An inquest to investigate the deaths of 17-year-old Olivia Inglis and 19-year-old Caitlyn Fischer as a result of fatal injuries sustained in rotational falls on cross country in 2016 is underway at the New South Wales Coronors Court
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The mosaic created from photos of hundreds of thousands of riders all over the world was presented to the Inglis family this weekend at Olivia’s memorial service. The #RideForOlivia hashtag took on a life of its
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At the memorial service for seventeen-year-old Olivia Inglis, who suffered a fatal accident on cross-country in Australia, her family was presented with the photo mosaic of riders all over the world showing their support. Deeply
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The global equestrian community’s response to the tragic death of an Australian young rider has been one of overwhelming support and compassion.
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Equestrians all over the world are uniting in remembrance of Olivia Inglis, the 17-year-old Australian eventer who was killed in a cross-country accident last weekend. Supporters have flocked to social media to send messages of
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More tragic news has emerged in the aftermath of 17-year-old Olivia Inglis’ fatal rotational fall at Scone Horse Trials in New South Wales, Australia on Saturday. (See EN’s report here.) While Equestrian Australia originally reported
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EN has confirmed further details about the fatal accident that claimed the life of 17-year-old Olivia Inglis yesterday at Scone Horse Trials in New South Wales, Australia. Equestrian Australia confirmed to EN that the rotational fall
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