Eventing Interviews

“It’s not about being ‘blokey tough’, it’s about being mentally prepared” says Australian Olympic eventing silver medallist and mum, Megan Jones, in our 2021 International Women's Day interview

“I was very lucky to be in lockdown with a legend" Sophie Adams, who left Australia in 2019 with her two horses to base in the UK, has spent two years working with top riders but is now setting up her own yard

‘If you’re not winning, you’re learning’ Sadie Abel didn't win the 2020 British Eventing 3* League, finishing second to Piggy March, but she stepped up to 3* in 2020 with great success on board Ericantos VDB, the third most improved horse in the world in 2020

“It is hard work. It is mentally, physically and financially tough, but I absolutely love it” We find out how amateur eventing riders cope with juggling eventing and full time jobs

From GAA to gold, and from Glasgow to the Olympic Games – the life and times of the Irish team equine vet Marcus Swail

Do it for the Eventer-gram: How do riders feel about social media?

Could this be the new power couple of New Zealand eventing? We talk to newly weds Jesse and Georgie Campbell about life, love and the future of ‘Team Campbell Eventing’

"A door that opened for me and I kinda ran through it as fast as I could!” The 2000 Olympic Eventing champion David O'Connor talks about his life with horses, changes in the sport and what the next generation need to know

In the past 10 years Michael Jung has become a legend in the sport of eventing. We look back on the record breaking career of a man who has held us spellbound for a decade

Libby Law catches up one of New Zealand's most experienced eventing judges and officials, Helen Christie at Puhinui International Horse Trials