Equestrian safety: Falling off without getting seriously injured

Equestrian safety: Falling off without getting seriously injured

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How many times have your tried falling off your horse? An old saying goes, that you are only a true rider when you have fallen off a horse 100 times. Every year 1-2 Danes die and up to 8,000 people are injured when riding - and the number increases. When…

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