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By Ellen Dunger
March 17 2023
The sport of endurance has taken Jodie Salinas all around the world.
And now she's been crowned one of the globe's best.
Salinas rode in the 160 kilometre FEI Endurance World Championships in Batheed, United Arab Emirates on February 25.
From the 118 starters from 36 nations, Salinas finished fifth aboard Baroud Rio in the championship. Bahrain's Sheikh Nasser Bin Hamad Al Khalifa was the overall winner...
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