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Every issue of the magazine is mailed directly to those whose profession makes them responsible for the health, well-being and treatment of horses every day. Horse Health's core readership is made up of the industry's decision-makers - the people with significant buying power at riding schools, livery yards, training schools, bloodstock agencies, veterinary practices, breeders and competition yards.
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July 2008 | International jumping returns to show after a decade
By Louise Cordell
INTERNATIONAL jumping returned to the Royal Windsor Horse Show this year after a decade long absence.
14 senior British riders went up against competitors from eight countries, Ireland, France, Spain, Russia, Sweden, Jordan, Argentina and Portugal.
The event action included the Royal Windsor Grand Prix being won by Michael Whitaker, Britain's leading world ranked rider who partnered Amai at the horse's first three star FEI Grand Prix.
William Funnell took second place with Cortaflex Billy Birr with Duncan Inglis and Sunkist in third.
Michael Whitaker said: 'It has been a great show. The organisation has been good and the footing is superb. It is good to have another international show in this country.'
By Louise Cordell
INTERNATIONAL jumping returned to the Royal Windsor Horse Show this year after a decade long absence.
14 senior British riders went up against competitors from eight countries, Ireland, France, Spain, Russia, Sweden, Jordan, Argentina and Portugal.
The event action included the Royal Windsor Grand Prix being won by Michael Whitaker, Britain's leading world ranked rider who partnered Amai at the horse's first three star FEI Grand Prix.
William Funnell took second place with Cortaflex Billy Birr with Duncan Inglis and Sunkist in third.
Michael Whitaker said: 'It has been a great show. The organisation has been good and the footing is superb. It is good to have another international show in this country.'
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