Kirsty Jameson bit the victim's back and shook her head during a prolonged night attack in the victim's home, said Edison Flint, prosecuting.
A racing employee behaved like "an animal trying to kill her prey" as she attacked another woman, York Crown Court heard.
Kirsty Jameson bit the victim's back and shook her head during a prolonged night attack in the victim's home, said Edison Flint, prosecuting.
The 32-year-old attacker woke the victim at 3.17am on March 21 and after being allowed into her Ryedale home grabbed her and pulled her over a chair by her hair, pulled her to the ground, punched her in the face and put her body weight onto her back.
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