5 (new entry) Carl Hester Olympic equestrian One of the most established dressage riders in the country, Carl Hester worked with Charlotte Dujardin and Laura Bechtolsheimer to win Britain's first Olympic dressage gold in the team event.
They came for another athletic extravaganza, a smorgasbord of sport that featured three nationally ranked teams (women's and men's basketball and equestrian), one that is still undefeated (women's basketball) and one that is 6-2 (baseball).
Not only does Los Girasoles, Plaza Tolsa, (52-5) 510-0630, hanextraordinaryinary view, facing an equestrian statue on one of Mexico City's most beautiful neo-Classical plazas, but it has excellent food as well.
Airwaves The sportscaster Tim Ryan's emotional documentary, "Brentina From Idaho to Athens," about a dressage horse, Brentina, and her rider, Debbie McDonald, who are headed for the Summer Olympics, will be carried July 31 on Channel 2 at 1 p.m. Ryan will call equestrian events on Bravo, one of the NBC Universal networks carrying the Olympics.
The crowd did not go wild for Hiroshi Hoketsu of Japan as he rode Whisper out on to the sand of the Greenwich Park equestrian arena at one o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
Yesterday the newspaper's Web site published a photograph of one equestrian planting a kiss on the cheek of another.
There are significant differences, especially as you travel westward from the aquatic-minded municipalities along the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway to the more golf, tennis and equestrian-friendly ones inland.
One of Hanover's newly acquired Nanas is to be placed outside the museum overlooking the artificial Maschsee lake, built from 1934 to 1936 during Nazi rule and adorned with equestrian sculptures by one of Hitler's favorite artists, Arno Brecker.
Already in these Games a stray bullet has been found in the media tent at one equestrian event, while a coach ferrying journalists from Deodoro's basketball arena back to Barra da Tijuca has come under late-night attack.
Australia's good start to the Olympics continues as the nation sits in the box seat for double equestrian gold with one round left of the three day eventing at the Rio Games.
Their lives are disrupted by the arrival of Ethelbert, a spoiled relative from the big city; lazy and condescending, he alienates the two girls with his mean jokes and aristocratic equestrian outfits, until one day, in an epiphany about the virtues of hard work, he volunteers to help Dick clear out a clogged dam.
