61. Olympic_links Diving Australia. equestrian Federation. US Fencing. International WeightliftingFederation. Wrestling. olympic sports Links, olympics Kids Zone CBS sportsLine. http://www.palmdps.act.edu.au/olympic/olympic.htm

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62. SLAM! Sports: 2000 Summer Games: Equestrian a record score to defeat 1996 olympic champion Isabell Full story and results MoreEquestrian Stories Sept. http://www.canoe.ca/2000GamesEquestrian/home.html

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63. SLAM! Sports: 2000 Summer Games: Equestrian 9 Lamaze not an average equestrian Sept. 8 All olympic horses OK after quarantineSept http://www.canoe.ca/2000GamesEquestrian/moreheadlines.html

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64. CyberSleuthkids: Sports - Equestrian the coordinating body for olympicsrelated activity in the USA, provides us informationabout equestrian. http //olympic-usa.org/sports/az_3_13_1.html; http://cybersleuth-kids.com/sleuth/Sports/Equestrian/

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65. SUPPLEMENT NO. 14 d. Continued Discussion of NCAA sports Sponsorship. Directors of Athletics and theTitle IX seminar at the United States olympic Committee. (1) USA equestrian. http://www1.ncaa.org/membership/governance/division_I/champ_cabinet/2002/june/Su

SUPPLEMENT NO. 29 DI C/C Cabinet 6/02 REPORT OF THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OLYMPIC SPORTS LIAISON COMMITTEE INFORMATIONAL ITEMS a. Emerging Sports/Gender Equity Update The Olympic Sports Liaison Committee (OSLC) received a report from NCAA staff related to the latest developments for emerging sports. Women's rugby was recently approved by the NCAA Division I membership and there is legislation pending in NCAA Divisions II and III. Bowling, which was approved as an emerging sport in 1999, is close to achieving the goal of having the 40 NCAA programs necessary for an NCAA Championship. b. Student-Athlete Reinstatement Issues The OSLC forwarded a recommendation to Subcommittee on Amateurism and Agents requesting that it consider sponsoring legislation permitting NCAA student-athletes to participate on United States national governing body teams competing in tournaments or events in which prize money is awarded, provided the NCAA student-athlete does not accept any portion of the prize money or assign his or her portion to a third party. Under current legislation, it is not permissible for student-athletes to compete as a member of a U.S. national team in a prize money event without jeopardizing their amateur status regardless of whether they waive their right to accept any prize money that may be won from the team's performance.

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Welcome to your one-stop search for any Sports Rules you need. A B C D ... Z A Air Sports - Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAI) Hang Gliding Rules Aerobatics Rules Aeromodelling Rules Parachuting Rules ... Back to top B Badminton Rules (Olympic) Badminton Rules Baseball - Little League Rules Baseball - Little League (Rule Differences from MLB) ... Back to top C Canoe Rules (International - ICF) Canoe/Kayak Rules (Olympic) Cricket Cross Country (NCAA) ... Back to top D Dance (International) Dart Games Dart Games (General Rules) Dart Games (47 Different Games) Around The Clock Australian Cricket ... Back to top E Equestrian Rules (International) Equestrian Rules (Olympic) Back to top F Fencing Rules (USFA also includes Wheelchair Fencing Rules) Fencing Rules (Olympic) Field Hockey Rules (International - FIH) Field Hockey Rules (Olympic) ... Back to top G Golf Rules (USGA - The Rules of Golf) Gymnastics (National Judges Assoc. - Men's Gymnastics rules) Gymnastics (NFHS) Gymnastics (Olympics) ... Back to top H Hockey - NHL Official Rules Hockey - USA Hockey: Rule Book Hockey (NCAA) Hockey (NFHS) ... Hurling Rules J Jai-Alai (Rules of Jai-Alai) Judo (USA) Judo (International) Back to top K Karate (USA National Karate-do Federation) Kendo Shiai (Match) Regulations and Refereeing Rules Korfball (International Korfball Federation) Back to top L Lacrosse Rules (Men's and Women's) Lacrosse (NCAA) Lacross 2000 Rule Changes Lawn Games Croquet - Rules and Regulations (6 Wicket, 9 Wicket (Backyard Variety), Golf Croquet)

