Getting it right with Jamie Coman – Part 3

March 22nd, 2016
One of Jamie’s star pupils is Wendy Schaeffer. In the lead up to the World Cup final qualifier at the ISS Classic, Wendy based her mare Koyuna Sunset at Jamie’s and then Jamie flew up to Sydney to work the pair in… Read Article Comments Off on Getting it right with Jamie Coman – Part 3
 

IAHP February Rider of the Month

March 21st, 2016
IAHP Rider of the Month for February - Gabi Kuna Read Article Comments Off on IAHP February Rider of the Month
 

Chris Chugg – Jumping at the WEG – Part Three


In this our final episode tracing the showjumping career of Chris Chugg, we celebrate his triumph at the World Equestrian Games in Lexington... Read Article Comments Off on Chris Chugg – Jumping at the WEG – Part Three
 

Chris Chugg – Showjumping at the top – Part Two


Last month we charted Chris Chugg’s rise to the top and the two horses that took him to compete in the World Cup finals in Europe – the stallion, Sky High and the gelding, Mr Currency. Chris’ next star was a mare: Read Article Comments Off on Chris Chugg – Showjumping at the top – Part Two
 

George Morris – More Timeless Truths

March 2nd, 2016
The world's greatest jumping coach, George Morris takes a lesson.. Read Article Comments Off on George Morris – More Timeless Truths
 

Keeping it simple with Albert Voorn

February 12th, 2016
Albert Voorn has not only been a top level competitor, but he is also a very gifted coach, with a unique style... Read Article 2 Comments »
 

Showjumping’s Glamour Couple, Eva Bitter and Marco Kutscher

January 29th, 2016
I’d met Eva Bitter last year at Spangenburg Show, and interviewed her about the great stallion that shared so much of her showjumping life, Stakkato... Read Article Comments Off on Showjumping’s Glamour Couple, Eva Bitter and Marco Kutscher
 

Colleen Brook talks with George Morris

January 14th, 2016
Colleen Brook rides at the first George Morris clinic in Australia - and interviews George Read Article Comments Off on Colleen Brook talks with George Morris
 

Subjective Showjumping Selection Stupidity

December 11th, 2015
In a bizarre return to the bad old days, the new EA showjumping selection policy puts in place a totally subjective selection system. For the last few championships, selection has been based on an objective criteria at a couple of nominated shows. Although there were a few problems in the lead up to London, when […] Read Article 2 Comments »