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The Official USEA Podcast. United States Eventing Association.

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Eventing isn't only about moving up the levels. It's about finding the place in the sport that brings you and your horse joy. This week on the USEA Official Podcast, USEA Board of Governors members Erin Thompson and Allison Bailey join the show to ce... more

You asked, and five-star eventer Ariel Grald answered! This week on the USEA Official Podcast, Grald sits down to tackle listener questions about the horses, experiences, and lessons that have shaped her career. Fresh off a win in the USEA Open Inter... more

Every year, the USEA American Eventing Championships (AEC) presented by Nutrena Feeds produces stories that remind us why eventing is about so much more than the final leaderboard. This week on the USEA Podcast, AEC Starter Amateur Champion Amanda Ga... more

The USEA American Eventing Championships (AEC) presented by Nutrena Feeds is finally upon us! The USEA Official Podcast heads behind the scenes of the 2026 AEC at the Kentucky Horse Park with co-organizer Mary Fike, course builder Mick Costello, and ... more

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Erin Thompson
Board of Governors member, resident of North Alaska
USEA
Episode: USEA Podcast #423: There’s a Place for Everyone in Eventing
Allison Bailey
Board of Governors member, eventing organizer in Colorado
USEA
Episode: USEA Podcast #423: There’s a Place for Everyone in Eventing
Ariel Grald
Five-star event rider who has competed at the world level and owns and campaigns top horses
Independent equestrian competitor
Episode: USEA Podcast #422: Your Questions Answered with Ariel Grald
Amanda Gantz
Winner of the Starter Division at the AEC, breast cancer survivor
Individual rider, Pint's partner
Episode: USEA Podcast #421: An #AEC2026 Journey Worth More Than the Win with Amanda Gantz
Amy Dawm
VP of Equine Operations at Marshall and Sterling
Marshall and Sterling
Episode: USEA Podcast #421: An #AEC2026 Journey Worth More Than the Win with Amanda Gantz
Mary Fike
Co-organizer with EEI, veteran USEA organizer
EEI / USEA
Episode: USEA Podcast #420: Everything You Need to Know about #AEC2026
Mick Costello
In charge of building courses in Kentucky
Kentucky Horse Park / EEI
Episode: USEA Podcast #420: Everything You Need to Know about #AEC2026
Louise Gilliam
Competition director
EEI / Kentucky Horse Park
Episode: USEA Podcast #420: Everything You Need to Know about #AEC2026
Olivia Dutton
Under-25 World Championship bronze medalist, eventer
USA Eventing
Episode: USEA Podcast #419: Two Duttons, Two World Championships

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 65 ratings
  • Great guests

    The guests are the best part. The host is too long winded and struggles to let the guests answer the questions. In addition, it’s an official podcast, so more effort should be made by the host to use the new FEI nomenclature. Calling LRK3DE a 4* is no longer correct!

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    greatguests
    United States7 years ago
  • Please fix audio issues

    Great program, but at times audio quality is so poor it's difficult to listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
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    jessahills
    United States10 years ago

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Guests are consistently strong and informative, though pacing can be host-driven.
Audio quality sometimes hinders listening experience.
Guest lineup showcases broad expertise from breeding to event operations.
Listener sentiment highlights the show's educational value despite occasional production issues.
The mix of career-focused and practical content is valuable for sponsors and guests alike.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

USEA Podcast #423: There’s a Place for Everyone in Eventing
Q: Allison, what's the kind of thing that people don't know coming into a horse trials and a recognized USEA event, and what would you tell newcomers?
Ask questions freely—talk to coaches, show jump designers, organizers, and volunteers. Eventing culture is very welcoming and coach-supported, with a buddy system and resources like the rule book and certified instructors to help newcomers feel confident and stay safe while learning.
USEA Podcast #423: There’s a Place for Everyone in Eventing
Q: Let's talk about intro, because it's a new addition. It's sort of the first entry into the sport. If you want the first rung on the ladder, and it's kind of a gentle introduction, as you could possibly get, intro is it. Allison, give us the overview in terms of height, difficulty. What does it look like and why has it been brought into the areas?
Intro is a 45 centimeter (about 18 inches) height fence level with a walk-trot dressage test, and organizers can choose appropriate tests. It's designed to be accessible for people who want to stay involved but aren't ready for larger jumps, providing a safe, low-pressure entry to recognize eventing and a pathway to higher levels.
USEA Podcast #422: Your Questions Answered with Ariel Grald
Q: What has been the hardest part of your career so far?
The highs are high and the lows are low; a severe accident in 2025 required extensive medical care and challenged her mentally and physically, shaping her comeback.
USEA Podcast #422: Your Questions Answered with Ariel Grald
Q: How did you get your start in Eventing?
Her mother introduced her to riding early, and she fell in love with eventing through riding and jumping on ponies in fields, which set her on a lifelong path.
USEA Podcast #422: Your Questions Answered with Ariel Grald
Q: What do you like most about Obalix?
His happy, enthusiastic energy and interactive brain, which makes every ride a partnership where he wants to go on the adventure with me.

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Frequently Asked Questions About USEA Podcast

What is USEA Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A lively, sport-focused series that blends hands-on eventing insight with behind‑the‑scenes coverage of the sport's ecosystem. Episodes frequently feature athletes, trainers, organizers, journalists, and industry leaders exploring career paths, event operations, breeding, insurance, and welfare, often weaving practical advice with personal stories from top horses, riders, and administrators. Noteworthy strengths include in-depth discussions of long-format formats and governance, a strong emphasis on community, mentorship, and education, plus regular sponsor segments that provide actionable resources for riders and owners. This mix makes it a compelling listen for professionals in the equestrian world, sponsors seeking authentic sport storyt... more

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Recent guests on USEA Podcast include:

1. Erin Thompson
2. Allison Bailey
3. Ariel Grald
4. Amanda Gantz
5. Amy Dawm
6. Mary Fike
7. Mick Costello
8. Louise Gilliam

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