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| 14th July
2001 |
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APHA hosts 14 days of world-class
competition
Nearly 2,000 horses shown in three arenas at 2001 World Championship Paint
Horse Show |
FORT WORTH, Texas-Equestrians from 45 states and
four Canadian provinces packed the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth,
Texas, for the 2001 World Championship Paint Horse Show, held June 24 through
July 7. They brought nearly 2,000 horses with them to compete in the 166 youth,
amateur and open classes offered.
The show, sponsored annually by the American Paint Horse Association, was
extended two days this year to accommodate growing interest. Covering 14 days,
it was the longest-running APHA World Show to date.
At stake were World Championship titles in Western, English, cattle, driving,
speed and halter classes. Also up for grabs were tens of thousands of dollars
in prize money in sweepstakes competition in team penning, freestyle reining
and bridleless Western pleasure. Big money was also at stake in a challenge
series featuring Western pleasure, cutting, hunter under saddle and reining
competition.
In all, APHA awarded $100,000 in prize money for the World Show-$25,000 more
than last year.
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| 14th July
2001 |
Saddles are a major problem for all horses. Here's why:
A saddle just can't fit a horse correctly.
Dr. Michael R. Freeman , Chiropractic
Physician, Applied Kinesiologist
If you look closely at a horse's back, you
can usually see signs of atrophy in the back and hip muscles (Muscle shrinkage,
so you add feed!). These muscles must be allowed to build and develop under the
saddle. Every time I examined a horse the trouble almost always involved the
withers and the surrounding areas. When a human athlete has pelvic girdle and
leg muscle problems, it stems from the neuro lymphatic reflex centers, and
acupuncture meridian connectors. These centers are located on our upper back
along the spine; on the horse, these sensitive spots turned out to be exactly
where the saddle bars rest. Constant pressure on these points will cause
certain muscle groups to become less effective, especially the pelvic girdle
(rear end), forcing a horse to pull with the forehand, favoring leads and
diagonals, among other things.
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| 14th July
2001 |
Ireland - Two Nations Cup Victories In One Day
After winning the European Senior Show
Jumping Championship Gold Medal just two weeks ago, Irish tails were up today
(July 13) as senior teams crashed through strong international fields to win
two Nations Cup victories in the same day - one in Falsterbo, Sweden, and one
in Lummen, Belgium.
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| 14th July
2001 |
Paul Harris
Innovative young New Zealand racehorse trainer
Paul Harris is riding the crest of the wave. In only his first season as a
licensed public trainer, Harris has made a huge impression in a short time in
the industry as leader of the national Newcomer of the Year title, which has
only two weeks to run. The award is open to those who have been training for
five years or less, and is counted on individual winners, not the number of
winners.
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further details |
| 14th July
2001 |
Champion German Hanoverian Mare Coming To Vista Ridge Farm
SPA WORCESTER a 1997 16.2H Dark Bay
Modern-Type Champion Hanoverian Mare (by White Magic by Weltmeyer out of Limone
by Lemon xx) is coming to Vista Ridge Farm - Hanoverians.
Worcester is an extraordinary mare that we were able to recently purchase in
Germany. She received an overall 8 at her Inspection, including 9's for Swing
and Elasticity and for her Head. In addition, she earned an astounding 8.39 at
her Mare Performance Test, including 9's for trot and canter, and a 9 and 10
for rideability. At the breeding shows, she was the winner of her Class at 2,
winner of her Class at 3, and also Mare Show Champion at 3.
Please click here for further details |
| 14th July
2001 |
Ireland Wins Belgian Nations Cup
Show Jumping result - CSIO Lummen
Belgium 11 - 15 July 2001
Nations Cup Friday July 13th
Please click here for further details |
| 14th July
2001 |
Ireland Wins Swedish Nations Cup
With two superb double clear rounds
from Cian O'Connor and Lt. David O'Brien, Ireland today (July 13) won the
Swedish Nations Cup at Falsterbo, beating favourites Germany into Second Place
on time. Capt. Gerry Flynn was clear in the first round, and did not need to
jump again to secure Ireland's victory.
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| 14th July
2001 |
The International Buckskin Horse Association
This site has all the up to the minute
information about the International Buckskin Horse Association including the
2001 Show Schedules; The National Point Standings; The World and Gateway Show
Schedule; The World Buckskin Sale; Classified Ads and much more! Check it out
today!
