61. The Equestrian Times - Breaking News SYDNEY 2000 O Connor Takes Lead In Individual Eventing Comeptitionand Records Best Score in olympic history September 20, 2000. http://www.horsenews.com/break/sept00.htm

SEPTEMBER 2000 News To access our latest Breaking News, click here to become a Member! SYDNEY 2000: Individual Showjumping: Surprising Finish To Olympic Games - October 1, 2000 SYDNEY 2000: Golden Glory For van Grunsven - September 30, 2000 McLain Ward and Galileo Win $25,000 HITS Grand Prix at HITS Culpeper - September 30, 2000 Frankie Chesler Dominates Jump Canada Series - September 29, 2000 Anneliese Kannow Wins 2000 BET/USET Show Jumping Talent Search Final-West - September 29, 2000 Equine Industry Input Sought for Federal EVA Program Proposals - September 29, 2000 FEI Executive Board Meeting - September 29, 2000 SYDNEY 2000: Van Grunsven Takes Lead in Individual Dressage - September 29, 2000 SYDNEY 2000: Team Show Jumping: Germany Takes Gold - September 28, 2000 SYDNEY 2000: Germany Wins 5th Team Gold In Dressage - September 27, 2000 SYDNEY 2000: Germany and Netherlands Dual For Third Time In Dressage - September 26, 2000 SYDNEY 2000: Show Jumping Underway With First Qualifier - September 25, 2000 SYDNEY 2000: Jonathan Asselin Named to Canadian Olympic Show Jumping Team - September 24, 2000

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63. Kiat.net: Olympic Games Los Angeles 1932 The olympic village only welcomed 1,300 competitors (women were put up in a events;New sport Shooting 4 events removed (1 Athletics, 1 equestrian, 1 Football http://www.kiat.net/olympics/history/10losangeles.html

@import url(../../style/default.css); kiat.net where are you :: home Olympics History Los Angeles 1932 X (10th) OLYMPIAD Los Angeles, USA LOS ANGELES, USA GAMES OF THE Xth OLYMPIAD July 30 - August 14, 1932 Mascot - none 37 countries, 1408 athletes (127 women) 14 sports (shooting added, football dropped), 116 events Opening - Vice-president Charles Curtis (USA) Torch lit by - none Candidates: none Los Angeles and the Coliseum witnessed renewed Olympic fervor, and the introduction of photo-finishes, podiums and electronic timing. The Olympic village was set in exquisite surroundings near Hollywood, and the Games were attended by many of the era's big movie stars. Los Angeles - the American way The financial crisis which prompted the stock exchange crash of 1929 did not truly affect the success of the 1932 Games, held in Los Angeles between July 30 and August 14. This 10th Olympiad was held a couple of paces from Hollywood, with Charlie Chaplin, Gary Cooper, and Douglas Fairbanks taking their seats among the spectators. In "their" 105,000-seater Coliseum stadium the American athletes, including Mildred "Babe" Didriksen, winner of the 80m hurdles, javelin and runner-up in the high jump, had plenty to cheer about. But in swimming it was the Japanese who dominated, winning five out of six titles. In total the United States annexed 103 medals, with 41 golds, ahead of Italy (36, 12 gold), France (19, 10 gold) and Sweden (23, 9 gold).

64. Kiat.net: Olympic Games Tokyo 1964 in fact, as a spirited and emotional olympic breeze blew over equestrian, Open IndividualDressage Henri Chammartin, Switzerland Individual Jumping Pierre http://www.kiat.net/olympics/history/18tokyo.html

@import url(../../style/default.css); kiat.net where are you :: home Olympics History Tokyo 1964 XVIII (18th) OLYMPIAD Tokyo, JPN TOKYO, JAPAN GAMES OF THE XVIIIth OLYMPIAD October 10-24, 1964 Mascot - none 93 countries, 5140 athletes (683 women) Opening - Emperor Hirohito (JPN) Torch lit by - Yoshinori Sakai Candidates: Detroit, Vienna, Brussels Dawn Fraser was the first of many swimming wonders produced by the Australians' love for water sports. By the time of the Tokyo Games, her third, she was classed a veteran, having already won seven Olympic medals. She would later become known for altogether more controversial reasons. The Games herald a new dawn in the east Between October 10 - 24, 5140 athletes from 93 countries became guests of the land of the rising sun. Japan, for its part was eager to prove, as the first Asian host, that it was far removed from the atrocities of the Second World War. The organizers chose a potent symbol to prove their turnaround. Yoshinori Sakai, born on the day an atomic bomb was unleashed on Hiroshima, was chosen as the final runner to carry the Olympic flame into the arena. Although chosen in 1936 for the 1940 Games, Tokyo had to forfeit the following year due to its conflict with China. On May 25, 1959 Japan was given full support to host the 18th Olympiad with 34 votes out of 56 in favor.

