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Our latest podcast episode is now live. In this episode of the Equestrian Hub Podcast, we’re joined by Sue Williams for a candid and considered conversation exploring the realities of life in the equestrian world. Sue shares reflections shaped by experience — from navigating challenges and change, to the importance of clarity, resilience and staying true to your values in an often complex industry. This episode is a calm, insightful listen for riders, professionals and horse people who enjoy ...

In this episode of the Equestrian Hub Podcast, US show jumping team member Chloe Reid opens up about her journey in the sport, the horses who shaped her career, and the values that drive her training philosophy. The conversation weaves together her family legacy, training strategies, sponsorship philosophy, and personal routines that keep her grounded while competing at the highest level. “My advice is to take every opportunity you can, whether it’s grooming, riding, or just watching the best...

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 We’re thrilled to welcome Holly Hall Perrin as the brand new co-host of the Equestrian Hub Podcast 🎙️🐴 And she’s kicking things off in style — her very first guest is none other than Amanda Loy, founder of the incredible Cowgirls Gathering 🤠✨ Tune in as Holly and Amanda chat all things community, horses, and the spirit of the cowgirl. You won’t want to miss this one! 👉 Live now wherever you listen 👉 And don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode! Support t...

From Bridle to Bridleless with Brendan Wise with your host, Charlie Brister. In this episode, we sit down with horseman and educator Brendan Wise for a deep and insightful conversation on the transition from riding with a bridle to going bridleless — with or without a neck rope. We explore: 🐎 The true benefits of starting horses bridleless 🧠 How emotional regulation in both horse and rider shapes training outcomes 🧩 Why addressing the root problem is more powerful than managing surfac...

Aoife Leggett is an IAPC&M accredited life coach, breathwork teacher, and personal trainer. Drawing on her education in sport, performance psychology and performance nutrition, she offers a well-rounded approach to helping clients build confidence, strengthen their mindset, and perform at their best. She loves horse riding, hiking, and cycling, and is the founder of Three Sixty Coaching. She settled in with podcast host Charlie Brister for a fascinating discussion on topics including: •Tw...

Will Matthew owns and operates Bellaroo Equestrian, a show jumping stable offering a range of equestrian services. From breakers to Grand Prix horses, Will believes in bringing out the best in his horses through a methodical and ethical approach. After training under some of Australia’s top riders including three time Olympian Vicki Roycroft, as well as additional training in the US, he has a wealth of knowledge to pass on to others, and has taught show jumping, dressage and eventing t...

Caleb Degen has built a career around his love of horses, competing in eventing, polo in the UK, and currently working as Equine Coordinator with the Australian Outback Spectacular. At home on Queensland’s Gold Coast, he offers clinics in liberty and groundwork that exemplify his innovative approach to training as well as his commitment to animal welfare. He sat down with Equestrian Hub podcast host Charie Brister to talk about: Building connection Equestrian wizardry M...

An accredited Level 2 Dressage Specialist Coach and National A Level Grand Prix Judge, Nicole has over 30 years’ experience in training, competing, judging and coaching. She’s trained in Germany, Spain and The Netherlands, and has produced nine very successful FEI horses. With over 39 championship titles and multiple Australian titles to her name, she offers personalised coaching and full care agistment in Queensland’s beautiful Gold Coast hinterland. Listen as Nicole goes in depth with podca...

Luke Dee was given an unexpected opportunity when he was asked to represent New Zealand in the FEI World Cup Final after Julie Davey, the FEI World Cup New Zealand League Series winner, decided not to travel to Switzerland to compete. Luke, a Kiwi, had previously represented New Zealand at the Nations Cup in Europe and the United States, and with his current jumping partner Gangster WW, had won an FEI World Cup Qualifier round in December 2024. Hardly able to believe his luck, he was more tha...