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What Would It Have Been Like To Ride The Top Four Horses?

John Madden describes what each rider had to think about before getting a leg up onto the others’ horses.

PUBLISHED

November 4, 2010
8:23 am

WORDS BY

John Madden

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Updated
February 13, 2018
1:47 pm

Categories:

Between Rounds, Columns, U.S. Show Jumping

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2010 WEG, 2010 WEG Show Jumping, Between Rounds, Between Rounds - John Madden, Final, November 5 2010 Issue, WEG Analysis Issue, World Equestrian Games

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