Jessica Springsteen – Best Week.
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LCpl Holly Hall of the The Royal Logistic Corps on Wkd San Remo @TRMNutrition
Great sponsored event with @FarmStable for the UK Armed Forces Equestrian Association Championships. Photographed here, the Winner of the 1.10m Open class LCpl Holly Hall of the The Royal Logistic Corps on Wkd San Remo 
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Great sponsored event with @FarmStable for the UK Armed Forces Equestrian Association Championships. Photographed here, the Winner of the 1.10m Open class LCpl Holly Hall of the The Royal Logistic Corps on Wkd San Remo
Jessica Springsteen & Don Juan van de Donkhoeve
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VDL Cartello getting some TLC @HorseSportIRL
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Darragh Kenny’s Olympic Show Jumping mount VDL Cartello looking very relaxed at his new temporary home in Tokyo. Not long now until the jumping action gets underway on Tuesday for Michael Blake’s team of Darragh Kenny, Bertram Allen Cian O’Connor & Shane Sweetnam
Tokyo Olympics: pentathlon coach thrown out for mistreating horse. Saint Boy refused to jump…
A German coach has been thrown out of the Olympics for appearing to punch a horse who was refusing to jump or trot during the modern pentathlon.
Coach Kim Raisner was heard on German TV urging tearful athlete Annika Schleu to “really hit” the horse while she struggled to control Saint Boy during the showjumping round of Friday’s women’s event.
Schleu had been leading the event before the equestrian, where athletes are given just 20 minutes to bond with a horse they have never ridden.
Modern pentathlon’s governing body, the UIPM, said it had reviewed video footage that appeared to show Raisner – who competed at the 2004 Olympics in modern pentathlon – striking the horse with her fist.
“Her actions were deemed to be in violation of the UIPM competition rules, which are applied to all recognised modern pentathlon competitions including the Olympic Games,” the governing body said in a statement.
“The UIPM Executive Board [EB] has given a black card to the Germany team coach Kim Raisner, disqualifying her from the remainder of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
“The EB decision was made today at the Tokyo Stadium before the resumption of the men’s modern pentathlon competition.”
Saint Boy is not among the horses due to be ridden during Saturday’s men’s modern pentathlon competition.
The horse cleared just four fences before crashing into the fifth and then repeatedly refused to jump, eliminating Schleu with zero points as it had done earlier to another competitor, Gulnaz Gubaydullina.
Tokyo Olympics: pentathlon coach thrown out for mistreating horse. Saint Boy refused to jump…
A German coach has been thrown out of the Olympics for appearing to punch a horse who was refusing to jump or trot during the modern pentathlon.
Coach Kim Raisner was heard on German TV urging tearful athlete Annika Schleu to “really hit” the horse while she struggled to control Saint Boy during the showjumping round of Friday’s women’s event.
Schleu had been leading the event before the equestrian, where athletes are given just 20 minutes to bond with a horse they have never ridden.
Modern pentathlon’s governing body, the UIPM, said it had reviewed video footage that appeared to show Raisner – who competed at the 2004 Olympics in modern pentathlon – striking the horse with her fist.
“Her actions were deemed to be in violation of the UIPM competition rules, which are applied to all recognised modern pentathlon competitions including the Olympic Games,” the governing body said in a statement.
“The UIPM Executive Board [EB] has given a black card to the Germany team coach Kim Raisner, disqualifying her from the remainder of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
“The EB decision was made today at the Tokyo Stadium before the resumption of the men’s modern pentathlon competition.”
Saint Boy is not among the horses due to be ridden during Saturday’s men’s modern pentathlon competition.
The horse cleared just four fences before crashing into the fifth and then repeatedly refused to jump, eliminating Schleu with zero points as it had done earlier to another competitor, Gulnaz Gubaydullina.
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Tokyo Olympics: German pentathlon coach thrown out for punching horse. Saint Boy refused to jump…
A German coach has been thrown out of the Olympics for appearing to punch a horse who was refusing to jump or trot during the modern pentathlon.
Coach Kim Raisner was heard on German TV urging tearful athlete Annika Schleu to “really hit” the horse while she struggled to control Saint Boy during the showjumping round of Friday’s women’s event.
Schleu had been leading the event before the equestrian, where athletes are given just 20 minutes to bond with a horse they have never ridden.
Modern pentathlon’s governing body, the UIPM, said it had reviewed video footage that appeared to show Raisner – who competed at the 2004 Olympics in modern pentathlon – striking the horse with her fist.
“Her actions were deemed to be in violation of the UIPM competition rules, which are applied to all recognised modern pentathlon competitions including the Olympic Games,” the governing body said in a statement.
“The UIPM Executive Board [EB] has given a black card to the Germany team coach Kim Raisner, disqualifying her from the remainder of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
“The EB decision was made today at the Tokyo Stadium before the resumption of the men’s modern pentathlon competition.”
Saint Boy is not among the horses due to be ridden during Saturday’s men’s modern pentathlon competition.
The horse cleared just four fences before crashing into the fifth and then repeatedly refused to jump, eliminating Schleu with zero points as it had done earlier to another competitor, Gulnaz Gubaydullina.
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