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From coloured poles to 13,000 feet, top rider tries a different type of jumping - Horse & Hound
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From coloured poles to 13,000 feet, top rider tries a different type of jumping - Horse & Hound
Top Irish rider Anthony Condon is used to jumping – over coloured poles, rather than out of planes at 13,000 feet. But he and young international dressage rider Izzy Lickley were among those who did the latter this week, raising £5,000 to help save endangered species. The riders, along with equine dental technician Jake Peterson and Stallion AI Services’ Megan Groves and Georgi Connew, were joined by representatives of Nature’s SAFE, a “living b…
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