One of the things we keep emphasising here at London 2012 is that we don't want the Games to just make people interested in sport for six or so weeks in 2012. We're really intent on making sure they inspire people to get up and get active, and more importantly are given the opportunity to do so. So I was inevitably delighted by the news that the British Equestrian Federation have now committed £750,000 to their Olympic legacy project for the London 2012 Games, called ‘Hoof’, to making horse-riding more accessible to all Londoners.
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The Games have inspired new funding to get Londoners horse-riding
Posted: December 18th, 2009, 6:00am CST