Eventing Interviews

The remarkable story of Australian Olympic medallist and boy from the bush, Neale Lavis

While we will miss Pluto Mio, Keyflow N.O.P., Hop and Skip, Chilli Morning and Clifton Promise in 2017 it was great to see these horses retire happy and healthy at the top of their sport

26 year old Willa Newton made her mark in 2016 with two significant wins - we find out more about her 2016 KBIS British Eventing 7 Year Old Champion Lauries Laudatio 2 and her other young stars of the future

Video interview: It wasn't all plain sailing but up and coming New Zealand rider Samantha Felton learned a lot on her 'tick the box' visit to compete in Australia in 2016

Video interview: Clayton Fredericks returns to top class competition in 2017; we talk to him about WEG 2018, his cross country course design, the US eventing scene and his horses. In the back of a car ....

Video interview: A huge pleasure to catch up with Clarke Johnstone in New Zealand to look back on a very good year for him and hopefully another one coming up .....

We talk to Jock Paget about being back in New Zealand and Sir Mark Todd about the changes to Championship level eventing "I don’t think that dumbing it down to 3* level is good for the sport”

Blyth Tait talks about his horses, a budding career in cross country course design and his thoughts on the new 50-penalty rule for jumping outside of the flags

Throughout the year we are privileged to be part of eventing competitions big and small where we love to capture not just the action but also the behind the scenes ‘happy and huggy’ moments Here are a few of our favourite ‘huggy’ moments from 2016 and, in the (slightly amended) words of the famous

We talk to Sarah Dalziell-Clout, ESNZ high performance director about her riding, the post-Rio Olympic eventing changes and how New Zealand is hoping to help their up and coming riders transition through the Australian competition circuit