Ambulance sent to help show jumper who fell of horse.
UPDATE: Show jumper treated after falling from horse at Royal Norfolk Show
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
4:09 PM
A show jumper has been treated by an ambulance crew today (Wednesday) after falling from a horse during an event at the Royal Norfolk Show’s Grand Ring
Tracy Priest was initially unconscious after the fall at about 2pm during the international stairway grand prix horse jumping event.
She was treated by a doctor and did not go to hospital and a show spokesman later said: “She is fine,”
A witness, who did not want to be named, said: “She just hit the jump wrong. It looked the horse was okay but I’m not sure about the jumper.”
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