Published Articles about The Long Riders' Guild

If proof were needed that horses transcend borders, the articles and programs below have been published in England, France, Ireland, Spain, the USA, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands.

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	Podcast of Basha O'Reilly discussing the formation and mission of The Guild, recorded for The Outdoors Station.
	Long Riders saddle up at the RGS-IBG, article in Geographical, the magazine of the Royal Geographical Society.
	Discovering the Long Riders, Internet article on Voices for Horses website.
	Article about The Long Riders' Guild in the French magazine, Equus, Les Chevaux
	Article about the meeting in London of Long Riders from five continents.
	Equine Adventures in Cyberspace, article by Jasper Winn in The Irish Field.
	The Saddle Pilgrims of The Long Riders' Guild, article by Long Rider Sharon Muir Watson published in the Spanish-language magazine Paddock.
	The Long Riders: Preserving an Ancient Global Equestrian Inheritance, article by Kip Mistral in Horse Connection magazine.
	As far as a Horse can go, article in the German-language magazine Aix Cours (with an English translation on the last two pages).
	Article about The Long Riders' Guild in the Swedish magazine Hästen.
	Surf-it - The Long Riders' Guild, article in Britain's Horse Magazine about the LRG website.
	Article about The Long Riders' Guild in the Dutch equestrian magazine Bit.
	The Long Riders - Equestrian Argonauts of the Dream, by Darcy Morgan-Grovenstein
	"The True Story of Hidalgo" Frank Hopkins claimed to have led one of the most exciting, challenging and colourful lives in the late nineteenth century. No one rode more miles, eluded more danger, or befriended more famous people than he did. Yet an exhaustive academic study led by Basha and CuChullaine O'Reilly, Founders of The Long Riders' Guild, revealed that Hopkins had maintained a spirited disregard for the truth, plagiarized material from famous authors, slandered genuine American heroes and perpetrated a massive fraud for nearly one hundred years. In spite of these findings, the Walt Disney company persisted in claiming that the film Hidalgo was "based on a true story." Click on the History Channel logo to buy a copy of the DVD of the History Channel programme, or click here to read more about The Long Riders' Guild search for the truth.

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