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This article could be expanded upon in several ways. I think the article would benefit from a section discussing his horse showing/performance career both leading up to the Olympics and after. It appears he passed away 6 years after the Olympics. What was the cause? In addition to needing expansion, I noticed the second sentence, "In 1928 he and his horse..." could benefit fro some restructuring. I would suggest adding a comma after 1928.
Is it uncommon for equestrian Olympic riders to compete in more than one event/style of riding? I would like to propose including a source or citation if it is.
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This article could be expanded upon in several ways. I think the article would benefit from a section discussing his horse showing/performance career both leading up to the Olympics and after. It appears he passed away 6 years after the Olympics. What was the cause? In addition to needing expansion, I noticed the second sentence, "In 1928 he and his horse..." could benefit fro some restructuring. I would suggest adding a comma after 1928.
Is it uncommon for equestrian Olympic riders to compete in more than one event/style of riding? I would like to propose including a source or citation if it is.
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