WIWI N News lletter JJ ews Volumeetter 3, Issue 3, Summer 2006 Special Issue

JustWorld International Benefi ts from Global Champions Tour Partnership As the offi cial charity partner of the Global Champions Tour, JustWorld International has been enjoying unprecedented exposure and promotion of its humanitarian efforts within the international show jumping community. Following March’s successful kick-off in Wellington, Florida, the Global Champions Tour moved across the Atlantic for events in Cannes, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco; and Estoril, Portugal, in June and July. It wraps up in August and September with events in Valkenswaard, Netherlands, and Lanaken, Belgium. At each of the prestigious and well-attended show jumping competitions that have been selected as member events of the Global Champions Tour, JustWorld International benefi ts from fundraising and promotional efforts.

During CSI4* Monte Carlo, a fundraiser was held for the benefi t of JustWorld International. In addition, JustWorld Rider Ambassadors have been enjoying great success on the Global Champions Tour and winning large amounts of prize money, which means that, in turn, they are able to make larger donations to JustWorld.

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Supports JustWorld Leitgeb Manfred © Photo

An evening dedicated to focusing the spotlight on the Global Champions Tour’s charity partner, JustWorld International, was held on Thursday, June 22, during CSI4* Monte Carlo. Many of the top names in the sport, including several JustWorld Rider Ambassadors who were competing at the Monaco fi xture, turned out to support the not-for-profi t organization working in impoverished countries for the benefi t of underprivileged children. Jessica Newman (center left) and Hilary Betaille (center right) receive a cheque in the amount of €100,000 on behalf of Held at the Monte Carlo Beach Hotel, the evening JustWorld International. Presenting are, left to right, Gene Mische of the Winter Equestrian Festival, featured music and dancing. A live auction Anita Ernesaks of CN WorldWide, of the was staged with numerous equestrian artefacts Global Champions Tour, Hunter Harrison of CN, and Duarte Guedes of CSI5* Estoril. offered up for bid, including one of six limited reproductions of Jan Tops’ Olympic Gold Medal horse Top Gun, a Piaget necklace, and two clinics with international jumping riders. The bidding was fi erce and generous, and all had a great time! Promoting awareness and raising funds, the evening was a great success. During Saturday evening’s Grand Prix, the Global Champions Tour presented a check in the amount of €100,000 to JustWorld International.

Coverage of the GCT continues on pages 5-7 Thanks to a private foundation covering operational costs, over 95% of ALL public donations goes directly to projects and programs. 1 JustWorld International Visits Cambodia

In May, JustWorld International (JWI) Director of exponentially. Operations Hilary Betaille and Projects Manager The school is Astrid Corvin-Brittin visited JWI’s projects in Cam- now formally bodia. JWI has been present in this poverty-strick- r e g i s t e r e d en country since 2003 and has partnered with the with the Cam- People Improvement Organization (PIO), a Cam- bodian gov- bodian grassroots ernment and organization work- can therefore ing in the capital expand to be- of Phnom Penh, come a fully since late 2004. functioning primary school. Almost 200 students PIO is dedicated to study English, Khmer, math, social studies, and helping the under- personal hygiene. JWI has also established privileged people of a daily nutritious snack program at the school. Cambodia through With the burden of feeding their children alleviat- education. ed by the snack program, more families are able to send their children to the Stung Mean Chey In 2002, PIO es- School instead of keeping them in the garbage tablished a non- dump to work. Additionally, the program provides formal education center in Stung Mean Chey, the fi ves kilos of rice per student per month to com- municipal garbage dump of Phnom Penh. Many pensate families for the loss of income caused by Cambodian families work and live in the garbage their children going to school instead of picking dump in the daily struggle to earn a living. Educa- garbage. Finally, JWI has most recently estab- tion is completely foreign to most of these families lished a health program for the benefi t of the stu- and is just a dream for those few who understand dents. A full-time nurse is now employed at the the doors that education can open. The establish- Stung Mean Chey School, and basic medicines ment of the PIO School has allowed hundreds of are available for the children who are often af- children to learn skills that can take them from the fl icted by disease and wounded from working in never-ending cycle of garbage sorting and vend- the dump. ing and give them hope for a brighter future. During the May visit, JWI established a new When JustWorld decided to sponsor the PIO partnership with the Psycho-social Services Or- School in 2004, it was in dire need of funding ganization (PSO). PSO is another grassroots and structure. The potential Cambodian NGO and was was strong, but the situation established in 1999 by a at the time had the children group of psychologists, crammed into a building mental health special- that was too small, had ists, social workers, and no running water, and was nurses. The organization unhygienic. Through JWI’s assists people living with support, the Stung Mean HIV/AIDS with integrating Chey School has improved into Cambodian society. PSO has established com-

