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February 17, 2008
Fiona Bigwood has lost her number one Grand Prix horse Mr G de Lully. The Swedish bred gelding had to be humanely put down after the bay incurably broke his fetlock bone yesterday. Mr G de Lully was turned out in the paddock where he accidentally shattered his fetlock bone.
"We are absolutely devastated," Fiona Bigwood and her partner Anders Dahl told Eurodressage. "You spent all those hours, years training this horse and get such a great bond with him. We had a truly special relationship with him."
Mr G de Lully, a 1993 Swedish Warmblood gelding by Gauguin De Lully out of Acacia (by Ambassadeur), and owned Fiona Bigwood were member of the British Dressage Team that competed at the 2005 European Championships in Hagen, Germany, and at the 2007 European Championships in Turin, Italy. Fiona was preparing Mr G for team qualification for the 2008 Olympic Games in Hong Kong.
February 17, 2008
Fiona Bigwood has lost her number one Grand Prix horse Mr G de Lully. The Swedish bred gelding had to be humanely put down after the bay incurably broke his fetlock bone yesterday. Mr G de Lully was turned out in the paddock where he accidentally shattered his fetlock bone.
"We are absolutely devastated," Fiona Bigwood and her partner Anders Dahl told Eurodressage. "You spent all those hours, years training this horse and get such a great bond with him. We had a truly special relationship with him."
Mr G de Lully, a 1993 Swedish Warmblood gelding by Gauguin De Lully out of Acacia (by Ambassadeur), and owned Fiona Bigwood were member of the British Dressage Team that competed at the 2005 European Championships in Hagen, Germany, and at the 2007 European Championships in Turin, Italy. Fiona was preparing Mr G for team qualification for the 2008 Olympic Games in Hong Kong.
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