…in the individual competition three days later. The four included: Bernardo Alves, Brazil, on Chupa Chup; Christian Ahlmann, Germany, on Coster; Denis Lynch, Ireland, on Latinus; Tony Andre Hansen, Norway,…
…else probably would catch him. I wouldn’t have guessed that it would be Bernardo Naveillan, whom I had never heard of, aboard Aquino (ditto). Bernardo, a Chilean who rides out…
…highest spot earned by an American combination. She was followed with clear rounds by Brazil’s Bernardo Alves and Chupa Chup 2 and Canada’s Eric Lamaze and Hickstead before the second…
…direction. The “lub-dub” sound of the heartbeat is actually the sound of these valves shutting–a soft “lub” as the valves between the atria and ventricles close at the same time…
…are enclosed away from horses so that they can’t force them open. Other kinds of valves include gravity valves, also known as “dump” valves, or solenoids, which simply allow water…
…the Games, but she was allowed to compete again in September. Pessoa’s teammate, Bernardo Alves, got a 3 1/2-month suspension, ending in December, for the use of a product containing…
…hypersensitizing properties, and as a medication class A prohibited substance for its pain relieving properties. Horses ridden by four other show jumping competitors, including Pessoa’s countryman, Bernardo Alves, also tested…
…Rider/Horse Bernardo Alves (BRA)/Chupa Chup Christian Ahlmann (GER)/Cöster Denis Lynch (IRL)/Latinus Tony Andre Hansen (NOR)/Camiro Now that the B samples have confirmed all the initial findings, the process will follow…
…suspended were Tony-Andre Hansen of Norway, who was standing first individually on Camiro after the Nations’ Cup, Bernardo Alves of Brazil, Christian Ahlmann of Germany and Denis Lynch, Ireland’s only…
…been provisionally suspended by the FEI because of doping/medication control tests that indicated the presence of capsaicin in each horse. Rider/Horse Bernardo Alves (BRA)/Chupa Chup Christian Ahlmann (GER)/Cöster Denis Lynch…
