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Juan Matute Guimon “Opens Eyes… Started Crying” When Sees Parents at Hospital, Father Reports
5 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Juan Matute Guimon “Opens Eyes… Started Crying” When Sees Parents at Hospital, Father Reports
Juan Matute Guimon started to cry when his parents rushed to his Madrid hospital bedside and talked to him Saturday two weeks after brain surgery that saved the life of the 22-year-old Spanish dressage team rider. Read More
Joëlle Beier Kinnen, International Steward , 2006 World Games Dressage Competitor, Hospitalized With Cerebral Hemorrhage
5 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Joëlle Beier Kinnen, International Steward , 2006 World Games Dressage Competitor, Hospitalized With Cerebral Hemorrhage
Joëlle Beier Kinnen, a dressage and jumping steward and individual competitor at the 2006 World Equestrian Games for Luxembourg, was in the hospital in Trier, Germany Wednesday after an operation for a cerebral hemorrhage.Read More
Coronavirus Updates – USA Extends Suspension of Shows to May 2, FEI Sets Up Task Forces to Deal with About 360 Canceled/Postponed Horse Shows Stretching to Year End
5 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Coronavirus Updates – USA Extends Suspension of Shows to May 2, FEI Sets Up Task Forces to Deal with About 360 Canceled/Postponed Horse Shows Stretching to Year End
UPDATES--USA Extends Suspension of Shows to May 2, FEI Sets Up Task Forces to Deal with About 360 Canceled/Postponed Horse Shows Stretching to Year End Read More
Aachen in Germany, Tryon Among 50 International Dressage Shows Postponed or Canceled Through July
5 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Aachen in Germany, Tryon Among 50 International Dressage Shows Postponed or Canceled Through July
The Aachen CHIO Nations Cups of dressage, jumping eventing and driving in Germany and the Tryon, North Carolina CDI3* are among about 50 international dressage shows postponed or canceled so far through to the end of July amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Read More
Compiègne, France Nation’s Cup Planned USA Olympic Observation Event Canceled Along With Major Shows in Britain, Germany
5 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Compiègne, France Nation’s Cup Planned USA Olympic Observation Event Canceled Along With Major Shows in Britain, Germany
The Compiègne, France dressage Nations Cup that was one of two competitions for an American tour of Europe to prepare for the Olympics has been canceled along with major shows in Britain and Germany. Read More
International Dressage Shows Worldwide Closed for at Least a Month, Impacts Olympic Preparations
5 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on International Dressage Shows Worldwide Closed for at Least a Month, Impacts Olympic Preparations
Most of the world's international horse shows on Monday began coronavirus-triggered cancellations and suspensions for four weeks but closures could stretch well into May as a handful of events have already announced they will not be held. As with most sports, the pandemic will have a major impact on preparations for the Olympics in Tokyo scheduled for the end of July. Read More
Jill Irving Sets Early Tone for Canada’s Olympic Team Selection
5 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Jill Irving Sets Early Tone for Canada’s Olympic Team Selection
Jill Irving’s double victory at Florida’s Global Dressage Festival set the tone for Canada’s Olympic dressage selection series with at least another six shows in the United States before the wrapup at home in Canada in five months. Read More
Cesar Hirsch, Pan American Equestrian Confederation New President, Sets as Priority Upgrading Pan Am Games Dressage
5 years ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Cesar Hirsch, Pan American Equestrian Confederation New President, Sets as Priority Upgrading Pan Am Games Dressage
Cesar Hirsch, newly installed as president of the Pan American Equestrian Confederation, has set as a top priority upgrading Pan American Games dressage after another country with a team of mixed levels earned a reservation for Tokyo Olympics but fell short of meeting required scores at Grand Prix. Read More