Last week we did report the fracture of Olympic Showjumping Champion, Steve Guerdat. After being kicked by a horse during his warm-up in Bordeaux. The fracture was supposed to keep Guerdat out of the saddle for at least five weeks.
But that is beyond Guerdat's opinion. The Swiss showjumper decided to start riding again. Next week he will start at the Sunshine Tour. During his stay Guerdat will have to travel to Switzerland at least once a week to be taken care of in hospital.
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Last week we did report the fracture of Olympic Showjumping Champion, Steve Guerdat. After being kicked by a horse during his warm-up in Bordeaux. The fracture was supposed to keep Guerdat out of the saddle for at least five weeks.
But that is beyond Guerdat's opinion. The Swiss showjumper decided to start riding again. Next week he will start at the Sunshine Tour. During his stay Guerdat will have to travel to Switzerland at least once a week to be taken care of in hospital.
Source: Equnews
Photo: Equpics
