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But the rider didn't hit her, the horse did, therefore it is highly likley the rider would not have known a thing about it.

ha ha ha ha talk about spin that's going faster than the hadron collider.

 

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But the rider didn't hit her, the horse did, therefore it is highly likley the rider would not have known a thing about it.

unless blind im sure the rider knew he'd hit her, lets face it riders need to be aware of everything around them.

 

my defence if i get caught speeding will now be "it wasnt me officer it was my car i had no idea it was speeding"

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Good arrow that, lol

 

She was well camouflaged against the back ground and was hard to see,

 

She shouldn't have been there in the first place ,

 

Simples,

 

Why cover your face ?????????? Well we all know the answer to that one

 

Atb

 

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Good arrow that, lol

 

She was well camouflaged against the back ground and was hard to see,

 

She shouldn't have been there in the first place ,

 

Simples,

 

Why cover your face ???? ?????? Well we all know the answer to that one

 

Atb

 

Flynny

did she have fatigues on? er no looked to be in ordinary country clothing to me? hard to see well I manged it? should not have been there well yes, but that does not mean you can inflict grievous bodily harm and just clear off without conscience or consequence.

 

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wasnt a huntsman attacked by retard sabs recently while going about his lawfull business ?? i dont blame him for not stopping, it could have been a trap for all he knew !!!

 

when folk who wont/cant respect other peoples interests, regardless if its agrees with them or not, have finally gotten everything banned - what then ?????

 

tough luck for her - hope it didnt hurt too much ;)

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I have no time for hunt saboteurs. They seem hell bent on confrontation, intent on forcing their views on others and are a cowardly bunch who hide behind masks.

 

The dash-cam footage shows the incident, but not the build up. This would not have happened, had she not been trying to disrupt someone's lawful activity.

 

That said, the footage looks bad. Rider is going full tilt, past pedestrians. If he hadn't realised that his horse could cause such damage, perhaps he should not ride again. It looks deliberate and I can't think that he didn't know he had hit her. No backward glance, to see the effects of his actions. He might well pay for his arrogance.

 

Too little on view to say, with conviction, the degree of blame to be attached to either party. If it gets to court, he may well have cause for concern.

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did she have fatigues on? er no looked to be in ordinary country clothing to me? hard to see well I manged it? should not have been there well yes, but that does not mean you can inflict grievous bodily harm and just clear off without conscience or consequence.

 

KW

Er no , not fatigues,

 

Ok then KW , " she blended "in with that pile of whatever it was behind her, she wasn't wearing a high viz jacket was she!!

 

Where did I say she was wearing fatigues/ camo eh

Eh!!

 

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The cps did not follow this up they would have the full video and witness statements yet they saw no reason to bring charges only after a petition brought by a not so impartial group of people who I am sure have only seen one side of the accident and an edited version of the video have resulted in the cases review it may make the news but I will be very surprised if it makes court

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I struggle to understand the negative comments towards the horse rider on this a shooting/hunting forum. I wonder how people like KW would feel if the sab scum got in there way when they where trying to legally shoot pigeons etc.

 

What would your view be KW if you where attacked by sabs?

 

They should not have been there, she was injured because of her own (and the rest of the flea ridden lefty's) actions.

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so if someone walks out in front of my car whilst the little red mans on at traffic lights im allowed to run them over??

 

im not a lover of antis/sabs but that doesn't mean what happened was right

 

No you have to try to avoid them, but if doing so would cause greater injury to other people and they have failed to obey a pedestrian road signal then yes, you can hit them and then claim for the damages to your motor vehicle from them if it can be proved that they were negligent ie failed to observe traffic conditions and road signals!

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I read the defensive comments towards the lefty scum and have to wonder if the commenters are on the correct forum?

 

When the lefty scum are not protesting at hunts they are protesting at game shoots, once they have had enough of that they will come for the isolated pigeon shooter.

 

That stupid bint nid did not give a damn about the welfare of the rider or the horse so sod her and all the other work shy tree hugging dope smoking scum that she swaps fleas with.

 

I can recall an incident which involved a lone pigeon shooter on the outskirts of Chester some 10 years ago. The Sabs were out to disrupt the Cheshire Beagles meet. They were fed false information as to where the hunt were going to be. Unable to find the hunt, they happened upon a van parked in a field gateway. A lone pigeon shooter was in a pithole in the middle of the field. They began to smash up his vehicle, upon which he returned with his gun unloaded and in a slip. They then set upon the poor guy until he was able to lock himself in the vehicle which they then tried to overturn. He did have a mobile phone, but was unable to get a signal. There was no camera on his phone. His injuries thankfully were slight and of course, no persons were ever apprehended.

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No you have to try to avoid them, but if doing so would cause greater injury to other people and they have failed to obey a pedestrian road signal then yes, you can hit them and then claim for the damages to your motor vehicle from them if it can be proved that they were negligent ie failed to observe traffic conditions and road signals!

 

Are you not overlooking the fact that they would have been AT the crossing LEGALLY.

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I don't know how many of you are or have been horse riders. I owned an anglo arab for years that was really headstrong.

I loved riding it because it was as mad as I was.

People don't realize it's not a car your driving that can stop when needed. a horse has a brain of its own and if it wants to jump sideways, 12ft

across the road when a plastic bag flaps in the hedge, there is very little you can do about it.