65. Books On The Olympic Games 1912 Thru Atlanta 1996 by Barbara Wallace Shambach Listed under equestrian. 100 GreatestMoments in olympic history Bud Greenspan, et al Hardcover / Published http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/sport/olympic_games.htm

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66. The Hampton Classic Classic is the place to watch this year s United States equestrian Team (USET Thefirst allwoman show jumping team in olympic history was chosen following the http://www.hamptonclassic.com/peconic/Hampton/me.get?web.websections.show&PEC111

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68. 05-18-04: Olympic Champions Give Workshop competed internationally for the United States equestrian Team since the late 1980 s,earning 3 olympic Medals, one only the second American in history to win http://www.umass.edu/nre/newsarticles/news-05-18-04-olympicequestians.html

May 18, 2004 'To have a horse go well, after all the preparation... it is magic.' David O'Connor 'When you train a horse on a daily basis, you're a part of the horse's movement, you're a part of his motion. Everything that the horse experiences is coming from you. There's a total connection a true friendship and the connection touches the soul completely.' Karen O'Connor Olympic Champion David O'Connor gave an equestrian workshop at the Hadley Horse Farm. The workshop was focused on techniques for helping horses overcome obstacles. The O'Connor team has strong ties to UMass Amherst. David's uncle, Ray Bradley, is a UMass faculty member, and Jerry Schurink, Director of the Equine Studies program, is close friends with the athlete. Both of the O'Connor team's head grooms are UMass Amherst Alumni. Nicole Beauchane graduated with the Stockbridge School class of 1998, while Colleen Hayduck graduated from the Veterinary and Animal Sciences department in 1997. Both Nicole and Cathy were 'standout' students, said Jerry Schurink

69. State Games Of Oregon - Sport For All Oregonians history of the Games. 1986 regionals. US olympic equestrian Silver MedalistKevin Freeman of Portland lighted the ceremonial flame. http://www.stategamesoforegon.org/history.htm

History of the Games Governor Atiyeh and wife Dolores arrive by helicopter landing in Portland Civic Stadium to help open the inaugural State Games of Oregon. Earlier at the state capitol, Governor Atiyeh lit and handed the State Games of Oregon torch to then Senator John Kitzhaber. After 3 miles the torch was handed off to the State Games relay team. The torch was carried to the opening ceremonies in Civic Stadium in time for torchlighter Robin Marks, former Queen of Rosaria and outstanding track athlete, to light the cauldron after Governor Atiyeh officially opened the Games. The inaugural State Games of Oregon games offered 11 sports throughout the Portland Metro area. 4,003 athletes participated and endorsed the concept of an Olympic style multi-sport festival. Three sports were added to the 1987 (figure skating, boardsailing, shooting) and limited regional competition was introduced in Bend, Medford and Eugene. Some 5,000 athletes participated. The torch relay began in Salem with Attorney General Dave Frohnmayer handing the torch off to the State Games relay team. Governor Neil Goldschmidt "opened" the State Games. Six new sports were added to the State Games raising the total to 20 sports. Newly added sports included: Bowling, Cycling, Roller Skating, Rowing, Springboard Diving and Synchronized Swimming. the sport of Bowling drew nearly 5,000 competitors for it's inaugural year.

70. Olympic Games Greece 2004 Athens Olympics Schedule Athens Intro / history Part 1 olympic history Part 2 2004, olympic Velodrome, Athensolympic Sports Complex. equestrian - Dressage, 20 - 25 August 2004, Markopoulo http://www.aroundgreece.com/olympics-athens-2004-schedule.html

Skip Over Navigation ATHENS 2004 OLYMPICS GAMES - GREECE - OLYMPICS - HOTELS - ATHENS Shop Around Greece - Travel Guides and Books for Holidays in Greece OLYMPICS MENU :: Intro / History Part 1 :: Olympic History - Part 2 :: Modern Olympic Games :: Athens 2004 Olympics >> 2004 Events Schedule :: 2004 Accommodation Athens 2004 Olympic Games - Events Schedule Below is the timetable for the events for the 2004 Athens Olympic Games . Spread around 37 venues there will be 28 sports taking place in the Athens Games. The preliminary rounds of the Football Event start on the 14th August , which is actually two days before the Opening Ceremony in Athens on the 16th August . These football preliminaries take place at the other Olympics Cities of Thessaloniki, Volos, Patra and Herraklio (Crete) EVENT DATE VENUE Opening Ceremony 16 August 2004 Olympic Stadium, Athens Olympic Sports Complex

