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Ted Edgar
Ted Edgar was a renowned showjumper who made significant contributions to the sport. Born September 10, 1933, Edgar`s passion for showjumping led him to become one of the top showjumpers and trainers in the industry. Unfortunately, Ted Edgar passed away on December 30, 2018, at the age of 85
Throughout his career, Ted Edgar achieved numerous milestones. He rose to prominence in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s as a leading showjumping rider, capturing the King George V Gold Cup in 1969. One of his notable achievements was winning the leading Showjumper of the Year title twice, first in 1958 with the chestnut mare Jane Summers and again in 1969 aboard the horse Uncle Max.
Ted Edgar`s innovative approach to showjumping set him apart from others in the sport. He was known for his skilled horsemanship and creative strategies to navigate challenging courses. Ted Edgar`s dedication and contributions not only elevated his own career but also had a lasting impact on the showjumping community. A number of the top leading riders spent time training with Ted Edgar and his wife life, these includes Nick Sjelton, Franke Sloothaak & Lesley Mcnaught.
Sadly, Ted Edgar`s passing marked the end of an era in showjumping. His legacy lives on through his remarkable achievements, which continue to inspire and influence future generations of riders.
Throughout his career, Ted Edgar achieved numerous milestones. He rose to prominence in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s as a leading showjumping rider, capturing the King George V Gold Cup in 1969. One of his notable achievements was winning the leading Showjumper of the Year title twice, first in 1958 with the chestnut mare Jane Summers and again in 1969 aboard the horse Uncle Max.
Ted Edgar`s innovative approach to showjumping set him apart from others in the sport. He was known for his skilled horsemanship and creative strategies to navigate challenging courses. Ted Edgar`s dedication and contributions not only elevated his own career but also had a lasting impact on the showjumping community. A number of the top leading riders spent time training with Ted Edgar and his wife life, these includes Nick Sjelton, Franke Sloothaak & Lesley Mcnaught.
Sadly, Ted Edgar`s passing marked the end of an era in showjumping. His legacy lives on through his remarkable achievements, which continue to inspire and influence future generations of riders.
