May 2003

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Jerez Revisited and the Opening Ceremony

Jerez Revisited Setting the scene and exploring the town.

The Opening Ceremony The highly entertaining and spectacular ceremony that opened the Games, including the Royal Guard, cobras of Mares, the Royal School of Equestrian Art and the display of carriages.

Dressage

The Team Event The Germans win the Gold but the Americans and Spanish provide excellent competition.

The Grand Prix Special.
Beatriz Ferrer-Salat wins for the host nation amidst euphoric scenes.

The Kűűr

A superb occasion and enthralling climax to the dressage competition. Reigning World Champions Ulla Salzgeber and Rusty are back to their best but Nicole Capellmann is the new World Champion

The Three Day Event

Summary of the Dressage Section and the Cross Country
The Americans take the lead and the British have difficulties at the water!

Show Jumping Phase A nail-biting finish as France’s Jean Teuleure becomes the new World Champion and the USA takes the Team Gold Medal.

Carriage Driving

Summary of the Dressage Section and the Cross Country .
Holland’s Ijsbrand Chardon never relinquishes his early lead in the competition but the cross country provides plenty of excitement.

Show Jumping

The Team Event The French put up yet another great performance and win the Team Gold, but Ireland provides the exciting new World Champion, Dermott Lennon.

Special displays and the Spanish Purebred

The Spanish Purebred (the PRE) Its background and the development of the breed as a Sport horse.

Doma Vaquera Work with the Garrocha, Cobras of mares and Spanish horses inhand and under saddle

Dance and the PRE A horseman and a flamenco dancer provide an entertaining ‘pas de deux’

Pony Power Small ponies can ‘do’ dressage too! An elegant duo give an impressive display

Doma Menorquina and The Menorcan Horse

A small group of riders provide a breath taking display which
includes the remarkable ‘bot’ movement. Where to see these
horses in Menorca

The Royal School of Equestrian Art

A visit to an evening performance at the School ‘’Como Bailan
los Caballos’ also the fascinating morning training sessions

The Autumn Festival Excellent exhibition in Jerez reflecting the horse in art; the PRE as the Horse of Kings; saddlery and decorated trappings from South America at the Alcazar and a visit to a bodega

Adios, y hasta la Próxima Conclusion and some good reasons to visit Jerez in the future
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