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Gentlemen Rider posing for the Fegentri Hurdle Race at Stratford-On-Avon on July 13th, 2008. Gay Kinderley Esq., President of the Amateur Jockey Association of Great Britain (third from left in the second row) together with Chief Executive Sarah Oliver, left outside Sandy Murphy, Vice President of Fegentri and Susanna Santesson, General Secretary of Fegentri on the right. Winner of the race was Danny Cook, England (fourth from right).
Lady rider before the Fegentri race at Ovrevoll. Left Helene Louise Marwell-Hauge, Vice President of the Norwegian Amateur Club and Nils Dieseth, President of the Norwegian Club on the right
Gemelle Gracey-Davison from England wins the Fegentri Race for lady riders in Ovrevoll
Gemelle Gracey-Davison in an interview after winning the Fegentri race
Henrik Engblom (left), Fegentri World Champion 2004 and 2005 from Sweden, is trainer of the winner of the Fegentri race, Gentlemen-Rider Paul-Henri de Quatrebarbes in the middle and Nils Dieseth, President of the Norwegian Amateur Club on the right.
Ladies’ Dinner – after the Fegentri race in Hamburg from left to right: Gemelle Gracey-Davison (GB), Nadine Forde (Ireland), Susanna Santesson (Fegentri General Secretary), Melanie Plat (France), Angeline Batist (Netherlands), Catherine Burri (Switzerland), Josephine Kelly (Sweden)
