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The equiworld.net magazine
Online Magazine
This section will keep you up to date with
all the changes that are taking place. Please let us know what you think,
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Charity
Challenge Rides To Peru And Iceland |
The British Horse
Society is to run two more exciting riding challenges next year to
raise funds for the BHS Rescue Centre. For over a decade the BHS has
been actively rescuing and rehabilitating horses and ponies in cases
of neglect and cruelty. In 1997 the Society opened its first dedicated
national Rescue Centre. Based at Stonecroft yard at Oxhill in Warwickshire,
the Centre provides facilities where horses and ponies can be nursed
back to health under expert care and found new permanent homes.
The Inca Challenge is not for the faint hearted! Trekking through
the Andes in Peru on mountain ponies, following the Inca trail to
heights of 4650 metres, will require nerves of steel and a head for
heights. Challengers will need to be fit and capable of hiking up
and down gradients at altitude, often leading rather than riding your
mount. Cargo mules and a colourful group of Quechua speaking wranglers
will transport equipment and personal gear.
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| 3rd Nov. 2001 |
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Darlow
Rosettes
Ever thought
of putting rosettes on your Christmas tree? well we have and
they look fantastic. You can choose from Christmas red or
Christmas green ribbon. This ribbon has "merry Christmas"
printed in gold as well as an attractive motif design. The
tails again have Merry Christmas" printed in gold and
a gold Santa finishes off the centre. A cord is provided to
tie the rosette to your tree. Why not treat yourself after
all who can say they have rosettes on their Christmas tree!
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| 3rd Nov. 2001 |
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Engle
Wins $50,000 Adequan Grand Prix At National Horse Show
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New York, NY-November
2, 2001-U.S. Olympic veteran Margie Engle of Wellington, FL, riding
Hidden Creek's Perin, owned by Hidden Creek Farm, won the $50,000
Adequan Grand Prix for the Whitney Stone Memorial Challenge Trophy
Friday at the 118th National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden.
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| 3rd Nov. 2001 |
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Bed
And Breakfast For Horses |
The eighth edition
of the British Horse Society's Bed and Breakfast for Horses is published
this week. This invaluable little book lists over 400 places around
the country that offer accommodation for horses, and in many cases
their owners too. Detailed descriptions are included for each entry
giving the location and the facilities provided. Some offer horses
for hire and the services of a trail guide. Others list nearby attractions
such as swimming pools, fishing, tennis and golf, so non horsey people
are catered for too.
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| 3rd Nov. 2001 |
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USA
Equestrian Announces Results Of IALHA National Championships
The 2001
IALHA Andalusian National Show took place at the Will Rogers
Memorial Equestrian Center in Fort Worth, Texas, on October
16-1, 2001. |
This year's program
featured a wide variety of Andalusian and Half-Andalusian classes
and exhibitions. Exhibitors and spectators enjoyed numerous activities
including clinics and education, auctions, a banquet, the Fiesta Party
and exhibitions performed by Riding Unlimited and the Medieval Times
of Dallas. The show was dedicated to Tomas Batalla Esquivel, a breeder
of Spanish horses since 1958.
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| 3rd Nov. 2001 |
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Date
Change For USET Open Discussion About The 2002 World Equestrian
Games Reining Team Selection Procedures And General Information
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Gladstone, New
Jersey — November 2, 2001— The date for the United States
Equestrian Team (USET) discussion on the 2002 World Equestrian Games
Reining Team selection procedures and general information that was
originally scheduled for November 30 has been changed to November
29, 2001. The discussion will be held during the National Reining
Horse Association (NRHA) Futurity in Oklahoma City, OK in Barn 8 in
the Sale Arena at 9 am.
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| 3rd Nov. 2001 |
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Record
Number Of Entries For Morgan World Show
The 29th
Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show in
Oklahoma City was held October 7-14, 2001 |
A record number
of Morgans were entered and shown before 24 judges to vie for a total
of 98 world titles awarded in 21 different divisions.
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| 3rd Nov. 2001 |
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BHS Alarmed By Animal Health Bill
The British
Horse Society has expressed grave reservations about the Animal
Health Bill currently going through Parliament |
The proposals allow
for significant new powers to be granted to slaughter animals that
are healthy, have not been in contact with, or exposed to, a disease.
