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    Nov 11, 2021 5 minutes
    WORDS: STEPHANIE BATEMAN
    PHOTOS: SALLY NEWCOMB

    MEET THE TRAINER

    JONTY EVANS rode for Ireland in the 2016 Rio Olympics aboard Cooley Rorkes Drift (‘Art’), finishing eighth as a team member and ninth individually. In 2018, he sustained a serious brain injury in a fall at Tattersalls and was unconscious for six weeks before spending time in a specialist neurological unit. He returned to competition in August 2019, and now competes and trains from his Gloucestershire base.

    MEET THE RIDERS

    LYNNE NABARRO rides Cara, a 12-year-old event mare whom she has had since a four-year-old and competes in BE100 classes.

    HANNAH BROWN rides Scooby, a seven-year-old sport horse gelding whom she has had for two years and competes in showjumping at discovery level.

    HORSES COME IN all shapes and sizes, with different jumping techniques and stride lengths, so knowing how to

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