The Hoofbeat Chronicles

The Hoofbeat Chronicles

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  • 20. Taking a break
    The Hoof Beat Chronicles will take a break from podcasting and reinvent itself. Thanks for your patience and stay tuned, we'll be back!

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    3 min
  • Back on Track
    The Hoofbeat Chronicles are getting back on track again after experiencing some technical issues and errors. Thanks for your patience and next week the pod is back again with some real episodes.

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    2 min
  • Still having technical issues..
    Sometimes things don't go according to plan. This week is the second one in a row of those technical issues. Thanks for understanding and let's look forward to the next one.

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    1 min
  • 19. Technical error..
    Sometimes things don't go according to plan. This week was one of them. Thanks for understanding and let's move forward to next week :)

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    1 min
  • 18. Spoga Horse recap

    The other week The Hoofbeat Chronicles spent a day at the Spoga Horse trade fair in Cologne, Germany. This is a recap of that visit and things I found along the exhibition halls that I believe worth mentioning. For sure there were other products and companies also having great products, but unfortunately I had to make a top ten selection. The companies being mentioned in this episode are linked to down below. Please enjoy, and don't forget to listen, like, share, follow.


    Safety System - fences

    Penelope - handbags & equestrian fashion

    Tredstep - custom made riding boots

    Kingsland - equestrian fashion

    FR Vincetore - innovative safety reins

    Utzon Equestrian - gorgeous bridles

    Aurak - stunning helmets

    Design Impex - exciting interior pieces

    Anky - great coffee and equestrian fashion

    Charles Owen innovation hub - a great idea from Charles Owen

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    26 min
  • 17. The Hoofbeat Chronicles

    Hello and welcome to the Hoofbeat Chronicles. The rebranded version of the old EOL - the Eventing OnLine podcast. If you listen in to this quick episode you'll find out why this rebranding came to life. Stay tuned and don't forget to listen, like, share and follow :D



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    2 min
  • 16. Eventing & the Olympics
    How many updates of the rules to fit into the Olympic format can a sport handle? Yet again Eventing needs to reinvent itself to fit into the Olympic format. But do the sport of eventing really depend on being part of the Olympics? Just maybe we could make it on our own.. 

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    2 min
  • 15. Jumping vs. Eventing

    The other year when the Eventing classes changed and we were introduced to the CCI1*-Intro and CCI5-L* we were told part of it was to streamline the disciplines. However, that is where it ends.

    Looking how the show jumping regulations manage to mention prize money more than 100 time vs eventing's 9 time mention in their rules it makes you wonder. 



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    2 min
  • 14. Cancellations & Pedigrees

    In this episode, two times cancellations. One event and one podcast, not this one, and not for the reasons one may think, but partly because of the FEI Social Media Policy.

    Also let's talk about horse breeding, performance horses and the pedigrees of these horses. Which of course would be so much easier if one could actually find them. 


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    2 min
  • 13. Dr. Gerard vs. Helgstrand

    The past months the whole drama around Andreas Helgstrand have not only sparked discussions of animal abuse and the welfare of the horse. It has also rendered a lot of discussion in what is ok to do and what is not ok to do in journalism.


    I for one followed a discussion where some people thought Helgstrand for sure should get all access to the material being captured at his farm. I could not disagree more.


    Cause even do I am not approving to the current state of equestrian journalism, we do need to protect journalism as a whole, and undercover journalism in particular.


    Undercover journalists - as well as ever so often complete private people so called whistle blowers - risk a lot when they go undercover to gather information and evidence about unethical or even illegal activities within an organisation.


    In the real world outside world horses and equestrianism, investigative journalists often play a critical role in uncovering corruption, misconduct, or other issues of public interest. Corruption, misconduct and similar also happens in sport so why should the sport being excluded from being scrutinised?


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    2 min

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