Please click here for further details |
| 14th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result -CSIO Falsterbo Sweden 12-15 July
2001
International Jumping Competition, 2nd
Qualification for class no 6, H&M Derby
1) Rododendra Del Terriccio; Andrea Bracci (Ita); 2) Carnegie Iowa 960; Emma
Wester (Swe); 3) En Avant Du Rouet; Bjorn Nagel (Ger); 4) Lars N Pedersen
(Den); 5) Carraig Dubh ; Captain Gerry Flynn (Irl)
MCR Cup, International Jumping Competition, 1st Qualification for class no 6,
H&M Derby
1) Secret Love; Jerry Smiy (Ita) ; 2) Baron Netscape; Francis Connors (Irl); 3)
Rododendra Del Terriccio; Andrea Bracci (Ita)
Please click here for further details |
| 14th July
2001 |
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:: Saddletude Live ::
Imagine the best jumping talent that America has
to offer go head-to-head this 3-time World Cup Champion Rodrigo Pessoa and
Sydney Olympic Gold Medalist Jereon Dubbeldam.
Please click here for
further details |
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| 13th July
2001 |
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Federation Equestre
Internationale News
12th July 2001
- 2000/2001 FEI/PSI World Jumping and Dressage
Finals
- Samsung Nations Cup Series update
- World Cup Jumping Final allocated to Leipzig
- WEG Newsletter
- FEI/Emirates Endurance rankings
- Olympic appointments Athens 2004
- European Eventing Forum in Luhmuehlen
- Open Forum Driving announced in Riesenbeck
- CSI-A San Patrignano
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| 13th July
2001 |
2001 National Side-Saddle Show
The College Equestrian Centre, Keysoe,
Bedford
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August 10 to 12, 2001
Entries for the biggest all-side-saddle show in the world close on
Friday 13th July.
For Members and non-Members of the Side Saddle
Association, the event promises to be a great weekend for competitors and
spectators alike
Please click here for further details |
| 13th July
2001 |
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U.S. Teams To Compete At Hickstead and
Dublin |
USA Equestrian announced today that the following
U.S. teams will be competing at Hickstead CSIO, Great Britain, July 25-29, 2001
and Dublin CSIO, Ireland, August 8-12, 2001:
Please click here for further details |
| 13th July
2001 |
Equine Environmental Disease - Vita Royal's Critically
Acclaimed Scientific Program Restores Health Naturally, Without Toxic Drugs
As featured in "Controlling EPM From The
Inside Out" in the July, 1999 issue of the HORSE JOURNAL, our
comprehensive program has now restored normal health to hundreds of horses
across North America without the use of drugs.
A Diagnosis of Equine Environmental Disease Is
Not a Death Sentence Any More!
Most of the horses we have dealt with are
"relapses" or failures of drug treatments of all sorts. Veterinarians
who call to inquire are just as frustrated as their clients, some of whom have
spent $5,000 -$8,000 on treatments since 1995, and who still don't have a
usable horse. Breeding is out of the question per recommendations of drug
manufacturers.
Please click here for further details |
| 13th July
2001 |
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AHSA Issues Statement On Name
Change |
The American Horse Shows Association (AHSA)
announced today that it has published an article on its change of name to USA
Equestrian on its web site at
http://www.ahsa.org/EquestrianGovernance/index.html
Please click here for further details |
| 13th July
2001 |
HORSEWORLD
Preserving the Past, Living the Present, Protecting the Future….
"Akhal-Teke Breed Spotlight Event at
HorseWorld"
HorseWorld, the visitor centre of the
Friends of Bristol Horses Society - one of Britain's largest charitable equine
rescue sanctuaries and retirement homes, is to host a special event to
spotlight the rare and unusual Akhal-Teke breed of horses on Saturday 18
August.
Organised by the Akhal-Teke Society of Great Britain the event will not only
feature displays and a parade of a number of purebred, and partbred, Akhal-Teke
horses but also displays of costume and jewellery from Turkmenistan, as well
video presentations about the breed and a display of paintings depicting
Akhal-Teke horses by Bridget Tempest. The pride of Turkmenistan, Akhal-Teke
horses are part of the sovereign states national emblem and it is hoped that a
member of the Turkmenistan embassy will also be visiting the event during the
day.
