Familiarity breeds confidence is the credo Jennifer Lee is living by as the showjumper-turned-eventer walks the 2.9-kilometre cross-country course built by the Hong Kong Jockey Club in Conghua,...
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You can say there's a bit of horsing around in the Mariinsky Ballet's presentation of Don Quixote.
Hongkongers may have been slow to warm to equestrianism, but ended up embracing the Olympic events, says Chief Executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen.
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International Equestrian Federation (FEI) officials have defended their decision to award Germany's Isabell Werth a high score, despite a major mistake by her horse, Satchmo, during the final...
She may not have advanced to tomorrow's Grand Prix Special, but Liu Lina, the first Chinese rider to compete in an Olympic dressage competition, was satisfied with her performance.
In dressage you are only as good as your horse. That is the verdict of Australian rider Heath Ryan, who believes his country can be a medal contender at the Olympics - the London 2012 Olympics,...
As the final rider to cross yesterday's finish line, Mary King put her black-gloved hand up to her face, briefly covering her eyes before bringing her hand back down to give Call Again...
Brazilian dressage rider Rogerio Clementino's dream of becoming the first Afro-Brazilian rider to compete in the Olympic equestrian events was destroyed last night when his horse failed a...
Spanish dressage rider Beatriz Ferrer-Salat has withdrawn from the dressage competition which starts on Wednesday after her horse, Faberge, failed to recover from a leg injury.
Spectators enjoyed the Olympic atmosphere at the Sha Tin equestrian venue, where they watched the competition, shopped for souvenirs and took pictures with the Olympic mascots.
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