An inquest hears that Ewa Larsson died after a cob horse bolted and dragged her along a country lane in Sutton, Kent. The incident occurs while the horse is being walked back to a riding school. According to the inquest, the horse becomes spooked by barking dogs, panics, and begins to gallop away. Ms Larsson attempts to hold onto the animal as it runs, but she sustains life-threatening injuries as she is dragged along the road.
The reports describe the horse as “terrified” and say Ms Larsson suffers injuries severe enough to lead to her death. The inquest is presented as a factual account of how the event unfolded, focusing on the moment the horse reacts to noise, the decision by Ms Larsson to try to secure herself, and the resulting injuries. No other outlets are provided here, and the available information centers on the circumstances outlined in the inquest testimony.