Please click here for further
details |
| 13th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result -CSIO Falsterbo Sweden 12-15 July
2001
SEB Cup, International Jumping Competition
1) Equest Carnute; Thomas Velin (Den); 2) H&M Butterfly Flip; Malin Baryard
(Swe); 3) Montanus Faro; Bjorn Nagel (Ger)
Please click here for further details |
| 13th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result - CSIO Lummen Belgium 11-15 July 2001
Prijs BIOAGRICO Thursday, July 12,
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 1m40
1) Le Jeune Philippe; Double O Seven (Bel) ; 2) Hayashi Tadayoshi; Gold Run II
(Jap) ; 3) Delaveau Patrice; Caucalis (Fra) ; 4) Kurten Jessica; Advocat (Irl)
Please click here for further
details |
| 13th July
2001 |
Irish Riders In Action In The Week Ahead
Show Jumping - CSIO Falsterbo Sweden
12-15 July 2001
CSIO Lummen Belgium 11-15 July 2001 (Nations Cup)
Show Jumping - CSI-C Lignieres Switzerland 13-15 July 2001
Please click here for further details |
| 13th July
2001 |
Irish Participation In International Equestrian
Events
European Show Jumping Championships - Juniors
and Young Riders. Gijon Spain 18 - 22 July 2001
European Pony Champoionships Vejer De La Frontera Spain 23 - 29 July 2001
CSI-A Royan France 20-22 July 2001
European Dressage Championships Juniors 17-22 July 2001 and Young Riders 25-29
July 2001 Iserlohn Germany
Please click here for further details |
| 12th July
2001 |
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Body Protector Standard Aims To Make
Riding Safer
WITH improved safety for all riders and
competitors being one of the key priorities for BETA new moves have been made
to try and help cut down on the number of riding injuries.
From September the BETA 1995 Standard will
officially cease to be a valid standard for the manufacture of body
protectors. |
The standard was replaced in March last year by
the BETA 2000 Standard and manufacturers were given until the end of August
this year to continue making body protectors to the older standard.
Please click here for further details |
| 12th July
2001 |
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AHSA Directors Meet, Name Of
Organisation Changed |
Directors of the American Horse Shows Association
(AHSA) met in Lexington, Kentucky, on Tuesday, July 10, 2001 and acting as the
Voting Members of the corporation, voted to change the Certificate of
Incorporation to reflect a new name: USA Equestrian, Inc.
Please click here for further details |
| 12th July
2001 |
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Naturallypaws
Naturallypaws, the website which provides help and
advice on caring naturally for pets, has now launched a brand new online store
where you can order their carefully selected natural products and
books. |
Naturallypaws went online in December 2000, and is
a good place to visit if your pet is injured or unwell, or you simply wish to
boost your pet's health naturally. The website, which has recently undergone a
revamp which makes browsing even easier, is dedicated to providing information
on how we can naturally look after our pets in sickness and in health.
Please click here for further details
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| 12th July
2001 |
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BETA Voices View on Hunting in House
of Commons
THE voice of the British Equestrian Trade
Association was represented in the House of Commons recently during a hearing
on hunting.
BETA Director General Antony Wakeham, together
with Chief Executive and Secretary Claire Williams was invited to speak on
behalf of the association during two hearing days which discussed the work of
the ‘Middle Way’ Group on how to continue hunting by
licensing. |
Mr Wakeham’s response focused on the economic
impact of the ban on hunting and the opportunity arose following a response he
made to the ‘Middle Way’ Group earlier in the year.
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details |
| 12th July
2001 |
Horses Dying in Aisle At New Holland
In the year since the PA State Police
were backed off from New Holland, things have returned to normal.
Dealer & haulers no longer have current permits to conduct business.
Motor vehicle violations abound.
Please click here for further details |
| 11th July
2001 |
Therapeutic Riding In The Piedmont, NC
In the fall 2000 issue of the Review,
NCRPS President Butch Kisiah stated that "we need to be out front as a
champion of programs and possibilities for all children". I could not
agree more. As a recreational therapist (TRS/CTRS), I have grown accustomed to
being an advocate for recreation as therapy. And as a therapeutic riding
instructor and Director of HorseFeathers Therapeutic Riding, I talk to hundreds
of people each year about therapeutic riding in N.C. Therapeutic riding is also
known as equine facilitated therapy (EFT), especially when it pertains to
non-riding interaction with the horse.
