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Garry Ashton-Coulton - is the Art Editor of the prestigious London-based
"Horse" magazine and has been instrumental in sharing stories of the Long
Riders with his readers in Great Britain. |
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Colonel John Blashford-Snell,
MBE - supplied critical information regarding the Darien Gap jungle to The
Long Riders' Guild. |
| T. J. Casey - The Cowboy Poet who
has long been a strong supporter of The Guild. |
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John
Farmer - insurance consultant and long-standing friend and supporter of
Long Riders. |
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Gayle Gerber and Ashlee - have helped many Long Riders in North America. |
| David
Renwick Grant - accomplished the first complete circumnavigation of the
globe in a horse-drawn wagon with his wife and
three children. |
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Peter
Harrigan - contributing editor and columnist for Diwaniya and Saudi
Aramco World, and supporter of The Long Riders' Guild. |
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Karen Marchbank - London-based
journalist who has written extensively about equestrian travelers. |
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Peter Natt - is an expert on riding in London and has guided many Long
Riders to the Royal Mews and Buckingham Palace. On one occasion he
escorted an English Long Rider to a meeting with Her Majesty, Queen
Elizabeth II. |
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Mareile and Matthieu Paley - travelled with a donkey through Afghanistan's Wakhan
Corridor. Matthieu's fabulous photographs of this
practically-unexplored part of the world were inspired by Roland Michaud. |
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Kath
Pennavaria - Research Librarian at Western Kentucky University who has been
of inestimable help to The Long Riders' Guild in its research into rare
and ancient equestrian handbooks. |
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Bjarke Rink - passionate horseman, historian, philosopher and author of
The Centaur Legacy, the most revolutionary equestrian book of the
early 21st century. |
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Artie Sacks - has shared his
extensive network of world equestrian contacts with The Long Riders' Guild. |
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Paula da Silva - is
one of the premier
equestrian photographers working in Europe today and supports The Long
Riders' Guild. |
| Tom
Sites - took part in the historic Great American Horse Race of 1976, and is
The Guild's official liaison to the endurance riding world. |
| Judith
Thomsen of the Royal Geographical Society - was instrumental in inviting
Full Members of The Guild to apply for Fellowship of the RGS. |
| Judith Turner - has spent
countless hours tracking down Missing in Action Long Riders and is a great
supporter of The Guild. |
