Estonian actress Ingrid Margus completed a 22-kilometre stage in endurance riding

Estonian actress Ingrid Margus (32) competed in an endurance riding event for the first time, covering a 22-kilometre stage. The five-year equestrian enthusiast was inspired by television producer Aleksander Ots, who himself completed 120 kilometres.

Estonian actress Ingrid Margus took part in an endurance riding competition, proving that five years of equestrian passion has paid off. The 32-year-old actress completed a 22-kilometre stage on horseback and successfully crossed the finish line.

The idea to compete came from television producer Aleksander Ots, who himself delivered an impressive performance — covering 120 kilometres on horseback. Margus describes riding as an activity that offers a unique sense of freedom that cannot be experienced in any other way.

Endurance riding is a sport that requires both rider and horse to be in excellent physical condition and possess great stamina. Distances typically range from tens to hundreds of kilometres, with the horse's health being monitored regularly throughout the competition.