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World Equestrian Games Dressage Order of Go Draw Groups
7 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on World Equestrian Games Dressage Order of Go Draw Groups
TRYON, North Carolina, Sept. 5, 2018--The World Equestrian Games order of go draw groups includes the United States, Netherlands, Germany, Sweden and Spain that will be among the last to start in the two days of Grand Prix next week that will decide the team medals Read More
USA Dressage Team Horses Leave for Tryon for World Equestrian Games
7 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on USA Dressage Team Horses Leave for Tryon for World Equestrian Games
WELLINGTON, Florida, Sept. 1, 2018--American dressage horses left for Tryon Saturday night just 11 days to the start of the World Equestrian Games that are the championships of eight international disciplines staged only once every four years Read More
Robert Dover at WEG, His Last USA Coaching Championship, His Hopes & Future
7 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Robert Dover at WEG, His Last USA Coaching Championship, His Hopes & Future
When Robert Dover heads to Tryon in the next few days for the World Equestrian Games, it will be his last coaching assignment for an American championship team that he hopes will be high on the medals podium as the crowning achievement of a career that has spanned a half century with medals from four Olympics Read More
USA’s Four Combinations Only World Games Team Ranked in Top 30 in Latest Standings, Germany Not But Favored for Top of Podium
7 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on USA’s Four Combinations Only World Games Team Ranked in Top 30 in Latest Standings, Germany Not But Favored for Top of Podium
Not that it will make a difference to the final outcome, but the United States will start the World Equestrian Games team medal competition as the only nation with its entire squad in the top 30 of the rankings while the top two German combinations that are favored to lead the country to the podium are not in the top 50 Read More
USA Team Preparing for World Equestrian Games, Quietly Hopeful of Medals at Home Championships Opening in 3 Weeks–Laura Graves & Verdades
7 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on USA Team Preparing for World Equestrian Games, Quietly Hopeful of Medals at Home Championships Opening in 3 Weeks–Laura Graves & Verdades
The American riders on The Dutta Corp. team for the World Equestrian Games are focused on final preparations for the World Equestrian Games at home in Tryon, North Carolina opening in three weeks, with cameraderie that has already seen a return to Olympic success and quality built over years that coach Robert Dover says has produced the country's best ever team Read More
Steffen Peters “Polishing” Rosamunde for Tryon World Games, Rider’s 7th Straight Olympics Or WEG
7 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Steffen Peters “Polishing” Rosamunde for Tryon World Games, Rider’s 7th Straight Olympics Or WEG
When Steffen Peters rides down the centerline at the World Equestrian Games in Tryon in a month's time he will be building on a career that already includes more combined world championships with more medals than any other American Read More
Isabell Werth Fills Latest Top Two World Ranking Spots, Entire USA Team in Top 25, Charlotte Dujardin Skyrockets to No. 10
7 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Isabell Werth Fills Latest Top Two World Ranking Spots, Entire USA Team in Top 25, Charlotte Dujardin Skyrockets to No. 10
Isabell Werth claimed the top two places in the latest world rankings posted Wednesday while the entire United States team was inside the top 25 for the first time and former No. 1 Charlotte Dujardin skyrocketed to 10th, all less than six weeks to the World Equestrian Games in Tryon, North Carolina. Read More
Ashley Holzer After First American Team Experience Outside USA Wishes She’d Made Switch Sooner
7 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Ashley Holzer After First American Team Experience Outside USA Wishes She’d Made Switch Sooner
Ashley Holzer, despite having lived in the United States for many years and with a husband and two children Americans, dragged her feet to switch from riding for Canada. After her first competition with an American squad outside the U.S. she wishes she'd made the switch sooner. Read More