support for FEI and Patrik Kittel

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1. 601
   Name: Karen Remely on Nov 15, 2009

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2. 602
   Name: Ann Serrao on Nov 15, 2009

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3. 603
   Name: Anonymous on Nov 16, 2009

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4. 604
   Name: Anonymous on Nov 16, 2009

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5. 605
   Name: Christine Crawford on Nov 16, 2009

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6. 606
   Name: Natasha Althoff on Nov 16, 2009

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7. 607
   Name: Henri Ruoste on Nov 17, 2009

   Comments: Keep up the good work champ!

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8. 608
   Name: Anonymous on Nov 17, 2009

   Comments: Vi stödjer Patrik till 10000!

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9. 609
   Name: Melissa Cantrall on Nov 17, 2009

   Comments: The horse at no time looks stressed or pushed... Once the tongue is noticed the rider stops fixes the issues and carrys on.... This is a joke and move onto the next drama.......

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10. 610
    Name: Tracey Andrews on Nov 18, 2009

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11. 611
    Name: Janet Dillon-Smith on Nov 18, 2009

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12. 612
    Name: Anita Cats on Nov 21, 2009

    Comments: It can happen

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13. 613
    Name: Gwen on Nov 21, 2009

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14. 614
    Name: Mandy Meinen on Nov 22, 2009

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15. 615
    Name: Lenssen on Nov 22, 2009

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16. 616
    Name: Anonymous on Nov 22, 2009

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17. 617
    Name: Jean Keulen on Nov 24, 2009

    Comments: I hope this petition wil be some help to stop or fight the negativism to top riders, j

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18. 618
    Name: Herman Wientjes on Nov 28, 2009

    Comments: Thanks for the support for Patrik and Scandic. I really think that his work with this horse is super. And yes, that the horse had his tongue over the bit was an accident, but the rider noticed it very quickly and put it back. Sometimes it can happen. It is not always resistance that makes a horse put his tongue over the bit. I like it when my horse is light in contact and leave my noseband loose, and yes, then a horse can put his tongue over the bit easier, but it is still friendlier then try to fasten the noseband that tight, that it is almost IMpossible for the horse to put the tongue over the bit. More then ten years ago I was competing at international shows and nowadays I am doing some grand prix level competitions again. "Thank you Patric for scooling this horse in a friendly way and making it possible for the horse to do such a beautiful grand prix test. I hope that everybody who sees the horse doing this, can enjoy it and at the same time see this horse doings this test without showing any signs of having difficulties with the test. I do hope that in the future it will be possible to respect different trainingsmethods.

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    Name: Herman Wientjes on Nov 28, 2009

    Comments: Thanks for the support for Patrik and Scandic. I really think that his work with this horse is super. And yes, that the horse had his tongue over the bit was an accident, but the rider noticed it very quickly and put it back. Sometimes it can happen. It is not always resistance that makes a horse put his tongue over the bit. I like it when my horse is light in contact and leave my noseband loose, and yes, then a horse can put his tongue over the bit easier, but it is still friendlier then try to fasten the noseband that tight, that it is almost IMpossible for the horse to put the tongue over the bit. More then ten years ago I was competing at international shows and nowadays I am doing some grand prix level competitions again. "Thank you Patric for scooling this horse in a friendly way and making it possible for the horse to do such a beautiful grand prix test. I hope that everybody who sees the horse doing this, can enjoy it and at the same time see this horse doings this test without showing any signs of having difficulties with the test. I do hope that in the future it will be possible to respect different trainingsmethods.

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20. 620
    Name: Bertil Hulzebosch on Nov 28, 2009

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21. 621
    Name: Elizabeth Call, Md on Dec 3, 2009

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22. 622
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 16, 2010

    Comments: You top riders who have signed this petition are blind! The footage made me nervous and sick! This IS SHIT and CRUEL. Having a ride on a horse with such natural suppleness and numb obedience denies your views about this training. Thank GOD I am not a horse in your sights. Think about it; open your eyes, you should be absolutely disgusted by the 'blue tongue' incident! Keep sticking up for this and you will deny generations the opportunity to see harmonious dressage partnerships and dressage will continue to be a four letter word amongst many!

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23. 623
    Name: Cecilia Persson on Feb 3, 2010

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24. 624
    Name: Really Hate Horses on Feb 12, 2010

    Comments: Rollkur is great now my horse knows who the boss is Signed Head up my arse

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25. 625
    Name: Vdltlx on Mar 16, 2010

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26. 626
    Name: Ziinda on Mar 22, 2010

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27. 627
    Name: Mijmmusmhi on Mar 22, 2010

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28. 628
    Name: Sara Aarnio on Apr 21, 2010

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    Name: Discount OEM Software on Mar 8, 2012

    Comments: CChtgx A round of applause for your article.Really looking forward to read more. Cool.

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30. 630
    Name: Discount OEM Software on Mar 8, 2012

    Comments: vbYWuz Thanks so much for the post. Great.

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