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What happened to the original saddle club star melanie?
She got hit by an oncoming train after she tripped on the tracks at Chelthnam station in Victoria, Australia.
Did the girl from saddle club get hit by a train?
Yes, Jessica Jacobs got hit by a train on the 10 of may 2008 she was 17 years of age she was buying her brother Adam a 24th birthday presant when she tripped and fell on the tracks in front of the train.
What happened to meloniein the saddle club?
She was getting a birthday present for her brother when she was going to take the train home when she slipped on the train tracks and was hit by an oncoming train, she was 17 years old. Save
Did anny saddle club stars any at all die?
yes the girl who played one of the two younger girls who were always getting into trouble. They sang a song called 'trouble'. she died last year by falling onto train tracks and got hit by a train.
Do they still make new saddle club movies?
I really don't know that's what I'm trying to find out too! I also know that Melanie passed away (she got hit by a train) I really hope they do! :D x
What happened to Jessica in saddle club?
Jessica was getting a birthday present for her brother and she was going to take the train home when she slipped onto the train tracks and a train hit her, some people say it was a suicide. She was 17 years old.
What happen to William huskisson?
he got hit by a train
What happened to the boy who got hit by a train?
He died
Has Lara jean marshall died?
Who is dead from the saddle club? Everyone says it was Lara Jean Marshall who had died but it was actually Jessica Jacobs who died. She slipped onto the train tracks and a train hit her Lara Jean Marshall: Lisa Jessica Jacobs:Melanie
What would happen if Wikianswers got hit by a train?
WikiAnswers is on the internet, and is therefore is not physically capable of being hit by a train.
What is the duration of Hit the Saddle?
The duration of Hit the Saddle is 3420.0 seconds.
What would happen if you got hit by a train?
You'd die.
