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In this print from Mary Evans Sports, we are transported back to the thrilling world of equestrian eventing. The image captures the remarkable Mary King during her cross-country ride at the Athens Olympics on 17 August 2004. With her unwavering determination and undeniable skill, Mary King showcases her expertise as she fearlessly navigates through a challenging water jump. Her full or half-body presence in the frame allows us to witness every moment of this exhilarating performance. Dressed in her riding hat, gloves, and armed with a whip, Mary exudes confidence and control over her magnificent steed. The intensity on her face reflects both focus and passion for the sport that has defined her career. This photograph is not just about capturing a single moment; it encapsulates years of dedication, training, and sacrifice that have led Mary King to become one of the most respected figures in eventing history. It serves as a testament to all aspiring riders who dream of reaching such heights within their chosen discipline. Mary Evans Picture Library has expertly preserved this iconic image for enthusiasts and admirers alike to relish in its timeless beauty. Whether you are an avid sports fan or simply appreciate artistry behind athletic prowess, this print will undoubtedly captivate your imagination and inspire admiration for both horse and rider.

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