When her teenage daughter was lying motionless on the floor after being kicked in the head by a horse, Fiona feared the worst. "For a moment, I thought she was dead," she told BBC Wales reporter Lily Hewitson. The horse Fiona bought six weeks earlier via Facebook was marketed as a "teenager's dream" but during a riding lesson, it bucked and bolted with her daughter partially on it, before kicking her in the head. Now Fiona, whose name has been changed to protect her daughter's identity, is one of five women who have told the BBC they were mis-sold horses that were either unsafe to ride or had life-limiting conditions by horse seller Tasha Lee Hopkins. Hopkins has been contacted for comment. 📷 Facebook #BBCNews #Horse #Horses #Fraud #FacebookMarketplace #Wales
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