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Eoin McMahon, pictured here riding Talks Cheap, is recovering from a serious fall in the Grand Prix of Munich from the ill-fated Questfinder
(Photo: Nicole Ciscato)
Judith Faherty
YOUNG Irish rider Eoin McMahon is “very very lucky” after suffering a crashing fall at the open water jump during the Grand Prix of Munich last Sunday, resulting in his mount Questfinder, owned by Carl Hanley, being put down.
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