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Updated: Paralympian Wentz Passes Away

Jonathan Wentz, the highest-placed U.S. rider at this year’s Paralympics in London, passed away on Sept. 30. He was 21.

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  • “I set the goal when I was 12 and had just started doing dressage that I wanted to ride in the World Equestrian Games and go to the Olympics in London,” said Wentz after winning the 2011 USEF Para-Dressage National Championship. Photo by Lisa Slade.

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  • October 3, 2012
  • 9:14 am
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