Lucinda Green - Major Accomplishments

Three-day eventer, born in London, UK. She is the only person to win the Badminton Horse Trials six times (1973, 1976–7, 1979, 1983–4), and the Badminton and Burghley Horse Trials in the same year, on George in 1977. She was individual European champion in 1975 and 1977, and the 1982 world champion on Regal Realm, when she also won a team gold medal. She married Australian eventer David Green in 1981 (marriage dissolved, 1992).

Olympic medal record
Equestrian
Silver	1984 Los Angeles	Three-day eventing

Lucinda Green (born November 7, 1953 in Hampshire) is a talented horse rider from Great Britain, who was born as Lucinda Prior-Palmer.

In 1982, she went on to represent the British Team at the World Championships in Luhmuhlen, where the team won gold.

Green became a mother in 1985, and she retired for a few months before returning to international competition later that year and helping the British Team win the gold at the European Championships held at Burghley. Green is also a member of the Board of Directors of the British Horse Trials Association and a team selector

Red Mile Entertainment released the video game "Lucinda Green's Equestrian Challenge" for the Playstation 2 game console on 11/16/2006

Major Accomplishments

Six-time Badminton winner Seven-time Tony Collins Memorial Trophy winner

1987

Member of British Team at World Championships at Luhmuhlen

1986

1st at Boekelo

1985

Team gold medal at the European Championships at Burghley

1984

Team silver at Los Angeles Olympic Games 6th Individually at Los Angeles Olympic Games 1st Badminton Horse Trials (Beagle Bay)

1983

1st Badminton Horse Trials (Regal Realm)

1982

World Champion of Eventing Team gold at World Championships at Luhmuhlen Team silver at European Championships in Switzerland Individual silver at European Championships in Switzerland

1981

1st place Burghley Horse Trials (Beagle Bay)

1980

7th place individually at Alternative Olympics in Fontainbleau 1st Melbourne--Novice and Open Classes on borrowed horses

1979

1st Badminton Horse Trials (Killaire)

1977

1st Badminton Horse Trials (George) 1st European Championship (George) 1st Burghley Horse Trials (George)

1976

1st Badminton Horse Trials (Wideawake) Member of British Team at Montreal Olympics (Be Fair)

1975

1st European Championship (Be Fair)

1973

1st Badminton Horse Trials (Be Fair) Member of British Team at Kiev