A rider thrown from his horse near Stroud has died in hospital, police have confirmed.
The man, understood to be 52-year-old Christopher Barron, was aboard a horse which was believed to have been involved in an incident with a dog, and police continue to appeal for witnesses.
Another rider was also thrown from her mount near The Camp, Bisley, after a collie-type dog bit one of the animals at around noon on Wednesday, March 4, police believe.
He suffered a serious brain injury and was airlifted to Southmead Hospital in Bristol, where his condition was said to be critical.
He died on Monday evening, police confirmed yesterday.
The female rider sustained a broken shoulder and collar bone.
I hope the female person get's well soon. Stay strong, it'll all get better in time.
I read the other day that there's actually a specific way to 'fall' off a horse to minimize danger at the sign of any danger (such as this situation). Is that true?
I hope the female person get's well soon. Stay strong, it'll all get better in time.
I read the other day that there's actually a specific way to 'fall' off a horse to minimize danger at the sign of any danger (such as this situation). Is that true?
I read the other day that there's actually a specific way to 'fall' off a horse to minimize danger at the sign of any danger (such as this situation). Is that true?
Not just off horses, but in general there's way to 'fall' to minimize injuries. The same concept applies for gymnasts, acrobats, cheerleaders, etc.
EDIT: OMG I just missed the shade in your post. Mess. Stop.
I hope the female person get's well soon. Stay strong, it'll all get better in time.
I read the other day that there's actually a specific way to 'fall' off a horse to minimize danger at the sign of any danger (such as this situation). Is that true?
that could've been Madonna. I always tell her to stop with the horses
RIP.