May 30th 2024.
Georgie Campbell, a 36-year-old wife and equestrian enthusiast, tragically passed away at an event over the weekend. She was participating in the International Horse Trials in Devon when she fell into the water while attempting a jump. Despite the immediate efforts of medical staff, she could not be saved and was pronounced dead.
Georgie was married to her husband Jesse, and the two of them shared a passion for equestrian eventing. Together, they formed Team Campbell Eventing, a business dedicated to the sport. Jesse took to their business's social media page to share a heartfelt tribute to his late wife. Along with a photo from their wedding day, he expressed his love for her and the beautiful person she was.
He spoke of her captivating smile, which could make anyone feel like the center of the universe. But what he loved most about the photo was how it captured her strength. Georgie was a strong, beautiful, and phenomenal woman who loved everything and everyone. Working in the equestrian world was not an easy life, but she faced every challenge with joy and love.
Jesse shared how Georgie found joy in the simplest of things, whether it was sipping a cup of tea from Greggs or teaching a client in the pouring rain. She was always full of energy and enthusiasm, whether she was jumping and galloping around the biggest courses in the world or simply by his side. He expressed how proud he was to be her husband and how much he will miss her.
Georgie's equestrian journey began as a top-level show rider before she switched to eventing. She represented Great Britain multiple times on Nations Cup teams and competed in several five-star events, the highest recognized level of eventing. In 2020, she and Jesse tied the knot, and last year, she cited winning the 4* Long in 2022 at Ligniers on Global Quest as a career highlight in an interview with Equine America.
The news of Georgie's passing was met with sadness and shock by the equestrian community. The governing body British Eventing released a statement expressing their deepest regret and announcing the tragic accident. They confirmed that Georgie fell at fence 5b and could not be saved, despite the immediate attention of medical professionals. The horse she was riding, Global Quest, was unharmed and walked back to the stable.
In light of this heartbreaking news, Georgie's family has requested privacy, and no further details will be shared. The loss of this incredible woman has left a void in the equestrian world, and she will be dearly missed by all who knew her. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her husband, family, and friends during this difficult time.
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