81. BBC SPORT | BOXING | Brave Audley Makes History of external internet sites Other top Boxing stories olympic boxing given allclearBoxing proves a real knockout Brave Audley makes history Harrison gets Holy http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/boxing/newsid_950000/950888.

feedback low graphics version You are in: Boxing Front Page Athletics-Track Athletics-Field ... Paralympics BBC Sport's Simon Brotherton "A deserved victory" real Audley Harrison "It's a wonderful feeling" real Promoter, Frank Warren "I'm so pleased for him" real Sunday, 1 October, 2000, 08:53 GMT 09:53 UK Brave Audley makes history Audley Harrison (right) showed courage and skill Audley Harrison ignored a serious hand injury to defeat Kazakhstan's Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov and take Britain's first Olympic boxing gold since 1968. Harrison took charge of the contest in the opening round and increased his advantage in every subesquent round, winning by a 30-16 point decision. But despite the convincing nature of his performance, it was revealed shortly before the bout that the 28-year-old Englishman was suffering from an injured knuckle in his left hand. But he was able to dominate the battle using his right jab and through a debilitating body attack which took its effect on the Kazakhstan fighter during the final round. Harrison started slowly and actually found himself two points down after the first minute of the contest.

82. Telegraph | News Sir John Mortimer, the QC and author who created Rumpole of the Bailey, has been lured out of retirement to write a defence for Richard Meade, the olympic equestrian, who is facing expulsion from the RSPCA for his prohunting campaign. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2001/06/14/nrump14.xml

83. Error - Page Not Found This medal made Colonel Henry the only American equestrian in olympichistory to win three medals in one olympic competition. In http://www.militaryhorse.org/features/dimarco/team2.htm

HOME > Error - Page Not Found The requested page is not available! This website (formerly 'The Military Horse') has undergone major renovation and the resource you requested has either moved, placed in a Members-only area, or has been deleted. Click on the link below and follow the navigation for all currently available content. Return to the Drill Grounds! Member Login website by Velocipedia

84. Equine Canada Recognized by the F©d©ration Equestre Internationale (FEI) and the Canadian olympic Association as the governing body for equestrian sport in Canada. Offers news, calendar of events, membership information, information about horses and the equestrian sports. http://www.equinecanada.ca/EC/index.shtml

QUICK ACCESS TO..... About Equine Canada Horses in Canada Equine Canada Store HorseLife Magazine ... Corporate Patrons in the news ON-LINE RENEWALS 2002 Sport Licence holders h ave your password and username from your sport license renewal form ready [click here to proceed Eventing in 2008 Beijing Olympics! Eventing will be maintained in the Olympic Programme of 2008 Beijing, on thecondition that it is organised under the new format proposed by the FEI. [read more Equine-Hippique Canada Sport Recreation ... Members This Site Last Updated : Thursday January 09 2003

85. British Equestrian Federation The governing body for the olympic equestrian sports in the UK, affiliated to the FEI. Includes information about the sports, international events, member links, and news. http://www.bef.org.uk

86. Equestrianism – News Reports, Sydney Results, Ancient Origins, Olympic History, Khaled Al Eid, a former pupil of John Whitaker, brought Saudi Arabia their firstever olympic equestrian medal when he and Khasm Al Aan, the horse on which he http://www.times-olympics.co.uk/communities/eques/equesreport30.html

