Kenneth J. Braddick

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April 15, 2025By KENNETH J. BRADDICKSanta Anita Park, host of the 1984 Olympic equestrian events, was confirmed Tuesday as the venue of horse sports of the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 2028. “Santa Anita Park will be a spectacular venue for the LA28 Olympic equestrian events,” International Equestrian Federation  President Ingmar De Vos exclaimed in confirming the selection of the venue that is within the city area central to most events of LA28. The Olympics are scheduled for July 14-30, 2028.

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Home Front Page News Adrienne Lyle Explains Helix Affected by World Cup Freestyle Electric Atmosphere to Place American Partnership Near Bottom of Results Adrienne Lyle Explains Helix Affected by World Cup Freestyle Electric Atmosphere to Place American Partnership Near Bottom of Results 2 hours ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Adrienne Lyle Explains Helix Affected by World Cup Freestyle Electric Atmosphere to Place American Partnership Near Bottom of Results By KENNETH J.

3 weeks ago | dressage-news.com | Kenneth J. Braddick

By KENNETH J. BRADDICKBASEL, Switzerland, April 2, 2025–Belgium’s Larissa Pauluis on Flambeau will be first to  go in the dressage World Cup Grand Prix Friday, beginning at 13:30 Central European time/7:30 am US Eastern. Charlotte Fry of Great Britain on her world champion and Olympic mount Glamourdale, is scheduled to start 12th in the field. Patrik Kittel of Sweden on Forever Young HRH, defending champion having won on Touchdown in Saudi Arabia in 2024, goes immediately after.

3 weeks ago | dressage-news.com | Kenneth J. Braddick

from Around the Globe to YouMain MenuHome Front Page News Americans at World Cup Final of Dressage in Basel, SwitzerlandAmericans at World Cup Final of Dressage in Basel, Switzerland 2 minutes ago StraightArrow Comments Off on Americans at World Cup Final of Dressage in Basel, SwitzerlandBy KENNETH J.

3 weeks ago | dressage-news.com | Kenneth J. Braddick

April 1, 2025By KENNETH J. BRADDICKCathrine Laudrup-Dufour of Denmark and Mount St. John Freestyle maintained world No. 1 ranking in the latest standings released Tuesday. Isabell Werth readying for her 26th World Cup Final was No. 2 and the Basel, Switzerland championship favorite Charlotte “Lottie” Fry was third while Glamourdale overtook DSP Quantaz to move up a spot to second.