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Alice Dunsdon’s Badminton blog: I’m sorry we didn’t do itAlice rounds up her Badminton blog after an unsuccessful time on the cross-country
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Alice Dunsdon’s Badminton blog: I had a huge trot-up day spot, so I rang my vet…Trot-up day dawns and while Hilly is happy, Alice has problems with spots and high heels
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Alice Dunsdon’s Badminton blog: We’re in! Now how much cotton wool do we have?Alice has finally received 'that' phone call from Badminton
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Alice Dunsdon’s Badminton blog: Trot-up outfit or beach holiday?With less than two weeks until Badminton, Alice is praying that she gets into the event off the wait list
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Alice Dunsdon’s Badminton blog: ‘I could have died with embarrassment’Alice reports back from Hilly's first run on the season and gives us an update on where she is on Badminton's wait list
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Alice Dunsdon’s Badminton blog: ‘Live your dreams today as no one is promised tomorrow’Alice has found that since she found out she has been wait listed for Badminton, the wind has been taken out of her sails
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Alice Dunsdon’s Badminton blog: Is my dream over?"I buried my head in my hands and an uncontrolled sob came out" — Alice is on tenterhooks but with regards to her Badminton entry
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Alice Dunsdon’s Badminton blog: Please let us get inWe welcome back our Adelaide blogger as she prepares to be part of the first ever horse and rider combination to complete all six four-star events
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: One event away from making historyAlice pens an emotional final blog after returning from Adelaide Horse Trials
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: we’ve done it!Alice is back in hospital — but she's also achieved her dream
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: I was in hospital just 12 hours before my cross-countryThe British rider competing in Australia contends with crippling stomach pains on the most important day of her epic trip
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: ‘Fernhill Present is accepted’Adelaide four-star has officially started for our blogger after passing the first horse inspection
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: ‘We only regret the chances we didn’t take’Alice is trying not to let herself get too excited and nervous as the four-star competition is just two days away from commencing
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: Some of the toughest days of my lifeAlice has endured a tough few days in preparation for Adelaide Horse Trials next week
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: time flies when you’re having fun!Our guest blogger is starting to count down the days until she reaches her goal of competing in the Australian International Three-Day Event in Adelaide
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: BuckarooThere has been much excitement for Alice as she has finally been able to ride Hilly once more, plus there has been socialising and TV fame
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: We’re free at last!Alice, Hilly and her team have finally arrived at the horse trials site in Adelaide
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: Am I going mad?Alice is feeling the pressure of her mammoth trip to compete in the Australian four-star event with her beloved horse Hilly
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: quarantine’s not a prison camp – it’s quite nice really!Our intrepid traveller is four days into 14 days of quarantine and shares a sticky moment when she found herself rather short of clothes
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: We’ve made it!Hilly has finally arrived in Australia, but Alice is wondering whether this is all too much for her beloved horse
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: an update from 35,000ftAlice is more than 24hrs into her journey around the globe with her Adelaide Horse Trials-bound event horse
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: Hilly has wings!Alice and her Adelaide Horse Trials-bound eventer are preparing for take off
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: so much more than just a support teamAlice updates us on her preparations just a couple of days before her mammoth journey to Adelaide begins
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Alice Dunsdon’s Adelaide blog: dressage is like maths and I need to use my bumOur southern hempisphere-bound four-star blogger explains why it is essential that each horse should be treated as an individual
