It is with great sadness that we hear the news of the passing of Caroline Moore, a pioneering coach and mentor within the world of eventing. Caroline, who was recently awarded the British Eventing Outstanding Achievement Award, leaves behind a legacy that will be felt for generations to come.
A Fellow of the British Horse Society, Caroline’s career was marked by her instrumental role in securing medals for the GB Eventing team, spanning across Juniors, Young Riders, and Seniors. Under her expert guidance, the GB International Youth Teams achieved exceptional success in a number of prestigious international competitions, bringing honour and recognition to British equestrian sport on the world stage.
Caroline’s impact on the sport extended far beyond her coaching achievements. Her unwavering dedication to the betterment of eventing was reflected in her active involvement in mentorship programs, training initiatives, and numerous contributions to the broader equestrian community. Her selfless commitment to elevating the sport and supporting its growth will be remembered by all who had the privilege of working with her.
Those who were fortunate enough to work with Caroline speak of her boundless generosity, not only in sharing her expertise but in her nurturing of the next generation of riders and coaches. Caroline’s influence, wisdom, and kindness will forever be a part of the fabric of British eventing.
Rosie Williams, CEO of British Eventing, expressed: “I did not have the pleasure of meeting Caroline, but I’ve heard so many people speak highly of her coaching, mentoring, and broader contributions to the equestrian world. The courage with which she has faced her challenges in recent years is an inspiration to all of us. Our thoughts are with her family and friends.”
Caroline Moore’s legacy is one of excellence, resilience, and a passionate dedication to the growth of eventing. She leaves behind a profound mark on the sport, and her influence will continue to inspire athletes and coaches alike for many years to come.
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