A Shropshire woman has said she is 'beyond fed up' with drivers who have 'zero respect' for horses and their riders after a 'horrendous' bank holiday incident.
A Shropshire woman has said she is "beyond fed up" with drivers who have "zero respect" for horses and their riders after a "horrendous" bank holiday incident.A screenshot taken from the dashcam footage of the driver behind
It comes after an incident at around 6pm on bank holiday Monday when Cath and her 15-year-old daughter Keira were walking their ponies Lilly and Rocky back to their field along the Trefonen Road outside Morda, near to the Woodhill turning. She went on to say that as the driver pulled alongside them, the surface water from the brakes sprayed and made a noise, which frightened Cath's young pony as it took off up the embankment, narrowly missing her.Cath said:"It's happened numerous times now and I have had so much feedback. I just wanted people to be aware that horses can be dangerous.
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