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Writing history for Switzerland: Marianne Gossweiler first Swiss woman at the Olympics and straight into the medals :: Photo © FEI History Hub
1964 Tokyo Olympics: Marianne Fankhauser, the First Swiss Woman at the Olympics and Straight into the Medals
22/07/2021
History
The 1964 Olympic Games individual medallists: from left to right: Filatov - Boldt - Chammartin :: Photo © Schweizer Kavallerist
1964 Tokyo Olympics: "Joy, Fair Spark of the Gods" in Far Away Japan
20/07/2021
History
Reiner Klimke schooling Dux at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics :: Photo Dux being trained at Tokyo Photo: Ruth Klimke private archive, reproduced with friendly permission from Ruth Klimke
1964 Tokyo Olympics: Grete Kemper, Groom of Reiner Klimke's Dux, Remembers Tokyo
20/07/2021
History
Swiss jumper Frank Lombard loads his horse Page onto the plane in Zurich for the flight to Tokyo :: Photo © Swiss Air Archive
1964 Tokyo Olympics: Paul Weier on Pioneering Horse Transport to Tokyo, by Air
19/07/2021
History
The Baji Koen equestrian park at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo. The same site where the 2021 Olympics are held now
1964 Tokyo Olympics: Team Competition in Jeopardy, Dangerous Travels to Tokyo by Air and Sea
18/07/2021
History
Monica Theodorescu on Junior STV as test rider of the first Pavo Cup ever, in 1995
Mieke de Kok, First Ever Pavo Cup Champion, Recollects First Edition in 1995
24/06/2021
History
Otto Lörke and Fanal at Vornholz
A Short History of Otto Lörke's Fanal
28/02/2021
History
Estelle Wettstein on her pony Rhythm n Blues at the 2008 European Pony Championships. Ten years later she rode for Switzerland at the 2018 World Equestrian Games :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Blast from the Past - Recognize These Faces? Part II
03/01/2021
History
You think this might be Totilas. It's not. See the answer below :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Blast from the Past - Recognize These Faces?
01/01/2021
History
Blast from the Past - Recognize These 10 Riders or Horses?
27/12/2020
History
Rembrandt showed a short moment of suspension while changing the diagonal pair of legs, but as is known his piaffe lacked carrying power :: Photo © Roz Neave
The Essential Guide to the Piaffe - Part III: "With spring" in the FEI Rules
20/12/2020
History & Education
Photo Balagur WEG 2006 (ED archive) Despite having been significantly croup high, Alexandra Korelova’s Orlov trotter Balagur was able to collect that well he always stood out with his copybook piaffes in which he truly gave the impression of the ‚dancing horse‘ :: Photo © Astrid Appels
The Essential Guide to the Piaffe - Part II: Taking the Horse’s Individual Conformation into Account
10/11/2020
History & Education