FEI Explains Substitute Rider in Place of Scratched Lars Petersen & Mariett

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The decision to award a place in the World Cup Final to Russia's Elena Sidneva and Romeo-Star as a substitute for the scratched Lars Petersen and Mariett was made under a rule providing for International Equestrian Federation (FEI) starting places Read More

Questions Over World Cup Substitute for Scratched Lars Petersen & Mariett

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Questions were raised Tuesday over the apparent bypassing of the United States' Catherine Haddad-Staller and Mane Stream Hotmail and naming Russia's Elena Sidneva and Romeo-Star in the official entries for the World Cup Final in Lyon, France after Lars Petersen of Denmark scratched Mariett because of an abscess Read More

Lars Petersen & Mariett Out of World Cup, Russia’s Elena Sidneva & Romeo-Star In

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Mariett, the Danish Warmblood mare that made a miracle recovery from a serious hoof injury, is suffering from an abscess and the 16-year-old horse ridden by Florida-based Lars Petersen of Denmark on Tuesday was scratched from the World Cup Final in Lyon, France this weekend. Russia's Elena Sidneva and Romeo-Star were named as replacements Read More

Charlotte & Valegro, Britain’s Hope for 1st World Cup Title, Could Move Closer to Individual Grand Slam

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Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro have a chance this week to capture Great Britain's first ever World Cup and put the pair just one event from an individual Grand Slam of the globe's four major dressage titles--Olympics, world championships, World Cup and European championships Read More

Olivia LaGoy-Weltz & Rassing’s Lonoir Among Top American Small Tour Partnerships Hidden No More

11 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Olivia LaGoy-Weltz & Rassing’s Lonoir Among Top American Small Tour Partnerships Hidden No More
Olivia LaGoy-Weltz on her Rassing's Lonoir so impressed Steffen Peters, America's No. 1 rider who was hosting a symposium for international level trainers from across the nation, that he asked "How is it we don't know about you?" As it was the start of Florida's intense Global Dressage Festival of seven CDIs over 12 weeks, he added: "we're expecting big scores this season." Read More

IOC Moves to Take Charge of 2016 Rio Olympic Preparations

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The International Olympic Committee moved swiftly Thursday to take charge of Olympic venue construction and operations in Rio de Janeiro in the wake of serious concerns voiced by the majority of international sports federations--including equestrian--that the Games are behind schedule with just two years to go Read More

Great Britain’s Olympic Medalist Laura Tomlinson One of Two Bidding to be Athlete Rep on FEI Dressage Committee

11 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Great Britain’s Olympic Medalist Laura Tomlinson One of Two Bidding to be Athlete Rep on FEI Dressage Committee
Laura Tomlinson of Great Britain and Anna Paprocka-Campanella of Ialy are seeking election to fill the posiion of Athlete Representative on the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) Dressage Committee, according to the list of candidates for the eight sports disciplines released Thursday Read More

FEI Joins Global Sports Federations Sounding Alarm Over 2016 Rio Olympic Preparations

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The International Equestrian Federation (FEI) joined the majority of Olympic sports organizations expressing "massive concerns" over preparations of both venues and operations for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games with the International Olympic Committee weighing calls for so-called "Plan B" alternatives for the global extravaganza just two years away Read More
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