68. Fund Olympic Sports 20022006) to the olympic movement, targeting the identified include Women's sportsgymnastics,fencing handball, synchronized swimming, equestrian, judo, and http://www.collegegymfans.com/FEATURES/fundolymp.htm

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69. USET Member's Area The first three of these are also olympic sports. In addition, the USET seeks topromote public awareness of and interest in equestrian sport in general, and http://www.uset.com/html/endowment.cfm

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION AND TRAINING ENDOWMENT The United States Equestrian Team is the not-for-profit organization whose mission is to select, train, and finance equestrian teams of the highest possible standard in six disciplines administered by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI): dressage, show jumping, eventing, endurance riding, reining, and combined driving. The first three of these are also Olympic sports. In addition, the USET seeks to promote public awareness of and interest in equestrian sport in general, and international competition in particular; to encourage all equestrian athletes to strive for the highest possible standards of performance and conduct in international sport; and to promote the safety and welfare of horse and rider/driver above all other considerations in international training and competition. The USET affords equestrian athletes the opportunity to "ride or drive for America" without the age and gender limitations inherent in most other sports. Those athletes who are privileged to compete for the United States Equestrian Team are among the very best in the world. They embrace the opportunity to represent the citizens of this nation in World Championship, Pan American and Olympic competitions as amateur athletes for the sheer honor of doing so, often at great personal cost.

70. Summer Olympic Sports : QA International For anyone with an interest in olympic sports, this is a “can’t miss with alarge ball sports with a small ball Racket sports equestrian sports, http://www.qa-international.com/Multimedia/SummerOlympicSports/Description/Index

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71. Equestrian Sports Complex Competition Venue, The equestrian sports Complex, fully conforming with all thespecifications of the FEI, is located 3 km from the olympic Village in the http://www.kga.neva.ru/olympic/out.htm

Equestrian Sports Complex Olympic Map Home Competition Venue The Equestrian Sports Complex, fully conforming with all the specifications of the FEI, is located 3 km from the Olympic Village in the forest park zone at Lakhta Bay. On the grounds there is a 300-bed hotel with gymnasium. Current situation New construction. Terms of construction Estimated costs in USD 61.58 millions Source of financing The OCOG's non-budget funds 100% Owner of the venue State ownership of St.Petersburg.

72. News / Nouvelles On CANADIANSPORT.COM to the yearround news coverage of more than 40 olympic sports. equestrian ConnectionThe largest Canadian equestrian site on Canadian and international http://www.canadiansport.com/questcanadian2.cfm?scat=News

73. Know Your Sport equestrian Dressage equestrian is the only olympic sport where It is the ultimatein team sports, a horse and rider working together for years to hone http://www.woaolympians.com/equestrian.html

Choose Your Sport Olympic Season Summer Sports Winter Sports Aquatics Athletics Archery Badminton ... Wrestling EQUESTRIAN About Equestrian events were included in the Olympic Games for the first time in 1900 and then in 1912, in a format very similar to that which will be used at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. Equestrian consists of three disciplines: Jumping, Dressage and Eventing (Three-Day Event). EQUESTRIAN - Dressage Equestrian is the only Olympic sport where man and animal are established team-mates, and one of the few where men and women compete on equal terms. It is the ultimate in team sports, a horse and rider working together for years to hone feats of grace, daring, agility and speed. Chariot races and horse riding appeared in Greece's ancient Games, but most of the equestrian programme as we know it began in the Olympic Games of 1912. It includes three disciplines - dressage, jumping and three-day event - each with individual and team competition. COMPETITION Often described as horses performing ballet, dressage has changed little since the Renaissance. The term stems from a French word for training, and European cavalrymen developed the idea for use on the battlefield and the parade ground. The horse performs set movements, or tests, in response to its rider's subtle aids and signals. The event is conducted over three rounds. In the first two, horse and rider perform a set routine of dressage movements, including passages, pirouettes and piaffes in a walk, trot and canter. The third round is freestyle, with routines individually choreographed and performed to music.

