FRANCE, America, Sweden and The Netherlands will all have representatives at tomorrow’s World Equestrian Games Jumping final.
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Aloe Blacc works the crowd
Hundreds of people danced to the popular music of Aloe Blacc last night at the Alltech Music Festival. But while Blacc is best known as a musician, he also does great work for charity…
Read moreClassic clear leaves Swede in the lead
SWEDEN’S Rolf-Goran Bengtsson and his sensational stallion Casall Ask have jumped themselves into pole position on the individual Jumping leaderboard after the first round of the individual contest in the d’Ornano Stadium in Caen.
Read moreGames Village to close at 6pm on Sunday 7th September
On the last day of the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games™ 2014 in Normandy, the Games Village, which has seen more than 180,000 visitors pass through its gates since 23rd August, will close at 6pm after the Change-horse Final and Closing Ceremony have…
Read moreOutstanding vaulters
The French vaulters were quite simply outstanding on this last day of competition at the Caen Zenith. Following on from the two individual medals won by Jacques Ferrari and Nicolas Andréani, the team from La Cigogne Stables clinched an historic bronze…
Read moreMedical update on Costa Rican and Chilean riders
Claudia Romero Chacon (CRC)
Costa Rican rider Claudia Romero Chacon, who was injured in a fall on Thursday 28 August during the Endurance competition of the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games™ 2014 in Normandy, underwent surgery for fractures…
Read moreHistorical Day for France in the Vaulting
In the culmination of an electric Men’s Individual Final, the French make it a historical day by taking both the gold and silver medals, plus the host nation's first medals of the World Equestrian Games.
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