Jimmy Wofford shares his views on some topical issues in eventing including recent US performances, the demands of international eventing on horses and the increase of equine ulcers. Boyd Martin and Buck Davidson respond to comments made regarding their horses.  You can post your comments and questions on the Facebook Page at Chris Stafford Radio and follow on Twitter @chrisestafford. This podcast is available for download from the iTunes store under Podcasts.

Young Rider Gold Medalist Catherine Chamberlain continues out Youth in Dressage Series in conversation with US Pony Rider Katrina Sadis. You can follow Catherine on Facebook and Twitter @cat_rose05. Post your comments on our Facebook Page at Chris Stafford Radio and follow on Twitter @chrisestafford. This podcast is available for download from the iTunes Podcast store to you Smartphone Podcast App.

In this episode of U.S. Dressage Chef D’Equipe Jessica Ransehousen’s autobiography we hear about other events that shaped 2011 from competitions to puppies. You can find the full series of episodes right here or download from iTunes to your Smartphone Podcast App. Follow on Twitter @chrisestafford and post your comments on the Facebook page at Chris Stafford Radio.

New Zealand eventer Jonelle Price is currently on great form, which began with a fourth place finish at the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games followed by a ninth place at the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials then a win at the Blenheim CIC3* last week. Visit Jonelle's website here. Post your comments on the Facebook Page at Chris Stafford Radio and follow on Twitter @chrisestafford. These podcasts are available for download on iTunes to your Smartphone podcast app or MP3 player.

Irish equestrian journalist Louise Parkes shares her memories of the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games and looks ahead to the final shows of the outdoor season and the start of the FEI World Cup Series. Visit Louise's website here.  You can post your comments on the Facebook page at Chris Stafford Radio and follow on Twitter @chrisestafford.  These podcasts are available on iTunes for download to your Smartphone Podcast App.

Sports Psychologist Dr. Inga Wolframm explains that while anxiety is often considered to be a negative feeling that can impede performance, to experience anxiety is a natural cue for the body which can be challenged in a positive way and there are tools for doing just that.  Post your comments and questions on the Facebook Page at Chris Stafford Radio. Visit Inga's website here and follow us on Twitter @ingawolframm and @chrisestafford. This podcast is available for download on iTunes from the Podcast store to your Smartphone Podcast App or MP3 Player.

Eventer Lucinda Fredericks is on the bench again following a fall at Blair Castle so it was a chance to catch up and hear about her horses and their fall plans as well as her breeding program and training commitments at the upcoming Asian Games. Visit Lucinda's website here and follow her on Facebook and Twitter @lucindafred.  You can post your comments on the Facebook Page at Chris Stafford Radio and follow on Twitter @chrisestafford. This podcast is available for download on iTunes to your Smartphone Podcast Apps or MP3 Player.

In our continuing series of U.S. Dressage Chef D’Equipe Jessica Ransehousen’s autobiography we hear about the events of 2011. You can find the full series of episodes right here or download from iTunes to your Smartphone Podcast App. Follow on Twitter @chrisestafford and post your comments on the Facebook page at Chris Stafford Radio.

Lucinda Green reviews the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials and explains why having an Optimum Time for Cross Country that is not attainable is a good thing for the sport. Follow Lucinda on Facebook here and on Twitter @LucindaGreenMBE.  Post your comments on the Facebook Page at Chris Stafford Radio. Follow on Twitter @chrisestafford.  Click here for the full results.

Dr. Inga Wolframm introduces Claire Burrell who competes in dog agility classes all around England. Claire explains why she has become a regular listener to the show and how she applies rider psychology to her competitions with great results. You can visit Inga’s website at ingawolframm.com and visit us on Facebook at Rider Psychology and Chris Stafford Radio. Follow us on Twitter @ingawolframm and @chrisestafford.