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Mesa police credit a good Samaritan with helping track down a man who went missing during his walk on Sunday morning.

File image of Fouaad Mirza | ARIEF BAGUS / AFP An injured horse, a pandemic, a breakout of equine herpes and limited competitions to secure Minimum Eligibility Requirements were the big obstacles that Fouaad Mirza, the first Indian equestrian to qualify for the Olympics since 2000, had to jump over to formally confirm his Tokyo Games berth. The 29-year-old had clinched a quota late in 2019, but cancelled events due Covid-19 and equine herpes meant he could only complete the M...

Mesa Police officials say they have found a man who was last seen Sunday morning.

Mesa Police officials say they are looking for a man who was last seen Sunday morning.

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“We don’t talk much, they are usually rushing off to another class,” she says. JOHN KIRK-ANDERSON/Stuff Howard is studying a Graduate Certificate of Sport Coaching at the University of Canterbury. “I’m a professional coach and I’m thinking of writing another book. I’ve written one or two, and I thought I’d get up to date.” Howard has lived in New Zealand since 1978 when she began working for Equestrian Sports New Zealand. She was based at the National Equestrian Centre ne...

While many her age are enjoying retirement, Francesca Howard is hanging out with millennials in her sport coaching course.

Horse & Hound Trending: Clarke Johnstone and Balmoral Sensation A Tokyo contender who enjoyed top-five finishes at Badminton and Aachen has retired from the sport following injury. New Zealand rider Clarke Johnstone announced his 17-year-old gelding Balmoral Sensation, known as Ritchie, sustained an injury at the Sydney International Three-Day Event (6-9 May). “After jumping a fantastic clear cross-country with his ears pricked all the way to the finish flags like he always does, unfo...

All the latest news about the phenomenally successful German event rider Michael Jung, the double Olympic champion in 2012 and 2016

Lincoln law firm move into new High Street home They were in the previous home for nearly 40 years A legal firm which has been in Lincoln for nearly four decades has relocated to a new premises on the High Street. McNeil & Co Solicitors agreed an eight-year lease with property development firm Taylor Lindsey for the upper of 142 High Street and the ground floor of neighbouring 141, as well as on-site parking. The company opened for business at the new premises on April 28. The move saw the firm...