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In both Culpejicr ana Rappahannock Counties, there see orny' resident:, who enjoy horses..either ■ on their hacks, by the show ring1 rails, or* at "the won! >*•;.” Recently, these Kcrsen-.cn . hwc- 'been. following the actiyMe- of the. members of the ■ Umted v't'te* Equestrian Team at the'Washington International Horse Show during the week of October 17.
Foreign comments on the U,S. E.T. and its European tour of" this past summer emphasize the considerable progress our team has made in spite of the unique and , difficult circumstances - surround* ine it. Jn the October issue of “The Light Horse", Capt. F. E. Goldman, generally considered Britain's leading equestrian coach, wrotet ‘ ‘ r ' •
“The beauty of the American : team’s performances lay in the urn‘ formin' of their seats and method of riding, hqnre the outstanding results thbv produced. One was Reminded of the great teams of the past from Italy, Germany, Poland and many others; I have no doubt that/if the Americans continue on these lines and in the same serious manner, they will eventually -reach the standard of these teams ana; , internationally,, become a force very much to be, reckoned with.”*
In a leading daily of West Germany, “Die Welt”, the show correspondent.' Herr von KillischHom, wrote concerning the U. S, , team’s showing in the Nations Cup Class, Aachen, (Germany), June 27-july'6V *J'- V’
“This has so far been the big-" gest .success of this young team from overseas; they have earned success by the intelligent and thorough method of having had the’ jumping team for yeair under die
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