The proposals further allow for forced entry to premises to carry
out this slaughter. This does not only apply to FMD, but to any other
disease that the Minister sees fit to include.
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| 3rd Nov. 2001 |
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USA Equestrian
Has Results Of Arabian Nationals
Close
to 3,000 entries kept spectators on the edge of their seats
as they battled for the
more
than $1 million in cash
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and prizes at
the 35th Annual U.S. National Arabian & Half-Arabian Championship
Horse Show held October 19-27, 2001 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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| 3rd Nov. 2001 |
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Paso Fino
Odyssey Into The Future
The 29th
Paso Fino Horse Association Grand National Show was held in
Perry, Georgia, September 17-22, 2001 with more than 800 horses
competing for more than $135,000 in prize money and awards.
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| 3rd Nov. 2001 |
Irish Participation
In International Equestrian Events
CSIP-A
WANROIJ NETHERLANDS 8-10 NOVEMBER 2001
CDI*** OLDENBURG
GERMANY 8-11 NOVEMBER 2001
CIC*/** VEJER DE
LA FRONTERA SPAIN 9-12 NOVEMBER, CIC*/** 16-19 NOVEMBER & CCI*/CCI**
23-26 NOVEMBER 2001
SI-W NEW YORK USA
2-4 NOVEMBER , 2001
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| 3rd Nov. 2001 |
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Global
Ranch, Inc. Launches Buyer's Guides
Global
Ranch, Inc. has brought online a series of Buyer's Guides
to help merchants target individual sectors of the horse industry.
It is now easier than ever for retailers to reach customers.
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Starting with the
2001 Gift Guide, 'Tis the Season, the guides will be bimonthly collections
of merchants for specific markets. Upcoming guides include a western
consumer's guide, a vacation and travel guide and a children's product
spotlight among others. All of the guides will be fully promoted through
the various Global Ranch, Inc. media channels and reach thousands
of consumers daily.
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| 2nd Nov. 2001 |
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The
British Equine Event 2001
HORSE PLAY AT THE BRITISH
EQUINE EVENT!
The country’s top equine experts
gather at the NAC Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire for the eleventh
British Equine Event to be held on 3rd - 4th
November. From top equestrian stars and celebrity vets to specialised
stands and a focused business forum, the British Equine Event
has become known as the biggest event of its kind, offering
everything for the horse and rider. |
Packed with practical demonstrations and
features, visitors have the chance to see Carl Hester, Olympic rider
and dressage trainer, teaming up with top International dressage judge,
Stephen Clarke, for a unique presentation on how to ride a winning
dressage test. Karen Basset, one of the world’s top team driving
competitors will give a talk on training teams. Kristina Cook, who
has just returned from the European Eventing Championships where she
represented Great Britain, will speak about her own training techniques
and how she produces winning horses right through from the early stages.
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| 2nd Nov. 2001 |
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Win
Tickets To Warwick Races At The Discover Racing Roadshow,
at The British Equine Event!
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The award winning
Discover Racing Roadshow will be at the British Equine Event, (Stoneleigh
Park, Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 November 2001), for the next leg of
its extensive UK tour. The British Equine Event is the ultimate event
for everyone with an interest in horses and ponies. Visitors to this
equestrian extravaganza who are interested in horseracing, should
head for the Discover Racing Roadshow - a high tech, high spec interactive
mobile exhibition unit, packed full of useful information on horseracing
and betting. There is also the opportunity for visitors to the Roadshow
to win tickets to the races at Warwick!
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If
you have ever wanted to spend a day at the races or if you
would like to know more about how racing and betting works,
the Roadshow offers the complete racing experience. Would-be
punters will be able to learn about racing and betting terminology,
watch 3D horses thunder past, take virtual helicopter rides
over any racecourse in the UK, locate their nearest racecourse,
and watch the greatest racehorses of all time.
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Visitors will
also have the chance to log on to www.discover-racing.com - the first
centralised information and ticket booking service in British sport.
There are a host of other attractions to enjoy at the British Equine
Event. Visitors will have the chance to rub shoulders with the stars
of the equestrian world, browse the 300 specialist trade stands and
watch demonstrations in the main arena.