EQUESTRIANISM REPORT Back to NEWS Back to EQUESTRIANISM NEWS Sunday, October 1 Upset sees jump-off for medals Jenny MacArthur From Jenny MacArthur in Sydney Nobody could accuse the Olympic showjumping event of running to form. In a drama-filled final day at the windswept Horsley Park arena, Holland gained their first Olympic showjumping individual gold medal when Jeroen Dubbeldam, on Sjiem, a horse that had never even won a grand prix, relegated his countryman Albert Voorn, on Lando, to the silver medal after a three-horse jump-off. Khaled Al Eid, a former pupil of John Whitaker, brought Saudi Arabia their first ever Olympic equestrian medal when he and Khasm Al Aan, the horse on which he was runner-up to Whitaker in the British Grand Prix at Hickstead in July, took the bronze. In a startling end to the competition, world champion Rodrigo Pessoa, of Brazil, and the clear favourite, crashed out of the contest when his horse Baloubet du Rouet had three refusals at Fence 8a, an oxer. His exit prompted the jump-off among the three riders on four faults. The unexpected line-up of medal winners prompted an emotional press conference, with Dubbeldam, a 27-year-old riding instructor, and Voorn, 44, a former three-day-event rider, both in tears. Voorn spoke for both of them: “This is a dream come true. One very good rider said that neither of us were good enough to succeed here. Now we have both won medals.”

87. Equestrianism – News Reports, Sydney Results, Ancient Origins, Olympic History, While Britain basked in her best olympic Games since 1924 with many sports showinga prompt return for their lottery funding - the equestrian teams, with the http://www.times-olympics.co.uk/communities/eques/equesreport31.html

EQUESTRIANISM REPORT Back to NEWS Back to EQUESTRIANISM NEWS Monday, October 2 Wanted: riders with attitude Jenny MacArthur From Jenny MacArthur in Sydney While Britain basked in her best Olympic Games since 1924 - with many sports showing a prompt return for their lottery funding - the equestrian teams, with the notable exception of the silver medal-winning three-day-event team, all underperformed. The dressage team, which had hoped to reach the top five finished eighth (out of nine). The showjumpers, who had realistic expectations of a medal, also finished eighth. The individual showjumping contest on Sunday - in which Geoff Billington’s 24th place on It’s Otto was the best of the three British riders - concluded a dismal second week. "There are lessons to be learnt - we need to go home and analyse what went wrong here and put in place a strategy for Athens" John Tulloch, the outgoing President of the British Equestrian Federation, said. Jane Kidd, the chairman of the dressage selectors, who had thought that “the medal zone” would be within the dressage riders’ grasp after the structured training programme that lottery money has enabled them to introduce also spoke of the need for a “re-think”. No blame can be attached to the management and preparation of the horses. The extra funding had contributed to the “five-star” comfort which the horses had enjoyed on the flight and tip-top veterinary care throughout the build-up to the Games - with all the most up-to-date equipment. The training facilities at the Horsley Park equestrian centre were second to none. Mary King, who had been one of the favourites for a medal in the individual dressage competition but finished eighth, said that her horse, Star Appeal, felt ready to compete within a week of arriving.

88. International Institute For Sport And Olympic History High school athletics; history of Sport Physical see field hockey); Horses (seeEquestrian Sports); Ice Politics and Sport); IOA (International olympic Academy); http://www.harveyabramsbooks.com/501c3subjects.html

SUBJECT LIST International Institute for Sport and Olympic History The following subject areas are suggested areas of interest for named endowments. Additional subjects may be added at any time by the Board of Directors or suggested by Benefactors. Subjects in BOLD are on the program of the Modern Olympic Games. Some subjects have links to give you more information. Adapted physical education Air Sports Alpine skiing (see skiing) Ancient / Antiquities (Greece, Rome, etc) Aquatics (see Water sports) Archery Architecture (sports stadiums and facilities) Arts (see Sport in Art: coins, medals, posters) Association football (see soccer) Athletic injuries (see sports medicine) Backgammon Baseball Badminton Basketball Biathlon Bibliography Bicycling (see cycling Billiards Biomechanics Blacks in Sport Canoeing, Rowing, Yachting Bobsleigh (see Winter Sports) Bowling Boxing Business (see Sport and Business) Canoeing Cars and car racing (See Automobiles) Cards Checkers Cheerleading Chess Children and Physical Education Coaching (19th century) College Athletics Cricket Croquet Curling Cycling Dance Diving (See Dressage (See Equestrian Sports Drugs and sport (See Sports medicine) Equestrian Sports Exercise Facilities (see sports stadiums and facilities) Falconry Fencing Field Hockey Figure skating (see Skating) Fitness (See Physical Fitness) Football (American) Football (British, see Soccer)

