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Injured teenager Kate Hunter wins international para debut


  • A teenager who took up para dressage after an eventing fall left her with serious head injuries made a winning international debut last weekend.

    Kate Hunter, 18, won her freestyle class with Pro Mo on Sunday (21 July) at the Bishop Burton para international — the same venue where she fell in a BE90 class four years ago.

    It was incredibly emotional,” said Kate’s mother Sue. “I don’t really know where she gets the strength from.”

    Kate, a grade III rider, described the experience as “amazing”.

    She added: “My ultimate goal is to ride in a Paralympics.”

    This news story was first published in Horse & Hound magazine (25 July 2013)

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