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| 2nd Nov. 2001 |
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The
Horse World Unites For National Laminitis Awareness Month
If only
preventing laminitis was simply a question of keeping fat
ponies away from rich grass, but every year horses and ponies
of every breed and discipline contract this excessively painful
illness.
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The Laminitis Trust,
a charity founded by Robert Eustace, FRCVS, director of The Laminitis
Clinic in Wiltshire, has designated May 2001 Laminitis Awareness Month
to educate horse owners and riders on how best to avoid this crippling
and often fatal disease and to raise funds for vital research.
In its mildest
form laminitis presents as a mild lameness, a reluctance to move,
or, if more severely affected, the animal lying down to try and get
some relief from its painful feet. Sometimes the horse will be sweating,
groaning and blowing giving rise to the misdiagnosis of colic. During
severe attacks, however, the attachment between the pedal bone and
hoof capsule starts to fail. This is described as foundering. The
most severe form of founder is where the pedal bone becomes loose
within the hoof and is described as a "sinker" - the majority
of cases of which will die without rapid and expert treatment.
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| 2nd Nov. 2001 |
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U.S. Riders Move Up In World Rankings
USA Equestrian
(formerly AHSA) is pleased to announce that, according to the
FEI World Rider Rankings released November 1, 2001, U.S. riders
are moving up the list.
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| 2nd Nov. 2001 |
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Media Awards Deadline |
The
deadline for nominations for the ninth annual USA Equestrian (formerly
AHSA) Media Awards is Friday, November 23, 2001. The categories are:
Equestrian Publication of the Year, Equestrian Print Media - single
article, Non-Equestrian Print Media, Internet Media, Broadcast Media
and Photography. Nominations are invited from print and broadcast
outlets.
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| 1st Nov. 2001 |
British Equestrian Vaulting
Championships
Lauderdale Vaulting
Group hosted the 2001 British Championships at Richmond Equestrian
Centre near Catterick. The day was a huge success only due to the
great support of the parents and many friends of British Vaulting.
RH Miller Fordel, Border Farm Supplies, AC Burn and Channel Seven
TV network kindly donated prizes in kind for the participating vaulters,
Janet Croft Equimins donated all lungers prizes and Balanced Horse
feeds and the worshipful company of saddlers donated some great horse
prizes.
Scottish vaulters performed well at all levels, winning the pre novice,
novice and advanced team section and received many lovely comments
from our visiting American Judge Sue Detol.
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| 1st Nov. 2001 |
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The
Dengie/Pony Club Scholarship Awards
The inaugural
awards will be presented at The British Equine Event, 3rd
November at 2pm, on the Dengie stand(number is 217). The Pony
Club stand is nearby.
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There have been
four lucky winners in this difficult year.
Ibby Macpherson/Berwickshire, Esther Haughie/Yorkshire, Antonia Moller/Warwickshire,
Stephanie Smith/Somerset
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| 1st Nov. 2001 |
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Peasridge
Clipper World
Offers
an unrivalled selection of Clippers and Trimmers for electrically
clipping all breeds of Horses, Livestock and domestic pets.
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Peasridge is an
international Mail Order House supplying thousands of customers both
professional and domestic from all over the UK, and Europe, and as
far distant as The Falklands Islands. Most UK customers if ordering
before 12noon Mondays to Thursdays will receive their purchased goods
the next day
The
Peasridge web site www.peasridge.co.uk
is Europe's largest web site for animal clippers and a wide
range of animal grooming product. A special sector for horses
introduces the web visitor to an exciting range of grooming
products not always readily found in tack shops and other
retail outlets within the UK.
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"Clipper Advice"
is unique!
There is nothing similar which introduces the user to the basics relating
to both clipping machines as well as the all-important blades, and
gives helpful advice on repairs and servicing. Technical information
giving a wealth of advice on many items such as dealing with fitting
and tensioning blades correctly, routine maintenance, supplying some
answers to troublesome problems is available on individual makes.
In addition valuable reference numbers are given for basic spare parts
plus a list of things you should not do!
