Eventing Interviews

Andrew Cooper’s competition schedule took an unexpected turn in 2025 with a trip to Germany, but it turned out to be a valuable and rewarding experience

When life gives you lemons, go showjumping. 5* eventing rider Louise Harwood bounces back from serious injury to compete at Horse of the Year

Ellie Fredericks, daughter of Olympic medallists Clayton and Lucinda, will be flying the Australian flag at Le Mondial du Lion and aiming for Brisbane 2032

Katie Magee’s crowning as British Champion was a fairytale, but not a fairytale ending, with plenty more to come including her Burghley debut

Ewan Kellett tells us about the process and his pathway to becoming an FEI Level 4 Cross Country Course Designer, one of just 14 worldwide

“I think I’m on Plan G by now” says Australian rider Olivia Barton, who is finding her time based in Belgium and experiences there a 'game changer'

Yuya Segawa and Shoto Kusumoto, ‘The Next Generation’ of Japanese eventing riders based in the UK are already making their mark

Sarah Clark left Australia with a dream to compete at Burghley. Against all odds, she has successfully done it twice and there are now other dreams driving her forwards

Woods Baughman has returned to his roots in Kentucky where he tells Samantha Clark about his horses and life at the property he shares with partner Mia Farley

“It turns out that riding at 5* is really hard”. Isabel (Bella) English tells us about her eventing journey, not just from Australia to the UK, but from CCI5* to 5*