Zara falls off horse in Aussie
Zara and Mike's appearance at the Magic Millions marked their first public appearance together since they announced they had suffered a miscarriage.
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Jock Paget out of Olympics
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Todd heads Kiwi equestrian team for Rio
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Mark Todd leaps to Games record
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Andrew Nicholson out of Olympics
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Tait and Todd could team up again for Rio Games
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Back from the brink to ride
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