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| 1st Nov. 2001 |
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BETA
Continues VAT on Riding Hats Campaign
BETA is joining
forces with the BHS to continue its campaign to remove VAT from
riding helmets despite government legislation blocking future
zero rated goods. |
The hard hitting
campaign follows the decision by HM Customs to zero rate cycle helmets.
It is hoped the campaign will help to remove the anomaly which leaves
horse riders at a disadvantage compared with cyclists and motor cyclists.
BETA - the British
Equestrian Trade Association - has put forward a case for zero rating
riding hats on safety grounds, both for those riding and working with
horses
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| 1st Nov. 2001 |
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Star
Attractions at BHS Southern Region Event
Ferdi Eilberg
and the Beaufort Polo Club will be the star attractions at the
British Horse Society's Southern Region's eighth Annual Event
on Sunday 18 November at Hurstbourne Equestrian Centre (formerly
Catherston Stud) near Whitchurch in Hampshire.
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| 1st Nov. 2001 |
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USET
Show Jumping Team Members Excel In International Open Jumper
Division at Washington International Horse Show USET Squad
Finished Second In Samsung Nations Cup
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Gladstone, New
Jersey—October 29, 2001—United States Equestrian Team (USET)
riders Laura Kraut of Oconomowoc, WI; Margie Goldstein-Engle of West
Palm Beach, FL; Beezie Patton Madden of Cazenovia, NY; and McLain
Ward of Brewster, NY excelled at CSIO Washington, October 23 –28,
winning three classes and finishing second to the Irish team in the
Samsung Nations Cup.
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| 31st Oct. 2001 |
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The
British Equine Event 2001
3 & 4th
November 2000 - Don't Miss It!
TOP WORKING HUNTERS WORK OUT AT
EQUINE EVENT
Some of the country’s top
working hunter horses and ponies will appear at the British
Equine Event, 3rd - 4th November at the
NAC Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, in unique presentations on
how to select and produce prize winning working hunters.
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The horses, including Scotch the Rumour,
Working Hunter of the Year in 2000, can be seen on Sunday 4th
in a demonstration organised by Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain
and presented by Mike Florence, council member and highly experienced
judge. The ponies will be performing
both days of the event in a display co-ordinated by the British Show
Pony Society and sponsored by Intervet, manufacturer of Panacur Equine
Guard. Robert Oliver, Britain's leading producer of show horses, will
introduce and explain what makes a good show hunter and working hunter
pony.
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| 31st Oct. 2001 |
Horse TV And America
One Television Network Announce Programming Joint Venture
Dallas, Texas -
Matt Hutchings, Executive Vice President of America One Television
announced today that the America One Television Network has acquired
the exclusive rights to broadcast Horse TV, one of the largest collections
of Western and English equestrian related programming.
Horse TV appeals
to everyone who is intrigued by any and all things equestrian. Shows
range from sporting events such as polo, rodeo, cutting, roping, hunter/jumper
and pleasure competitions; to documentaries; to instructional; to
movies and specials.
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| 31st Oct. 2001 |
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Kraiburg
Stable Mats
Kraiburg
is Europe's leading manufacturer of high quality, cost effective
animal matting systems with over 40 years specialist experience.
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Kraiburg can offer
a complete range of stable matting, from loose box mats to horsewalker
and wet area systems, plus a range of rubber paving bricks for walkways
and parade rings. All mats are made from 100% solid rubber that will
not break up, rot or compress. The surface is totally non-porous making
the mats hygienic and easy to clean. Kraiburg products are extremely
tough - in fact Kraiburg offers up to 15 years manufacturer guarantee
against wearing out.
New for Autumn
2001 - Kraiburg
Sh...mitts!!!!
A completely new venture. Tough yet flexible ridged rubber mits to
scoop up droppings quickly and efficiently. Shmitts slip on and off
easily, even over thick winter gloves. Ideal for use with rubber matting,
to save you even more mucking out time
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| 31st Oct. 2001 |
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HOYS
Booms!
Against a
backdrop of stars, approximately 45,000 visitors enjoyed six
magical days at the Horse of the Year Show (HOYS). With the
Show enjoying capacity crowds during prime performances, the
buoyant atmosphere at this year's Show was euphoric. Nick Skelton,
who has attended the show every year since 1973, commented that
the Show was the "best in 25 years." |
"The event
has been a resounding success" commented Mark Wein, a Director
of Grandstand Media Ltd, the Show Organisers. "Visitors came
to HOYS in their thousands to enjoy the unique mix of fierce competition,
superb displays and fantastic shopping that make up this unique annual
event."
