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2004 News Features

The Netherlands:

• Dominique Filion's Gentile Retired
• Paganini Sold to Cheryl Meisner in Canada
• Goubergh's Ideaal Sold to the U.S.A.
• Gestion Goliath T Out of Dutch A-Team
• Anky van Grunsven Has Given Birth to a Baby Boy
• Angela van den Berg, 2004 Rabobank Talent of the Year
• Uptown in Training with Hans Peter Minderhoud
• Goubergh's Ray of Light Sold to the U.S.A.
• Coby van Baalen Back in the Show Ring
• Anky van Grunsven Received 2004 SportStar Award
• Imke Schellekens Takes over Sunrise from Tineke Bartels
• Jazz Sold to Broere Stud
• Lancet Sold to Emma Hindle
• Power and Paint To Stay in The Netherlands
• Anky van Grunsven Expecting a Baby
• First Embryo Transplantation of Poetin Successful
• Dutch Junior and Young Riders Teams for 2004 European Championships
• Dutch Pony Team Selected for 2004 European Championships
• UB40 In Training with Mischa Koot
• Arjen Teeuwissen and Gestion Goliath Withdraw from Olympic Selection Process
• Mitchell Sold to Verena van der Linde
• Schellekens, van Lieren and Filion in Dutch Teams
• Gal and Gribaldi Submitted to Dutch B-Team
• Smets and Van Mierlo in the Dutch A-Dressage Teams
• Stoeterij 't Vierspan Stopping Business and Auctioning Horses
• Wim Van Grunsven Passed Away
• Sven Rothenberger In Dutch A-Team
• Bibi van Berkel and Imke Schellekens Into A and B-Team
• Poetin's First Public Outing under Patty van der Zwan
• Gestion Lingh To Be Sold
• Marlies van Baalen in Dutch A-Team
• Mieke de Kok Announces 2004 Dutch Pony Teams
• Hexagon's Louisville Sold to the United States
• Gestion Nourejev Injured
• Kigali and Radar to be Competed by Wilmer Lanning
• Dutch Junior and Young Riders A and B-Teams for 2004 Announced
• Mocca Put Down
• Dressage Piano Concert to Mark CDI-W Amsterdam's Grand Finale
• Mischa Koot Moving to Tineke Bartels' Academy
• Paso Doble In Training With Sonja Gademan
• Bert Rutten Expands Dutch Dressage B-Team

Germany:

• Farbenfroh Passed Away
• Alexandra Simons-De Ridder's Wellington Wins 2004 Otto Lorke Preis
• Amidou Passed Away
• Nadine Capellmann's Cockney Sold to Sonja Bolz
• Re Primeur FRH In Training with Julia Katharina von Platen
• Dressage Pony Dornick Son Sold to Denmark
• Hubertus Schmidt Honored as "Riding Master"
• Tanja Lammers Replaces Mareike Peckholz at Gestut Vorwerk
• Munchhausen and Monteverdi Sponsored by TSF
• Konrad to Sanneke Rothenberger
• Wedding Bells in Germany
• Title Defender Winkelhues Absent at 2004 European Pony Championships
• German Teams for 2004 European Junior/Young Riders Championships
• German Junior and Young Riders A-Team Announced
• Egon von Neindorff Passed Away
• Riders Selected for 2004 Piaff Forderpreis Circuit
• Martin Schaudt in Road Accident
• Farbenfroh's Comeback Postponed
• Ulla Salzgeber to Compete in Bremen
• No World Cup Finals's Wild Card for Ulla Salzgeber
• Françoise Cantamessa to Hof Kasselmann
• Two Months Suspension for Ulla Salzgeber
• Nicole Uphoff Gives Birth to Baby Boy
• Petra Epping's Giselle Passed Away
• Don Jos in Training With Ingrid Klimke
• Case Rusty Postponed by the FN Disciplinary Commission
• The Battle for Cherie: Hoeber vs Carstens: 0 - 1
• Don Cardinale In Training With Karin Rehbein

• Trakehner Stallion Lowelas Sold to Fiona Bigwood
• British Equestrian Federation Announces New Award for Grooms
• Bernstein Sold to the Dominican Republic
• Swiss Dressage Teams for 2005 Announced
• Hong Kong May Host the 2008 Olympic Equestrian Games
• Mr G de Lully Sold to Fiona Bigwood
• Woollen, Daley and Munday Win British Dressage's Talent Search
• Belgian Dressage Weekend Featuring Anky van Grunsven
• Ulla Hakanson's Flyinge Bobby Retired
• Ulla Salzgeber Guest Speaker at British Dressage National Convention
• Active Walero Returned to Full Health
• Christian Pläge Gets Swiss Passport
• Austrian Junior/Young Riders Teams for 2004 European JRYR Championships
• Belgian Junior and Young Riders Teams for European Championships Announced
• Horse Gala at Stal Belderbusch in St Truiden, Belgium, June 6, 2004
• Britain to Host 2004 World Cup Qualifier in London
• Julie de Deken and Melvin Move to Tineke Bartels
• Roval Investment in Training With Delphine Meiresonne
• Nina Stadlinger Rides Olympic Qualifying Score at CDI Stadl Paura
• Victoria Max-Theurer Qualified for the 2004 Olympic Games
• Oded Shimoni Qualified for 2004 Olympic Games in Athens
• Dutch Gold and Devereaux Passed Away
• Kyra Kyrklund to Stay in England Afterall
• Angelique Hostyn Presents Exclusive Dressage and Stallion Show in Belgium
• Jurgen Koschel Remains Swiss Team Trainer
• Hubert Perring Severely Injured After Fall from Horse
• British Short List for 2004 Olympic Games Announced

America

• Lisa Wilcox to Work at Stable Schatzmann
• Lisa Wilcox Leaves Gestut Vorwerk to Work in Switzerland
• Flim Flam Passed Away
• Lisette Milner Returning to Florida After Training with Ernst Hoyos in Germany
• Susan Blinks Moves to the West Coast
• Belinda Trussell and Royan ll Home to Canada for Olympic Trials
• 2003 Pavo Cup Winner Robin Hood Sold to Susan Blinks
• Lisa Wilcox On the Road to the Olympics
• Kamila Dupont's Reveille Retired
• Debbie McDonald's Beaurivage Passed Away
• Debbie McDonald Withdraws From 2004 World Cup Finals
• Michelle Gibson's World of Dreams For Sale
• Rocher Withdraw From 2004 American Olympic Selection Process
• Dr. Cesar Parra Qualifies for 2004 Olympic Games
• Daily Mirror Sold to Hilltop Farm
• Canadian 2004 Short and Long Listed Dressage Riders

Australia

• Ulla Salzgeber To Train Australian Dressage Squads
• Martina Hannover, Guest Judge Rider at Australian Young Horse Championships
• Finalists for Australian Prix St Georges Challenge Finals Announced
• Pretender Sold, New Horse for Mary Hanna
• Mary Hanna Loses Her Top Horse Limbo
• Australia gains Individual Dressage Spot for the Athens Games
• Australia's Final chance for Athens Glory
• 2004 Australian Dressage Squads Released

F.E.I

• Salzgeber Keeps the Lead in the FEI Ranking After the Games
• Salzgeber Still Leads in FEI/BCM World Dressage Riders Rankings

Miscellaneous:

• Osteopath Dr. Dominique Giniaux Passed Away
• Cartoonist Norman Thelwell Dies at 80
• Product News: The "Elevator," A New Bridle from England
• Kathryn Wheelock Launches Website to Promote Disabled Dressage

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