Please click here for further
details |
| 11th
July 2001 |
Submit a Story, Win a Supracor Pad
Do you have a story about yourself or someone you
know who is a riding hero? A "triumph over fear" story to inspire
others? Perhaps you've come back from an accident or achieved great success
against all odds.
Sharing your riding story, or that of your
"riding hero," could be inspirational for other riders. Plus, give
you an opportunity to WIN A FABULOUS SUPRACOR SADDLE PAD, valued at up to $325,
depending on the style you choose.
Please click here for further details |
| 11th
July 2001 |
Costa Rica Classic
Trip Report by Chrissa Pedersen
Dec 23 to 31 2001 |
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If you want to see spectacular jungle and beach
scenery, meet local people, learn about herbal remedies, see lots of wildlife,
shop, kick back and relax and don't mind some long van rides on rough roads
then this trip IS for you.
Uvi Jenkins was our guide, interpreter, historical, environmental Costa Rican
lecturer and baby sitter from Conexiones the local company for Hidden Trails.
Uvi said her ancestry goes back to a crewmember on Captain Morgan's pirate ship
I felt an immediate connection to her forthright, straight talking manner. Her
co-worker was Brian, our driver. He managed to get our luggage and us from the
Caribbean to Pacific sides of this Central American country. No small feat
given the volcanic mountains that define this country's character. Uvi by the
way was the best, most personable riding guide that we have had to date.
Extremely organized and very patient with her charges, not to mention her
English was excellent.
Please click here for further
details |
| 11th
July 2001 |
New Amateur Association
For the Good of the Breed: American
Amateur Arabian Horse Association Seeing a common need for the amateur owners
of Arabian horses to form a separate association for the promotion of the
Arabian horse as a family recreational mount, a group of Arabian horse owners,
breeders and amateur trainers came together in Nashville Tennessee in late
April of this year to discuss what action they could take to meet the needs of
Arabian owners like themselves. The result was the formation of a national
association for the encouragement of Amateur activities and entry level
opportunities for beginning and long time Arabian horse owners.
Enthusiastically named "The American Amateur Arabian Horse
Association" by the nine attendees from allacross the country, The goal of
the group is to help family recreational riders of Arabian horses get together,
learn, and enjoy the Arabian horse in low cost, low key shows and events.
Please click here for further details |
| 11th
July 2001 |
Boot Care Kit
Brighton, Michigan, June 6, 2001—Leather is
expensive and proper care is imperative, that is why Bickmore created The Boot
Care Kit. The Boot Care Kit contains the essential care products for all smooth
and exotic leather shoes, boots and general leather goods, all packaged
together.
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further details |
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| 11th
July 2001 |
The White Horse Farm Equine Ethology Project
The White Horse Farm Equine Ethology
Project has been running for approaching ten years, and during that time many
insights have been gained into the depth and complexity of natural social
behaviour in Equus Caballus.
As with any other pure research project, funding has been very hard to find -
particularly as the project is non-invasive and therefore of no interest to the
pharmaceutical industry.
Please click here for further details |
| 10th
July 2001 |
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Equitana Asia Pacific
News
The Inaugural EQUITANA Asia Pacific Art Awards
EQUITANA Art Exhibition - Bigger and Better in 2001!
EQUITANA Schools Program
Stars confirmed to appear in 'Specialist Panels'
EQUITANA Reining Masters
Who is John Lyons?
Please click here for further details |
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| 10th July
2001 |
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Mandy Porter and La Roc
Win $5,000 Jimmy Williams Classic at HITS Tahoe Week II |
MINDEN, NEVADA (July 7, 2001)-Mandy Porter, 35, of
Solana Beach, California, won the $5,000 PCHA Jimmy Williams Classic at HITS
Tahoe in Minden, Nevada, today, aboard La Roc, besting a field of 13 horses.
Porter purchased the German-bred gelding less than two months ago, and as
owner/rider, she took home $1,500 in prize money. Apollo Farms and John
Endicott sponsored the class. Michael Curtis of Tucson, Arizona designed the
course.
