A profound sense of sadness envelops the equestrian community as news spreads of the passing of Gill Scott on the morning of Thursday, December 28. In the presence of her devoted family, Gill transitioned from this world, leaving behind a legacy of dedication, passion, and a profound connection to the equestrian realm.
Gill’s identity was deeply intertwined with the Mounted Games Association of Great Britain (MGAGB). As the beloved wife of John Scott, President of MGAGB and a former Treasurer of the England North Region, she played an integral role in the fabric of the organization. Her unwavering support and commitment to the sport were not merely duties; they were reflections of a genuine love for the equestrian community.
Proudly hailing from Yorkshire, Gill carried the spirit of the region with her in every stride. Her connection to MGAGB spanned an impressive duration, marking her as one of the longest-serving members since the Association’s inception in 1984. Over the years, she witnessed the evolution of Mounted Games, contributing to its growth and fostering a sense of camaraderie among enthusiasts.
The announcement serves as more than a notification of Gill’s passing; it stands as a commemoration of a life deeply intertwined with the equestrian world.
The reference to her as a proud Yorkshirewoman is a nod to the rich tapestry of regional identities that shape the equestrian community, and Gill was undoubtedly a stalwart representative of the Yorkshire spirit.
As the community grapples with the loss of Gill Scott, this digital space becomes a virtual gathering point. It is a place for members of the equestrian family to share condolences, memories, and stories that capture the essence of Gill’s impact.
In the collective reminiscence of her contributions, Gill Scott’s legacy lives on in the hearts of those who shared the arena, the passion, and the joy of the equestrian journey with her.
