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France wins the 2004 Samsung Super League
20 September 2004The French team made a remarkable recovery to clinch the Samsung Super League title for the second time in a gripping conclusion to the 2004 series at the Real Club de Polo in Barcelona last Sunday.
Lying eighth of the nine participating teams after the first round, Jean-Maurice Bonneau's side looked to be in real trouble but three clears in round two changed the situation dramatically and al ...
Read moreFrance wins its second Samsung Super League
19 September 2004FLYING FRENCH DO THE DOUBLE – BUT IT’S A TOUGH FIGHT TO THE FINISH…… The French team made a remarkable recovery to clinch the Samsung Super League title for the second time in a gripping conclusion to the 2004 series at the Real Club de Polo in Barcelona today. Lying eighth of the nine participating teams after the first round, Jean-Maurice Bonneau’s side looked to be in real trouble but thr ...
Read moreThe French Face the Final Frontier
14 September 2004The defending champions from France send out a strong squad in an effort to secure the Samsung Super League title for the second consecutive season as the 2004 series comes to an exciting conclusion in Barcelona next weekend. Patrice Deleveau, Christian Hermon, Laurent Goffinet, Jean Marc Nicolas and Ludovic Leygue will be hoping to make it a double-victory but have a tough battle ahead of th ...
Read moreBarcelona Backons, but the Italians are Dancing with Danger
8 September 2004With the excitement of the Athens Olympic Games still hanging in the air the show jumping world now turns its attention to the next great challenge – the final of the 2004 Samsung Super League series which takes place at the Real Club de Polo in Barcelona, Spain in 12 day’s time. With clinical precision the German team claimed gold for the ninth time in Olympic history at the Markopoulo stadi ...
Read moreFEI Eventing World Cup Update
1 September 2004The 16th and penultimate qualifier of the FEI Eventing World Cup, held on 28 and 29 August at Martinvast in Northern France, proved a resounding success for the host nation. Cheered by no less than 25,000 enthusiastic supporters, the new team Olympic Champion Arnaud Boiteau riding the 12-year old gelding Expo du Moulin won the qualifier, followed by Pascal Leroy on Glenburny du Leou second and ...
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