The english rider Tim Stockdael suffers from broken ribs after a fall from a young horse at home this weekend. Nevertheless Tim gave a masterclass he was booked in for the same night. After the teaching of William Whitaker Tim went to hospital where he was diagnosed with cracked ribs. In October 2011 Tim broke his neck after a fall from a young horse. In February last year Tim made his comeback in the saddle.
On his Facebook account Tim writes; "I'll be fine. Just one of those silly things. Big thank you to William Whitaker for helping at the demo tonight and to all my fantastic staff who were brilliant as always. Also to everyone who offered to drive lorry home[…]"
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The english rider Tim Stockdael suffers from broken ribs after a fall from a young horse at home this weekend. Nevertheless Tim gave a masterclass he was booked in for the same night. After the teaching of William Whitaker Tim went to hospital where he was diagnosed with cracked ribs. In October 2011 Tim broke his neck after a fall from a young horse. In February last year Tim made his comeback in the saddle.
On his Facebook account Tim writes; "I'll be fine. Just one of those silly things. Big thank you to William Whitaker for helping at the demo tonight and to all my fantastic staff who were brilliant as always. Also to everyone who offered to drive lorry home[…]"
source: Equnews
photo: Equpics - fictieve foto
