Horse rider who sued trainer Jessica Harrington resolves High Court action

Mr Fahey had claimed he had been exercising the horse when he said “the horse disappeared from underneath me. I hit the bank.”
It was contended by Jessica Harrington (pictured) that what happened was an unfortunate accident which was not caused as a result of any alleged act or omission on the part of the Harrington side. File picture: Collins Courts

It was contended by Jessica Harrington (pictured) that what happened was an unfortunate accident which was not caused as a result of any alleged act or omission on the part of the Harrington side. File picture: Collins Courts

An action brought by a racehorse rider who claimed he was suddenly thrown off a horse he was exercising for high-profile trainer Jessica Harrington and suffered multiple fractures has been resolved, the High Court has heard.

Counsel for the exercise rider and now trainer Mark Fahey told the High Court on the second day of the hearing on Wednesday the matter had been resolved.

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