Olympics-Equestrian-Two for the Price of one: Kiwi husband and wife target medal


TOKYO (Reuters) - Most athletes had to bid farewell to their partners before heading to the Tokyo Olympics due to COVID-19 restrictions, but not so for equestrians Jonelle and Tim Price.

The world number seven and two, respectively, in equestrian eventing, are bound both by marriage and their aspiration to bring back a medal to New Zealand.

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