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03-03-2020, 07:31 PM
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Eventer horse and rider death meets with very different reaction
https://www.yahoo.com/news/katherine...163049300.html
As mentioned Monday on the show, Canadian eventer Katherine Morel and her TB mount Kerry On were killed in a rotational fall competing in Florida. What's interesting is how understanding the commenters are about the incident, citing how dangerous eventing is.. There's quite a few that draw parallels to racing's dangers and those of equestrian sport in general. Just intrigued as to the difference between a forgiving response to this versus the vitriol associated with racing tragedies.
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