Albert Voorn: show jumping’s wild card
Is it true you bought your first pony at the age of eight with money you had saved yourself?
Yes. My father was a gardener...
Like mother, like daughter: three generations of success
It was only a matter of time, it seemed, before Amanda Pottinger etched her name on to one of New Zealand’s most coveted equestrian...
John Cottle: master and commander
John Cottle is one of New Zealand’s most highly-regarded riders and trainers, and has had a hand in the careers of many other successful...
Andretti’s long journey home
After a nightmare two years, Canterbury's Susie Hayward was last season reunited with her adored stallion Andretti, and with the pair back to full...
Emily Hayward-Morgan: on a roll
Emily Hayward-Morgan has had a steady rise to the top of the show jumping world. She has progressed from pony club to hunting, then...
Bruce Goodin: this feels like home
If life is a journey, then Bruce Goodin has travelled further along its winding road than most. From growing up on a north Waikato...
Joe Meyer: ‘Don’t forget about me!’
"Don't you forget about me" is event rider Joe Meyer's message to the NZ High Performance programme, and he has recently made contact with...
Andrew Nicholson: Walking the walk
It’s a jungle out there, says Andrew Nicholson. He’s talking about the international eventing scene, and those who doggedly attempt to be competitive from...
A good keen man: Blake Keane
Blake Keane is the friendly face at the in-gate at many shows on the circuit. Every volunteer has a special connection to the sport,...
David Goodin: old school
David Goodin is a humble, knowledgeable, hardworking gentleman, who has quietly contributed so much to the New Zealand sporthorse industry. He is a rider,...