Lucinda Green

Lucinda Green
Lucinda Green is one of Great Britains most successful and respected event riders, who dominated her sport during the 70's and 80's and won major titles, medals and awards while riding brilliant horses such as Be Fair, Beagle Bay and George.

Lucinda Green has also won the Tony Collins Trophy seven times which is awarded for gaining the most points during a season, as well as winning the Burghley Horse Trials on two occasions and the world famous Badminton Horse Trials an incredible six times.

Lucinda also runs very informative training clinics which help riders to ride safely and gain valuable experience from one of the best cross country riders of all time.

Name - Lucinda Jane Prior-Palmer

Date Of Birth - 7th of November 1953

Nationality - British

Family - Lucinda's father was the late Major-General George Erroll Prior-Palmer and her mother was Lady Doreen Hersey Winifred Hope and she has an older brother called Simon Erroll Prior-Palmer. Lucinda was married to David Green and has two children called Fred and Lissa.

Some Of Lucinda Green's Famous Horses

Be Fair

1973 Won Badminton Horse Trials.
1975 Won Individual Gold at the European Championships

Wideawake
- 1976 Won Badminton Horse Trials

George
- 1977 Won Badminton Horse Trials
- 1977 Won Team Gold at the European Championships
- 1977 Won Burghley Horse Trials
Killaire
- 1979 Won Badminton Horse Trials
Regal Realm
- 1983 Won Badminton Horse Trials
Beagle Bay

1981 Won Burghley Horse Trials
1984 Won Badminton Horse Trials

Some Of The Many Medals Lucinda Green Has Won

1975 Individual Gold at the European Championships in Luhmuhlen, Germany.
1977 Individual Gold at the European Championships at Burghley.
1977 Team Gold at the European Championships at Burghley.
1982 Individual Gold at the World Championships in Luhmuhlen, Germany.
1982 Team Gold at the World Championships in Luhmuhlen, Germany.
1983 Individual Silver at the European Championships in Frauenfeld, Switzerland.
1983 Team Silver at the European Championships in Frauenfeld, Switzerland.
1984 Team Silver at the Los Angeles Olympics
1985 Team Gold at the European Championships at Burghley.