Gary Foggon

Gary Foggon is a British event rider, he is well known for producing young event horses through the ages up to international level, below you can watch Bonny Bank Jay Jay going cross country at Gatcombe park with Gary Foggon. UK Eventer

Q: I have looked at a horse with the intention to buy. The current owner tells me that he had a spine problem one year ago that was very painful, even walking proved very difficult. He is now trotting and cantering normally, although his walk still appears a bit hesitant. Should I buy him?

I would always be concerned that any significant back problem could recur. Unfortunately, without knowing exactly what the problem was, it is difficult to give any prognosis. Even if the price is ridiculously low, I recommend that you consider very carefully the position you will be in if the injury does recur.

In addition to not being able to use the horse yourself, he may prove impossible to sell on.

Adam Botham

Gary Vander Ploeg

Gary Vander Ploeg - Canada - Dressage

Gary Parsonage

Gary Parsonage - UK - Eventing

Gary Hutchinson

Gary Hutchinson -

Gary Hutchinson Horses

Solerina, Sweet Kiln

Gary Hutchinson Competition Results

01 - Fairyhouse, Hatton`s Grace Hurdle - 06/12/2005 - Solerina

2005 - Navan, Lismullen Hurdle - 17/11/2005 - Solerina

01 - Fairyhouse, Hatton`s Grace Hurdle - 06/12/2004 - Solerina

01 - Navan, Tara Hurdle - 04/12/2004 - Solerina

01 - Navan, Monksfield Novice Hurdle - 21/11/2004 - Sweet Kiln

2004 - Navan, Lismullen Hurdle - 17/11/2004 - Solerina

01 - Tipperary, Tipperary Hurdle - 21/10/2004 - Solerina

01 - Fairyhouse, Hatton`s Grace Hurdle - 06/12/2003 - Solerina

01 - Navan, Tara Hurdle - 04/12/2003 - Solerina

Gary Stover

Gary Stover - USA - Horse Driving

Gary Hurley

Gary Hurley - New Zealand - Endurance Rider

Gary Lane

Gary Lane - USA

Gary Wasserman

Gary Wasserman - USA - Horse Driving

Gary Werth

Gary Werth - Showjumping

Gary Werth

Gary Werth Horses

Panama Avoca
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Gary Werth Competition Results

04 - Hickstead - Derby Meeting, The Hickstead Salver - 03/06/2004 - Panama Avoca

Gary Purchase

Gary Purchase - South Africa - Endurance Rider

Gary Rollans

Gary is an - EA (Equestrian Australia) Level2 Driving Coach. EA Coach Educator. British Horse Masters Certificate. German Bronze & Silver Standard Certificate. International Competitor/Coach/Trainer. He has spent over 7 years training and competing in Europe at the highest levels. He has a warm and kind way with people and horses. His teaching methods are both structured and fun you learn as much about yourself as you learn with the horse you are working with.

Gary has been training carriage drivers for over 20years.

Gary has competed and trained horses at international level. He is a master of the Achenbach System and has developed a unique coaching method that instils confidence in his students enabling them to achieve high results in a short time at all levels from novice to advanced. He has been instrumental in setting up accreditation for coaches within Australia. He has also trained people from all over the world.

Gary Quinn

Gary Quinn - Ireland - Showjumping Rider

Gary Mittleider

Gary Mittleider - USA - Eventing

Gary Power

Gary Power - UK

Gary Brewster

Gary Brewster - Canada - Showjumping

Gary Brown

Gary Brown - UK - Horse Racing

Gary Ralph

Gary Ralph - UK - Eventing

Gary Ronald Pevy

Gary Ronald Pevy - Australia - Endurance Rider

Gary Guzowski

Gary Guzowski - Costa Rica - Showjumping

Gary Gillespie

Gary Gillespie is a Scottish showjumping rider who has represented Great Britain internationally, including nation cup competitions. Gary Gillespie has owned many fantastic horses over the years and was part of the business First Choice Stallion who owned numerous horses competed by other leading British riders, including John and Michael Whitaker.

Below you can watch Gary Gillespie riding Goldfink Puissance 2.19m London 1980

Gary Lung

Gary Lung - Australia - Dressage Rider

Calgary Bay

Race horse Calgary Bay, competed at three grand nationals

Gary Stevens

On October 4, 2000, Gary Stevens resumed his riding career after a ten-month retirement. In late 1999, Stevens underwent arthroscopic surgery to remove debris in a knee. He began riding again on December 26, 1999, opening day at Santa Anita, then shocked the racing world by announcing he was retiring.

During much of his retirement, Stevens worked as an assistant trainer for Alex Hassinger of The Thoroughbred Corp. He returned to riding after an insurance settlement was reached with Lloyd`s of London, which had written a disability policy on him. Stevens enjoyed a big day on October 28 at Churchill Downs, riding champion Chilukki to win the Churchill Downs Distaff Handicap (G2) and piloting War Chant to capture the Breeders` Cup Mile (G1).

He finished 2000 with 36 wins and earnings of $3,167,958. Stevens, who was voted into the Racing Hall of Fame in 1997, earned an Eclipse Award as outstanding rider in 1998. Stevens began his riding career in 1979. Below you can watch James Shore riding Rose De Setif`s clear in the 1.55m GP of Zug.