… in living color, with steam and water and galloping horses, and a Dalmatian!
This video was a hit on the CAA’s Facebook page. If you haven’t already seen it, enjoy!
September 3, 2011
… in living color, with steam and water and galloping horses, and a Dalmatian!
This video was a hit on the CAA’s Facebook page. If you haven’t already seen it, enjoy!
September 2, 2011
And, finally, photos of the U.S. drivers on the marathon course (again, all photos courtesy of Marie de Ronde):
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First, Kathrin Dancer …
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… then Misdee Miller …
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… and, finally, Joe Yoder …
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September 1, 2011
A photo of each of the U.S. drivers in the dressage phase at the 2011 FEI World Pair Championship (all photos courtesy of Marie de Ronde):
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… and Joe Yoder in the prize-giving ceremony for the dressage phase (he finished that phase in sixth place!):
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that's Joe on the far left; Germany's Carola Diener, in the blue hat and holding the dressage trophy, won the dressage phase and the individual gold medal in the overall championship (photo by Marie de Ronde)
August 31, 2011
Make plans to visit Lexington, Ky. this fall or winter!
On October 22, a fabulous new exhibit is set to open at the Kentucky Horse Park’s International Museum of the Horse. It will run through April 6, 2012.
With items on loan from the American Museum of Natural History’s recent blockbuster exhibit, “The Horse,” this new IMH exhibit portrays the horse’s influence on trade, transportation, labor, warfare, culture, and sports — using spectacular fossils, models, dioramas, and cultural objects from around the world.
You can read more about the exhibit and see photos here and here.
August 30, 2011
A few photos of the U.S. team in the Opening Ceremony for the 2011 FEI World Pair Championship, courtesy of Marie de Ronde:
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