Please click here for further details |
| 10th July
2001 |
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Ireland's Damian Gardiner
Takes First and Fourth in $50,000 EMO Grand Prix at HITS Tahoe Week II
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MINDEN, NEVADA (July 8, 2001)-Damian Gardiner, 33,
of Rancho Sante Fe, California, rode two double-clears today, to take first and
fourth place in the $50,000 EMO Grand Prix at HITS Tahoe in Minden, Nevada.
Gardiner won the class with Delta Frenchy and was fourth with Delta Pablo Van
Papingro, both owned by Delta Farm. Gardiner was presented with a cooler, a
silver tray and two checks totaling $19,000 for Mr. and Mrs. Tom Frank, owners
of Delta Farm. Gardiner is originally from Ireland and was a member of the
Irish Show Jumping team at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. Michael Curtis of
Tucson, Arizona, designed the course for today's field of 20 horses.
Please click here for further details |
| 10th July
2001 |
The 4th International Akhal-teke Show 2001
Welcome to the 4th annual Akhal-Teke
show and meeting in Moscow on the 25-26 August, 2001.
Please click here for further details |
| 10th July
2001 |
Governor Ridge Signs PA Horse Transport Bill into Law - Equine
Protection Network
Governor Ridge signed the PA Horse Transport Bill
into law on June 25, 2001. HB 1139, introduced by Representative Jim Lynch,
Warren County,(R) on March 21, 2001. Act 64 bans the use of double deck
trailers to transport horses. The law takes effect in 60 days. The bill passed
the PA Senate on June 21, 2001 by a vote of 49-0. On May 8, 2001 the bill
passed the House 199-0.
The EPN appreciates all the individuals and organizations who have supported
our efforts and worked toward passage of this legislation. The EPN applauds Rep
Lynch for sponsoring this legislation and the PA Legislature for passing the
Horse Transport Bill.
Please click here for further details |
| 10th July
2001 |
ShowJumping Result: Cinzano (Ita) - CSI A - 06/08 July
2001
1) Niall Talbot (IRL) Fancy Brown ; 2) R. Grimm
(SUI) Shebah by Komos; 3) G. Galli (ITA) Lambich du St Hubert
Please click here for further details |
| 9th July
2001 |
Equine Intensive and Critical Care Services at LSU: An Inside
Look
Equine emergency and critical care is a growing
facet of veterinary medicine with more and more horses requiring specialized,
immediate, and advanced veterinary care. The intensity of emergency care
required is dependent upon the underlying disease and any accompanying
abnormalities, and services may often range from body temperature control to
emergency surgical intervention. With the diagnostic and therapeutic advances
made in recent years in equine medicine and surgery, emergency and critical
care can play a major role in the successful treatment and rehabilitation of
horses faced with performance-limiting and life-threatening conditions or
diseases.
This is especially true at the LSU School of
Veterinary Medicine where the Veterinary Teaching Hospital Equine Clinic
identifies 20-25 percent of its patients as emergency cases. Internists,
surgeons, theriogenologists, ophthalmologists, and numerous other specialists,
technicians, and students join efforts daily to save and sustain critically ill
equine patients.
Please click here for further details |
| 9th July
2001 |
Lennon and Splaine Take Two Out Of Top Four Grand Prix Places
Ireland's European Champion Team star
Dermott Lennon and Robert Splaine, both riding Irish-bred horses, took Second
and Fourth places in a field of 39 international riders at the Dutch Grand prix
at Geesteren, Netherlands, today (Sunday July 8), and walked away with combined
prize money of almost £25,000.