74. Special Olympics Chester County, List Of Olympic Sports Chester County sports Programs, Alpine Skiing, Golf. Aquatics. Gymnastics. Athletics, Bowling,Speed Skating. Cross Country Skiing. Tennis. equestrian, Volleyball. http://www.pasocc.org/Sports Programs/sports.htm

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75. Top Stallions In Ohio For Trials I want to educate people on olympic equestrian sports. But there are otherolympic sports (such as the equestrian) that do not get the publicity. http://enquirer.com/editions/1998/11/21/loc_stallions21.html

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76. SWANA -Equestrain Sports To The Olympics a threepart series on the history of equine sports at the olympic Games. disappointmentand depression with the cancellation of their equestrian events for http://www.wbstallions.com/wb/swana/perseve.html

Perseverance pays off for the equine Olympics A Reprint from Ride Magazine with permission By Gloria Gossard This is the second of a three-part series on the history of equine sports at the Olympic Games. This month we look at the official welcome to the Games in 1912 to its full acceptance in 1928. Count von Rosen and his fellow horsemen could well have succumbed to severe disappointment and depression with the cancellation of their equestrian events for the 1908 London Olympic Games. They preserved, however, and with the support of Baron Courbetin, president of the Olympic Congress, the horse-loving country of Sweden was selected host of the 1912 Games. As Master of the Horse in Sweden, von Rosen was now assured that a stadium large enough to hold equestrian events would be built. The enthusiasm of the Swedish riders was without bounds. Additional support came during the Olympic Congress, held in Berlin, Germany in 1909. Count d'Usseaux of Italy suggested von Rosen's three proposed events (dressage, pentathlon and the equine game Jea de Rose) be expanded to include horse racing and polo. Within a short time, the international equestrian world was buzzing with excitementthey would soon be part of the Olympiad! The Berlin conference finalized inclusion of equine events within the Olympiad. Polo replaced Jea de Rose, and the new events were named Prize Riding, Prize Jumping and The Military. The three events have since remained the basic venue for the equestrian phase, and today are listed as Dressage, Stadium Jumping and the Three-Day Event. The Pentathlon, representing other forms of athletic prowess, was moved to a separate venue. All the equine sports were geared to cavalrymen from various nations, since civilian riders were not eligible to compete at the time.

77. Equestrianbooksandvideos.com - Home Page News Item, Date Submitted, olympic sports, 19 February 2003, SCHOOLGETS PERMISSION FOR equestrian CENTRE, 19 February 2003, Girl, 17, dies http://www.equestrianbooksandvideos.com/newsarchive.asp

Equestrian News Archive Search the News Database - Enter Keywords separated by spaces News Item Date Submitted Olympic Sports 19 February 2003 SCHOOL GETS PERMISSION FOR EQUESTRIAN CENTRE 19 February 2003 Girl, 17, dies in Wellington equestrian competition 19 February 2003 For Boss' daughter, Springsteen ponies up 19 February 2003 WOOF WEAR DRESSAGE RIDER RANKINGS 19 February 2003 Add a New News Item Records 1 to 5 of 10 You can use the buttons above to page through all records on the database home news events links ... newsletter a division of Powerline Productions Ltd. Unit 23, Winston Close Romford Essex RM7 8LL Phone/Fax (within UK) 0800 074 1528 Outside UK +44 (0) 1708 744166 var user = "Walters";

78. Eclipse Press in equestrian sports should have in his or her library. It's welldocumentedand is an easy and fun read. Jack Le Goff, retired USET olympic coach. http://www.eclipsepress.com/backlist_titles/B11-1039.html

Olympic Equestrian: The Sports and the Stories from Stockholm to Sydney Jennifer O. Bryant Few sights are as enthralling as rider and horse, in perfect partnership, riding for the glory of their country. Whether it is the thrill of cross-country, the bravado of show jumping, or the elegance of dressage, the Olympic equestrian disciplines offer horsemanship and athleticism at the highest levels. Olympic Equestrian chronicles the origins of the three-day event, show jumping, and dressage and their segue into the mainstream Olympic games. Author Jennifer O. Bryant relates the important developments that have shaped the horse world and equestrian competition as we know it today. She also shares the stories of such great Olympic partnerships as Mark Todd and Charisma, Hans Gunter Winkler and Halla, and Nicole Uphoff and Rembrandt. In addition, Bryant discusses how the Games are organized, teams selected, and horses transported.

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80. Home Page Emphasis is on the olympic equestrian Disciplines of Dressage, Jumping At equestrian's olympic Games debut in 1900, three first time the olympic equestrian events have been held http://www.zeta.org.au/~venhaus

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