Horse & Hound

LETTERS

SHEAR L’EAU SHEER FUN

AFTER the untimely death of my brilliant three-day event horse Capitano, ridden by Leslie Law, I was invited to join the ownership of the young Shear L’Eau, or Stan as he was called.

Delighted to continue my involvement with eventing, I accepted the invitation and went to see my new purchase at Leslie’s yard. Stan had everything I like to see in a competition horse – bold eye,

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