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6/ JULY 2021 THE RIDER


OLYMPICS Continued from Page 1


gether competing in the Pan American Games, World Eques- trian Games and multiple four- and five-star competitions around the world. The Olympics feels like a culmination of all of our years together.” Phoenix is joined on the


Team Canada roster by her Lima 2019 teammate, Colleen Loach. Paired with Qorry Blue d’Ar- gouges, Loach has represented the maple leaf at the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am Games, the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and the Tryon 2018 World Equestrian Games. While each dressage athlete


will be making their Olympic debut in Tokyo, there is no lack of major Games experience on the team. Chris von Martels earned individual bronze and team silver at TORONTO 2015 while Lind- say Kellock was part of the gold medal-winning team that earned Canada’s Olympic berth at Lima 2019. Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu and her partner All In, who have been the highest placed Canadian combination on the FEI Dressage World Ranking since 2017, were also the highest placed Canadians at the Tryon 2018 World Eques- trian Games. The trio boasts a collective


10 medals from dressage FEI Na- tions Cup competitions and have all posted scores over 79% in in- ternational competition in 2021. “This has been a dream of


mine since I was a young child,” said von Martels. “Of course I feel like it is a big accomplishment but my focus is to be my very best and represent our great country at the highest level.”


Representing Canada in


jumping will be Olympic veteran Mario Deslauriers and Bardolina 2, his partner at the Tryon 2018 Word Equestrian Games. To- gether, the duo have recorded im- pressive finishes


in 2021,


including third place in the Lugano Diamonds Grand Prix CSI 5* and second in the Cap- tiveOne Advisors 1.50m Classic CSI 4*, both held at the Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, Florida. Deslauriers previously competed at Los Angeles 1984 and Seoul 1988. Equestrian will take place


July 24 to August 7 (Days 1 to 15) at the Equestrian Park. “Like everyone who has


been targeting the Olympics, our equestrian team has had a lot to deal with this year,” said Team Canada’s Tokyo 2020 Chef de Mission, Marnie McBean. “On top of a global pandemic that af- fected people, they have had to manage another that affected the horses. These horse-rider teams have jumped, turned, sidestepped and high stepped their way to Tokyo with incredible talent. I’m so excited for them to continue Canada’s winning ways in the equestrian events.” James Hood, Equestrian


Team Leader, added, “Team Canada’s equestrian athletes will be ready to compete in Tokyo as they have spent almost 18 months managing the challenges of two pandemics, COVID-19 for our human athletes and Equine Viral Herpes for our equine partners. The whole world has been facing adversity but this is an opportu- nity for our Canadians to rise to the challenge; each athlete has the opportunity rise to the occasion and we look forward to cheering all Canadians at the Games.”


The athletes nominated are: Dressage


Athlete


Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu Lindsay Kellock Chris von Martels


Reserve - Travelling: Naima Moreira Laliberté Outremont, QC


Eventing Athlete


Brooke Massie Jessica Phoenix


Colleen Loach


Hometown Dunham, QC


Reserve - Non-Travelling: Hawley Bennett-Awad Aldergrove, BC


Reserve - Non-Travelling: Karl Slezak


Jumping Athlete


Mario Deslauriers


Reserve - Non-Travelling: Tiffany Foster


Support Team Position


Dressage Team Manager/Chef d’Équipe Equestrian Media Attaché Eventing Team Manager


Equestrian Team Leader & COVID-19 Compliance Officer Dressage Equine Therapist Jumping Chef d’Équipe Dressage Veterinarian


Jumping Team Manager Eventing Veterinarian Personal Dressage Coach


Reserve - Non-Travelling: Amy Millar


Tottenham, ON


Hometown Bromont, QC


Perth, ON Cannington, ON


Reserve - Travelling: Jill Irving


Hometown


Saint-Bruno, QC Toronto, ON


Ridgetown, ON Moncton, NB


Horse All In


Sebastien Eclips


Arthur Statesman Horse Owner(s)


Barbara Soederhuizen & Chris von Martels


Windhaven KLM Inc.


Owner(s)


Qorry Blue d’Argouges Pavarotti Jollybo


Fernhill Wishes Horse Bardolina 2 Truman North Vancouver, BC Northern Light Name


Dr. Alan Manning Christine Peters Caroline Soble Fleur Tipton


Karen Hendry-Ouellette Dr. Jan Henriksen Ashley Holzer James Hood Usha Knabe Mark Laskin


Jessica Phoenix


Hawley Bennett-Awad & JollyBo Syndicate LLC


Kirk Hoppner & Karl Slezak Owner(s)


Mario Deslauriers & Wishing Well Farm LLC


Enterprise Farm Equestrian, LLC & Lindsay Kellock


Groom


Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu, Craig Fraser & Marc-Andre Beaulieu Katherine Hess


Meghan Donovan Hannah Beaulieu -


Coraline Thibault Groom Peter Barry Jamie Kellock


- -


Groom Megan Grabowski


Millar Brooke Farm Ltd. & Overlund - Artisan Farms, LLC & Tiffany Foster -


Hometown


Wellington, FL Ottawa, ON Mono, ON Langley, BC Orton, ON Ottawa, ON Ottawa, ON Ottawa, ON


Kemptville, ON Oldwick, NJ


lection Committee following its receipt of nominations by all National Sport Organisations. The latest Team Canada Tokyo 2020 roster can be found here - https://olympic.ca/team-canada-roster/and the qualification tracker can be found here - https://olympic.ca/tokyo- 2020-team-canada-qualification-tracker/


Prior to being named to Team Canada, all nominations are subject to approval by the Canadian Olympic Committee’s Team Se-


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