by The sports broadcaster, Gabby Logan, applauded his daughter Lois while the showjumper made his debut in Goodwood on Thursday.
The father of laws, the former Scotland player Rugby Union Kenny Logan, was also in the crowd for the Markel Magnolia Cup, won by Sophie Forsyth, based in London.
Laws, 20, who did not place, said: “It was finished so quickly and such a thrill. The horse was incredible and led such a fight against strong opposition.
Jockey Lois Logan, Gabby Logan daughter, Pose for photographs (Andrew Matthews / PA)
“We finished in the midfield, which was not a bad result. I had to push from the third Furlong because they left so quickly.
“I have more advantage of winning now and I am so afraid of speed. It was really very fun. ”
His mother said, “It is more difficult to monitor than rugby, which is so long – and you are so more likely to have an impact.
“It is finished so quickly and as being a sprinter. All in recent times at 4:40 am and the months of physical training are worth it.
Jockey Lois Logan with Kenny Logan and Gabby Logan parents (Andrew Matthews / PA)
“Since she broke the university, she has been in the Andrew Balding stable in Kingsclere four times a week.
“I went there to see his training. It is such a different style to drive to what she grew up by doing. She loved it.
“She will certainly become again if they need her to go out.”
The event sees runners from the business world, sport, fashion and media to collect funds for charities.
Gabby Logan Brave La Fille Jockey Lois Logan in the Markel Magnolia Cup during women’s day at the Goodwood Hippodrome (Andrew Matthews / PA)
The Magnolia Cup of this year was for the benefit of the King’s Trust International, founded by the King to fight against the global young youth crisis.
The third day of the Qatar Goodwood festival was struck by a huge downpour, leaving the lovers of coverage while the action began.
The five -day event in Chichester, known as Glorious Goodwood, will end on Saturday.
