Two riders die in separate British eventing competitions
Fouracre, 34, was fatally injured in a cross-country accident riding Rhubarbsfox Brittania at Swalcliffe Park in Oxfordshire.
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Fouracre, 34, was fatally injured in a cross-country accident riding Rhubarbsfox Brittania at Swalcliffe Park in Oxfordshire. Donoghue, 42, died hours later following a cross-country accident riding Carneyhaugh Rua at Penrith, Cumbria. Both horses were examined by vets and found to be uninjured.
Furthermore, In a statement, British Eventing chief executive Rosie Williams said the community was "heartbroken". Two riders die in separate British eventing competitions. In accordance with British Eventing procedures, comprehensive reviews of the accidents will be undertaken.
In addition, British Eventing initially issued two statements on Saturday saying there had been "serious incidents" at the events, which had both been abandoned for the weekend.
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Fouracre, 34, was fatally injured in a cross-country accident riding Rhubarbsfox Brittania at Swalcliffe Park in Oxfordshire.
reliability low1/2 sourcesDonoghue, 42, died hours later following a cross-country accident riding Carneyhaugh Rua at Penrith, Cumbria.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBoth horses were examined by vets and found to be uninjured.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn a statement, British Eventing chief executive Rosie Williams said the community was "heartbroken".
reliability low1/2 sourcesTwo riders die in separate British eventing competitions.
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In accordance with British Eventing procedures, comprehensive reviews of the accidents will be undertaken.
according to The IndependentTwo riders have died after incidents in separate competitions on Saturday, British Eventing has confirmed.
according to BBC SportBritish Eventing initially issued two statements on Saturday saying there had been "serious incidents" at the events, which had both been abandoned for the weekend.
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