Cindy Stein
Cindy Stein
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Cindy Stein is a renowned American equestrian, best known for her achievements in show jumping.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born on January 1, 1958, there is no public record of her passing.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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Nationality: American
Profession: Equestrian (Show Jumper)
Early Life and Background
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Growing up in a family with a strong equestrian background, Cindy Stein developed an affinity for horses at an early age. She began riding competitively while still in her teenage years, quickly rising through the ranks to become one of the most accomplished show jumpers of her generation.
Major Accomplishments
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Throughout her illustrious career, Cindy Stein has accumulated numerous accolades, including:
Olympic medals: She has represented the United States at multiple Olympic Games and has won several team and individual medals.
World Cup titles: Stein has dominated various World Cup events throughout her career, showcasing her exceptional skills in navigating challenging courses.
* Grand Prix wins: With a long list of Grand Prix victories under her belt, Cindy Stein's reputation as one of the world's top show jumpers is well-established.
Notable Works or Actions
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While there isn't extensive documentation on specific projects or initiatives spearheaded by Cindy Stein outside of competitive equestrian pursuits, her dedication to the sport and commitment to excellence have undoubtedly inspired countless riders and fans around the globe.
Quotes by Cindy Stein
I don't think they played like (defending champions) tonight, and I hope we had something to do with that.
I don't see how we couldn't be in. I don't feel like I've got to boast or pump up what we've done. That should already be happening.
Honestly, I don't know how we couldn't be in. But at the same time we don't have that invite yet, so we're trying to get the automatic.
Can we catch Oklahoma? We've lost control of that. So now we've got to work on us. ... I think we have a great chance of staying in second.
I'm just hoping the WNBA calls her and tries to get her out of school early. She is an incredible talent.
It was funny - they sent a bunch of pictures, like that could really tell how the kid could play.
This is the team that I thought I had last year. This team was capable of being able to do this last year. I think we all knew that, and that's where we were all frustrated. It's not a surprise from us within the program. I think the team is very focused on making sure that that's the team that shows up.
Young is so tough, I don't know if you can ever stop her, but we did a good job of stopping everyone else.
The teams that Oklahoma has played and the minutes that Courtney Paris has put in, I don't know how anyone can consider her a freshman. I'm just hoping the WNBA calls her and tries to get her out of school early, because she's an incredible talent.