37 -year -old British rider Sarah Yorke died after he was stuck under the horse when he could not jump a fence and when he descended.
When he heard an investigation, a British rider was killed when he got stuck under his horse and landed on it.
37 -year -old primary school teacher Sarah Jayne Yorke died of chest and abdomen injuries after the terrible accident on August 8th.
Mother’s Middle Wales competed at a cross-country event in Aston-Le-Walls horse trials in Northamponshire.
Senior coronary mother Pember, who opened the investigation to the death, heard that Mrs. Yorke’s horse could not jump the third fence and landed on it.
At the hearing in Northampton, he added that other opponents managed to jump the fence before Ms. Yorke fell.
After his death at the beginning of this month, the tribute for Mrs. Yorke was flooded – with the emergence of the fences jumped with horses.
His family, since the tragic accident for all the support messages they received ‘very grateful’ by adding ‘absolutely ruined’, he said.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Yorke’s Shropshire, Norbury, the principal of the primary school, said the school community was broken because of the death.
Primary school teacher Sarah Jayne Yorke, 37, (in the picture) died of chest and abdomen injuries after falling into horse trials on 8 August
The Anne from the Middle Wales competed at a cross-country event in Aston-Le-Walls attempts in the same village in Northamponshire.
In the videos published on Instagram account, Mrs. Yorke shared her clip in 2023 at Eland Races (in the picture).
Les Ball said: ‘Sarah was always an inspiring teacher full of energy and life.
“ “ He shared the love of learning and especially sports, every child and for many years had a very positive effect on many children and adults.
‘He was always passionate about encouraging children to be the best they could in everything they could, but he gained time every day to make children had the opportunity to have fun, games and laughter.
Sarah always cared about others and was a great support to his colleagues when necessary. It will be longer. ‘
British events, the administrative organ of equestrian sport, will be a complete examination of the incident, he said.
In a statement, the organization said: ‘Sarah was a determined and passionate event rider, which was open to everyone who knew his devotion to his horses and sports.
‘The warmth, determination and efficacy of the love of the event won the respect and friendship of many people in the community of events.
‘Tragic loss brought great sorrow to everyone who has the privilege of recognizing it, and our heartfelt thoughts remain with his family and friends in this incredibly difficult time.’
Mrs. Yorke (in the picture), who competed in her horse before, has emerged heartbreaking images
A video showed that the talented rider jumped over fences and fences while visiting a technical course called Allegro (in the picture)
British events, medical experts Ms. Yorke’nin after falling into the fence ‘immediately’ joined the horse trails, he said.
However, in a statement, the management body said: ‘Tragically could not be saved.
‘Horse Mgh Hera was evaluated by the veterinarians on -site, returned to the barn and was injured.’
Mrs. Yorke and Horse were competing together for the first time at the Be100 level of the British Event (BE).
Last month, he won a win with his seven -year -old horse in the Be90 class in the Swalcliffe Park Ride Center near Banbury in Oxfordshire.
MS Yorke’s social media video clips, previously in 2023 Derbyshire, Eland Lodge shows that.
A video shows the talented rider who jumps over fences and fences while visiting a technical course in a horse called Allegro.
He took the shipment to the subtitle: ‘I live again from Eland last year.’
Under the clips, Mrs. Yorke’s driving skills emphasized the mourning of the condolences. One person said: ‘I love you forever, I miss you’.
Another article from 2023 showed that another article full of instance from the driving season of that year, showing that Mid’s middle jump to his horse was dressed in full competition equipment.
The investigation was postponed until 11 February, when a complete hearing will be held in Coroner’s Court in the St Giles Square in Northampton next year.
