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USA Dressage Development Coach Sought to Succeed Charlotte Bredahl
1 year ago StraightArrow Comments Off on USA Dressage Development Coach Sought to Succeed Charlotte Bredahl
US Equestrian is seeking dressage Development Coach to succeed Charlotte Bredahl who has held the post for the past five years Read More
George Williams Named USA High Performance & Pathway Development Advisor, No Successor to Debbie McDonald as Team Coach for Now
3 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on George Williams Named USA High Performance & Pathway Development Advisor, No Successor to Debbie McDonald as Team Coach for Now
United States Equestrian announced Thursday that George Williams has been appointed dressage High Performance & Pathway Development Advisor instead of immediately naming a successor to Debbie McDonald as team coach. A coaches support network will be launched. Read More
Alice Tarjan With Record Number of Horses at USA Festival of Champions, Ahead of Aachen, Germany for Rider’s First European Show
3 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Alice Tarjan With Record Number of Horses at USA Festival of Champions, Ahead of Aachen, Germany for Rider’s First European Show
Alice Tarjan, with a record nine horses in the U.S. Festival of Champions this week, is scheduled to compete next month in her first ever European event, at Big Tour at the World Equestrian Festival in Aachen, Germany, the globe's most prestigious horse show. Read More Charlotte Bredahl Reports Brain Tumor Caused by Metastatic Melanoma as Cause of Near Paralysis
4 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Charlotte Bredahl Reports Brain Tumor Caused by Metastatic Melanoma as Cause of Near Paralysis
July 5, 2020 By KENNETH J. BRADDICK Charlotte Bredahl, an American Olympic team medalist and official Developing coach, disclosed Sunday the cause of the loss of use of her limbs was a metastatic melanoma that was undetected by regular testing until it eventually resulted in a brain tumor. After weeks of being “terrified” as she Read More
Messages of Support for Charlotte Bredahl Pour in from Around World; Surgery for Brain “Mass” Postponed to Saturday
4 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Messages of Support for Charlotte Bredahl Pour in from Around World; Surgery for Brain “Mass” Postponed to Saturday
Messages of support for U.S. Developing Coach Charlotte Bredahl flooded in from around the world after the Olympic rider reported a "mass" in the brain required surgery. The surgery at Palms West Hospital near her home in Wellington, Florida was postponed a day to Saturday. Read More USA Developing Coach Charlotte Bredahl to Undergo Operation Friday for “Mass” on Brain
4 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on USA Developing Coach Charlotte Bredahl to Undergo Operation Friday for “Mass” on Brain
WELLINGTON, Florida, June 25, 2020--Charlotte Bredahl, an Olympic team bronze medalist and the American developing coach, is in the hospital with a "mass on the brain" that is scheduled to be operated on Friday. Read More
Kundrun Dressage Development Program to Support Future USA Team Prospects Announced by US Equestrian Team Foundation
5 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Kundrun Dressage Development Program to Support Future USA Team Prospects Announced by US Equestrian Team Foundation
Kundrun Dressage Development Program with "generous support" of Fritz and Claudine Kundrun has been created to support future USA team prospects, the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation announced Monday Read More
USA Launches Coaches Support Network to Expand Training, Support Across Nation–Willy Arts, Ali Brock, Ashley Holzer, Günter Seidel Sign On to Give Back
6 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on USA Launches Coaches Support Network to Expand Training, Support Across Nation–Willy Arts, Ali Brock, Ashley Holzer, Günter Seidel Sign On to Give Back
Some of America's top riders and trainers, including three Olympians, have joined a Coaches Support Network newly created by the United States Equestrian Federation to expand training and support to overcome vast distances across the nation. The trainers described their involvement in the program unique in U.S. dressage as an "honor" to give back to the sport in which they have been successful. Read More