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Wathelet breaks arm

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 15-03-2013
Gregory_Whatelet_CSI_Gucci_Paris_2012While his horse, Cadjanine Z, was the reason he could not participate at the Hong Kong Masters, it is the rider himself who got injured this time. Gregory Wathelet broke his arm at the Sunshine Tour in Vejer de la Frontera after a fall of one of his seven-year-old horses. The Belgian rider decided to stop his competition and return home. Today Wathelet will visit a Belgian hospital for a second opinion and hopefully a final diagnosis. source: equnews.be
Gregory_Whatelet_CSI_Gucci_Paris_2012While his horse, Cadjanine Z, was the reason he could not participate at the Hong Kong Masters, it is the rider himself who got injured this time. Gregory Wathelet broke his arm at the Sunshine Tour in Vejer de la Frontera after a fall of one of his seven-year-old horses. The Belgian rider decided to stop his competition and return home. Today Wathelet will visit a Belgian hospital for a second opinion and hopefully a final diagnosis. source: equnews.be
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