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Experienced Team Named for Paris

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By Diana Dobson, Leprince des Bois, Luidam out
| Equestrian Sports NZ
New Zealand will be represented in eventing and dressage at this month’s Paris Olympic Games. It’s a well-seasoned eventing team that will represent the nation, spear-headed by former world no.1 and 2, Tim and Jonelle Price, who are joined by Clarke Johnstone, and Caroline Powell as the alternate. Flying the flag in dressage is debutant Melissa Galloway.
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Solid Results from Eventers and Jumpers in Germany

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By Diana Dobson, Leprince des Bois, San Patrignano Cassini
| Equestrian Sports NZ
It’s been a busy weekend for New Zealand eventers and showjumpers competing at the Longines PfingstTurnier Wiesbaden in Germany, where most were hunting Olympic qualifications. Eventer Tim Price and Coup de Coeur Dudevin placed second in the CCI4*-S with Jonelle Price and Hiarado in sixth spot in the 34-strong class.
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Kiwis Hunting Down Olympic Qualifications

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By Diana Dobson, San Patrignano Cassini, Leprince des Bois
| Equestrian Sports NZ
Kiwi showjumpers and eventers are chasing those all-important Olympic qualifications once again, this time at Longines PfingstTurnier Wiesbaden in Germany. Tim and Jonelle Price are competing in the CCI4*-S aboard Coup de Coeur Dudevin and Hiarado respectively. Both are chasing qualifications that will make them eligible for selection for the Paris Olympic Games.
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