William Fox-Pitt admitted to hospital after Cross County fall

PostedDecember 2, 2015

Top British Event rider William Fox-Pitt has been taken to hospital having reportedly sustained a head injury after falling from his horse, Reinstated, during the cross country at the Le Lions d-Angers 7 year old class.

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