HOYS is the pinnacle
of the national show jumping season, and is the one show that every
show jumper, from the junior riders through to the seniors, all want
to win. Perhaps one of the most prestigious classes is the Horse &
Hound Foxhunter Final, named after Sir Harry Llewellwyn's great horse
"Foxhunter", won this year by William Funnell on Mondriaan.
This class is seen as a pointer for the superstars of the future and
many winners have gone on to become great show jumping stars. Graham
Fletcher commented, "the whole show was pure entertainment"
with the show jumping "producing slick, enjoyable competitions
for competitors and spectators alike."
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| 31st Oct. 2001 |
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Ridgeway
Sponsored Ride
Earlier
this year equestrian legend Ginny Elliot accepted the invitation
by Spinal Research to become a Patron and in particular to
become the figure-head for their Saddle-Up Campaign. The Campaign
was developed for riders by riders to raise funds for a cause
that is close to their hearts - mending broken backs and necks.
"This issue is so important for riders. And Spinal Research's
work is vital for future generations of riders. I'm glad to
be part of it", was Ginny's response.
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Spinal Research
believes that impending treatments will benefit those who have already
sustained paralysing injuries and prevent those who will break their
neck or back in the future from becoming permanently paralysed. The
Saddle-Up Campaign has already raised over £30,000 for the charity's
new research programme but they need to raise £3 million a year
to pay for clinical trials in 2005.
Ginny has supported
the Trust in so many ways, but she wanted to do something positive
to help get clinical trials up and running and she came up with the
idea of the Ridgeway Sponsored Ride. Ginny recalls the buzz of riding
into London over 15 years ago in support of the Wishing Well Appeal
and would like to recreate some of the goodwill she encountered on
her route to raise funds for Spinal Research.
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| 31st Oct. 2001 |
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The
South Of England Carriage Driving Fair
Sunday
24th March 2002
The South of England Showground, Ardingly from 10am till 5pm
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Britain's
Biggest Indoor Carriage Driving Show
Spectacular Event
covering all aspects of the sport.
Great Arena deomstrations
featuring some of the top names in the sport
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| 31st Oct. 2001 |
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David
O’Connor Named USET Athlete of the Month For October
Gladstone,
New Jersey —October 31, 2001—2000 Sydney Olympic
Gold Medalist David O’Connor of The Plains, VA was named
United States Equestrian Team (USET) Athlete of the Month
following his winning the USET’s Fall Eventing Championship
at the Fair Hill International CCI *** in Fair Hill, MD, October
25 – 28, on board The Native, owned by Jacqueline Mars.
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| 31st Oct. 2001 |
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USA
Equestrian Releases USOC Stipulation, Leone Communication
And Response
USA Equestrian
(formerly American Horse Shows Association), the national
equestrian federation for the United States, today issued
an email communication to its board from United States Equestrian
Team (USET) president Armand Leone, Jr.
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It also issued
its response to Dr. Leone, as well as the stipulation entered into
before the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) between both parties
on October 19. The USET commenced litigation against USA Equestrian
in February 2001, attempting to take over the role of equestrian sport's
National Governing Body (NGB) through a formal challenge before the
USOC of USA Equestrian's historic status.
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| 31st Oct. 2001 |
Nancy Johnson Wins
the Jaguar Triple Crown of Driving Presented By Driving Essentials/Glinkowski
Carriages
FAIR HILL, MD—October
30, 2001—Nancy Johnson of Lincoln, MA won the 2001 Jaguar Triple
Crown of Driving Presented by Driving Essentials/Glinkowski Carriages.
Johnson had won the second leg of the Jaguar Triple Crown of Driving
at the Gladstone Driving Event in September, which launched her into
first place heading into the third and final leg of the series at
the Fair Hill International. Johnson proceeded to win the AHSA Singles
Championship with a score of 121.42 penalties, which earned her the
Triple Crown title.
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| 30th Oct. 2001 |
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Equitana
Asia Pacific News Update
One
Day At Equitana Is Not Enough!
