Andrew Hoy
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Paris 2024
Hoy falls at final hurdle in bid for ninth Olympics
The Australian rider, who has won six Olympic medals since his Games debut at Los Angeles in 1984, has missed out on a ticket to Paris.
- by Roy Masters
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Andrew Hoy made his Olympic debut in 1984. Forty years later, he’s eyeing off Paris
While Andrew Hoy is eyeing off his ninth Olympics, it’s a race against the clock for Shane Rose, who fractured his pelvis days after securing his qualification.
- by Billie Eder
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Tokyo Olympics
Eight is great for Hoy as he secures team silver, solo bronze
The 62-year-old marvel, riding in Games number eight, won team silver and a solo bronze, becoming the oldest individual medallist since a Swedish shooter in 1912.
- by Phil Lutton
Equestrian great Hoy to ride at eighth Olympics
In the 125-year history of the Olympic movement, only three athletes have participated at more Games.
- by Roy Masters
Strife-torn Olympic sport must start over, says ex-Qantas chairman
As head of Australian equestrian's high-performance panel Leigh Clifford's focus is riders' preparations for Tokyo but he isn't ignoring the turmoil that's engulfed the Olympic sport.
- by Chris Barrett
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