Well..... welly well...... oh well !!!!!!!.......there is no excuse for animal cruelty!!!!!! .......on any level ....listen........ i live in horse country .....and those are amazing animals ..........i think....... she should be made to eat horse steaks ........for punishment .....but as she is into cruelty ....she might enjoy them .....laced with fecal matter ......fucking bitch ...... and whipped ,i hate when these cunts say....... they feel deeply ashamed......yes!!!....... only because they/you /them/it/that/something ..... got caught ...... ..she has been a cunt forever !!!!! ......and as you know...... i am an animal lover ...only because they are way better than human beings ...human beings are just cunts ......there are a few exceptions ....... to the cunt rule ......very few ...but in general terms....... most human beings ...... do not care .....they say they do ........but they fucking lie ......like horse theives a s they say in UK ...excuse the pun...........i hope she gets cervical cancer ........maybe teach her a lesson ......and suffers .......well i hope she suffers finacially too and is fined heavily .......and ends up homeless which i doubt ........rich bitch ....spoiled whore !!!!!........and anyways!!!!! ......i hope her name is dirt in the clip clop club .....horse world .......that is what i call it .......you know the sound they make .......however ....... i hope she is ruined ..but people easily.....i hope the animal rights foundation give her shit ..........
on the brighter side of equestrian .....wellington...... has the greatest ever equestrian competitor !!!!........the amazing jessica springsteen .......i am a fan of her competitive drive ........and she is also daughter of the greatest singer ....... the boss ......aka...bruce springsteen .......she put wellington on the map ....and is the best i think ......thank god for the boss having a daughter .............
Charlotte Dujardin hit horse repeatedly on legs in video that sparked Olympics ban
Charlotte Dujardin, Britain’s three-time Olympic champion, has been banned from Paris 2024 over a video showing her whipping a horse repeatedly on the legs.
The leading dressage star, who could have become Britain’s most-decorated female Olympian, said there was “no excuse” and she is “deeply ashamed” of an “error of judgment” during a coaching session.
She immediately stood down from Team GB before being provisionally suspended for six months by equestrian’s governing body the FEI.
The FEI confirmed it had footage showing her “engaging in conduct contrary to the principles of horse welfare – during a training session conducted at Ms Durjardin’s private stable”.
Telegraph Sport had reported earlier how footage showed her apparently hitting out at a horse during a slow-motion trot.
The FEI said Dujardin confirmed she was the individual in the video which was “filmed several years ago” and “requested to be provisionally suspended pending the outcome of the investigations”.
The film was brought to light by a whistleblower, who has hired a Dutch lawyer to bring the case into the public domain. A media outlet in the Netherlands is believed to have obtained the video.
The FEI also confirmed that a complaint of “animal cruelty” was filed on Monday, with both British Equestrian and British Dressage alerted. Dujardin was given until 4pm on Tuesday to respond, to which the six-time Olympic medallist confirmed that she was the individual in the video and accepted her conduct was unacceptable.
Dujardin posted on social media that she has pulled out of all competition while the FEI investigates the incident. The announcement has sent shock waves through the Team GB camp, with senior officials caught unawares by the announcement.
“What happened was completely out of character and does not reflect how I train my horses or coach my pupils,” she said in a statement. “However, there is no excuse. I am deeply ashamed and should have set a better example in that moment.”
The equestrian world is understood to be on high alert over public perception around animal welfare at the Games. There is a special officer in Paris overseeing welfare, Telegraph Sport has been told.
Sources claim the video was taken during an “educational day” Dujardin had been involved in.
‘Someone has waited till a key moment to leak it’
“She is hitting a horse repeatedly on the legs as they try to get it to do a better ‘piaffe’ – the slow-motion trot,” the insider said. “Someone else is riding the horse.
“The FEI is on high alert about public perception, with its new mantra to make riders’ guardians of their horses and the unprecedented appointment, announced two days ago, of a special official in Paris to ensure the horse welfare rules are adhered to.
“It seems – as so often happens – that a video clip has been around for some while, but someone has waited till a key moment like this to leak it.”
The Horses.NL website in the Netherlands says Dutch lawyer Stephan Wensing alerted governing bodies on behalf of a client who wishes to remain anonymous.
“The video shows Charlotte Dujardin hitting a student’s horse with a whip from the ground,” the Horses.NL report says.
Wensing is said to have told the website that his client “had long hesitated and could not bring himself to allow Charlotte Dujardin to win medals at the Olympics, while the client knew about this video”.
Wensing was quoted as saying: “It is unacceptable that dressage sport should be accompanied by animal abuse. If top-level sport can only be performed in such a way that the welfare of the horse is compromised, then top-level sport should be abolished.
“Everyone who deals with horses has their own responsibility in this, and this also applies to bystanders who become aware of excesses. Equestrian sport must regulate itself and ensure that there can never be a discussion about horse welfare in sport again. This is a very important task for the members who have lost sight of the core value of dressage for far too long.
“It is extremely sad that one of the most successful riders in the world has to pay the price. But this rider has also not taken any responsibility and this cannot go unpunished. The federations and in particular the FEI can be expected to take even more adequate action against animal abuse, precisely to ensure the continued existence of equestrian sports.”
The FEI’s horse abuse provisions are dealt with under article 142 of its regulations and allow for the rider to be disciplined even when the incident happened out of competition.
Rumours that a damning video existed were spreading among equestrian insiders prior to the announcement. Susan Wachowich, of Dressage Hub, posted a video on Facebook claiming authorities had been called in.
A top US dressage rider, Cesar Parra, is currently provisionally suspended by the FEI over horse welfare issues.
Sir Mark Todd was also caught up in a controversy two years’ ago over a video of him hitting a horse 10 times with a branch.
Dujardin needed a medal of any colour to take her clear of former cyclist Dame Laura Kenny, with whom she is currently tied on six medals in the British all-time medal table for women.
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