With
only three weeks to go, now is the time to start planning
your visit to EQUITANA. To help you plan and make the most
of your time we have included a timetable of events on the
EQUITANA website.
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Check out all
the presenters, demonstrations and session times, as well as competitions,
clinics and the all new Mane Event - "Dancing with Horses".
EQUITANA only comes around once every 2 years, and tickets are selling
fast - so don't miss out!
* The all new Mane
Event 2001 program - "Dances with Horses"
* EQUITANA Event Timetable now available
* John Lyons officially opens EQUITANA, plus your chance to meet and
have dinner with John!
* Club EQUITANA Giveaway announcement
* City Ford - Official EQUITANA Supporter
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| 30th Oct. 2001 |
Introducing the Horse
Sports, "With Equestrian Tact."
SportsQuest International
(SQI) is today announcing a plan to introduce the equestrian sports
of showjumping, dressage and eventing to school aged children in a
number of North American communities. The program is to be implemented
as a part of the community outreach component supporting the television
series "With Equestrian Tact: The International Video Magazine
of the Equestrian Sports". It will provide enriching, empowering
and entertaining experiences for participating groups and families,
at major riding events held within the North American Free Trade Zone
during Calendar Year 2002.
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| 30th Oct. 2001 |
Oberon Equestrian
Oberon Equestrian
would like to introduce the latest addition to the Thermatex range
- the ALL-WEATHER Nordic Exercise Rug - two for the price of one.
This brilliant
rug combines the best of both worlds, incorporating the already popular,
highly breathable Thermatex Nordic rug with its ability to wick moisture
away, with a lightweight high visibility waterproof covering for use
in heavy rain or as a safety feature on the roads. The waterproof
cover can be quickly un-zipped, rolled up and easily fastened behind
the saddle when not in use. There is no need to untack to put on and
the rug is ideal for "working -in" for Dressage and Showjumping,
fast work and general hacking.
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| 30th Oct. 2001 |
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South
Essex To The Rescue
South
Essex Insurance Brokers have donated a newly built, custom made
Oakley two horse lorry to the British Horse Society Rescue Centre.
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Transport is essential
to the work of the BHS in rescuing neglected or severely abused horses
and ponies. "We need to be able to go and pick up a rescue case
at short notice", said Kerstin Alford, BHS head of welfare. "Having
our own lorry means that valuable time will not be lost in treating
the pony. Often a few hours can make the difference between life and
death for these poor creatures. We are delighted that South Essex
is helping so generously."
The lorry will
also be used for essential trips to the veterinary hospital, as well
as for the journey to the new home once the horse or pony has been
nursed back to health.
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| 30th Oct. 2001 |
Ireland Wins USA Nations
Cup At Washington
Ireland was back
on the Nations Cup trail for the 2001/2002 Season with a convincing
win at the Washington International Horse Show tonight (Sunday October
28), beating hosts USA into second place.
The Samsung Nations
Cup Series was won by Ireland in 99/2000, but eluded them last Season.
Only four teams competed at Washington, but the veteran Irish Nations
Cup squad of Kevin Babington, Capt. Gerry Flynn, Cian O'Connor and
Robert Splaine, who bubbled under in individual classes at Washington
all weekend, erupted tonight with a tremendous performance.
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| 30th Oct. 2001 |
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James
Fairclough Wins USET Four-In-Hand Driving Championship
Gladstone,
New Jersey – October 29, 2001—Veteran United States
Equestrian Team (USET) driver, James Fairclough of Newton,
NJ won the USET Four-In-Hand Driving Championship at the Fair
Hill International in Fair Hill, MD, October 25 – 27.
The Championship served as a USET selection trial for the
2002 Four-In-Hand Driving World Championship to be held in
Jerez, Spain.
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| 30th Oct. 2001 |
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2000
USET Olympic Gold Medalist David O’Connor Wins USET Eventing
Fall Championship
Gladstone,
New Jersey—October 29, 2001—2000 United States Equestrian
Team (USET) Olympic Gold Medalist David O’Connor of The
Plains, VA won the USET Fall Eventing Championship at the
Fair Hill International CCI *** in Fair Hill, MD, October
25 – 28, on board The Native, owned by Jacqueline Mars.
