Show jumping in the 1960's Featuring Hickstead and Douglas Bunn
A look at Show jumping in the 1960's featuring Douglas Bunn buying his famous horse Beethoven. Beethoven remains to this day the only British horse to ever be crowned World Champion, when David Broome rode him to victory at La Baule in 1970. This footage is now over 50 years old, and according to the 1991 Copyright act now falls under the public domain.
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