HJN Content posted on September 16th, 2006

Charlotte Jacobs Wins Grand Pony Hunter Championship and Best Child Rider Award at 60th Annual Buffalo International Horse Show

Carlysle Lipke and Mick O Angelo Race to Win in $1,500 Children’s/Adult Jumper Classic

Buffalo, NY – The 60th Annual Buffalo International Horse Show (BIHS) continued competition today for junior, children’s and pony riders. The show is held at the historic Buffalo Therapeutic Riding Center (BTRC). (Read on…)

John Whitaker wins the Queen’s Cup at Barcelona

The Queens Cup was the highlight of Saturday’s action at Barcelona. Of the fourty five horses that took part in the “Copa de SM la Reina.”competition, thirteen managed to qualify for the jump-off. (Read on…)

Mill Creek’s Millesime du Valy Makes His Mark in Canadian Young Horse Jumper Development Series

Halton Hills, Ontario – The last event in the 2006 Canadian Young Horse Development Series before the Ontario and National Finals was held on September 3 during the CSI-W Canadian Country Classic at Halton Place in Halton Hills, ON. (Read on…)

Swiss First to Go inthe Samsung Super League Final

The Swiss team will lead the way as the final leg of the Samsung Super League with FEI series gets underway at the Real Club de Polo in Barcelona, Spain tomorrow afternoon. (Read on…)

Kraut is back in action as she finishes 15th in Saturday’s opening competition at Barcelona. Morris names Super League Team.

Laura Kraut returned to action today in the Trofeo Massimo Dutti. She had been released from the hospital on Friday following complaining of severe headaches. No major problem was found and thus Kraut returned to action this morning. (Read on…)

Farrington and Madison take Welcome Stake at Cleveland

Kent Farrington aboard Madison claimed first place in the $25,000 Wachovia Securities Welcome Stake on Friday night at Cleveland. This was the first evening competition at the recently refurbished Metropark Showgrounds and the fans were delighted to a performance that saw Farrington navigate Madison through a difficult course in a fault free performance. (Read on…)