Yasmin Ingham reacts to fall at Blenheim Europeans: ‘He just didn’t read it; it was no fault of his’

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Yasmin Ingham is unhurt after her fall today on the Agria Blenheim European Championships cross-country course, saying “the main thing is we’re both ok and we will live fight another day” as she reflects on what happened. The fence consisted of an open parallel followed by an open corner, both on hillocks, at the turning point of the course. “He was absolutely magnificent on the first part of the course and we were up on all our minutes,” said Yasmin. “We got to minute six and he was up on his minute [there] and had made it all feel really, really good – as I’d planned everything. “We just got to the rails at the top field and I rode the line I’d planned to ride, rode the distance I’d planned to ride and he didn’t quite read the corner as I’d hoped he would.