This meant she had to teach on an area the horses recognised as their canter or gallop track with experienced riders, failed to properly assess the risks, and failed to have a safe place and system of work, she says. The hotel negligently failed to provide a suitable and safe track to teach beginners, so that they had to be taught on the oval track. She accuses the hotel of negligently requiring her to ride an unsuitable horse with a propensity to bolt, failing to heed her concerns about the horse's safety, failing to properly exercise horses so that staff had to ride fresh horses, and failing to exercise Soda, a 16hh thirteen-year-old mare, in the week of the accident. Now Ms Haigh, of Sanderstead, Surrey, accuses Coworth Park of negligence and of breaching its strict liability duty under the Animals Act 1971. Ms Haigh sustained brain injuries in the incident which happened after a horse bolted during a lesson she was giving in wet weather The accident happened on Decemand the grass area the hotel usually used for teaching had been waterlogged, she says. This stops her from living independently, and she also has problems with fine motor skills, struggles to find the right words and to multi-task, and suffers with fatigue, stress and anxiety. Her injuries included a moderate to severe traumatic brain injury, injuries to her spleen and lungs, amnesia, and cognitive difficulties which means she cannot form new memories day to day, she says. Ms Haigh, who was born without a right foot and wears a prosthetic, soon lost her left stirrup and, worried that the pupil's horse Enzo might follow and that Soda would head for a tarmac area or jump a fence, she decided to deliberately come off the horse on the rubber track, and fell at high speed.

She says that Soda was very fresh, and the pair were riding on a track where the horses were used to being exercised at canter, before he galloped off. She was giving a lesson, riding a palomino horse called Soda, as she tried to teach a beginner rider to rise at the trot, when her horse suddenly shot forward uncontrollably and bolted, according to her claim. Ms Haigh sustained her life-changing injuries on a wet day in December 2019. As well as being the venue he chose to spend the night before his wedding to Meghan Markle in 2018, Harry and his older brother Prince William frequently played polo in the grounds of the elegant Georgian hotel.

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