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Germany, as Expected, Takes Lead at Midpoint in Aachen Nations Cup, Laura Graves Pulls USA Into 2nd
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Germany, as Expected, Takes Lead at Midpoint in Aachen Nations Cup, Laura Graves Pulls USA Into 2nd
AACHEN, Germany, July 20, 2017--A powerful German team took the lead midway through the CDIO5* Nations Cup but Laura Graves and Verdades pulled the United States into second place at a competition that has the feel of a world championship Read More
Helen Langehanenberg & Damsey FRH Win Aachen CDI4* Grand Prix, Isabell Werth & Emilio 2nd
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Helen Langehanenberg & Damsey FRH Win Aachen CDI4* Grand Prix, Isabell Werth & Emilio 2nd
AACHEN, Germany, July 19, 2017--Helen Langehanenberg rode Damsey FRH to a personal best score to win the CDI4* Grand Prix and ease past German team mate Isabell Werth on Emilio Read More
Juan Matute, Jr., Florida-Based Superstar Youth Rider for Spain, Begins Formal Process to Become American Citizen
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Juan Matute, Jr., Florida-Based Superstar Youth Rider for Spain, Begins Formal Process to Become American Citizen
AACHEN, Germany, July 19, 2017--Juan Matute, Jr., the Florida-based youth superstar for Spain, has begun the formal process to become an American citizen but admitted that even if approved he has not yet decided whether to ride for the United States Read More
Laura Graves & Verdades Could Move to No. 2 in World As Aachen to Bring Rankings Shake-up
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Laura Graves & Verdades Could Move to No. 2 in World As Aachen to Bring Rankings Shake-up
AACHEN, Germany, July 18, 2017--The biggest shakeup in a year at the top of the world rankings could see American Laura Graves and Verdades move up to No. 2 behind Isabell Werth and Weihegold OLD based on results of the World Equestrian Festival that has drawn the best horses and riders in the world Read More
From Jumping Champion to Dressage Medalist at 1st Olympics in 1972, Sweden’s Ulla Håkanson Still Competing Near 80th Birthday
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on From Jumping Champion to Dressage Medalist at 1st Olympics in 1972, Sweden’s Ulla Håkanson Still Competing Near 80th Birthday
When Ulla Håkanson rode her Richelle in this year's Falsterbo Horse Show CDI3* she was adding to her accomplishments as probably the world's oldest international dressage competitor four months shy of her 80th birthday after four Olympics and a slew of championships Read More
USA’s Laura Graves Billed as “Contender” to Battle World No. 1 Isabell Werth at Aachen, Germany Nations Cup
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on USA’s Laura Graves Billed as “Contender” to Battle World No. 1 Isabell Werth at Aachen, Germany Nations Cup
The American Laura Graves has been billed as "The Contender" in the battle with world No. 1 Isabell Werth of Germany in the Nations Cup at the World Equestrian Festival in Aachen, Germany this week. Laura, who turns 30 years old next Saturday a day after Isabell celebrates her 48th birthday, was the subject of an interview conducted for the Aachen organization and published Sunday Read More
Victoria Max-Theurer & Blind Date Win Cappeln CDI4* Grand Prix Special
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Victoria Max-Theurer & Blind Date Win Cappeln CDI4* Grand Prix Special
CAPPELN, Germany, July 16, 2017--Victoria Max-Theurer and Blind Date won the CDI4* Grand Prix Special Sunday for the first back-to-back victories for the partnership since returning from a year out of competition Read More
Sweden Wins Falsterbo Nations Cup for 3rd Year, Russia 2nd, Denmark 3rd, USA 4th
8 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Sweden Wins Falsterbo Nations Cup for 3rd Year, Russia 2nd, Denmark 3rd, USA 4th
FALSTERBO, Sweden, July 16, 2017--Sweden won the Nations Cup Sunday, taking this CDIO5* for the third straight year and moving to the top of the standings of the seven-event trans-Atlantic series. Russia, competing in this year's lineup for first time this year, was reserve champion with Denmark in third and the United States fourth Read More