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munity programs in some of the worst slums of improve individual understanding of HIV/AIDS, Phnom Penh: Borey Keila, Stung Mean Chey provides the children with the coping mechanisms and Sansam Kosal. These programs consist of to survive the mental strain of the disease, and support groups for people affected and infected provides the children with basic education. If suc- by HIV/AIDS, community education campaigns cessful, funding will be expanded to include other about the mental and physical effects of HIV/ PSO programs and more children in need of edu- AIDS, and schooling for children infected and af- cation. JustWorld International looks forward to fected by HIV/AIDS. PSO has functioned mostly the success of this project and its partnership with through volunteer efforts among local communi- Psycho-social Services Organization. ties, which is highly impressive considering that most of these volunteers cannot afford to give JustWorld International is proud of the positive their time but do so because they are convinced change that it and its partner organizations have of the positive impact PSO has on their communi- made in Cambodia for the benefi t of underprivi- ties. leged children. JWI will continue to search for means to improve the lives of Cambodian children JustWorld has begun funding the non-formal edu- in the future through further investment and new cation center that PSO has established in Borey partnerships. Keila on a trial basis. The PSO school works to

2 3 Fashionable Fundraiser for JustWorld International

When Danielle Dichter and her sister Marlee, a JustWorld Junior Rider Ambassador, visited at the JustWorld projects in Honduras in Decem- ber of 2005, Danielle was struck by the needs of the children she met, so she became determined to get involved in humanitarian efforts. Combining her desire to help with her passion for fashion, on May 3 Danielle and fellow designer Jessica Afl alo launched a fashion show in Montreal that caught the attention of young Montreal and brought proceeds of near $8,000 for JustWorld International.

Expressions: A Celebration of the Arts featured Danielle’s and Jessi- ca’s designs and those of four other up-and-coming fashion designers, Danielle Dichter organized a fashion two jewelry makers, and one handbag designer. These designs were show in Montreal to raise funds for showcased at two shows, each attended by more than 200 people. JustWorld International. Twenty-three models presented the fashions on stage, having worked their networks of friends and family to sell the majority of tickets.

Danielle and Jessica spent three months recruiting models, sponsors, and other contributors to the evening’s success. They were able to fi nd

underwriters for the costs of producing the event, thus allowing all pro- Dichter Marlee © ceeds from ticket sales and program ads to benefi t JustWorld. In ad- dition to showcasing the designers, the event featured musical perfor- mances by the hip-hip artists of ICM Records and a rock performance by Lindsay Robins, a Canadian singer whose credits include the theme music for the Canadian music-video channel Much Music VJ search. Local comedian, Joey Elias, hosted the event and encouraged an at- mosphere of fun combined with doing good works. The appearance of dancers from Studio A, World Hip-Hop Champions, rounded out the evening as a rich cultural event that appealed to audience members Danielle during her trip to JustWorld’s project site in Honduras in of a range of ages. All the entertainers donated their time to perform. December of 2005. The venue that hosted the event, Newtown - a popular restaurant and bar - likewise donated use of the space. Danielle also recruited family members to help, including her father who built the stage and was a big help with recruiting sponsors.

Danielle promoted JustWorld through the initial solicitations of spon- sors and through the poster and program cover featuring a painting by Alisa Rosenbloom based on photos taken at the Honduras project for abandoned children. The event opened with a slide show of pictures taken by Danielle and Marlee on their trip to Honduras, honoring the work done by JustWorld and sharing with the audience images of the children and the projects that would benefi t from the evening’s show.

The evening brought a good deal of visibility to JustWorld as the fash- ion show was covered on television by In Montreal and Entertainment Spotlight. The appearance of Joey Elias and Lindsay Robins added celebrity to the evening, benefi ting both JustWorld and the design- ers. Danielle reports that she received numerous requests about JustWorld’s work after the show and that she and the other designers also found their fashions in greater demand.

All of us at JustWorld are grateful to Danielle and her team for their generous contribution to JustWorld. Danielle’s work, like of the contri- butions of many of our young supporters, is a heartening example of Promotional poster featuring artwork fulfi lling the JustWorld mission to promote ‘youth helping youth’. by Alisa Rosenbloom.

