Racing Welfare beneficiary Maria Doe will be taking on the 10 mile Great South Run this Sunday, 15 months after suffering a serious spinal injury.
Maria, who has worked for leading trainer Sir Michael Stoute for 19 years, was injured last year when the horse she was riding slipped and fell on top of her. She underwent surgery to stabilise her crushed vertebrae and had two metal rods inserted down side of her spine.
Nine under starters orders for London MarathonIn aid of Racing Welfare Racing Welfare’s team of nine runners will be taking on the infamous 26.2 mile challenge on Sunday 23rd April 2017.
The team incorporates a combination of people who work hands-on within the industry along with those involved in the organisational side of the sport and others who are supporting the charity as they have seen the positive impact that Racing Welfare has had on their friends and communities.
