In our 102nd weekly episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, H&H’s Jennifer Donald talks to showjumping Olympic gold medallist Scott Brash. He talks about why he believes one of his rides, Hello Jefferson, is one of the best horses in the world. H&H’s Pippa Roome then reviews Badminton with H&H’s Catherine Austen and she also catches up with the H&H news team to discuss riders teaching others without the appropriate licence, the build up to the World Championships and also the shortage of vets in Britain. Finally, we’ll be hearing from bits and bitting expert Tricia Nassau-Williams, shares some final thoughts as she rounds off her mini series on The Horse & Hound Podcast. We hope you’ll enjoy listening.
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In our 102nd weekly episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, H&H’s Jennifer Donald talks to showjumping Olympic gold medallist Scott Brash. He talks about why he believes one of his rides, Hello Jefferson, is one of the best horses in the world.
“I think there’s not many horse with the great attributes he has – I really do believe that there’s no fgand prix that he’s not capable of winning” – Scott Brash on Hello Jefferson
H&H’s Pippa Roome and Catherine Austen catch up about the action from last week’s Badminton Horse Trials, presented by Mars Equestrian.
“I don’t think we realised how much we’d missed Badminton until we were actually back there, and what a competition it was” – H&H’s Catherine Austen on Badminton 2022
Pippa also talks to the H&H news team to discuss riders teaching others without the appropriate licence, the build up to the World Championships and also the shortage of vets in Britain
“It’s a situation that is getting worse and there needs to be more awareness about what is going on” – H&H’s senior news writer Becky Murray on riders teaching others when they aren’t covered to do so.
Finally, we’ll be hearing from bits and bitting expert Tricia Nassau-Williams, shares some final thoughts as she rounds off her mini series on The Horse & Hound Podcast.
“In bitting, bridling and saddling our horses properly – the equipment we have is only one part of the story. They are only the tools of our trade” – Tricia Nassau-Williams
- We would love to hear your feedback on all our podcasts, so please do send your thoughts to pippa.roome@futurenet.com
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Listen now to other recent episodes of The Horse & Hound Podcast…
The Horse & Hound Podcast 101: Showing’s Sharn Linney | Kentucky | Badminton | Latest news | Bit advice
The Horse & Hound Badminton Daily Podcast day five: Final day review | Top riders reflect on their result | Competition round-up
The Horse & Hound Podcast 100: Dressage rider Becky Moody | Bit materials | News round-up
The Horse & Hound Podcast 99: Top showjumper Holly Smith | Winter Dressage Championships | Bridle design | News round-up
The Horse & Hound Podcast 98: Jonelle Price | Grand National & World Cup Final review | Bit size | News round-up
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