French Hopes Dashed - Nicolas Touzaint Withdraws Galan de Savagere
The French team were in shock last night after the last-minute withdrawal of their top combination, Nicolas Touzaint and his horse Galan de Savagere. The decision came as Touzaint was in the warm-up arena preparing to ride his dressage test. The French had already suffered a major blow last week when Athens Olympic champions, Jean Teulere and Espoir de La Mare, withdrew after the horse aggravated an old tendon injury. Read the rest of the story on South China Morning Post.
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