4 Kick-Off in Cannes The second leg of the Global Champions Tour, presented by CN WorldWide, began on the evening of Saturday, June 10, during CSI4* Cannes, a marquee event in the south of France.

Following two rounds of jumping, three riders remained faultless to force a jump-off. Michel Hecart of France with Itot du Chateau, Thomas Frühmann with The Sixth Sense and with Arko III all lined-up for the tiebreaker. Frühmann and The Sixth Sense once again delivered a clear round to claim JustWorld Rider Ambassador the victory and €50,000 in prize money. Candice King of the United States British veteran Skelton settled for second competing at CSI4* Cannes with while Hecart fi nished third. Femme Fatale.

The winning Austrian had nothing but praise for his 10-year-old Westphalian gelding that has claimed several big victories for Frühmann this year, saying, “It was a tough challenge for the horses, and he fought like a lion!”

Jan Tops of the Global Champions Tour, Jessica Newman of JustWorld International and Anita Ernesaks of CN WorldWide, congratulate Thomas Frühmann (center) on his victory. Photos © Thierry Billet

Philippaerts Gambles and Wins Ludo Philippaerts is congratulated on his victory in the Grand in Monte Carlo Prix du Prince de Monaco by Prince The exclusive CSI4* Jumping International de Monte Carlo, staged in the famous harbour of Albert II of Monaco. Monaco, was held from June 22 to 24 and offered a total of €320,000 in prize money.

One of the featured events was the JustWorld International Prix, presented by Chesapeake Petroleum. Princess Caroline of Hannover was in attendance to witness Germany’s emerge victorious with Limbo. JustWorld Rider Representatives took second and third places with Ludo Philippaerts of Belgium and Up to Date Miltoo fi nishing as the runner-ups while Jean- Claude Van Geenberghe representing the Ukraine placed third with Osta Rugs Coronation.

Saturday evening brought the highly anticipated Grand Prix du Prince de Monaco, presented by J&S Group, which acted as the third leg of the Global Champions Tour. For the second time in his career, Ludo Philippaerts captured the event that he had also won in 2001. The Belgian Olympian turned in a time of 37.45 seconds to be the fastest rider in the jump-off with Parco, edging out his fellow countryman, Francois Mathy Jr. riding Ivoire du Rouet, who stopped the clock at 40.21 seconds. Great Britain’s Richard Davenport, fi rst to challenge the shortened jump-off course with Nelson Z, settled for third with 40.40 seconds.

Philippaerts was congratulated on his victory, which netted him Jessica Newman presents the trophy to a paycheque of €50,000, by HSH Otto Becker following his win in the JustWorld International Prix, Presented by Prince Albert II of Monaco. The Chesapeake Petroleum. win was extremely sentimental for Philippaerts as Parco’s sire, the great Darco who Philippaerts had ridden to international acclaim, had passed away earlier in the week. “Five days ago we had to put down Darco at the age of 26 due to a bad injury. For me, Parco’s win is the most beautiful gift to his father.”

As Philippaerts is one of JustWorld’s most high-profi le Rider Ambassadors, his win was the perfect way to cap off a successful week of show jumping and fundraising in Monte Carlo.

Maria Newman (mounted), Jessica Newman and Mrs.Tops Photos © Manfred Leitgeb

4 5 Excellence inEstoril The sunny seaside town of Estoril brought world-class show jumping to the people of Portugal the week of July 20-23. One of the few competitions to be ranked a CSI5* by the International Equestrian Federation, Estoril offered huge amounts of prize money totalling €330,000.

Sitting at the top of the Global Champions Tour leader board coming into Estoril, Philippaerts was determined to maintain his position. In the fi rst 1.50m competition, offering €40,000 in prize money, Philippaerts and Parco proved they were on form by topping the jump-off. A new Ludo Philippaerts guided Parco to victory JustWorld Rider Ambassador, Luciana Diniz, placed fourth in her fi rst competition riding for in the Grand Prix of Estoril, marking his Portugal. second consecutive win on the Global Champions Tour. It would prove to be a good warm-up for Saturday evening’s €150,000 ‘Costa do Estoril’ Grand Prix, which acted as the fourth leg of the Global Champions Tour. Seven riders produced double clear rounds over the 1.60m track set by course designer Frank Rothenberger of Germany to advance to the jump-off. Of the fi nal seven, Philippaerts was the fastest with Parco in 38.90 seconds to win his second consecutive Global Champions Tour event.

