Eventing Interviews

“It takes belief in your horse and your training" Katie Stephens-Grandy topped the British Eventing Grassroots League in July and continued her top ten streak at Burgham

“The first six months were really hard” admits New Zealand's Sam Lissington, but she is settling in to the UK very nicely now with a strong team of horses as competition re-starts

With a horse called AKD Cooley Lockdown and a very successful re-start to the British eventing season, Wills Oakden had to be on our interview list ....

His mantra to the riders is ‘I’m here to help you’. Pedro Cebulka is the man in control of some of the biggest equestrian arenas in the world, wearing some of the craziest costumes .....

You could be forgiven for thinking that British Open Champion Ben Hobday has been taken it easy over the last few months, but things at ‘Hobday Island’ haven’t stopped for a second

“You can’t always write the script the way you want it to go" It may have taken a little longer than they first thought, but Tim and Jonelle Price's move to the UK many years ago certainly paid off

“Last year was a whirlwind” says young British rider Rosa Onslow but the transition from Young Rider to Senior was filled with hard work and success

“He is my ideal horse. I love him to pieces” says Sammi Birch of the 15-year-old gelding Hunter Valley II, who was aimed for Kentucky CCI5* this year

Louise Parkes talks to Ingrid Klimke, who is selected for Germany in both Eventing and Dressage for the postponed Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games

Shane Rose talks about a ‘normal day’ at Bimbadeen Park, managing his remote eventing training with a view to Tokyo and how the events he helps organise in Australia will re-group after cancellations