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2010 Radio Show Episode 87 – Previewing the Final Three Test Events

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We take a look at what’s ahead at the Kentucky Horse Horse Park this week with the final test events, and catch up with two of our spotlight athletes: canadian eventer and new mother Jessie Phoenix, (aaah!) and The English Vaulting Squad. Listen in… 2010 Radio Show Episode 87 – Previewing the Final Three Test…

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Final Series of Official Test Events to Offer Preview of the 2010 Alltech FEI WEG

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April 19, 2010 LEXINGTON, KY—The Kentucky Cup Dressage and Kentucky Cup Jumping test events, the official test events of the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, will offer spectators a final preview of the world championship competitions coming to the Kentucky Horse Park September 25 – October 10. The Kentucky Cup Test Events will be…

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Eventing Radio Episode 71 – Buck Davidson and Lucinda Fredericks

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Buck Davidson reflects on a successful Easter weekend at The Fork as The Chronicle’s Sara Leiser brings us a full report from this influential event which is used as a final preparation for Rolex. Plus, Jim Wolf offers a tribute to Mrs. John B. (Nancy) Hannum. Listen in. Eventing Radio Episode 71 – Buck Davidson…

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Horse Radio Network – Rolex Coverage Begins Wednesday

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Follow Eventing Radio’s Daily Wrap-Up Shows Chris Stafford with Co-Hosts and Guests Will Provide Unique Reports, Interviews and News from the Kentucky Horse Park April 20, 2010 Lexington, KY. The Eventing Radio Show, part of the Horse Radio Network,  plans  to mark its second year of coverage of the Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event with…

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Stable Scoop Episode 85 – The Super Ride

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Helena and Glenn get in formation to discuss one of the most unique National Championships in the horse world, The Super Ride. Listen in… Stable Scoop Episode 85 – The Super Ride: Hosts: Helena Bakun and Glenn the Geek Guest: Julie Siegel – Check out the host family opportunities at www.asse.com. Guest: Gary Bonner –…

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Eventing Radio Episode 69 – Eventing Safety with Jimmy Wofford

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Jimmy Wofford talks about safety on this week’s show and we also have a report from Jennie Brannigan on Southern Pines Horse Trials. Ashley Adams is the co-host. Listen in. Eventing Radio Episode 69 – Eventing Safety with Jimmy Wofford: Show Hosts: Chris Stafford & Ashley Adams Guest: Jimmy Wofford Guest: Jennie Brannigan News: USEF…

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Stable Scoop Episode 79 – Horse Husbands – Round Two

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Warning: The Horse Husbands Episode is back! This episode consists of four horse husbands sitting around talking about their horse addicted wives. If you are a horse woman, be warned. If you are a horse husband, grab an adult beverage, sit back and enjoy. Listen in… Stable Scoop Episode 79 – Horse Husbands – Round…

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Eventing Radio Episode 64 – Shelley Lambert and Hawley Bennett

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Canadian Hawley Bennett makes a return to the show this week to tell us about being an Olympic Torchbearer and her plans for the season. Plus we hear from Shelley Lambert who is managing the new Academy of Classical Eventing in South Carolina. Listen in… Eventing Radio Episode 64 – Shelley Lambert and Hawley Bennett:…

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2010 Radio Show Episode 78 – HRN Celebrates 400 and Our Spotlight Para-Equestrian Rider Susan Treabess

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Note to my readers – I am so far behind in adding these Radio Show contributor posts, I am just going back & giving you all I’ve gotten so you don’t miss anything important, like this is from February… We celebrate the 400th episode on the Horse Radio Network and we get caught up with…

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Hypersensitivity in Equestrian Competition

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Lausanne (SUI), 19 April 2010 – All horses show normal nerve sensation or sensitivity. Where that sensation is increased beyond normal limits it is called hypersensitivity. Hypersensitivity can be produced by a range of normal occurrences, such as an insect sting or accidental self-inflicted injury. Hypersensitisation is the term used to define the artificial production…