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O’Connor,
who has now won the USET Championship a record five times, went clear
in the stadium jumping phase of the competition and incurred .4 time
penalties during the cross country phase, finishing with a three-phase
score of 58.8 penalties. O’Connor defeated last year’s champion,
Austrailia’s two-time Olympic Gold Medalist, Phillip Dutton,
who rode Cayman Went to final score of 63.4. Dutton received 5 jumping
penalties in the final jumping phase of the competition when he lowered
the rail at the last fence on the course.
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| 30th Oct. 2001 |
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AHSA
Driving Champions Crowned
USA Equestrian
(formerly AHSA) is pleased to announce the winners of the AHSA
Combined Driving Championships, held at the Fair Hill International
CDE in Elkton, MD on October 25-27, 2001.
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| 30th Oct. 2001 |
Show Jumping Result:
Montichiari (Ita) Indoor CSI C 26 28 Oct
CLASS No 1 Against
the clock
1) Swail;
Conor (IRL) Windgate's Mystique Faults ; 2) Ernst; Alexander (GER)
Loretta ; 3) Suter; Barbara (ITA) Cheyenne Rosso
CLASS No 15 Grand Prix 1.40m - 2 rounds
1) Rossen,
Raitchev (BUL) Landjuwel 6 ; 2) Bologni, Arnaldo (ITA) Gandini Alcazar
d'Elle ; 3) Vorpe, Francois (SUI) Cosmon
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| 29th Oct. 2001 |
Olympic Gold Medalist
David O'Connor Wins U.S. Equestrian Team Fall Eventing Championship
FAIR HILL, MD-October
28, 2001-David O'Connor of The Plains, VA won a record
fifth U.S. Equestrian Team (USET) Fall Eventing Championship with
a penalty-free stadium jumping ride Sunday at the Fair Hill International.
. O'Connor, the 2000 Olympic individual Gold Medalist who won his
fourth overall Fair Hill title (his 1995 USET title came as the top
U.S. finisher behind Australian David Green), finished with a three-phase
score of 58.8 penalties after completing Sunday's stadium jumping
phase fault-free on The Native.
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| 29th Oct. 2001 |
North Of The Border
Foal Show & Auction Incorporating A 4yo Star Of The Future Competition
Sponsored by: First
Choice Stallions, Summerhill Stud, Balcormo Stud & The Scottish
Sports Horse Ltd.
At Devon Leisure
Centre, Alloa on Saturday 10th November 2001
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| 29th Oct. 2001 |
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The
British Equine Event 2001
3 & 4th
November 2000 - Don't Miss It!
TV VET STARS
AT EQUINE EVENT
Celebrity vet Sally Kingsley, from TV·s ·Vets
in Practice· programme, is talking on a wide range of
everyday healthcare issues as part of the Healthy Horse Focus
at this year's British Equine Event, 3-4 November at the NAC
Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire. |
In a series of
lecture demonstrations, Sally is highlighting the latest advances
in wound management and recovery procedures as well as routine therapy
such as poulticing and hot and cold therapy. Horse owners will also
have the chance to pick up advice from her on bandaging and dressing
wounds, the basics of healing, optimum healing environments and knowing
when to call for immediate veterinary assistance.
A joint enterprise between the RASE and Robinson Animal Healthcare,
the Healthy Horse focus has something to offer both experienced and
new horse owners. It is just one of a number of attractions at the
British Equine Event which features a packed two-day demonstration
programme starring some of the world's top equestrian personalities,
over 300 specialist trade stands, ·Talking Horses· Seminars
and a feature on horse breeds.
