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Hans Pracht, Has brought World Dressage Championships to Canada
Hans Pracht, Has brought World Dressage Championships to Canada

Hans Pracht, Has brought World Dressage Championships to Canada

Date7/21/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Hans Pracht, Has brought World Dressage Championships to Canada.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0074533F
Waiting game, Eva Maria Pracht, one of the world's top dressage riders, and Gemma play a waiting game as Pracht waits to see whether her Canadian citi(...)
Waiting game, Eva Maria Pracht, one of the world's top dressage riders, and Gemma play a waiting game as Pracht waits to see whether her Canadian citi(...)
2/13/1984
Horsing around, Hans Pracht runs International Equestrian Sport Services Ltd
Horsing around, Hans Pracht runs International Equestrian Sport Services Ltd
10/16/1984
Mother knows best, Eva-Maria Pracht beat her daughter Martina to a spot on the Canadian Olympic dressage team
Mother knows best, Eva-Maria Pracht beat her daughter Martina to a spot on the Canadian Olympic dressage team
8/9/1988
Aims at title, Susan Nattrass of Edmonton, who has won four consecutive world titles, has a slim lead at the world championships in ontecatini, Italy,(...)
Aims at title, Susan Nattrass of Edmonton, who has won four consecutive world titles, has a slim lead at the world championships in ontecatini, Italy,(...)
10/25/1978
Five-Time national aerobatic champion of Canada, Gerry Younger, 43, of Guelph, has had to mortgage home to get money to compete in world championships(...)
Five-Time national aerobatic champion of Canada, Gerry Younger, 43, of Guelph, has had to mortgage home to get money to compete in world championships(...)
3/3/1976
Four female members of the team get into the plane to make group jump, This is the first time Canada has sent a full women's team to world championships, this year in Austria
Four female members of the team get into the plane to make group jump, This is the first time Canada has sent a full women's team to world championships, this year in Austria
8/3/1968
Karen Magnussen could win a gold medal for Canada at winter Olympics. She was third in 1971 World Championships, has a chance to win it all this time
Karen Magnussen could win a gold medal for Canada at winter Olympics. She was third in 1971 World Championships, has a chance to win it all this time
1/26/1972
That's my boy. Emma Hickey has hug her son Pat, of New York Rangers, who arrived home last night with Team Canada after the World Hockey Championships(...)
That's my boy. Emma Hickey has hug her son Pat, of New York Rangers, who arrived home last night with Team Canada after the World Hockey Championships(...)
5/15/1978
Giving up throne: Heather McKay of East York, making the draw for the Women's World open squash championships, has decided to abdicate her throne as the women's greatest squash player
Giving up throne: Heather McKay of East York, making the draw for the Women's World open squash championships, has decided to abdicate her throne as the women's greatest squash player
10/7/1981
A winning attitude, Marina van der Merwe took the Canadian women's field hockey team to the silver medal at the 1983 world championships, but that has(...)
A winning attitude, Marina van der Merwe took the Canadian women's field hockey team to the silver medal at the 1983 world championships, but that has(...)
3/14/1984
Price difference: Hans Endl, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, holds a bottle of Jumex, the European Equivalent of deprenyl - which costs about $7 for a month's supply. He has no insurance and the Canadian drug, Elderpryl, costs $130 a month.
Price difference: Hans Endl, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, holds a bottle of Jumex, the European Equivalent of deprenyl - which costs about $7 for a month's supply. He has no insurance and the Canadian drug, Elderpryl, costs $130 a month.
4/18/1992
The Canadian team at the World Culinary Olympics consists of, from right to left, Georges Chauvet, Hans-Ulrich Herzig, Pierre Pedeches, Joel Gaillot, Niels Kjeldsen and Tony Murikami
The Canadian team at the World Culinary Olympics consists of, from right to left, Georges Chauvet, Hans-Ulrich Herzig, Pierre Pedeches, Joel Gaillot, Niels Kjeldsen and Tony Murikami
9/22/1988