A Horse that is used by a hunt is bred for that purpose (hunting) they must be big, brave, forward going , fit and jump well. When you get a lot of horses together on a hunt they all go up a few gears and get a bit fired up. Most weigh about 1/2 a ton I'm ******** if I'd get anywhere near to being in the way of one.

It proves just how little these people know about the ways of animals and country life, as said before, a horse will do it's utmost to avoid hitting a human, even to it's own detriment.

I wasn't there but I think, it was bolting from something that scared it and it had nowhere to go but that gateway, and as said rider couldn't stop it. and ignorance of horses put that woman in harms way.

Huntsman wasn't kicking on ,was trying to regain bottom leg contact with horse

That's my two pence worth

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This case was considered incredibly carefully and included consideration of a reconstruction exercise by expert mounted officers from Avon and Somerset police, I think that says it all wrong place at the wrong time she's one lucky cow.

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I don't know how many of you are or have been horse riders. I owned an anglo arab for years that was really headstrong.

I loved riding it because it was as mad as I was.

People don't realize it's not a car your driving that can stop when needed. a horse has a brain of its own and if it wants to jump sideways, 12ft

across the road when a plastic bag flaps in the hedge, there is very little you can do about it.

A Horse that is used by a hunt is bred for that purpose (hunting) they must be big, brave, forward going , fit and jump well. When you get a lot of horses together on a hunt they all go up a few gears and get a bit fired up. Most weigh about 1/2 a ton I'm ******** if I'd get anywhere near to being in the way of one.

It proves just how little these people know about the ways of animals and country life, as said before, a horse will do it's utmost to avoid hitting a human, even to it's own detriment.

I wasn't there but I think, it was bolting from something that scared it and it had nowhere to go but that gateway, and as said rider couldn't stop it. and ignorance of horses put that woman in harms way.

Huntsman wasn't kicking on ,was trying to regain bottom leg contact with horse

That's my two pence worth

 

Well said.

 

I do think it looks terrible on first look and does hunting no favours. but i also admit i havenae a clue about riding horses but neither will most of the general public, most folk will think u can stop/manuevre them easily

 

But these are the same people that manged to have ALL their cameras turned off when they decided to set about a hunt employee with metal bars. Not right wot happened but mibee it is karma a bit

 

I did find it a wee bit strange that the red coat was going throu the gate away from the 'field' himself but wot u say does make sense in that horse might have got a fright and just took of as they had just blown an air horn

 

It does seem strange that these minority groups have so much power, yet shooters/hunters field sports are also a minority group yet seem to have lost our voice over last 2 generations

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Just thinking can riders folowers have any claim on sabs if they are badly hurt by a horse being delibertily frightened/scared by sab's. Would imagine that could be a real risk

 

It's a shame they can no longer be 'sorted out' but most have far to much to lose. My grandpa was banned from the local hunt many years ago for giving a sab a hiding with a turnip/swede, think he manged to pick wot ever root while he was still mounted and give the boy a good 'doing', that was a long time ago prob in 80's

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It does seem strange that these minority groups have so much power, yet shooters/hunters field sports are also a minority group yet seem to have lost our voice over last 2 generations

It is mostly down to the "socialists" - you shoot or partake in country sports so, according to their definition, you are a wealthy toff - whereas, Tony B Liar, millipeeds various, E Ballsup, et all are poor working class, put upon lads. Class war pure and simple with a large dash of left wing, lentil munching, tree hugging idiots who believe everything they are told about the cruelty of country people.

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Huntsman wasn't kicking on ,was trying to regain bottom leg contact with horse

 

Dead right he was trying to get back into position the leg that struck the woman,(after according to some not realising he had hit her he he,) regardless of why the horse was galloping along only the rider will know, but the crass comments here of "she got what she deserved" are fickle, sad, and just wrong, so to those on this forum who derive some sort of pleasure from seeing this woman as deluded as she may be, injured and injured very badly at that, then I would suggest your temperament is suspect to say the very least, and I am surprised that this forum has indeed allowed such comments to stand.

 

 

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Dead right he was trying to get back into position the leg that struck the woman,(after according to some not realising he had hit her he he,) regardless of why the horse was galloping along only the rider will know, but the crass comments here of "she got what she deserved" are fickle, sad, and just wrong, so to those on this forum who derive some sort of pleasure from seeing this woman as deluded as she may be, injured and injured very badly at that, then I would suggest your temperament is suspect to say the very least, and I am surprised that this forum has indeed allowed such comments to stand.

 

 

KW

 

Has anyone actually said that they have found pleasure in that stupid woman getting hurt?

 

I get no pleasure at all but I still do think she deserved what happened, she was somewhere she shouldn't have been, doing something she should not have been doing, as I said before, she showed no concern for the horses or riders welfare so why the hell should we have any for hers ?

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Has anyone actually said that they have found pleasure in that stupid woman getting hurt?

 

I get no pleasure at all but I still do think she deserved what happened, she was somewhere she shouldn't have been, doing something she should not have been doing, as I said before, she showed no concern for the horses or riders welfare so why the hell should we have any for hers ?

+1 she put herself in harms way and paid the price.
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