Ginny Elliot signs up again to train Ireland's Olympic eventing hopefuls
The eventing star has renewed her contract with Horse Sport Ireland in the run up to the 2012 Olympics
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Ferdi Eilberg set to train Ireland's eventing team in dressage
Former top-class dressage rider Ferdi Eilberg has been appointed by Horse Sport Ireland as dressage trainer to the eventing team
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Ginny Elliot reveals Irish eventing squad for 2009
Horse Sport Ireland’s high performance manager Ginny Elliot has named her 18-strong senior eventing squad for 2009.
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Ginny Elliot to run London Marathon for Billy’s Appeal
Former eventing star Ginny Elliot, racehorse trainer Charlie Edgerton and Horse magazine's deputy editor Victoria Gray will be lining up to take part in the London Marathon this weekend
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Ginny Elliot to coach Ireland's eventing team for Olympic Games
Former British Olympic event rider Ginny Elliot will start next month as high performance manager for the Irish eventing team
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Ginny Elliot asks: Is cross-country too technical?
Today’s cross-country fences are less scary and more technical than in the past, but are they better? Ginny Elliot shares her views in an exclusive feature in today's Horse & Hound
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Top riders raise spinal injury awareness
Mary King, Jeanette Brakewell, Francis Whittington and other top riders are hosting a series of training demonstrations to raise money and awareness for Spinal Research
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Perfecting the cross-country seat
Eventing legend Ginny Elliot explains how your body shape will influence your cross-country seat
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Ginny's tips on young horses
To celebrate the launch of her new Eventing Club for grass roots event riders, Ginny Elliot offers expert advice on competing young horses
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Ginny's tips on green horses
To celebrate the launch of her new Eventing Club for grass roots event riders, Ginny Elliot offers expert advice on how to deal with a young mare who regularly runs out
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Ginny's tips on spooky horses
To celebrate the launch of her new Eventing Club for grass roots event riders, Ginny Elliot offers expert advice on how to deal with a very spooky horse
