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 Yorkshire Today: Aiming to achieve top honours at the trials
STUDENT Paul White, 21, is one of a new team of organisers taking over the running of Skipton Horse Trials, which is being held at the end of this month. (06/08/2008 09:42:28)
Yorkshire Today: On Charm offensive for London Olympics
SHEFFIELD'S Darryl Thickitt won the top prize at the Badminton Young Dressage Horse of the Future competition held in Gloucestershire. (01/08/2008 18:45:05)
Yorkshire Today: Emma proves a star attraction on way to top show
DRIFFIELD'S Emma Nettleton was delighted with her success at the South Essex Insurance Brokers Search For A Star qualifier, earning her a ticket to the finals at the Horse Of The Year Show. (01/08/2008 18:43:40)
Yorkshire Today: Kathryn happy to put pressure on best of Brits
Two riders from our region who represent Ireland, helped their team gain second place at the recent international para dressage competition at the Hartpury Festival of Dressage in Gloucestershire. (30/07/2008 09:06:52)
College Sports: South Carolina Wins NCAA Equestrian Title
Winning the Hunt Seat Division today with 40 points, the University of South Carolina's Equestrian team clinched its first national title today in Varsity Equestrian. Overall, South Carolina tallied 60 points to second place University of Georgia's 51 points (the two-time defending champion). Texas A & M University finished third and Oklahoma State Universit ...
College Sports: Oklahoma State Leads Day One of NCAAs
The Georgia equestrian team will have an uphill battle on Saturday to win it's third straight national title on the final day of competition at the Varsity Equestrian National Championships contested at the Santa Fe Horsepark in Santa Fe, New Mexico....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
College Sports: Baylor Names First Equestrian Coach
Ellen White, an internationally recognized dressage trainer, has been selected as the head coach of Baylor's new women's equestrian program, Director of Athletics Ian McCaw announced Thursday. The school's equestrian team begins its first year of competition with the2005-2006 academic year....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
College Sports: Riders Prepare For Away Meet
There will be a lot of firsts this weekend for the K-State equestrian team's Western squad. Nichole Tiffany, first-year assistant coach focusing on the Western squad, will be taking her team to its first away show of the season, as they travel to the Black Hawk Western Show on Saturday and Sunday in Kewanee, Ill....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv ...
College Sports: Equestrian Team Ends Season On Sour Note
Everyone is entitled to off-days. They can also be called blonde moments, mental health days, out to lunch for an extended period of time...the list goes on and on. These days are few and far between for the Penn State Equestrian team, but that doesn't prevent them from happening every once in a while....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
College Sports: Penn State Freshmen Add Balance to Equestrian Team
Freshmen. Just hearing the word can make some upperclassmen shudder. Freshmen are often regarded as lost, ignorant youngsters that can get in the way. Times seem to be changing, however, as more and more freshmen are making an impact on the playing field....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
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·Aiming to achieve top honours at the trials
STUDENT Paul White, 21, is one of a new team of organisers taking over the running of Skipton Horse Trials, which is being held at the end of this month. (06/08/2008 09:42:28)
·On Charm offensive for London Olympics
SHEFFIELD'S Darryl Thickitt won the top prize at the Badminton Young Dressage Horse of the Future competition held in Gloucestershire. (01/08/2008 18:45:05)
·Emma proves a star attraction on way to top show
DRIFFIELD'S Emma Nettleton was delighted with her success at the South Essex Insurance Brokers Search For A Star qualifier, earning her a ticket to the finals at the Horse Of The Year Show. (01/08/2008 18:43:40)
·Dual Bramham role for Pritchard
Changes were announced this week at Bramham International Horse Trials. (01/08/2008 18:42:19)
·Kathryn happy to put pressure on best of Brits
Two riders from our region who represent Ireland, helped their team gain second place at the recent international para dressage competition at the Hartpury Festival of Dressage in Gloucestershire. (30/07/2008 09:06:52)
·Saddle up and head off for fun at the camp
IN SPITE of the hurdles of today's stringent health and safety legislation, equestrian summer camps are thriving. (25/07/2008 20:24:36)
·Soap star rides in from Emmerdale to help provide fund-raising boost