“This is one of the best shows I have ever ridden at,” praised Philippaerts. Four weeks earlier in Monte Carlo, the small arena in the harbour of Monte Carlo had demanded agility from the horses whereas the arena in Estoril offered lots of room for long, fast gallops. Philippaerts and Parco appeared to have no preference either way, producing the winning performance over both tracks. “The course was fabulous. I was not concerned about a single fence.”

Runner-up in the Grand Prix of Estoril was Australia’s Edwina Alexander aboard Isovlas Pialotta while Brazilian Bernardo Alves and Chupa Chupa 2 fi nished third in 41.15 seconds.

Making the win even more special, Philippaerts is a Rider Ambassador for JustWorld International, the offi cial charity partner of the Global Champions Tour. With his win, Philippaerts extended his lead in the Global Champions Tour to €111,500 in total prize money. The top eight riders in the Global Champions Tour rankings will split bonus money of €600,000 following the Patrick Steinert (Center) and friends promote JustWorld International in Estoril. Final at CSI5* Lanaken in Belgium on September 24, 2006. Photos © Manfred Leitgeb

Jean-Claude Van Geenberghe Victorious at CSIO Lummen Jean-Claude Van Geenberghe had every reason to be happy at CSIO5* In the weeks leading up to CSIO5* Lummen, Van Geenberghe had Lummen held June 29 to July 2 in Belgium. The former Belgian turned enjoyed several other victories. At CSI4* Cannes, he won the €25,000 Ukrainian won the €40,000 Lummen Grand Prix without a jump-off 1.50m Prix Leclerc riding Osta Rugs Tresor and also topped the €20,000 after producing two clear rounds, a feat no other starter could match. 1.40m Team Relay riding Osta Rugs Coronation. At CSI5* Monte Carlo, The victory came after Van Geenberghe had delivered a double clear MON, held the week before Lummen, Van Geenberghe and Osta Rugs performance in Friday’s €55,000 Nations’ Cup competition, allowing the Coronation took third place in the 1.50m ‘Jump for a Just World’ Grand Ukraine to tie for third place. In both the Nations’ Cup and the Grand Prix, presented by Chesapeake Petroleum. Prix, Van Geenberghe rode Osta Rugs Tresor, a 10-year-old chestnut Belgian Warmblood stallion by Major de la Cour that is owned by Mr. “I think it is very important to do something to help others,” said the 43- De Brandere. year-old regarding his decision to become a JustWorld Rider Ambassador. “I have known Jessica for a long time, and thought that JustWorld was a “It was a little bit of a test for this horse. He had only had one week off good cause to become involved in. And since I have started wearing the during the past month, and the weather JustWorldJustWorld jacket, I have had really good success, was very hot at Lummen,” explained Van which means that I will be able to donate even Geenberghe. “In the Nations’ Cup, he more money!” delivered two clear rounds, and then had one day off. In the Grand Prix, he jumped Representing his native Belgium, Van Geenberghe two clear rounds, and I was really pleased competed at the 1988 , four especially because I saw a lot of other WorldWorld Cup Finals, and numerous European horses struggling with the heat in the Championships before he began riding for the second round. To me, it proved that Osta Ukraine earlier this year. Based at Zilveren Spoor Rugs Tresor is fi t, in good shape, and in Moorsele, BEL, Van Geenberghe operates a strong enough to jump in Aachen.” coaching, training and sales business.

6 7 ©Thierry Billet, Sportfot Monte Carlo Fundraiser

Tim Dutta and Gene Mische Monte Carlo Beach Hotel

Jan Tops and John Sutin

Andre-Jaques Le Goupil and A. Renner Up the Bidding Eugenie Angot and Philippe Leoni

Maria Newman, Hilary Betaille, Jessica Newman, Marie Lesterps Diane Fissore, Jan Tops, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Harrison, and Cayce Harrison

Mr. and Mrs. Brouwers Jessica Speiser and Ita Marzotto Makes the Winning Bid Andre-Jacques Le Goupil

Photos © Manfred Leitgeb

Barbara Klatte, Jerry Foye, Anna McWane Mrs. Alwurden, Mrs. Tops, Mr. Jeurgens, and Mr. Alwurden 6 7 Results Round-Up

Michael Morrissey Jr. JustWorld’s newest Rider Ambassador, Michael Morrissey Jr. of the United States, enjoyed his fi rst trip to Europe by claiming victory in the €30,000 GLD Lines Grand Prix at CSI2* Saint Tropez, France, at the beginning of June. By posting the fastest double clear round, Michael edged Michel Hecart of France and Australia’s Edwina Alexander to earn €10,000 for his victory. Morrissey was aboard Crelido, a horse owned

Photo © Thierry Billet by his uncle, Gene Mische, organizer of the Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, Florida. In addition, Michael also fi nished 11th in the €25,000 Grand Prix with Crabamboli after incurring four faults in the jump-off.

