Eventing Interviews

Two female eventers have won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award and they are mother and daughter. We find out more about the relationship between Zara Phillips and HRH The Princess Royal in this interview from 2010

We talk to Tim Boland about his overseas campaign in 2014 and the team of horses he has ready for 2015, including the great GV Billy Elliot, the ‘proper event horse’ Napoleon and the well bred Wild Duchess and find out why Lord Limmerick is back with Oliver Townend

“2014 was a whirlwind year – we’ve been all over the place” says Imogen Mercer when we caught up with her as she holidayed in Australia to find out more about what life as Sam Griffiths’ Head Girl is all about

Find out which horse changed Andrew Nicholson's approach to dressage, how he goes about educating his young horses and why Avebury finds the Burghley course so easy despite being ‘like a pony’ in our video of Andrew Nicholson's talk at Blenheim

We caught up with Tim and Jonelle Price to chat about the year that’s been for the two riders ranked 11 th and second in the world, their team of horses, where to find new talent and erm, kitchens ...........

Simon Tainsh has had a busy year in 2014 making the move to being a full time professional rider and finishing the year with a top 10 finish in the CCI2* in Adelaide on his warmblood mare Just de Manza

Following the parade of British medallists at Olympia, Harry Meade speaks about the mixed emotions he felt in winning team silver and how he is now looking forward to the European Championships in 2015 and Rio 2016

The story of how Clarke Johnstone’s Sportsman II was found online and ‘put in the shopping cart’ by owner Rhys Powell, a man who also has a few good horses lined up for the Kiwi riders at Eventing in the Park in Perth this weekend

Fraser King has had a good year, having won the NZ National One Day Event Championships and finishing second in the CCI3* at Puhinui International 3 Day Event. We talk to Fraser about his busy life and his off the track thoroughbred Nadal KSNZ

The man behind the microphone. Spencer Sturmey, who was brought in at the last minute to commentate at the Australian International 3DE, tells us about his first visit to Australia, breaking his neck (not once but three times) and why he loves this sport