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☆ Shane Rose: Olympic show jumper cleared to compete after review into orange mankini outfit
  + stars: | 2024-02-19 | by ( George Ramsay | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +3 min
Shane Rose was stood down from competitions temporarily for wearing a mankini at an event in New South Wales earlier this month, throwing his participation at Paris 2024 into jeopardy. Quinn Rooney/Getty ImagesEA said that “concerns were raised” about Rose’s costume at Wallaby Hill and added that it “has an obligation” to review such complaints. When riding at Wallaby Hills earlier this month, Rose also wore a gorilla costume and a Simpsons-inspired Duffman outfit, as well as the mankini. On social media and across the show jumping community, Rose received widespread support after the review was announced. “Amazed at all this hoo-ha about Shane Rose, who is one of the hardest working, most decent people in the sport,” three-time Olympic show jumper Vicki Roycroft wrote on Facebook.
Persons: Shane Rose, Rose, ”, Darren Gocher, “ Shane, Shane, ” Shane Rose, Quinn Rooney, “, ” Rose, Injuries, it’s, I’ve, Vicki Roycroft, Bowral Organizations: CNN, Olympic, Paris, Australia, EA, Australian, Wallaby, Facebook, Bowral Kubota Locations: New South Wales, Australia, Tokyo, Rio, Beijing, Atlanta, London
☆ An Olympic Equestrian Rode a Horse in a ‘Mankini.’ Australia Loves Him.
  + stars: | 2024-02-19 | by ( Yan Zhuang | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
When the Australian equestrian and three-time Olympic medalist Shane Rose mounted his horse for a costumed competition wearing only a G-string bikini, or “mankini,” he thought it was all in good — albeit somewhat uncomfortable — fun. Mr. Rose, 50, wasn’t expecting to receive a call from Australia’s governing equestrian body notifying him that he was under investigation and temporarily barred from competing. But he did, and for a few days after the competition on Feb. 11, he feared that the episode might derail his preparations for the Paris Olympics. On Monday, the body, Equestrian Australia, said it had cleared Mr. Rose of wrongdoing at the event. A few supporters even wore mankinis of their own in solidarity.
Persons: Shane Rose, ”, Rose, wasn’t Organizations: Paris Locations: Australia
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