Daisy Dick - British Equestrian Federation
Daisy Dick - British Equestrian Federation
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Jumping<br />
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This will be Tim’s Olympic debut, for which he has been<br />
working for many years. His other team appearance was at<br />
the Jerez World Games in 2002, when he finished 35th on<br />
Parcival. He has made 33 Nations Cup starts for Britain and<br />
has many international placings on Corlato, who has made a<br />
remarkable recovery from a serious fall at Lisbon. The pair<br />
qualified for this year’s World Cup final, but it was decided to<br />
save the mare for Hong Kong. Tim has taken a high-profile<br />
role in the marketing of the sport in Britain and has appeared<br />
in two popular television series, Faking It and Only Fools and<br />
Horses. He is married to Laura and has two sons, Joseph<br />
and Mark.<br />
Age: 44<br />
Lives: Roade, Northampton<br />
Tim Stockdale<br />
CORLATO<br />
Owner: John Bosher<br />
Sire: Holsteiner by Corfino l<br />
Grey mare, 17.1hh, 11yrs<br />
Major results: 4th Windsor GP, 4th St<br />
Gallen GP, member of winning<br />
Nations Cup team in Rome, 2nd Vigo<br />
WC qualifier, 3rd Bordeaux WC qual,<br />
1st Nantes GP, member eq 3rdplaced<br />
NC team at Aachen, 2008<br />
John Whitaker<br />
PEPPERMILL<br />
Owned by: Rebecca Stones<br />
Breeding: By Burggraaf x Litaire<br />
Bay stallion, 16.1hh, 11yrs<br />
Major results: 1st Rome Grand Prix<br />
and winning nations cup team,<br />
European team bronze and individual<br />
5th place 2007; member winning NC<br />
team Rome, member eq 3rd-placed<br />
NC team at Aachen, 2008<br />
John is one of the most revered international riders, for<br />
whom this is a sixth Olympics. He has been a member of the<br />
<strong>British</strong> team since 1980 when he won the individual silver<br />
medal at the alternative Olympics in Rotterdam. He has only<br />
missed five championships since then and, with his younger<br />
brother Michael and Nick Skelton, has been a mainstay of<br />
the <strong>British</strong> team. He has won 15 team and six individual<br />
medals over 28 years at the top of the sport, plus 18 World<br />
Cup qualifiers. He won individual silver at the 1990 WEG,<br />
plus the 1991 individual European title and back-to-back<br />
World Cup finals, all on Milton, the first horse to win £1m.<br />
Riding Peppermill, he was the linchpin of the team that won<br />
bronze, Britain’s first jumping medal for nine years, at last<br />
year’s European Championships in Mannheim. John is<br />
married to Clare, who is heavily involved with the business.<br />
They have three children, Robert, Louise and Joanne, who<br />
all compete internationally.<br />
Age: 53<br />
Lives: Huddersfield, Yorkshire<br />
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