LISA WILCOX
U.S. Dressage Team, 2002 World Equestrian Games.

Horse: Relevant 5 - Chestnut stallion, 16.3 hands, 11-year-old Oldenburg
Owner: Gundula Vorwrk and Dr. Claus Crone-Munzebrock

Home: Thousand Oaks, California, and Cloppenburg, Germany

In 2001, Lisa Wilcox became the first non-European to enter the top 10 of the BCM FEI World Dressage Riders Rankings, standing fifth. Most recently, she was the top American dressage rider at Aachen, finishing fourth.

	Lisa Wilcox on Relevant 5

She has earned her Bereiter certificate and is a licensed riding instructor, riding six to seven horses daily. Over the past year, she has won the Grand Prix Championship in Zwolle, the Netherlands, took third at Dortmund, Germany, and won the Kur at Bremen.

Wilcox relocated from the U.S. to Germany, where she trains with Ernst Hoyos of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Austria. She has more than 40 wins at Grand Prix level. She qualified for the team through competition in Europe, rather than the selection trials in the U.S.

Video: Lisa Wilcox on Throughness resources > video	U.S. Dressage Riders in Top Ten equiwire_news
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U.S. Fourth in Individual Dressage equiwire_news	WEG Dressage Journal: Day Two equiwire_news
U.S. Dressage Second at Halfway Point equiwire_news	Sunday Postcard: Individual Dressage equiwire_news > nancy_jaffer
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