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mmm. Depends on what you consider the "sport." My wife's a horse trainer. I could go down a long list of injuries of various severity that she's suffered over
by HeyLaughingBoy 3y ago
mmm. Depends on what you consider the "sport."
My wife's a horse trainer. I could go down a long list of injuries of various severity that she's suffered over the years. There's at least one concussion (that I know of!) in there and a solid whack to the face that drew lots of blood but no other noticeable injury.
And that reminds me of the software developer I used to work with who was also previously a horse trainer but switched to software after being run over and breaking five ribs.
Unfortunately, this stuff is considered expected and accepted [shrug].
- QuercusMax 3y agoI'm assuming most riders aren't trainers, though. That seems like a different and likely riskier activity than riding an already-trained horse?
- HeyLaughingBoy 3y agoOne can only hope :-) Then again, I knew someone whose wife did intake at a nearby ER and pretty much all of their equine-related injuries came from the same trail riding outfit nearby!