Eric Navet Eric Navet started CSI4* La Coruna, Spain, off strong, winning the Vina Pomal Trophy on the opening day of the competition, held July 27-30. Riding Lassergut Hym d’Isigny, an 11-year- Courtesy CSI La Coruna La CSI Courtesy old selle francais stallion owned by Lassergut Farms, Navet topped a 47-horse fi eld in the two-round competition. The following day, the pair again returned to the winner’s circle, this time after topping a 15-horse jump-off to win the €20,000 Grand Prix Azkar Trophy.

Jean-Claude Van Geenberghe Cannes CSI Courtesy It was Jean-Claude Van Geenberghe’s week when the CSI4* Cannes, France, was held June 8-10. Over the course of three days, Jean-Claude won two classes and placed in the top ten in three others.

Riding Osta Rugs Tresor, a 10-year-old Belgian Warmblood stallion by Major de la Cour, Jean- Claude won the €25,000 1.50m Prix Leclerc and, on Sunday, placed tenth in the €150,000 Kia Motors Grand Prix after incurring four faults over two rounds of jumping.

With Osta Rugs Coronation, a 15-year-old Holsteiner stallion by Cor de la Bruyere, Jean-Claude was the runner-up in the €20,000 1.40m Speed competition and also placed fi fth in the €20,000 1.40m Prix Lucien. Teaming up with Gregory Wathelet and Roger-Yves Bost who, like Jean-Claude, now represent the Ukraine in international competition, the threesome won the €20,000 1.40m Team Relay.

8 9 Ludo Philippaerts Belgian competitor Ludo Philippaerts was one of four riders to advance to the jump-off in the €65,000 Grand Prix Telefonica held July 28 at CSI4* La Coruna, ESP. Riding his 10-year-old Holsteiner stallion, Chatman, Courtesy of CSI4* La Coruna La CSI4* of Courtesy Philippaerts made easy work of the six obstacles comprising the jump-off, leaving all the rails in the cups and stopping the clock at 32.05 seconds. The victory netted the Belgian Olympian a winner’s cheque of €20,000. Fellow JustWorld Rider Ambassador Robert Maguire also made the cut for the jump-off, but two

toppled rails left the young Brit in fourth position riding his Irish Coruna La CSI4* of Courtesy Sport Horse gelding, Two Mills Showtime.

Imke Hofschroer Barely out of the Young Riders’ ranks, JustWorld International’s only German Rider Ambassador is experiencing success in the Young Horse classes. The 22-year-old competitor recently won the Six-Year-Old Young Horse German National Championship riding Ashley, an attractive chestnut mare by Accorado out of a Chasseur dam.

JustWorld International Supporters Brought Together

in St. Tropez! Jessica Newman and Pepe Gamarra

Maria Newman, Anne Speiser and Gene Mische

Representatives and friends of JustWorld International celebrate a successful weekend.

8 9 French National Show Jumping Championships

The French National Championships proved to be very successful for three JustWorld Rider Ambassadors. Held June 29-July 2 in Fontainebleau, Isabelle Baillet became the Silver Medallist in the French Ladies Championship, placing second after incurring only 4.43 faults over three days of competition riding Electra d’Amaury.

In the Men’s Championship, Olivier Guillon took the Bronze Medal riding Ionesco de Brekka, a ten-year-old stallion by Dollar du Murier. Eric Navet placed seventh overall

riding Gentleman Platière, a 12-year-old selle francais stallion by Jalisco B.

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Isabelle Baillet and Electra d’Amaury rode away with the Silver Medal in the French Ladies Championship Eric Navet riding Gentleman Platière placed 7th overall

in the Men’s Championship

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Olivier Guillon won the Bronze Medal in the Men’s Championship riding Ionesco de Brekka