Emmerdale star Nicola Wheeler, who plays Nicola de Souza in the TV soap, will officially open the Elisabeth Svendsen Trust for Children and Donkeys (EST) centre's summer fair tomorrow to help raise funds for its free donkey-riding therapy service for children with special needs and disabilities in the region. (25/07/2008 20:22:20)
·Whitaker duo in dazzling form
HUDDERSFIELD'S Louise Whitaker, on Miss M Hall's Dazzle II, and Geoff Luckett (Banbury, Oxon)on Old Lodge's Tiffany II, qualified for the Horse of the Year Show at Weston Lawns from 109 starters in the Horse and Hound Foxhunter second round. (25/07/2008 20:19:14)
·Disabled shine at Hartpury
The Riding for the Disabled Championships were held at Hartpury in Gloucestershire recently. (25/07/2008 20:20:51)
·Try before you buy is top advice for sales time
WITH schools and colleges breaking up for the summer holidays, the traditional horse and pony buying season is upon us. (23/07/2008 09:31:05)
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·South Carolina Wins NCAA Equestrian Title
Winning the Hunt Seat Division today with 40 points, the University of South Carolina's Equestrian team clinched its first national title today in Varsity Equestrian. Overall, South Carolina tallied 60 points to second place University of Georgia's 51 points (the two-time defending champion). Texas A & M University finished third and Oklahoma State University finished fourth....Click here for full story or visit www. ...
·Oklahoma State Leads Day One of NCAAs
The Georgia equestrian team will have an uphill battle on Saturday to win it's third straight national title on the final day of competition at the Varsity Equestrian National Championships contested at the Santa Fe Horsepark in Santa Fe, New Mexico....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Baylor Names First Equestrian Coach
Ellen White, an internationally recognized dressage trainer, has been selected as the head coach of Baylor's new women's equestrian program, Director of Athletics Ian McCaw announced Thursday. The school's equestrian team begins its first year of competition with the2005-2006 academic year....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Riders Prepare For Away Meet
There will be a lot of firsts this weekend for the K-State equestrian team's Western squad. Nichole Tiffany, first-year assistant coach focusing on the Western squad, will be taking her team to its first away show of the season, as they travel to the Black Hawk Western Show on Saturday and Sunday in Kewanee, Ill....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Equestrian Team Ends Season On Sour Note
Everyone is entitled to off-days. They can also be called blonde moments, mental health days, out to lunch for an extended period of time...the list goes on and on. These days are few and far between for the Penn State Equestrian team, but that doesn't prevent them from happening every once in a while....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Penn State Freshmen Add Balance to Equestrian Team
Freshmen. Just hearing the word can make some upperclassmen shudder. Freshmen are often regarded as lost, ignorant youngsters that can get in the way. Times seem to be changing, however, as more and more freshmen are making an impact on the playing field....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·K-State English Squad Begins Season in Illinois
This weekend, several student-athletes will travel hundreds of miles to handle animals almost 12 times their weight. The English squad of the K-State equestrian team is on the road this weekend to participate in the Northern Illinois Hunt Show....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Oklahoma State Ready for Season
After a successful 2003-04 season, the Oklahoma State equestrian team looks to be competitive once again. Last season, five riders were crowned national champions at the IHSA National Championships in Murfeesboro, Tennessee....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Texas A&M Riders Start Season
At N.W. Dick Freeman Arena, many banners hang from the rafters, serving as a reminder of the history of the Texas A&M equestrian team. Three of the banners read "IHSA National Champions," marking the three consecutive championships the Aggies have won from 2001 to present....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Princeton Sophomore Equestrian Bedell Plays Superwoman
A nationally ranked equestrian, a member of the varsity women's squash team, a representative on Butler College Council and the Committee on Discipline, a tour guide and looking into the marines and ROTC. Surprisingly, she is not Superwoman. It's all in a day's work for sophomore Zoe Bedell....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
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