89. Olympic Games History Pages By Harvey Abrams; Host Cities Sweden (Horses were not permitted to be imported into Australia so the Equestrianevents were in Return to the olympic history Page olympic history Pages. http://www.harveyabramsbooks.com/hostcities.html

Host Cities of the Summer Olympic Games by Harvey Abrams, BS, MAT, Ph.d/abd. The modern Olympic Games are always hosted by a city - not by a country. The ancient Olympic Games were always in the same place OLYMPIA a sacred city in western Greece known as ELIS . The Games were a religious event, a FESTIVAL that honored the Greek God ZEUS . The ancient Games were hosted by the ELIANS who were the guardians of the sanctuary to Zeus. They tried and succeeded for most of a thousand years to be neutral , that is, un-allied to other Greek city-states, similar to modern day Switzerland. The modern Games (just like the ancient Games) are QUADRENNIAL, meaning they are held every four years. This four year period of time is known as an OLYMPIAD . To the ancient Greeks it (an OLYMPIAD) was their calender, a way of designating time. Just as in ancient Greece, the modern Olympic Games are held every fourth year at the end of the Olympiad. The Games of the First Modern Olympiad were in 1896, in Athens, Greece. However, during the early years of the Modern Olympic Movement there was a disagreement over who should host the Olympic Games. The Greek Government wanted the Games in Athens permanently while Pierre de Coubertin, the French "founder" of the Modern Olympic Games, wanted the Games to rotate around the world to major sporting cities. So the Olympic Games of the second Olympiad were held in Paris, France and the Games of the third Olympiad were in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. The Greeks went ahead and scheduled their own Olympic Games in 1906, a tenth anniversary celebration of the 1896 Games. At that time these Games were considered "official," in spite of the calender - not being a

90. Www.horsesport.org / Discover / Presentation / History in the even nonolympic years, while agreement with International Paralymic EquestrianCommittee (IPEC environment fair play history structure secretariat. http://www.horsesport.org/fei/discover/discover_01/dis_01_07.html

FEI Important Dates On 28 May, a meeting was held in Lausanne, Switzerland, chaired by the President of the International Olympic Committee, Baron de Coubertin, with representatives of ten Nations present. The following day, representatives of the United States, France, Japan and Sweden decided on the constitution of an International Equestrian Federation. On 24 November, the first Congress of the new International Equestrian Federation was held in Paris, with Belgium, Denmark, the United States, France, Italy, Japan, Norway and Sweden present. Baron du Teil of France, was elected as the FEI's first President. Cdt Georges Hector, also a Frenchman, became the first Secretary. For the first time, the Olympic Equestrian events - for the third time on the programme of the Olympic Games - were held under the jurisdiction of the FEI. The first FEI Dressage Championship outside of the Olympic Games was organised in Lucerne (SUI), in the form of a Grand Prix de Dressage. There were no FEI Championships in the other disciplines held before World War II.

91. SWANA- Olympic Archive Daily olympic Coverage by Ride Magazine; Complete Schedule of olympic EquestrianEvents; Historic (updated on 8 July 1996); More olympic history a Reprint from http://www.wbstallions.com/wb/swana/olyarch.html

SWANA Olympic Archives Olympic Press Releases: Swedish Olympic Team Travel Gossip 3 July 96 Olympic Dressage Team Lists in "Hopefuls for Georgia" The Dutch Team Travels 8 July 96 Coping with the Heat in Atlanta 10 July 96 ... Qualifying Show Jumping Equestrian Olympic Coverage from Other Providers on the Web: Official Live Results of all Olympic Events Daily Olympic Coverage by Ride Magazine Complete Schedule of Olympic Equestrian Events Daily Coverage from Equisearch with Discussion Forum ... Daily Olympic Coverage from USET Olympic Coverage on Television and Radio: USA Television Coverage Canadian Television Coverage Olympic Competitors Historic (updated on 8 July 1996) More Olympic History - a Reprint from Ride Magazine (New 17 July 1996) Hopefuls for Georgia (updated on 23 July 1996) Back to SWANA Home Page

