One Hundred Years of Show Jumping

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ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SHOWJUMPING 100 years have passed and a new millennium has begun. Showjumping still continues. In the next few pages we have tried to recapture but a few of the legends whom have contributed to the evolution of the game. Pierre Jonqueres d’Oriola Hans Gunter Winkler Capt. Raimondo d’Inzeo Alwin Schockemohle Hermann Schridde Francois Mathy ‘Senior’ W. Brinkmann Douglass Bunn ‘Founder Of Hickstead.’ Jean d’Orgeix Gerd Wiltfang & Roman George Morris Kevin Bacon David Broome Gilles Bertan de Balanda & Galoubet Hartwig Steenken Octave Pizon Hugo Simon & Gladstone HORSE TIMES Page 8 ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SHOWJUMPING Frank Chapot Michael Ruping Harvey Smith Eddie Macken & Boomerang Nelson Pessoa Conrad Homfeld & Abdullah Paul Schockemohle & Deister Norbert Koof & Fire Malcom Pyrah & Towerland Anglezarke Pierre Durand & Jappeloup Peter Luther & Livius Michel Robert Joe Fargis & Touch Of Class Paul Darrah John Whitaker & Milton Norman Dello Joio & I Love You Frederic Cottier & Flambeau C Roger-Yves Bost Xavier Leredde & Jalisco B Ian Miller & Big Ben Franke Sloothaak Greg Best & Gem Twist Eric Navet & Quito Du Bussy Jos Lansink & Libero H Issue # 7 Page 9 ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SHOWJUMPING Dirk Hafemeister Michael Whitaker Thomas Fruhmann Rob Ehrens Michael Matz Thomas Fuchs Markus Fuchs Nick Skelton & Dollar Girl Alfonso Romo Herve Godignion & Quidam De Revel Peter Charles Rodrigo Pessoa Ludger Beerbaum & Ratina Z Ludo Philippaerts Jan Tops & Top Gun La Silla Willie Milliger & Calvaro Piet Raymakers Thierry Pomel Ulrich kirchooff & Jus De Pommes Lars Nieberg & For Pleasure Trevor Coyle & Cruising Geoff Billington & It’s Otto HORSE TIMES Page 10 ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SHOWJUMPING Liz Edgar & Everest Forever Marion Mould & Stroller Pat Smyth ‘First Olympic Lady’ Caroline Bradley Gail Greenough & Mr. T Janou Lefebvre Anne Kursinski Melanie Smith & Calypso Alexandra Ledermann & Rochet M Heidi Robbiani Leslie Burr - Howard Katie Monahan - Prudent Di Lampard & Abbrevaile Dream Nona Garson & Rhythmical Lesley McNaught Tina Cassan HRH Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein Jessica Chesney Maria Gretzer Vicki Roycroft Susie Hutchison & Woodstock Issue # 7 Page 11.

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