Press Statement from Full Gallop Farm and the USEA
It is with great sadness that we announce that Dream Girl, owned and ridden by junior rider Indra Rapinchuk-Souccar, died at the Full Gallop Farm February I Horse Trials in Aiken, SC on February 4, 2015.
According to onsite veterinarians, the horse died immediately upon falling on course in the Preliminary division. Consistent with United States Eventing Association policy, a necropsy is being done to determine the exact cause of death.
The USEA, the entire organizing committee and officials extend heartfelt condolences to Indra Rapinchuk-Souccar and connections to Dream Girl at this difficult time.
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