92. The Official New Zealand Olympic Committee Website For The 2000 Olympic Games: S SCHEDULE RESULTS equestrian All times Sydney. Individual Show Jumping. Date, Time,Event, Venue. 16 Sep, 09301700, Team Three-Day Event Dressage, equestrian Centre. http://oneolympics.nzoom.com/schedule/equestrian.html

other nzoom.com sites: select here... NZOOM - ONE News - ONE Sport - ONE Olympics - ONE Weather - ONE Business - Technology - On TV - TV ONE - Entertainment - Travel - Horoscopes - Jobs FAVOURITES - Chat - Clubs - Games - Competitions - Ecards ABOUT NZOOM - Help - Contact - Sitemap - Ad Info var AIBannerNumber="3209"; var RCBannerNumber="60006250"; OLYMPIC NEWS RESULTS KIWIS IN ACTION TV SCHEDULE ... NZOC SPONSORS All times Sydney Individual Show Jumping Gold: Jeroen Dubbeldam Netherlands Silver: Albert Voorn Netherlands Bronze: Khaled Al Eid Saudi Arabia Final Round 1 Bruce Goodin NZL 33rd= 16.00 penalties 3rd Round Peter Breakwell NZL 27th 48.75 penalties Individual Dressage Gold: Anky van Grunsen Netherlands 239.18 pts Silver: Isabell Werth Germany 234.19 pts Bronze: Ulla Salzgeber Germany 230.57 pts Kallista Field NZL Team Jumping Gold: Germany Silver: Switzerland Bronze: Brazil Team Dressage Gold: Germany Silver: Netherlands Bronze: United States Individual Three Day Eventing Gold: David O'Connor USA 34.00 points Silver: Andrew Hoy AUS 39.80 points Bronze: Mark Todd NZL 42.00 points Team Three Day Eventing Gold: Australia 146.80 points

93. Olympic Preview: Equestrian by John Gettings, ALONG WITH sailing, equestrian is one of the onlyOlympic sports where men and women compete against each other. http://www.infoplease.com/spot/ol-equestrian.html

Do you have excessive Hair loss? We can help YOU ! Baseball, Football ,Hockey ..all Sports Mags and Books. Great savings on routine dental care and expensive dental procedures All Infoplease All Almanacs General Entertainment Sports Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Infoplease Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Fact Monster Kids' reference Info:Daily Fun facts Homework Center Newsletter You've got info! Help Site Map Visit related sites from: Family Education Network Sports Olympics Olympic Events Equestrian First Olympic Appearance: 1900 by John Gettings ALONG WITH sailing, equestrian is one of the only Olympic sports where men and women compete against each other. Inspired by the chariot races of the ancient Greek games, it's also the only Olympic sport where humans and animals are teammates. Did You Know? Just like people, horses need a valid passport to travel internationally. The last time the Summer Games were held in Australia ( Melbourne 1956 ), strict quarantine laws forced organizers to schedule the equestrian events in Stockholm. In 2000, however, the horses will be allowed to make the trip to Sydney. In the dressage event (derived from the French verb "to train") a horse-and-rider team receives scores based on set movements and a freestyle dance routine done by the horse. The event traces its routes to classical Greek horsemanship, and to the knights of the Middle Ages who considered the maneuvers a valuable training method. In fact, only commissioned officers of the military could compete in Olympic dressage competitions from its inclusion in

