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End of Season Update – Lizzie Green

Lizzie has spent most of 2017 based in New Zealand. She has been doing lots of coaching and clinics and has been competing some really lovely youngsters on the NZ eventing circuit.

Olympic eventer Blyth Tait has been campaigning some of Lizzie’s horses while she has been out of the country, including her best horse Havana. The highlight of their season together was winning the nations cup competition at Boekelo CCI 3* in October.

Lizzie will be back in the UK for 2018.

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