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December 5 2018
Nikki Reynolds
A WAGGA endurance rider has earned top accolades at the Matar Stables Bullio Cup in Orange.
Sarah Lymbery is from a family of endurance riders and competed in her first 20-kilometre ride on her fifth birthday.
Her long association with the sport, and a commitment to training, has allowed her to perform at the highest level. She won a saddle for her efforts in Orange recently. “It felt surreal and overwhelming,” she said after returning to Wagga.
“I feel so proud of my horse to have been able to win the cup against these riders on a such a challenging course,” she said...
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