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Sara Rule, 15, disabled rider, and Nugget.
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DescriptionPrinted in greyscale in the ‘Leader’ on November 12, 1991, during CCS Awareness Week.
When she was born, it was thought that she might not live three months. She had had several hip operations, and one leg was shorter than the other, but could now walk without crutches; but Nugget made travel much easier.
She had begun riding with Riding for the Disabled at six-and-a -half; at 11 she got Nugget and joined the pony club.
In October 1990 she was 'best rider' at the CCS Special Olympics, and in 1991 was named the Pony Club's 'most improved rider'.
CCS was formerly known as the Crippled Children Society.
Date TakenNovember 1991
When she was born, it was thought that she might not live three months. She had had several hip operations, and one leg was shorter than the other, but could now walk without crutches; but Nugget made travel much easier.
She had begun riding with Riding for the Disabled at six-and-a -half; at 11 she got Nugget and joined the pony club.
In October 1990 she was 'best rider' at the CCS Special Olympics, and in 1991 was named the Pony Club's 'most improved rider'.
CCS was formerly known as the Crippled Children Society.
Date TakenNovember 1991Part of
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Reference1991 11 19 9FormatGreyscale printSize119 x 171 mm
FormatGreyscale printSize119 x 171 mmScanned byDon McLeod
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