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Alltech and IAEJ Announce Alltech A+ Award Winners

Alltech and the International Alliance of Equestrian Journalists announced the winners of the 2015  Alltech ‘A+’ Awards for outstanding coverage of the 2014 Alltech FEI World Equestrians Games (France).

The awards were established in 2010 by Alltech and the IAEJ to reward creativity, passion and excellence in equestrian journalism.

Chronicle staff writer Mollie Bailey was chosen as the winner in the photo category for her image of 2014 World Games eventing individual gold medalist Sandra Auffarth that was published in The Chronicle of the Horse.

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Alltech and the International Alliance of Equestrian Journalists announced the winners of the 2015  Alltech ‘A+’ Awards for outstanding coverage of the 2014 Alltech FEI World Equestrians Games (France).

The awards were established in 2010 by Alltech and the IAEJ to reward creativity, passion and excellence in equestrian journalism.

Chronicle staff writer Mollie Bailey was chosen as the winner in the photo category for her image of 2014 World Games eventing individual gold medalist Sandra Auffarth that was published in The Chronicle of the Horse.

Sébastien Roullier of France won the article category for “La Semaine Qui A Changé La Vie du Rudolphe Scherer,” published in Grand Prix Magazine.

Jan Tönjes of Germany won the broadcast category for the show jumping broadcast from the World Games that was broadcast on St. Georg live.

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Tönjes, the editor of St. Georg magazine, is a two-time winner, having won the award in 2013.

Each of the winners receives an Alltech “A+” award and a $500 prize.

The highly competitive contest, which attracted entries from around the world, was judged by Grania Willis, FEI communications director, Alan Smith, former Daily Telegraph equestrian correspondent and photographer Peter Llewellyn, photo manager for the 2012 London Olympics and 2015 Pan Am Games (Toronto). 

“We witnessed tremendous equestrian athleticism and dedication during the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in Normandy, but behind the scenes there were some heroes. Those heroes were the journalists in the press center, who battled the elements and survived on very little sleep in order to deliver the triumphant stories and unforgettable images of the Games to fans throughout the world,” said Dr. Pearse Lyons, president and founder of Alltech. “We are delighted to honor these equestrian sport journalists for their passionate dedication and skilled storytelling.”

“The IAEJ is extremely grateful to Alltech for its continued recognition of the media and its contribution to equestrian sport,” said Pamela Young, IAEJ president. “Alltech’s generous support for these awards is much appreciated by our members who work tirelessly to convey the passion and beauty of our sport worldwide.”

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