On our 150th episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, in partnership with Scoot Boots, we speak to seven-time youth showjumping medallist Jack Whitaker, who is now making a name for himself in the senior sport. He talks about the pressures and advantages of growing up in the legendary Whitaker family, and what he looks for in a top horse. We hope you will enjoy listening.
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On our 150th episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, we speak to seven-time youth showjumping medallist Jack Whitaker, who is now making a name for himself in the senior sport. He talks about the pressures and advantages of growing up in the legendary Whitaker family, and what he looks for in a top horse.
“You obviously have your favourite types of horses – ones that are blood and really nice and careful and scopey and easy to ride, with a great mind, but it’s very, very hard to find that in one horse” – Jack Whitaker on the ideal type of horse he looks for
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Horse & Hound Podcast: episode 150
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