10 11 Special Thanks to Thank You Course Designer to our Generous Supporters Steve Stephens JustWorld International would like to thank the following people who supported the live auction benefi ting JustWorld International JustWorld International at the Fundraising Gala would like to extend its held during CSI Monte Carlo in Monaco: sincere appreciation to internationally- Steve Stephens renowned course adjusts the JustWorld Virginie Couperie designer Steve fence in Saint-Tropez Diane Fissore Marina Saplana Stephens of the United Thomas Fruhmann Alain Smout States. Mr. Stephens generously donated his Andre-Jacques Le Goupil John Sutin Ita Marzotto Jan Tops entire fee from the Saint-Tropez International Maria Newman Jean-Claude Van Geenberghe Horse Show to JustWorld International. The Yves Piaget Vincent Wathelet Saint-Tropez International Horse Show was held Alain Renner in June as part of the Riviera Tour. For more information about Steve Stephens’ designs, visit www.stephensjumpdesign.com. Thank You SLVR JustWorld International sincerely thanks Sam and Libby Edelman and SLVR by Aerogear for their gener- ous donation of 400 high-tech sports t-shirts. The shirts, imprinted with the JWI logo, have been avail- able for purchase from the JustWorld International information booth at various equestrian competitions throughout Europe. Thanks to SLVR’s generosity, the proceeds from the sales of these shirts will help fund JustWorld’s projects in the Cambodia, Honduras, and Kenya. For more information about SLVR by Aerogear, please visit www.slvr.com.

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10 11 Volume 3, Issue 3, Summer 2006 Published Quarterly Welcome to New Ambassadors

Executive Director Jessica Newman JustWorld International is proud to extend a warm welcome to three Director of Operations Hilary Betaille Programs Director Dr. Denise Quirk new Rider Ambassadors. Michael Morrissey Jr. and Ahmed Alali, Projects Manager Astrid Corvin-Brittin Operations Coordinator Joseph McLaughlin both of the United States, and of France are the latest Cambodia Coordinator Nakry Chea Honduras Coordinator Leonel Dominguez competitors to join the ever-expanding JustWorld family. Kenya Coordinator Vicky Laiboni Technical Coordinator Hector Cano

Advisory Board Canada Rhonda Rioux, Chair Brazil Nelson Pessoa USA Karen Golding Canada François Ferland USA Ernest Kalman France Pierre Durand USA Mildred Robbins Leet France Hervé Godignon USA Eugene R. Mische France Serge Houtmann USA Raymond Offenheiser France Jean Morel USA Mary Ann Simonds Jordan HRH Princess Haya USA Michael Speiser Togo Komlavi Francisco Seddoh USA Ray Texel Venezuela Leopoldo Palacios Riders Belgium Ludo Philippaerts, Samantha Van Geenberghe Canada Angela Covert, Eric Lamaze France Bruno Coutureau, Sophie Coutureau, Hervé Godignon, Pauline Guignery, Olivier Guillon, Eric Navet, Marie Pellegrin, Michael Morrissey Jr. Ahmed Alali Kevin Staut Philippe Rozier, Kevin Staut Germany Imke Hofschroer Great Britain Robert Maguire, Tim Stockdale Honduras Titi Mills Ireland Kevin Babington, Ryan Crumley Italy Bruno Chimirri, Guilia Martinengo Marquet Mexico Federico Fernandez Congratulations! Netherlands Jr. Portugal Luciana Diniz, Francisco Guedes Spain Rutherford Latham JustWorld International wholeheartedly con- Switzerland Christophe Barbeau, Markus Fuchs, Gregoire Oberson, Celine Stauffer, Maryline Vorpe gratulates Hector and Mireya Cano on the Ukraine Jean Claude Van Geenberghe, USA Ahmed Alali, James Benedetto, birth of their second daughter, DANIELA, on Candice King, Peter Leone, Alexa Lowe, Michael Morrisey Jr., Ray Texel June 29, 2006. Daniela weighed 7 pounds 7 Venezuela Andres Rodriguez ounces and was 19 Junior/Amateur Riders Canada Marlee Dichter 1⁄2 inches long. Both Columbia Daniel Bluman, Steven Bluman, mother and baby Jacobo Moreno Posada France Isabelle Baillet, Arthur Bataille, are doing well, and Marina de la Brosse,Virgile Monneron, Mireya Cano with her Axel Marteau, Clement Marteau, Jean-Baptiste big sister Natalia second girl, Daniela. Marteau, Romain Marteau, Maria Newman, Alexia Simonnard-Note, (age fi ve) is anx- Laura Spillemaecker, Marion Spillemaecker, Isabelle Strom, Sophie Strom ious to show Daniela the ropes around Belle Italy Mia Crocetti, Elena Mariottini Portugal Alexandre Relvas, Patrick Steinert Herbe Farm! USA Abigail Cooper, Agatha D’Ambra, Nick Dello Joio, Cayce Harrison, Charlotte Jacobs, Natalie Johnson,

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