senior European Show Jumping Championships at Arnhem,
in the Netherlands.
Yesterday (Friday) the Irish team of Kevin Babington, Jessica Kurten, Peter
Charles and Dermott Lennon beat 13 other nations at Arnhem to take the European
Championship Gold Medal for the first time ever.
Please click here for further details |
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