beckymed
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awesome updates huggy bear..cheers
Watching Lexington online.
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tw1nn1ejo
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So I will see you all here tomorrow then?
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Unfortunatly not until the evening
Off to Withington to watch
Quite exited actually
I guess you will be though?
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Me and my numb bum will have the pleasure of commentating again tomorrow.
Now, I am off to get the feeling back in to my left buttock!
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*a pat on the back* for a great service! I'm off so talk to you all tomorrow! Have a good Sunday
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So I will see you all here tomorrow then?
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Unfortunatly not until the evening
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Me and my numb bum will have the pleasure of commentating again tomorrow.
Now, I am off to get the feeling back in to my left buttock!
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*a pat on the back* for a great service! I'm off so talk to you all tomorrow! Have a good Sunday
kirstyfk
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Think I will be here tomorrow, will be in the library so hopefully I will at least have sound, but the essay may not get done!
welshchick
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Thanks H_B!
teapot
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revision's gone out the window for tomorrow afternoon
beckymed
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yeah deffo...gonna be soo distracted from revision because of this..really no point trying lol
welshchick
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http://www.rk3de.org/photo_gallery_photo_view.php?id=428 - Here's another one, I'd say Karen is quite short
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I'd say she is 5ft 5" or 5ft 6".
http://www.equestrianphotography.co.uk/w8i4365a-p-1367.html
http://www.rk3de.org/photo_gallery_photo_view.php?id=428 - Here's another one, I'd say Karen is quite short
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I'd say she is 5ft 5" or 5ft 6".
http://www.equestrianphotography.co.uk/w8i4365a-p-1367.html
teapot
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ah ha - thankies
welshchick
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Amy has withdrawn.
Rachel_M
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If anybody hears anything about her horse, please would you tell me.x
darksided
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MissDeMeena
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if you look at all the other horses jumping that fence, they all look sticky over it!! can't judge him by one pic..
darksided
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that's true. I didn't mean to judge the horse lol I just thought the pic was quite amusing.
Scottish_Miss
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Amy Tryon on Le Samurai had a foot-perfect round until the last fence, the Rolex Arch. Sparky seemed to stumble before the fence, and gamely jumped it. Amy pulled up after crossing the finish line, and Sparky was assisted immediately by the Rolex veterinary staff. It was announced later this afternoon that Amy had withdrawn. In a statement given by Rolex veterinarian, Dr. Catherine W. Kohn V.M.D., "Le Samurai had experienced an injury, and it appears that he lost the supporting ligaments in his left front leg. He was given a mild sedative to keep him comfortable, and hes being treated at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute."
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tw1nn1ejo
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Thanks for the update S_M!
Rachel_M
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Amy Tryon on Le Samurai had a foot-perfect round until the last fence, the Rolex Arch. Sparky seemed to stumble before the fence, and gamely jumped it. Amy pulled up after crossing the finish line, and Sparky was assisted immediately by the Rolex veterinary staff. It was announced later this afternoon that Amy had withdrawn. In a statement given by Rolex veterinarian, Dr. Catherine W. Kohn V.M.D., "Le Samurai had experienced an injury, and it appears that he lost the supporting ligaments in his left front leg. He was given a mild sedative to keep him comfortable, and hes being treated at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute."
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Thankyou.
Amy Tryon on Le Samurai had a foot-perfect round until the last fence, the Rolex Arch. Sparky seemed to stumble before the fence, and gamely jumped it. Amy pulled up after crossing the finish line, and Sparky was assisted immediately by the Rolex veterinary staff. It was announced later this afternoon that Amy had withdrawn. In a statement given by Rolex veterinarian, Dr. Catherine W. Kohn V.M.D., "Le Samurai had experienced an injury, and it appears that he lost the supporting ligaments in his left front leg. He was given a mild sedative to keep him comfortable, and hes being treated at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute."
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Thankyou.
welshchick
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Thanks S_M. Hope he makes a good recovery.
dieseldog
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What a brilliant bit of spin - that horse injured itself a good 200 yards before the final fence
Rachel_M
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What a brilliant bit of spin - that horse injured itself a good 200 yards before the final fence
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I know what you mean, I thought that it masked somewhat the actual events.
Do you think that they would ever admit that it was very wrong for the rider to continue?
What a brilliant bit of spin - that horse injured itself a good 200 yards before the final fence
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I know what you mean, I thought that it masked somewhat the actual events.
Do you think that they would ever admit that it was very wrong for the rider to continue?
dieseldog
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No, never. I hope her other owners were watching that and take their horses away from her. I know that I would.
welshchick
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What a brilliant bit of spin - that horse injured itself a good 200 yards before the final fence
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I know what you mean, I thought that it masked somewhat the actual events.
Do you think that they would ever admit that it was very wrong for the rider to continue?
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Nope, otherwise they wouldn't have released that statement.
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What a brilliant bit of spin - that horse injured itself a good 200 yards before the final fence
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I know what you mean, I thought that it masked somewhat the actual events.
Do you think that they would ever admit that it was very wrong for the rider to continue?
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Nope, otherwise they wouldn't have released that statement.
beckymed
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any1 know what time the sj starts???
welshchick
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beckymed
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thanks
MissDeMeena
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What a brilliant bit of spin - that horse injured itself a good 200 yards before the final fence
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I know what you mean, I thought that it masked somewhat the actual events.
Do you think that they would ever admit that it was very wrong for the rider to continue?
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Nope, otherwise they wouldn't have released that statement.
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I don't see why not.. jockeys in racing get 'done' for things like that.. i don't see why she should be any different!!!!
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What a brilliant bit of spin - that horse injured itself a good 200 yards before the final fence
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I know what you mean, I thought that it masked somewhat the actual events.
Do you think that they would ever admit that it was very wrong for the rider to continue?
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Nope, otherwise they wouldn't have released that statement.
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I don't see why not.. jockeys in racing get 'done' for things like that.. i don't see why she should be any different!!!!
severnmiles
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I don't see why not.. jockeys in racing get 'done' for things like that.. i don't see why she should be any different!!!!
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What happened? I'm guessing the horse broke down?
I don't see why not.. jockeys in racing get 'done' for things like that.. i don't see why she should be any different!!!!
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What happened? I'm guessing the horse broke down?
Rachel_M
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Horrid.
Coming round to the final fence, a good few hundred yards before the horse looks to stumble and goes badly lame (something similar to when you see a racehorse do a tendon running and there legs go everywhere).
The rider looks down and even though the horse is in certain dicomfort and injured she carries on and make him jump the last fence- which the game boy does- and then goes on for a further 100 yards or so to pass the finish lane- It was a disgusting act of selfishness and the horses damaged would have increased considerably.
Coming round to the final fence, a good few hundred yards before the horse looks to stumble and goes badly lame (something similar to when you see a racehorse do a tendon running and there legs go everywhere).
The rider looks down and even though the horse is in certain dicomfort and injured she carries on and make him jump the last fence- which the game boy does- and then goes on for a further 100 yards or so to pass the finish lane- It was a disgusting act of selfishness and the horses damaged would have increased considerably.
MissDeMeena
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I don't exactly know as i didn't see it.. but sounds like horse broke down, rider looked down,saw it, and then decided to push on and try and jump the last fence, which it did.. not sure if it crossed the finish line or not, but i guess it must of done, as they have w/d not retired 'on course'..
beckymed
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its such a bad example from a top rider...the horses welfare should obviously always come first...this just shows how some riders can be toooo competitive...i hope the horse is back to run another day but lets hope the owners swap riders
severnmiles
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Who was the rider? She should be fined and suspended from competition for a good few months! I hope the horse is ok...
