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DRESSAGE NEWS 2008
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Rhinelander was identified by the FEI as the Canadian representative for the World Cup based on her 2008 results at FEI competitions.
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“Ashley's consistent success throughout the year, and her most recent historical achievements at the Olympic Games and the FEI World Dressage Rankings, made her the perfect choice as the inaugural recipient."
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Strasser’s strong European results currently rank her in third position in the FEI Western European League World Cup
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Trainer C certification is internationally recognized by the FEI as a Level I , the first of three levels.
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Tubman, riding De La Rosa, Ducat Developments’ seven-year-old Hanoverian mare sired by De Niro, received a score of 69.083%
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Mythilus, a US dressage horse, ridden by Courtney King-Dye, was found to have tested positive for Felbinac
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Ashley Holzer of Toronto, ON, placed 19th in Thursday’s Grand Prix Dressage competition to qualify for the individual competition
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Finishing with a Team total score of 4374 was the Ontario Team, made up of Jaimie Holland of Caledon, Amy Jager of Puslinch, Jade Deter of Kemptville and Danielle McKinnon of Aurora.
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Christilot Hanson-Boylen triumphed in Saturday's Grand Prix Freestyle to Music, when she placed 4th with Gachino with a dream mark of over 70%.
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“He was nervous because of the storm coming in, but he was unbelievable,” she said. “I loved my performance.”
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Dressage Canada is pleased to announce that five Canadian dressage riders are ranked in the top 85 in the (FEI) World Dressage Rankings from June 1, 2007 to May 31, 2008.
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Dressage Canada is pleased to announce the rider / horse combinations that have been selected to represent Canada at the 2008 Olympic Games.
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Canadian riders dominated the Advanced division at the Paxton Spring Classic CDI3* held May 9–11 in Ohio, USA.
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Five international riders/yards to be honored at the Munich CDI 3* by Professional Sportsline CEO Stefan Bensch for their contribution to the sport.
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Canadian Olympian Christilot Boylen earned admirable results at the CDI 3* München, held May 1–4, 2008, in Germany.
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Karen Pavicic of Richmond, BC, and Pia Fortmuller of DeWinton, AB, won the team gold medal at the Sydney CDI3*/CDI–Y International Dressage Derby held in Sydney, Australia
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Canadian rider Leslie Reid competed at the Del Mar CDI3* held at the Del Mar Fairgrounds in Del Mar, California.
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Dressage history will be made when, for the first time in North America, two CDI World Cup Qualifying events are held back-to-back in the same venue.
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After five months of shows, the Wellington Classic Dressage series has become one of the Florida winter season's most popular series of dressage shows.
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The tough battle between the titans Isabell Werth and Anky van Grunsven was not decided until the very last ride which was Anky’s.
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Polish rider Michal Rapcewicz was the one to qualify aboard 11 year old Randon.
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No surprise that title defender Isabell Werth in Neumünster won her third FEI World Cup victory after having won in Odense and Frankfurt as well earlier in the season.
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Cheryl Meisner represented Canada at CDI3* Zwolle, held February 7–11, in the Netherlands. The international event was also host to the annual competition for the Best Stallion of 2008 at Zwolle International.
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Dressage Canada honours Susan Rothgeb, of Green Valley, ON, as she retires from her Federation Equestre International (FEI) Dressage Judging duties
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Canadian double Olympian Ashley Holzer won both the Grand Prix and the Grand Prix Special at the CDI-W Gold Coast Opener, held January 25–27, in Loxahatchee, FL, USA
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The Champion, a Sir Donnerhall x Regazzoni son, sold for 150 000 Euro at the auction following the licensing and award ceremony.
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