94. HorseWeb Press Releases Custom Made Named USET Athlete Of The At Sydney, O'Connor won the US’s first olympic Gold Medal in equestriansince 1984, finishing with the best score in olympic history. http://www.horseweb.com/articles/press/uset_021114_custom.htm

m Current Press Releases Pan American Games Show Jumping Selection Trials to be Held at Lexington, Kentucky, May 10-17 Debbie McDonald Named USET Athlete of the Month for March 2003 U.S. Riders Have Great First Round In Geteborg Jeffery Welles and Equinox Win the $20,000 1.50 m Classic ... Press Release Archives Custom Made Named USET Athlete of the Month for October 2002 Contact: Contact: Marty Bauman, (508) 698-6810 uset.pr@verizon.net Gladstone, NJ—November 1, 2002—Sydney Olympic Gold Medal horse Custom Made was named United States Equestrian Team (USET) Athlete of the Month for October after he carried David O’Connor to victory in his farewell competition at the 2002 Fair Hill International Eventing Championship, October 24-27. O’Connor had announced that the Fair Hill International would be the final event for the 17-year-old Thoroughbred who had carried him to the individual Gold Medal at Sydney. O’Connor and Custom Made topped a starting field of seventy-eight horses from six countries to win both the Fair Hill International CCI*** and the United States Equestrian Team Eventing Three-Star Fall Championship. Custom Made has had an unparalleled competitive record over eight years with O’Connor before his retirement at the 2002 Fair Hill International. At Sydney, O'Connor won the U.S.’s first Olympic Gold Medal in equestrian since 1984, finishing with the best score in Olympic history. Prior to that, Custom Made won the USET Three Star Spring Championship at the Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event in 1995, finished third at the Badminton CCI**** in England in 1996, placed fifth at the Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996 and won the Badminton CCI**** in 1997.

95. Cyberhorse Eventing - News - Galloping Gold Medallist Prepares To Make Olympic H Dual gold medallist Matt Ryan, says that he, along with the Australian EliteEquestrian Team are ‘busting a gut’ to make olympic history. http://www.cyberhorse.net.au/tve/eventing/news/mattryan/index.shtml

TVE News Galloping gold medallist prepares to make Olympic history Having won gold in Barcelona in 92 and then Atlanta in 96 in the Three-Day Event, the Australian team is going into the Sydney Games as gold medal favourites with the chance to create Olympic history. "Never before has one country taken out the gold in three consecutive Olympics in this event – I believe that we can do it this year," said Matt Ryan. A poorly understood sport, elite equestrian competition is the ultimate team sport. A horse and a rider work together for years to hone feats of grace, daring, agility and speed. It is the only sport of its kind where men and women compete on a completely equal level. The Three-Day event of equestrian competition has often been described as one of the most physically and mentally exacting sports, second only, to formula one racing. It combines the three disciplines of dressage, cross-country and showjumping, rewarding the horse that can excel at dressage one day and gallop flat-out cross-country the next. Matt believes that Australia has a very strong international team and there is no reason why they cannot take out the gold again this year. "In the last few years, the ‘eventing’ scene in Australia has gone crazy. The expansion in the sport is unbelievable – we have never had so many riders looking so strong," said Matt.

96. Eventing - History Eventing in Romania. Eventing history. .. and The Olympics. equestrianOlympic sport since 1900, ABOUT equestrian events were included http://eventingmures.tripod.com/eventing/id1.html

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Eventing in Romania Eventing - History HOME Eventing - History Rankings Calendar Photo Album Our Club ... About Me ... and The Olympics For the schedule of Athens 2004...CLICK HERE !!! Romania and the Olypics - Medalls...CLICK HERE !!! The Romanian Olympic Comittee... CLICK AICI !!! E questrian Olympic sport since 1900 ABOUT Equestrian events were included in the Olympic Games for the first time in 1900 and then in 1912, in a format very similar to that which will be used at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. In the past, the three-day event (Eventing) was restricted to military officers, while the jumping and dressage competitions were open to civilians, but only a handful of civilian riders competed up to 1948. Up to that time, the growth of modern sport had been rapid, but relatively few competitors were involved in international competitions. They all knew each other and the judges and were accepting of local variations to the fairly simple rules which existed. With the inclusion of the sport in the Olympic Games, it became obvious that some internationally recognised rules for the three Olympic disciplines were essential. In May 1921, delegates from 10 national equestrian organisations met in Lausanne to discuss the formation of an international federation. Equestrian consists of three disciplines: Jumping, Dressage and Eventing (Three-Day Event).

