Showjumping with Caroline Bradley by Caroline Bradley

Horst Bünger champion breederĐ2-18-2007 11:10 pmĭuring the CSI in Geneva the Duo Breeding Prizes were awarded. Caroline Bradley was only 37 years when she died.Ĭaroline Bradley - Tricentrol Manuel - GP London 1981Ĭaroline Schmouchkovitch - France - Endurance Rider Milton went first to Stephen Hadley and then of course later became a legend under John Whitaker. She rode and trained Milton until her sudden and tragic death in 1983. Tigre was sold in 1981, but she bought a new young horse, Milton. In 1980 she won the Grand Prix at Hickstead and again won the Queen Elizabeth II Cup, this time on Tigre. She was elected Sportswoman of Year in 1980 and topped the money winnerâ€™s list. In Calgary she won the Presidentâ€™s Cup and in Paris she won the Grand Prix. In 1979 she was again member of a gold medal winning British team, this time at the European Championships in Rotterdam on Tigre. She also won the Nice Grand Prix and the Grand Prix in Calgary. On him she won the team gold medal in the World Championships in Aachen ( in the team with Derek Ricketts, David Broome and Malcolm Pyrah). 1978 was a great year for her best horse Tigre. In 1978 she won the Queen Elizabeth II Cup at the Royal International Horse Show on Marius. She was only the second woman to win this prestigious competition. In 1975 she took a great victory in Hamburg Derby on New Yorker. That year she was also fourth in the Ladies World Championships in La Baule. In 1974 Bradley became the first woman to win the Puissance at Horse of the Year Show in London. In 1973 she took the silver medal on True Lass at the Ladies European Championships in Vienna. The following year she was second in the New York Grand Prix on Franco. She made her debut in the British team already when she was 20 years in 1966. She also bought Milton as a newly weaned foal, and rode and trained him until her tragic death in 1983 at the age of 37.Ĭaroline Bradley (* Apin Buckinghamshire, England â€“ â€ June 2 1983) was one of the worldâ€™s greatest lady riders.

In 1979 she was voted Daily Express Sportswoman of the Year. 07811 329229 Email: BradleyShow jumper Caroline won the Queen Elizabeth II Cup twice, the Toronto Open Show Jumping Championship and was the second woman to win the Hamburg Jumping Derby. Foals for sale with tremendous bloodlines from all around Europe, Carthago Z, Ramiro Z, Numero Uno, Libero H and many others.

Showjumping with Caroline Bradley by Caroline Bradley