Re-training thoroughbred horses for equestrian events:

Australian Turf Club Racing Ambassador Katelyn Mallyon and former racehorse Lloyd competed in their first show jumping competition at Hawkesbury.

Katelyn, Olympic show jumping rider Vicki Roycroft from Roycroft Stables and Krissy Harris from the Thoroughbred Sport Horse Association speak about the re-training of thoroughbred racehorses for equestrian competitions.

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