Horses of History – Charisma | FEI ICONS

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Charisma was an Eventing horse ridden by New Zealander Mark Todd. The sport horse had an early career as a jumper in New Zealand. Charisma became a national hero after winning two consecutive gold medals at the 1984 Los Angeles and 1988 Seoul Olympics. Relive those iconic moments of this Horse of History once again! ▶▶ Subscribe to our YouTube channel & hit the bell! 🔔 ▶▶ http://go.fei.org/YouTube?d ▶▶ Exclusive videos on #FEItv: http://go.fei.org/fei-tv?d Instagram: http://fei.org/instagram Facebook: http://fei.org/facebook Twitter: http://fei.org/twitter

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