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Show
Jumping Results: CSIO Washington USA 23-28 Oct. 2001
$100,000
President's Cup Grand Prix
1)
Aaron Vale; NONIX LE PARC (USA)
; 2) Jill Henselwood TOYZ R US (CAN) ; 3) Lynne Little; COMTESSA
X (USA)
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International Open
Jumper Relay
=1) ALLEGIANCE
(USA) Laura Kraut, CLOUD NINE (USA) Beezie Madden
=2) TOYZ R US (CAN) Jill Henselwood, SUPERMAN (CAN) John Anderson
=3) SAMOENS (USA) Kimberly Frey, PRINSIPAL (USA) Aaron Vale
=4) RINCOOLA ABU (IRL) Capt. Gerry Flynn, ABC CASSIUS (IRL) Kevin
Babington
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| 29th Oct. 2001 |
Show Jumping Result:
CSI-A Hannover Germany 26-28 Oct 2001
Class No.4 -
German Classics Not Against the Clock
=1) Kalistan;
King, Candice (USA) ; Joli Coeur; Sloothaak, Franke (GER) ;
Tinka's Boy; Fuchs, Markus (SUI); Carnavelly; Charles, Peter(IRL)
; For Pleasure; Ehning, Marcus (GER) ; Butterfly; Flip Baryard,
Malin (SWE) ; Lux Z ; Smit, Jerry(ITA) E.T. FRH; Simon, Hugo (AUT)
Class No. 6 Preussag
Championat Finale GERMAN CLASSICS-Einzel
1) Tinka's
Boy; Fuchs,Markus (SUI)
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| 28th Oct. 2001 |
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Body
Type and Proper Movement
©
Equine Management, Auction, and Appraisal Services, Inc
The horse
world, like many other industries, has its own language that
the uninitiated often find mystifying. Unfortunately many
people involved with horses still make mistakes with terms,
perpetuating confusion and misunderstandings between people.
It is very difficult to convey ideas and conditions to another
when uncertainty of the language exists.
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One of the most
common areas where people err with the terminology is with conformation
and movement. Not only is one term mistaken for another, but misconceptions
abound over what is actually the proper word for the situation. An
understanding is essential to speak knowledgeably about horses and
comprehend how professionals handle faults and accentuate virtues
in conformation and movement.
Many faults related to conformation are not necessarily problematic
in themselves, but become so when paired with another defect.
Gait abnormalities may arise from many different sources. Conformation
defects will affect the horse's ability to move in a smooth regular
gait because the footfalls are affected. Age of the horse is also
an incriminating factor when problems develop in movement. Young horses
need time to develop their bodies and learn how to carry the tack
and rider. As they grow, they will go through periods of clumsiness
that must be tolerated and understood by the trainer until he once
again rebalances. Older horses will experience changes in their joints
and muscles that may alter his way of going. Arthritis may start causing
pain that affects the gait. Again the rider must be understanding
of what the horse is experiencing. A third culprit of gait problems
is rider error. An unbalanced seat, heavy hands or insecure leg could
interfere with how the horse moves. A lack of communication may also
cause the horse to take missteps, as he does not understand what the
rider is asking. In this situation it is critical for the rider to
evaluate his own ability in the saddle and take the lessons necessary
to polish his skills.
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The
Original Equine Protectavest www.protectavest.com
blaze orange horsewear for hunting season safety and visibility-
riding or pasture. Mac Mountain Tack Repair produces 'The
Original Equine Protectavest' line of blaze orange horsewear.
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Products include
horse vests in four stock sizes, quarter sheets in three stock sizes,
tailbags and blankets. All products are made from a light very tough
open weave mesh which breathes like an anti sweat sheet, and come
with a one year UNCONDITIONAL warrantee. Custom orders are welcome.
We have covered horses, ponies, donkeys, burros, goats, dogs and the
occasional llama.
If it has four
legs and can be shot at we will cover it in orange.
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| 28th Oct. 2001 |
The Scottish Christmas
Equine Fair Tradestand Sell Out!
With a complete
trade stand sell-out, visitors to the Scottish Christmas Equine Fair
will be spoilt for choice! This new, exciting equine fair takes place
at the Royal Highland Showground, Ingliston, Edinburgh on Saturday
8th & Sunday 9th December. With every conceivable aspect of the
horse world on display, from the best in saddlery, tack, rugs and
clothing to feed, tailoring, safety equipment and carriages, shoppers
will be able to browse and buy at their leisure or choose to visit
the specialist societies and associations dispensing expert and professional
advice.
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| 28th Oct. 2001 |
Show Jumping Results:
CSIO Washington USA 23-28 Oct. 2001
$20,000 International
Open Jumpers, Friday October 26
$25,000
Cosequin Puissance. Friday October 26
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