Back in the saddle: Madonna races to the gym just five days after horse-riding accident
By
Emily Sheridan
Last updated at 4:08 PM on 21st April 2009
Only days ago, Madonna was left hospitalised after being thrown from her horse during a riding session in New York.
After taking a few days off her gruelling gym schedule to recuperate from the accident, it appears the Material Girl can't wait to resume her daily workout sessions.
Her trainer Tracy Anderson said the pop star is determined to get back in the gym on Wednesday - just five days after her fall.
Keen horsewoman: Madonna, pictured on a horse in 2005, is determined to resume her workout after her injuries
Tracy told UsMagazine.com: 'She's going to be fine. She fell on her butt. She's fine.
'We're going to train tomorrow.'
Tracy and Madonna work out together for two hours a day, six days a week.
Back to work: Madonna's trainer Tracy Anderson is bringing the singer back to the gym on Wednesday
Meanwhile, police who investigated the incident denied claims by Madonna that a photographer had caused the accident.
The 50-year-old was hospitalised on Saturday with minor injuries and bruises after falling off her horse at the Hamptons estate owned by celebrity photographer Steven Klein.
She discharged herself later that day and has been resting at the upstate New York home of her friend Gwyneth Paltrow.
Her spokesperson Liz Rosenberg claimed the horse was 'startled by paparazzi by jumping out of the bushes'.
However, a police report said the singer did not report the supposed involvement of a photographer.
Sgt Herbert Johnson of Southampton Village Police Department told TMZ.com: 'There is no mention of photographers. It's a matter of spin control that went out of control.
'If they felt there was something else, they would have written "paparazzi" in the form - if they felt there was a problem.'
Photographer Thomas Hinton said he took photos of the singer before and after the accident, but was too far away to have spooked the horse.
He said: 'As far as I'm concerned, the only photographer present when the accident happened was Steven Klein.
'If a photographer startled a horse, I'm thinking we would have seen the pictures by now.
'That would be such an egregious thing to do, to trespass and startle a horse. The police would have been looking for a photographer.'
Her manager Guy Oseary hit out at the paparazzi on his Twitter micro-blogging page, writing: 'These guys just don't know when to stop,' which was repeated on her friend Demi Moore's Twitter page.
The weekend's accident came four years after she cracked three ribs and broke a collar bone and her hand in a riding fall in England on her 47th birthday.
News of Madonna's fall reached her Hamptons neighbour Billy Joel, who warned the singer about the dangers of the equestrian sport.
He said: 'Madonna fell off a horse? She should stay off of those horses. This isn't the Wild West.'
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