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13:44, Nov 13 2018
Waikato student Elise Stables' decision to take a year off to travel will lead her on an adventure through the toughest horse race in the world.
Stables has been selected as the youngest New Zealander to ride in the Mongol Derby, a challenge she'll have almost a year to prepare for.
Riders cover 1000km of Mongolian wilderness on semi-wild horses, changing steed every 40km.
It is the rider and horse against the world, and up to the rider to navigate and survive the wilderness...
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