ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月30日 05時25分

There’s no trace of Jimmy A. Williams, the Show Jumping Hall of Fame trainer, at the equestrian club where he was an instructor for nearly 4 decades. The pictures and paintings of Jimmy, who died in 1993, and the sterling trophies he won all vanished without a word. But his former riders can’t forget him. Across the country, in her New Jersey barn adorned with her Olympic medals, Anne Kursinski, one of the most decorated show jumpers in the U.S., remembered her former coach, and the abuse. How he tasted of alcohol whenever he pinned her in a horse stall and crammed his tongue into her mouth. And far more. “He penetrated me when I was 11,” Anne said, revealing publicly for the first time the details of what she said became 6 years of continual rape and molestation. “I was a little kid,” she said. “And he was God.” The equestrian community has been rocked by the revelations of abuse made by Anne and 4 other students, the broad strokes of which were first reported last month by @chronofhorse. For Anne, who was photographed here by @michellegustafson, her silence over the years stemmed in part from a sense of gratitude for his role in helping her toward equestrian superstardom. “At one point I felt there were almost 2 of me,” she said. “There’s this little thing over here, and there is this other part of me that rides. To survive.” She added: “I still have to say he is a genius. But he was sick.” Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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