71. Charles Ferdinand Pahud De Mortanges --  Encyclopædia Britannica Dutch equestrian who was one of the most successful riders in olympic history,winning four gold medals and a silver in the 1920s and 30s. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=2711

72. Warwick Online - Birthday In History Welcome to Today In history for Thursday, May 13, 2004. actor (Diary of a Lost Girl);1896 Charles F Pahud de Mortanges, Dutch equestrian (olympic-gold-1928 http://www.warwick.net/bday_in_history.shtml

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73. David O'Connor Is Named Equestrian Of The Year- Equiworld Magazine January 2003 The olympic eventer is the first in the sport to take has been named as USA equestrian s2002 equestrian of the time winner of this award in the history of the http://www.equiworld.net/uk/ezine/0103/usaequestrian11.htm

David O'Connor Is Named Equestrian Of The Year The Olympic eventer is the first in the sport to take the title twice After a remarkable year, David O'Connor, 41, of The Plains, VA, has been named as USA Equestrian's 2002 Equestrian of the Year. O'Connor is the first two-time winner of this award in the history of the sport. A stellar horseman, O'Connor was chosen from a group of eight of the country's most outstanding athletes that were already bestowed the title of Equestrians of Honor. The eventer first won the award in 2000 largely for his individual gold medal winning performance at the Sydney Olympics, where he rode Custom Made, an Irish Thoroughbred gelding owned by Joe Zada. While at the games, O'Connor turned in the best eventing dressage score in Olympic history when he opened the individual competition with a score of 29.00 penalties. He was the first U.S. athlete to take the gold medal in the sport since 1984. This past year has also brought significant achievements. His Olympic gold medal horse, Custom Made, carried him to victory once again at Fair Hill International. Before the competition, O'Connor announced the event would be the last for the 17 year-old prize-winning gelding. At Radnor Hunt International, he also won the USA National Two-Star Eventing Championship.

74. Search Results olympic equestrian Compare. olympic equestrian. by Bryant, Jennifer O.Profiles the immensely exciting history of olympic equestrian sport. http://eshop.msn.com/fts/ftsresults.aspx?pcid=15083

75. News 41, of The Plains, VA, has been named as USA equestrian s 2002 equestrian of the O Connorturned in the best eventing dressage score in olympic history when he http://news.equestrianconnection.com/nm-newsshow.asp?story=304

76. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE of The Plains, VA, has been named as USA equestrian’s 2002 equestrian of the O’Connorturned in the best eventing dressage score in olympic history when he http://www.equestrian.org/press/2003/january/january18.htm

USA Equestrian, Inc. 4047 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY 40511-8483 Tel: (859) 258 2472 Fax (859) 231 6662 Web site: www.equestrian.org NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release January 18, 2003 DAVID O’CONNOR IS NAMED EQUESTRIAN OF THE YEAR The Olympic eventer is the first in the sport to take the title twice After a remarkable year, David O’Connor, 41, of The Plains, VA, has been named as USA Equestrian’s 2002 Equestrian of the Year. O’Connor is the first two-time winner of this award in the history of the sport. A stellar horseman, O’Connor was chosen from a group of eight of the country’s most outstanding athletes that were already bestowed the title of Equestrians of Honor. The eventer first won the award in 2000 largely for his individual gold medal winning performance at the Sydney Olympics, where he rode Custom Made, an Irish Thoroughbred gelding owned by Joe Zada. While at the games, O’Connor turned in the best eventing dressage score in Olympic history when he opened the individual competition with a score of 29.00 penalties. He was the first U.S. athlete to take the gold medal in the sport since 1984. This past year has also brought significant achievements. His Olympic gold medal horse, Custom Made, carried him to victory once again at Fair Hill International. Before the competition, O’Connor announced the event would be the last for the 17 year-old prize-winning gelding. At Radnor Hunt International, he also won the USA National Two-Star Eventing Championship.

77. U.S. Equestrian a handful accredited by the International equestrian Federation (FEI Silvio LeadAfter Del Mar olympic Show Jumping history Vision Statement Mission Statement. http://www.equestrian.org/

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78. The Advertiser: "OLYMPICS: Golden Chance To Make History" Has Been Archived medals – the finest return in Australian olympic history. The Australian olympicCommittee, however, does not Cooke and Oenone Wood, the equestrian stars led http://www.theadvertiser.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,9474130%5E12428,00

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79. Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event history In Germany, this equestrian sport is still called the Militaire, underwhich name it was first introduced at the olympic Games in Stockholm, Sweden http://www.rk3de.org/eventing.cfm?id=14

80. Welcome To Horsesport.org The international governing body for all olympic equestrian disciplines. http://www.horsesport.org

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