Eventing Interviews

When the chance came to do a video interview with eventing gold medallist Dirk Schrade on his recent trip to Australia, we jumped at it (or rather we jumped into a noisy stable) to find out about his trip, his thoughts on WEG, indoor eventing and what's coming up in 2015

We talk to Charlotte Dujardin about being named Sportswoman of the Year and why the dressage sensation does not like ‘jumping downhill’ despite riding horses regularly for one of the world’s top eventers

For Kirsty Douglas it is a bonus that Cushavon Crackerjack won the CCI2* in Adelaide - the real win is having him back in competition at all. In our video interview we find out more about how this lovely grey horse nearly lost his eye and what the future may hold

We talk to top Swedish eventer Niklas Lindbäck about the setbacks faced in 2014, his new yard in Sweden and how he will be busy ‘catching up on lost time’ as his top horses Mister Pooh and Cendrillon get ready for 2015

The amazing Brego is 22 years old but looks as if he will go on forever. We find out more about this wonderful Welsh Cob pony who is 'a bit of a gun cross country' from his rider Victoria Doak

Burghley 2000 runner-up Merran Wallis had a good weekend at the recent NSW State Championships at Goulburn – is she making a return to top level eventing?

Visiting British eventing rider and coach Nick Gauntlett had a successful weekend at the NSW State Championships on board his new Australian horse. We talked to Nick about his ride on El Grado and what the plans are for the future

Will the real Andrew Hoy stand up? We spend some time with eventing triple gold Olympic medallist Andrew Hoy at his new yard in the UK and find out more about the four talented horses that may take him to yet another Olympic Games

28 year old Tim Lips was one of the bronze medal winning team from The Netherlands at the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in Normandy - we caught up with him for a chat about his horses, WEG and family support

Prue Barrett, Eventing National Performance Director for Equestrian Australia, talks about WEG 2014, the importance of winning medals for funding, selection policies and squads for Rio and why the future looks good for eventing in Australia