Eventing Interviews

If you’ve ever been tempted to give up after a bad result at a competition, Emily Philp's wins at Rockingham may provide the inspiration for you to keep going

Syndication of horses is growing in equestrian sport - we find out more about the new Elite Horse Owners Syndicate and how to win a share

“He’s my unicorn” says Megan Jones of her new grey horse History “Jester was my first unicorn and now I’ve got a second one, I’m a very lucky girl”

Del Ogilvy has found a new horse to inspire her at 58 years of age but a succession plan is already in place for the talented mare

Olympic silver medallist Megan Jones is a Horseware Australia ambassador but there has recently been another important addition to the sponsor list for the MJET stable - Horseware Pav. We find out more ........

Interview: Kate Beadel is better known for finding fabulous off the track thoroughbreds for eventing but it was the 'wicked' coloured pony Sharvalley Music that was the winner at Wandin last weekend

Will Clarke's next beach ride be at Copacabana? Clarke Johnstone leaves New Zealand tonight to fly to the UK in his bid to represent New Zealand at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games in a few months time

One horse that will definitely be catching the eye this year is Mr Hokey Pokey. The stunning little palomino, ridden by Donna Smith, is not only a great performer but has a golden temperament to go with his colouring

“I think the most horses I’ve jumped in one day is 36 and that sounds like a lot but it doesn’t mean that we rush through them. Nothing here is ever rushed, especially once you’re on a horse, but it takes a lot of organisation" - a day in the life of Oliver Townend

“It’s exciting but it’s crazy! This is a whole new level of working hard” admits Christine Bates as she tells us about heading overseas for her Rio campaign