In a message of , Jan Murphy (1:161/84) writes:
 >> Also, do you kno@ any@here on the Internet @here I can get
 >> results of the equestrian stuff at the Olympics?
 > 
 > 
 >NBC has a web site (overloaded, but what else is new) at
 > 
 >http://www.olympics.nbc.com
 > 
 >I think the Atlanta organizing committee also has one at
 > 
 >http://www.olympics.org
An update:
I probably made a typo in at least one, if not both, of those addresses.  I 
know for sure that one of them has OLYMPIC (no S) in the address and the 
other has olympic with the s, but I'm not sure which is which.  So if these 
don't work, try taking the S out and see if it makes the difference.
And just now I've seen a commercial for IBM's page, which is:
http://www.atlanta.olympics.org
(Or was that olympics.atlanta.org?)
At any rate, if you use a search engine like Yahoo or Alta Vista, just look 
for Olympic without the S and you are bound to get a gazillion hits.  I know 
our local NBC TV station also has a page so you can look up the athletes from 
the San Francisco Bay Area (as of last night, the Bay Area's medal count is 
at 9, 8 golds and 1 silver).  I would imagine that stations in other cities 
which have athletes competing might have pages of their own.  
The newspaper reports that we got bronze in both individual and team 
three-day eventing.  Team dressage is halfway through, as far as I can tell 
from reading the box stores, with (no-brainer) Isabell Wirth and Gigolo 
leading the way for the German team, and Michelle Gibson and Peron in second, 
Robert Dover and Metallic in 6th, with the US team in third (the Netherlands, 
with the top rider in 4th place, is third).  The third and fourth rounds of 
the team dressage take place today.
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