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16th Asian Games> Latest News
UPDATED: November 10, 2010
Guangzhou Equestrian Venue Opens
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Equestrian is an important sport of the 16th Asian Games. Moreover, it is the first time for the Chinese mainland to hold a major international equestrian competition. Now we can enjoy the game in the greatest and most beautiful equestrian field of China - Guangzhou Equestrian Venue (located in Conghua) which officially opened on November 10.

Conghua, famous for its hotspring and lichee, lies north of Guangzhou and boasts exceptional environment. It is also an equine disease free zone accredited by Office International des Epizooties (OIE) and European Union (EU). The venue is located in Liangkou Town of Conghua City, near the National Road 105 and with Liuxi River aside. It covers more than 2,250 mu, consisting of two training fields, a reverse field and two competition fields. There is also a large spectator stand with a capacity of 6,000.

A total of 105 riders and 108 horses from 16 countries and regions will compete in the equestrian events of the Games. Till now, 60 horses from China, Japan, Thailand and seven other countries and regions have arrived, waiting for the events scheduled from November 14 to 24.

(GAGOC November 10, 2010)



 
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