Olympic Paris: Olympic Equestrian Superb Hickstead hat-trick for Carl Hester as his Olympic ride returns for Paris Olymp

Posted by Eticketing.co on May 16th, 2023

Olympic Paris: Carl Hester dragged off a superb hat-trick at the ICE Horseboxes All England Dressage Festival. Hickstead, with two international wins and an outstanding prix victory. For his faithful activist En Vogue, back in action after a year off. Carl acknowledged he is not the keenest participant in the world but the sun was shining over Hickstead. He appreciated himself and his horses went beautifully, so he was happy. He won the CDI3* grand prix and grand prix superior on his comparatively new ride Distinction. And the Premier League grand prix on his Olympic and Europeans ride En Vogue.

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Carl Hester hauled off a superb hat-trick at the ICE Horseboxes All England Dressage Festival. Hickstead, with two international wins and a grand prix triumph for his faithful campaigner En Vogue. Back in action after a year off. Carl admitted he is not the strongest competitor in the world. But the sun was shining over Hickstead, he liked himself and his horses went beautifully, so he was happy. He won the CDI3* grand prix and grand prix special on his comparatively new ride Fame. And the Leading League grand prix on his Olympic and Europeans ride En Vogue.

This was the first rivalry since March 2022 for 14-year-old En Vogue, with whom Carl won Olympic team bronze. And European team silver in 2021. After he chosen up an injury, but has been back in work since December. Although Carl waited for the outdoor season to compete him. Vogue feels great Carl said. He’s like old shoes to me, I know him so healthy. I’ve been structure him back up very slowly and could have done an international. But thought if he does well in one.

Thoroughbreds to be recognized at Olympic Equestrian Eventing but still can’t contest at Olympic Paris

The Olympics will recognize thoroughbreds for the first time, but they will still not accept them to compete at the World Breeding Championships for Young Horses.Hitherto, full thoroughbreds including superannuated racehorses competing at Olympics were listed as breeding unknown. But from next year at the Paris 2024 Games thoroughbred upbringing will be logged on starting lists and results. Thoroughbred breeding will also be registered for all FEI events/competitions.

Tina Cook and Sappers Frolic at the 2012 Olympics Credit Trevor Meeks. Thoroughbreds will be recognised at the Olympics for the initial time. But they will still not be allowable to compete at the World Breeding Championships for Young Horses. In the past, full thoroughbreds, including retired racehorses, competing at the Olympics were listed as having an unknown breedingStarting from the Paris 2024 Games, thoroughbred upbringing will be documented on starting lists and results.

The move follows deliberations between the European and Mediterranean Horseracing Federation the World Breeding Federation for Sports Horses (WBFSH), the FEI and the International Stud Book Committee. The FEI and the WBFSH had a memorandum of understanding, which gave rise to the matter.
According to a spokesman for EMHF, the WBFSH has actually accredited only subordinate studbooks, and its membership consists solely of those who breed horses specifically for the Olympics.

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After Sixteen Years Canadian Olympian Equestrian Leonie Bramall Returns to France Olympic

Sixteen years after equine her last international Grand Prix test, Canadian specialized dressage rider Leonie Bramall has made her reoccurrence to the CDI arena at the highest level. At the 2023 CDI Olomouc in Czechia, Bramall piloted the home produced Cricket BD to a fourth place in the Grand Prix and a conquest in the Special. The Canadian born Bramall began her riding career as a child attentive in anything horses. She was essentially keen to do three eventing, but ended up emerging a hunger for dressage.

She was associate of the gold and silver medal winning teal at the 1981 and 1982 North American Young Riders Championships. At age 18 she obvious to move to Germany to train with Canadian team coach Johann Hinnemann and never left. For 15 years Bramall was the head rider in the barn and contended horses such as White Star, Beltain, Wunschtraum, Fosbury, Inspekteur, Pertinent, Rohdiamant, Don Gregory, and Boticello, among many others.

Her vocation making dressage horse was the Oldenburg mare Gilbona by Grundstein. The Canadian team designated them for the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, but the vet found the mare unproductive during the checks. With Gilbona at the 1996 Olympics Photo © Cealy Tetley Two years later they had their moment when they galloped down the centerline at the 1994 World Equestrian Games in The Hague and their Olympic debut shadowed at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta 29th.

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