Aussie TV star narrowly avoids being thrown from galloping horse during heart-stopping ride with daughter

Aussie TV star narrowly avoids being thrown from galloping horse during heart-stopping ride with daughter READ MORE: Elsa Pataky looks half her age as she goes makeup-free By JIMMY BRIGGS FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 07:02, 29 April 2025 | Updated: 07:08, 29 April 2025 e-mail View comments Advertisement An Aussie TV star stunned her fans on Tuesday after sharing shock footage of her almost falling off a horse while riding through the New South Wales bushland. Chris Hemsworth 's wife Elsa Pataky , 48, shared footage to social media which captured her and daughter India , 12, riding on horseback. The pair were initially in control of their steeds and gracefully steered them through the trees - but they encountered an unexpected challenge traversing shallow waters.

Struggling momentarily to control her charger through a small lake, Elsa teetered dangerously on the brink of a spill. Fortunately, the Tidelands star managed to regain her balance at the last second and captured the heart-stopping moment on film. 'Lol! Riding or snorkelling?' Elsa playfully captioned the footage, showcasing her trademark humour.



An Aussie TV star (centre) stunned her fans on Tuesday after sharing shock footage of her almost falling off a horse while riding through the New South Wales bushland Chris Hemsworth's wife Elsa Pataky , 48, shared footage to social media which captured her and daughter India , 12, riding on horseback Elsa has long been passionate about horse riding a nd has instilled a love for it in her daughter. In 2023, Elsa was announced as the Magic Millions Global Ambassador for Showjumping by The Pacific Fair Magic Millions Polo & Showjumping. The actress lives in New South Wales with her Marvel star husband Chris Hemsworth and their three children, India Rose, and twin sons Tristan and Sasha, 11.

She is regularly spotted at jumping competitions alongside India, as the youngster is an accomplished rider. The family reside in a $30million mansion in Broken Head, near the celebrity enclave of Byron Bay. The fortress-like property, which sits high above Seven Mile Beach, boasts a gymnasium, butler's pantry, fire pit, change rooms, and outdoor play area.

Elsa previously said that the family decided to move to Australia for a quieter, more laid-back lifestyle. 'We did the move three years ago and I'm so happy with it,' she told Perth Now in 2017. Struggling momentarily to control her charger through a small lake, Elsa teetered dangerously on the brink of a spill Read More Soccer mum Elsa Pataky cheers her kids on from the sidelines during football game in Byron Bay 'In Byron we just feel like locals.

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'It's what I always dreamt of giving to my kids.' She discussed her love of horse riding in an interview with Women's Health in March 2021 , saying the activity kept her sane during Covid. 'When we were in lockdown, I could still ride, so it was [all about] my family, my husband and my horses,' she said.

'It's such a passion, kind of like meditation for me. I think it's important for your mind to have something you enjoy - a hobby that's just for you.' New South Wales Elsa Pataky India Queensland Share or comment on this article: Aussie TV star narrowly avoids being thrown from galloping horse during heart-stopping ride with daughter e-mail What's your view? Be the first to comment.

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