Mum in race to raise cash in memory of son who died in horse fall tragedy

WHEN most people reach the age of 55, they think about taking things easier, spending time in their garden, and perhaps taking up a not too strenuous hobby.


Mary has partnered with local family business Log Cabins Cork, her main sponsor for the racing series. See www.logcabins.ie. She is also being sponsored by Lordan Safety Services, who specialise in equestrian events and construction safety management.
The second leg of the Corinthian Challenge takes place on September 1 at Cork racecourse over 1.5 miles. The final race takes place on October 26 over 1.25 miles at Leopardstown on the Irish Champions Stakes track, attracting people from all walks of life and all ages.
Irish Injured Jockeys (IIJ) was set up in 2014 to increase awareness and raise vital funds to support injured jockeys.
See https://the-corinthian-challenge-charity-race-series-2019.everydayhero.com/ie/mary-tyner