Clare Balding Q&A
Every Horse Remembered Q&A with Clare Balding, writer and broadcaster.

Do you have a memory of a horse that meant a lot to you?
My pony Frank (pictured) was the most special person in my life. Through my early teenage years I honestly thought he was the only one who listened to me and the only one who understood me. Poor Frank, he put up with a lot.
Why did you enjoy riding?
I loved the freedom of being able to escape from everyone and everything. To be able to gallop and jump and disappear for hours on end was such a thrill.
Have horses or riding got you through a difficult time?
Yes. When my A level grades were so disappointing that I knew it would mean I couldn’t get into the university of my choice, I went off riding. It was the only way I knew how to cope.
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