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Extraordinary accustaions have been made by a top rider as the controversy over the fate of Eclipse continues.
By Pippa Cuckson
7:33PM GMT 03 Dec 2013
A top French rider says she was offered €150,000 (£124,000) for her phone by the handlers of a Maktoum stables-trained endurance horse, Eclipse, which later died, after they spotted they were being filmed in the vetting area.
The claim is made in leading French equestrian magazine L’Eperon by Morgane Payen, after months of speculation about the fate of Eclipse at the Young Riders World Championships at Tarbes.
He finished second under Saaed Ahmad Jaber Al Harbi but was eliminated for lameness and euthanised two days later...
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