Alumnae Equestrians

List of 4 items.

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  Nina Fout

  Class of 1977
  
  Helped the U.S. win the Team Bronze Medal in Three-Day Eventing at the 2000 Olympic Games. A member of Foxcroft’s Sports Hall of Fame, she has represented the U.S. at the most challenging CCI four-star competitions in the world, including the top three in Great Britain. At 16, while a Foxcroft student, she won the Peters Trophy at the 1975 Radnor Three-Day Event to earn the title of Junior National Champion.
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  Juliet Graham

  Class of 1972
  
  Competed in the 1976 Montreal Olympics on her mare, Sumatra (pictured) and was inducted into Foxcroft’s Sports Hall of Fame in 2014. She was a member of the Canadian Eventing team for a decade, beginning the year she graduated from Foxcroft. She has competed in three World Championships, helping Canada earn the team gold medal in 1978.  Serves on the Selection and High-Performance Committees for the Canadian Eventing Team and lives in Upperville, VA, where she competes, hunts, and teaches.
  
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  Ann Hardway Taylor

  Class of 1976
  
  At age 29, Ann and her horse Tarzan competed for the U.S. Eventing Team at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. Since moving to England in 1989, she has had considerable success competing at top international events from her base, Washbrook Farm, and has also become a very successful trainer in both the United Kingdom and the United States. The renowned Aston-Le-Walls Horse Trials, which she runs with her husband, Nigel Taylor, are held at Washbrook.
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  Alison Firestone Robitaille

  Class of 1995
  
  Number 1 alternate for the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. Four years earlier, she had to redraw her horse, Jox, while standing in fifth place among finalists at the U.S Trials for the Sydney Games. The Foxcroft’s Sport Hall of Fame member has ridden on 25 Nations Cup Teams, reached five World Cup Finals, and won 43 Grand Prix classes. In 1997, at age 20, she was the leading rider at Samsung Nations Cup World and named Female Equestrian Athlete of the Year by the U.S. Olympic Committee.