97. Creative Solutions And Innovations -- Georgia Hunter-Jumper Society And Equestri Georgia HunterJumper SocietyGeorgia Hunter-Jumper Society and equestrian OlympicEvents GHJA is CS I has a long history of support and participation in hunter http://www.creative-si.com/horses.html

Georgia Hunter-Jumper Society and Equestrian Olympic Events GHJA is the organizing body for Georgia’s equestrians who participate in hunter and jumper competitions. It is the local governing body of the American Horse Show Association. Home About Contact Us Clients ... VQK.Communications

98. Rural Press : Corporate is a legendary figure in Australian equestrian sport. He was the cornerstone of ourOlympic successes and has a special place in Australia's military history. http://www.ruralpress.com/hoofs/hist/

Agricultural Publishing Magazines Newspapers Field Days Contact Corporate Information Shareholder Information Financials About Us Contact ... Home Sorry, there is currently no information available for this publication. Financials Magazines Newspapers Field Days ... Home

99. Sydney Olympics: Korzeniowski Walks Into Olympic History Books he became the first man in olympic history to win walks have been on the olympicprogram with http://www.sportserver.com/olympics/00sydney/front/story/0,4798,500263479-500407

OLYMPIC FEATURES: Sydney gives an Aussie goodbye to the 'best Olympics ever' Bulgaria plans to sue drugs firm Samoan boxer charged with assault Even with low ratings, NBC makes profit on Sydney Olympics ... MORE OLYMPIC NEWS... Korzeniowski walks into Olympic history books By STEVEN DOWNES SYDNEY (September 28, 2000 11:00 p.m. EDT http://www.sportserver.com ) - Poland's Robert Korzeniowski walked his way into the history books in Sydney on Friday morning, when he became the first man in Olympic history to win the 20km and 50km race walk double, retaining his title in the longest event on the athletics programme - another historic first. Latvia's Agars Fadejevs took silver, while Mexican Joel Sanchez finished with the bronze. Korzeniowski who took the event to a new level. The 32-year-old Krakow sports teacher won the 20km walk here last week in controversial style - when Mexico's Bernardo Segura was disqualified 11 minutes after he had crossed the line in the belief he had won the gold. But Friday's triumph was much more clear-cut. Korzeniowski finished in 3hr 42min 22sec, removing his sun glasses to reveal the sweat on his face in the baking Sydney sun.

100. Education World ® : Curriculum: The Equestrian Center CURRICULUM ARTICLE. Barb's olympic Adventure Continues Posting4 The equestrian Center. Barbara Taddeo, a middle school special http://www.education-world.com/a_curr/curr269e.shtml

Related Categories Other Articles This Week Professional Development Center Archives: VIEW ALL ARTICLES ... Special Themes Curriculum Article C U R R I C U L U M A R T I C L E Barb's Olympic Adventure Continues Posting 4: The Equestrian Center Barbara Taddeo, a middle school special education teacher in San Mateo, California, is in Australia! While at the Summer Olympics, Taddeo will share with Education World readers her experiences and observations as a volunteer at the Games in Sydney. Plus she'll offer lessons to help Education World readers use the Olympic Games in their classrooms! Follow Taddeo's journey through her reports from Sydney! If you have questions or comments for Barbara Taddeo, visit the Education World message board The equestrian center is absolutely beautiful!! Close your eyes and imagine an early morning mist over a beautiful rolling hillside. Then imagine the most beautiful horses in the world warming up in this setting. That is what I see every morning when I arrive at work at 7:00 a.m. The trees and rolling hills look exactly like those in the San Francisco Bay Area. At the equestrian center, there are several practice outdoor arenas and one large indoor arena. Pinch me! Am I really here?

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 5     81-100 of 108    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | Next 20