Please click here for further details |
| 9th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result - CSI-A Neuendorf Switzerland 5-8 July 2001
GRAND PRIX DAVIDOFF Sunday July 8
1) Markus Fuchs ; Cosima II (SUI) ; 2) Kristof Cleeren; Loverboy (BEL) ; 3)
Lars Nieberg; Adlantus As (GER) ; 4) Peter Charles; Traxdata Carnavelley (IRL)
PRIX CROSSAIR Sunday July 8
1) Steve Guerdat; Mecano (SUI) ; 2) Leopold v. Asten ; VDL Groep No Doupt (NED)
; 3) Peter Charles; Orange Juice (IRL)
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details |
| 9th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result - CSIO Ikast, Denmark 4-8 July 2001
Nations Cup Sunday 8th July
1) Germany ; 2) Ireland ; 3) USA ; 4) Belgium ; 5) Canada ; 6) Holland
Please click here for further details |
| 9th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result - CSI-A Geesteren Netherlands 6-8 July 2001
Heijdens Textile Prize
1) Broere Kimberly; Wout-Jan Van Der Schans (Ned) ; 2) Bluf; Edwin Klokman
(Ned) ; 3) Virtual Village Hunters L; John Whitaker (GBR) ; 4) Audi's Kathja;
Emile Hendrix (Ned) ; 5) Exander; Harry Marshall (Irl)
Please click here for further details |
| 9th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result - CSIO-J/YR Hagen Germany 4-8 July 2001
Young Riders Nations Cup Saturday July
7
1) Germany ; 2) Italy; 3) Netherlands ; 4) Ireland
Please click here for further details |
| 8th July
2001 |
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To A Safe Stop,
By Permission of Karen
Boush
Western Horseman, September 1998
Frank Bell's training program
culminates in a graceful, yet quite practical, one-rein stop.
When horse gentler Frank Bell performs a one-rein stop, he guides his equine
partner through an elegant, free-flowing movement that involves
solidcommunication and harmony |
According to Bell, teaching a horse 'ballet,' as
he calls the final segment of his seven-step training system, elevates safety
to an art. Two simple maneuvers - a one-rein stop followed by a turn on the
haunches - give riders the means to disengage the hindquarters in dangerous
situations as well as teach the horse proper foot placement and weight
shifting. Ultimately, once the steps have been learned and the moves polished,
horse and rider are in sync both physically and mentally. When the hindquarters
are properly disengaged the horse cannot run off or rear.
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to continue |
| 8th July
2001 |
The Sawyer Creek Foal Cam Success
Oh my...where do I start...well, it
all started with my son's idea of building us a web page, which blossomed and
expanded until we had a live foal cam. From the live foal cam and message board
we built a huge world wide following, from England, Australia, New
Zealand...literally every corner of the earth and all parts of the US.
We had 12 foals born on our live cam...not only was this fantastic for us
because of the audience we sold many foals before they were even born but
fantastic for the viewers who enjoyed the births. Two newpapers even did quite
nice feature articles on us and our unique marketing approach of the live foal
cam. They built up quite a little club calling themselves "Creekies"
after the name of our farm Sawyer Creek. To date we have over 420,000 hits from
which my server says over 200,000 are unique! Then even after the foals were
born, they continued to watch and participate on the message board site...which
they still do!
Please click here for
further details |
| 8th July
2001 |
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Mexico's Javier Fernandez
Wins $15,000 Open Jumper Prix With Loreto at HITS Tahoe Week II
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MINDEN, NEVADA (July 6, 2001)- Javier Fernandez,
of Zapopan Jalisco, Mexico, riding Loreto, won the $15,000 Open Jumper Prix at
HITS Tahoe II in Minden, Nevada, today. Fernandez out-jumped a field of 24
horses and took home $4,500 for owner Charles R. Parks of the U.S. Today's
course designer was Michael Curtis of Tucson, Arizona.
For Round One, Curtis built a 12-jump course that included an
oxer-vertical-vertical triple combination at Fence No. 6 and an oxer-vertical
double at Fence No. 9. Time Allowed was set at 100 seconds. Two horses were
eliminated on course. Seven horses had clear rounds and moved on to the
jump-off.
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| 8th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result - CSIO Ikast, Denmark 4-8 July 2001
Stutteri Ask GRAND PRIX Saturday, July
7
1) Alois Pollmann-Schweckhorst; Aperio (GER); 2) Cpt.Gerry Flynn; Carraig Dubh
(IRL) ; 3) Elmar Gundel; Chapel (GER)
Please click here for further details |
| 8th July
2001 |
Show Jumping Result - CSIO Ikast, Denmark 4-8 July 2001
Ecco Sko International Class 140 cm
Saturday, July 7
1) Cian O'Connor; Kilfearagh Niamh (IRL); 2) Andreas Ott; Cassino CH (SUI); 3)
Jorg Kreutzmann; Giannina (GER)
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