Blogs

Carlchen winning at Quirindi was a great lead up to Melbourne International 3 Day Event (or so Tinney Eventing thought!). Well it was for War Hawk but for the two German horses it was not the case .......

Teegan Ashby has been to 11 competitions since her last blog including being part of the Australian Young Rider Team at Taupo (the wet one!), Melbourne 3DE and Sydney IHT so there is plenty to catch up on .....

As Christopher Elliott sits in the airport returning from helping a client at Melbourne 3 Day Event, he reflects on what he loves about being an equine vet and how a fluffy little brown welsh pony helped him realise it

Clare Prentice apologises for the long time it has taken to get around to writing her Badminton blog but hopes that in reading it, you'll understand why .......

What a month! Woady and M3DE, boat trips, driving very large horse floats through the centre of Melbourne, borrowing various said floats, returning them again ... Oh my gosh I am so keen to get home to my own bed and sleep until the next Melbourne rolls around ....

Bill Levett reflects on the ups and downs in the roller coaster life of an event rider as he reviews the big events at Rolex and Badminton with Womble (Improvise) and Alfie (Shannondale Titan)

Kate Mckenzie stayed up, like most eventing tragics, to watch Badminton but has also discovered that her own event at Canberra has something in common with big event in the UK - as a heritage listed site

As she prepares for Melbourne International 3 Day Event, Alice Hirst looks back on her first ever ride there ..............

While Clare Prentice has been busy commentating at various events she has still been able to keep an eye on her horses' results at other competitions thanks to new online scoring and no-one is telling Shannondale Titan that he's off to Badminton

Equine vet Christopher Elliott is often found walking courses at events around the world - but what is he looking for that is different to when riders walk the course? Chris tells us about what is involved in running a 3 Day Event from a vet perspective