Chris Chugg – Jumping at the WEG – Part Three

March 21st, 2016
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
 

IAHP March Rider of the Month

February 29th, 2016
Maree Tomkinson grabs the lead and features as our March International Animal Health rider of the month! In case you hadn’t noticed, it’s a leap year, and that means it’s a Games Year and the race is on for spots in the Aussie team to go to Rio next August, and after the first CDI […] Read Article Comments Off on IAHP March Rider of the Month
 

Where do you find your first really good horse?

February 26th, 2016
We asked some of Australia’s most successful eventers where they found their first good horse... Read Article Comments Off on Where do you find your first really good horse?
 

Tim Boland – Eventing has its ups and downs

February 19th, 2016
Story by Chris Hector & Roslyn Neave As someone who has been known to straighten picture frames in restaurants, I can relate to Tim Boland’s brand of obsessive compulsive. As he is showing us his new eventing stable block, he points to the door latches: “Look at that, no writing on the first two, then they […] Read Article Comments Off on Tim Boland – Eventing has its ups and downs
 

Malcolm Barns – Learning riding in Europe and Australia


Malcolm Barns is one of the unsung heroes of Australian Dressage. A rider whose huge natural talent carried him to a win in Australia’s first ever 3DE over 50 years ago, and then saw him star in the show ring, and emerge as one of our first serious dressage competitors... Read Article 3 Comments »
 

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
 

Jeremy Steinberg – telling it like it is…


The American dressage trainer is not afraid to speak his mind – as you will find in this interview with Rebecca Ashton… Jeremy Steinberg is a great clinician. “Who is Jeremy Steinberg?” I hear you say. In the past he’s been the coach of the United States Youth Team and been New Zealand’s High Performance […] Read Article 42 Comments »