Positive Outlook for Badminton Winner Inonothing
Badminton winner Inonothing, who was injured at the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, is expected to be back eventing by the end of next season. Jenny Waaler's 14-year-old hit the jump going into the first water, the Salato Wildlife Centre. Rider Paul Tapner realized he did not feel right and pulled him up at fence 13. X-rays found a chip of bone had come off his stifle.
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