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The Go Eventing Podcast

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The Go Eventing Podcast powered by Eventing Nation is your front-row seat to the heartbeat of eventing. From exclusive athlete interviews to behind-the-scenes insights, we dive into the heart of the sport with exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes stories, and expert insights from the top riders, coaches, and industry professionals.

Our vision: Celebrate the stories of eventing while connectin... more

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We're checking in from Germany at the 2026 FEI Eventing World Championships for Seniors at the storied Aachen venue, which hosted the 2006 World Equestrian Games.

As we hurtle towards cross country day, EN's Sally Spickard sat down for an in-depth i... more

ā€œWhere Eventing Livesā€

Welcome back toĀ Go Eventing, the podcast where the heart, soul, and stories of the eventing world come to life. This week, we're going to Aachen, so ride along with us!

The 2026 FEI Eventing World Championships are here, and ... more

ā€œWhere Eventing Livesā€

Welcome back toĀ Go Eventing, the podcast where the heart, soul, and stories of the eventing world come to life. This week, we're sitting down with someone whose fingerprints are on some of the most consequential chapters in Am... more

ā€œWhere Eventing Livesā€

Welcome back to Go Eventing, the podcast where the heart, soul, and stories of the eventing world come to life. This is a big one! We are in full world championship season and Sally is joined by her favorite co-conspirator — E... more

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Recent Guests

Giuseppe Della Chiesa
Cross-Country course designer, Italian designer known for Pertoni 2022 and European Championships
Fei World Championships / Italian designer
Episode: Go Eventing at FEI World Championships: A Chat with Giuseppe Della Chiesa
Max Corcoran
Former USEA president, renowned groom and coordinator in eventing circles
US Equestrian; USEA; Eventing Nation collaborations
Episode: S2, E10: Go Eventing with Max Corcoran, presented by Sentinel Horse Feed
Emily Holmes
Event organizer and USEF Large R Technical Delegate
Florida Horse Park; USEA committees; USEA/USEF networks
Episode: S2, E08: Go Eventing In Focus — A Grassroots Health Check with Emily Holmes, presented by Kentucky Performance Products
Leonor MuƱoz Ortiz
Costa Rican eventer, program founder at La Finca Ecuestre
La Finca Ecuestre, FEI Solidarity Program
Episode: S2, E07: Go Eventing with Leonor MuƱoz, presented by Sentinel Horse Feed
Felix Vogg
Three-time Olympian and World Championships rider for Switzerland
FreeJump rider team (sponsor)
Episode: S2, E06: Go Eventing with Felix Vogg, presented by FreeJump
Cherie Chauvin
Founder of Optimum Time Eventing Tourism
Optimum Time
Episode: S2, E05: Go Eventing at Kentucky with Cherie Chauvin, presented by Kentucky Performance Products
Lara de Liedekerke-Meier
Two-time Olympian and four-time Senior World Championships rider for Belgium
Belgium Eventing Team
Episode: S2, E04: Go Eventing with Lara de Liedekerke-Meier
Peter Gray
FEI dressage judge, Olympic rider
FEI, Olympic equestrian circles
Episode: S2, E03: Go Eventing with Peter Gray, presented by Sentinel Horse Feeds
Courtney Carson
Former five-star and Olympic groom, now guest sharing her experiences and insights
Episode: S2, E02: Go Eventing with Courtney Carson, presented by Maryland Horse Park System

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Sally Spickard
Host of The Go Eventing Podcast

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 48 ratings
  • Fun and great insight for die-hard eventing fans

    Love this podcast! Sally is a superb host with encyclopaedic knowledge of the sport and great insight. Brilliant interviews, often very funny, and I love the length too, perfect for car journeys to give you that eventing fix.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Skybluepinko
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Loving this!

    Every episode is interesting, educational, and entertaining! Really enjoying all of the co hosts so far and Sally does an excellent job keeping the balance and rhythm going in the conversation. You can tell a lot of thought and effort go into every episode, it’s high quality. Looking forward to more episodes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Junkyard farm
    United Statesa year ago
  • Best Interviews

    I enjoy the format of this podcast, a little news to start including competition results, then onto in depth interviews with big hitters in the eventing world! I always look forward to new episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kaelinhrse
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great new Pod

    Perfect amount of news, education and laughter

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mbs12345566
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love the show

    Such a great podcast to keep up on the current news in the eventing sport.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lulu712345788
    United Statesa year ago

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Interviews balance depth with entertainment, keeping listeners coming back
Co-host dynamic keeps conversations balanced and informative

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Go Eventing at FEI World Championships: A Chat with Giuseppe Della Chiesa
Q: What is the balance between keeping cross-country at the core and adapting to modern safety concerns?
Cross-country remains the heart of the sport, but safety is managed through a combination of active safety strategies (preparation, route choice) and improved passive safety measures (frangible devices, hedges) to reduce risk without sacrificing the essence of the test.
Go Eventing at FEI World Championships: A Chat with Giuseppe Della Chiesa
Q: How has your design philosophy changed since 2006 when you first started working here?
The sport has evolved toward more compact courses that still present a rigorous test. We now focus on facilitating active risk management, improving rider and horse balance, and ensuring safety through better terrain use, course connections, and climate/footing considerations.
Go Eventing at FEI World Championships: A Chat with Giuseppe Della Chiesa
Q: What led you to prioritize multiple tracks and variety in the cross-country design for a championship?
The variety is essential because a championship brings riders with very different experiences and the goal is to ensure everyone has a fair and safe chance to complete the course. Two or three tracks allow for a flow that accommodates the field while still challenging the elite.
S2, E04: Go Eventing with Lara de Liedekerke-Meier
Q: Let's start with the program at Arville and how it began for you and Kai.
The program started from a passion for caring for the horses and a desire to keep them connected to the sport, especially through breeding and developing home-bred horses rather than relying on heavy buying. Over time, a culture of patient development, attention to conformation and temperament, and a belief in fostering long-term careers for mares and offspring shaped the operation.
S2, E03: Go Eventing with Peter Gray, presented by Sentinel Horse Feeds
Q: What has changed in judging and training pathways since you began, and how should riders approach progression today?
Peter Gray discusses a shift from slow, linear progression to faster qualification tracks, emphasizing that horses should be trained progressively but with awareness of the modern MER-driven environment, and that coaches should guide riders to preserve longevity while still pursuing competitive goals.

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This show centers on eventing with a strong emphasis on firsthand rider and industry perspectives. Episodes frequently explore pathways for development—from grassroots to elite levels—sponsorship dynamics, venue and course design, governance, media coverage, and the practical realities of running and funding events. Across conversations, the tone is rider-first, community-oriented, and practical, often mixing behind-the-scenes stories, mentorship insights, and a dash of humor to illuminate how the sport actually operates and evolves. A notable strength is the ability to connect global developments with local experiences, making it useful for listeners considering guest opportunities, sponsorship alignment, or deeper industry understanding. ... more

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Recent guests on The Go Eventing Podcast include:

1. Giuseppe Della Chiesa
2. Max Corcoran
3. Emily Holmes
4. Leonor MuƱoz Ortiz
5. Felix Vogg
6. Cherie Chauvin
7. Lara de Liedekerke-Meier
8. Peter Gray

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