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Cup 2010 Team: Kimberley Anderson Kristin Gribble-Bowring Olivia McInnes Georgia Higgins Josh Robins On Facebook This event took place on July 3rd to 10th in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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NZ team has competed at the QH Youth World Cup since the second time
it was ever held, and have never missed a year.Purpose of the World Cup - to promote and foster friendship, horsemanship and sportsmanship among the QH Youth of the World. History: The Quarter Horse Youth World Cup was an Australian conception, with the first being held in Upper Beaconsfield, Australia in 1978 - Canada won, with USA and Australia also competing. The first of what is considered the modern World Cup was held in Australia in 1986 - this is the first time they pooled horses into teams and the host country were not allowed to ride their own horses and trainers were not allowed on the horses, only the Youth. A year later the event was held in Olympia, Washington. The USA team emerged as the victors over Canada, Australia and New Zealand. After a hiatus of seven years, the same four teams returned to Australia's Upper Beaconsfield. This time USA and Australia tied for the 1986 Championship. In 1988 Brazil and West Germany joined the competition in Fort Worth, Texas. In 1990 Japan, Italy  and
a team from Europe joined the competition. 1992 saw the same teams
return. But in 1994 Brazil and Japan did not attend - but joining
the competition were Italy, Switzerland and Netherlands.New Zealand's Youth World Cup history |
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-Canada 2006 - USA 2004 - Australia 2002 - Amarillo, Texas, USA Manager: Barry Ladd Coach: Dave Young Jacob Ladd: Reserve World Champion Trail Chase Oldfield Aaron Scobie Stacy Johnson Emma Johnson NZ - 10th overall 2000 - Italy Manager: Barry Ladd Coach: Dave Young Aaron Scobie Deborah Whitehead Rebecca Johnson Catherine Ladd Jacob Ladd NZ - 5th overall 1998 Amarillo, Texas, USA Manager: Barry Ladd Coach: Dave Young Shannon Mapp Aaron Scobie Catherine Ladd Rebecca Johnson Sarah Clarke NZ - 7th overall |
1996 - Phoenix, Arizona, USA Juanita Tresidder James Hazeldine Dylan Mapp Rebecca Johnson Catherine Ladd 1994 - Aachen, Germany Coach/Manager: Dave Young Assistant Coach: Gayle Falconer Jozette Thode: World Champion Western Pleasure James Hazeldine: Reserve World Champion Cutting & Versatility Anna Shaw Juanita Tresidder Andrew Dickson 1992 - Tamworth, Australia Manager: Marilyn Lemberg Coach: Ian Francis & Gayle Falconer Jozette Thode: World Champion Trail Karla Jamieson: Reserve World Champion Trail Carol Anderson Claire Donaldson Fleur Falconer 1990 - Calgary, Canada Trainer: Glenn Campin Julie Coleman: Reserve World Champion Cutting Gayle Falconer Ruth Laidlaw Fleur Falconer Melissa Rennie NZ - 6th overall |
1988 - Fortworth, Texas, USA Team Manager Youth: Val Basset Team Manager Admin: Brent Craig Gayle Falconer: World Champion Hunt Seat Equitation Kylie Ferguson: Reserve World Champion Western Riding Jan Robinson Tony Belcher Allanah North NZ - 5th overall 1986 - Upper Beaconsfield, Australia Manager: Val Basset Coach: Cliff King Mark Chamberlin: Reserve World Champion Cowhorse Jane Severinson Pauline Gallien Donna Alison Paul Lyons 1981 - Dubbo, Australia Manager: Gary Penny Coach: Ricky Glenn Kim Coleman Jane Severinson Helen Falconer Sheryl Penny Annie McNutt |
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New
Zealand team results