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The Sports Archives – What Are The Most Difficult Sporting Events to Win?
It would be wrong to think that all sports are created equal. They’re positively not. As with all things in life, there are sports that are more difficult and less difficult. Sometimes this is because the event isn’t as competitive … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The World’s 10 Oldest Sports Trophies
No one is sure precisely when sports prizes began, but it is certain the Ancient Greeks were among the first to hand out prizes for those who won sporting events. Maybe they didn’t hand out beautifully crafted sports medals, but … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, Golf, Hockey, Horse Racing, Other, Rugby, Soccer, Tennis
Tagged archery trophy, Carlisle Bells, cricket trophy, oldest soccer (football) trophy, rugby trophy, Scorton Silver Arrow, Scotland, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports trophies, trophy cups, Wimbledon trophies, Yacht sailing trophy
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The Sports Archives – Hickstead – The All England Jumping Course 2016
The Hottest Venue in Equestrian Sport So much is happening at Hickstead – from riders of the future making a name for themselves to one of the best show jumping events in the UK. Hickstead is one of the UK’s … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Horse Racing You Can Bet On
The sport of Horse Racing goes back many centuries. Soon after man learned to domesticate the horse, it was realized that horses can be used as vehicles for racing competitions. Shortly thereafter, man would put up whatever was considered valuable at … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Preview Of The FEI European Championships Aachen 2015
From the 11th through to the 23rd of August, around 450,000 people are expected to visit Aachen, Germany, for the 2015 Fédération Equestre Internationale European Championships. With five main events on show, 2015 looks set to be a phenomenal year. … Continue reading
Posted in Horse Racing
Tagged Aachen 2015, Charlotte Dujardin, dressage, equestrian archives, Equestrian Blogs, Equestrian Events, FEI European Championships, horse shows, Isabell Werth, Jessica von Bredow-Werndl, Kristina Bröring-Sprehe, show jumping, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs
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The Sports Archives – Planning The Hickstead Derby Meeting
Hickstead is an event that takes a lot of planning – from selecting staff to ensuring that there’s enough power to keep things running smoothly. The Hickstead Derby Meeting is regularly cited as one of the most important show jumping … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Longtime Sports Rivals That Fans Love To Debate!
It is not unusual to find rivals in sports. Most of the time it is between teams, such as the long-standing rivalry between the NFL’s Washington Redskins and Dallas Cowboys, the MLB’s New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, or … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, College Football, Football, Golf, Hockey, Horse Racing, Motorsports, Olympics, Other, Soccer
Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, 44th Pro Bowl, Alabama Crimson Tide, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Auburn University Tigers, bodybuilders, Boston Bruins, Boston Red Sox, competition, Dallas Cowboys, Deion Sanders, Ghana National Football Team, Jack Nicklaus, Jeff Gordon, Jerry Rice, jimmie johnson, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Michael Phelps, MLB, Montreal Canadiens, New York Yankees, NFL, NHL, Peyton Manning, PGA Tour, Phil Mickelson, player rivalries, Ryan Lochte, Seabiscuit, Sergio Oliva, sport rivalry, sports, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports rivalries, sports rivalry blogs, sports rivals, Sprint Cup, team sports, The Iron Bowl, Tiger Woods, Tom Brady, Triple Crown winner, United States National Soccer Team, War Admiral, Washington Redskins, World Cup Soccer
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The Sports Archives – Good Sporting Game: Top 6 Sporting Attractions In The Cotswolds!
Sport is something which is very prominent in the Cotswolds. Vast countryside and rolling hills means sports such as walking, hiking, shooting and horse-riding are all very popular. With such a deep-rooted sporting pride, come many world-renowned sporting attractions. Visitors … Continue reading
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Tagged Badminton Horse Trials, Cheese Rolling, Cheltenham Racecourse, Cotswolds Water Park, Equestrian Blogs, Five Valleys Walk, Gatcombe Horse Trials, Gloucester Cheese and Downhill Racing, hiking, horse racing blogs, horseback riding, Prestbury Park, shooting, sporting attractions, sporting events, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, the cotswolds, walking, water sports
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The Sports Archives – How To Keep Your Horse Warm In Winter
One of the big benefits of keeping a horse as a pet is that you don’t need to keep them in the house all the time. This means that unlike a dog, you don’t need to worry about them making … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – What To Look For In A Racebook Website!
Finding a racebook website these days isn’t what you’d call a problem – there are dozens of the things popping up month after month. However, finding one that you can not only trust but know you’re getting the best possible … Continue reading
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