Horzing Around

11. The Power of the Ground Jurors

When you've been in this game for a long time you start to connect the dots. And the dots in between weird rulings by officials paint quite the picture. A picture of inconsistencies and on several occasions, abuse of power. For good and bad. Trouble is the equestrian world is fast in not necessarily forgiving but forgetting things that maybe shouldn't have been forgotten. These things are the things I bring to life in today's podcast episode. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast and please help others to discover it. To get the latest scoop and or the full stories behind the Horzing Around article recaps please head straight to the website of Horzing Around [https://horzingaround.com]and sign up for the newsletter. Don't forget to share, like and subscribe to the podcast and give it a great review on the various platforms it's been published. By doing so you help other find this little place in universe. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

10. Accredited, Ignored, or Untouchable

Once you start looking at who controls visibility, you can’t unsee who controls leadership, accountability, and silence in this sport. From chefs d’équipe who never seem to leave, to the curious perks of being completely unaccredited, episode ten is about the hierarchy we pretend doesn’t exist, and why sometimes being Jane Doe is the most honest position of all. New episodes of Horzing Around explore the uncomfortable questions equestrian sport keeps avoiding — one story at a time. To get the latest scoop and or the full stories behind the Horzing Around article recaps please head straight to the website of Horzing Around [https://horzingaround.com]and sign up for the newsletter. Don't forget to share, like and subscribe to the podcast and give it a great review on the various platforms it's been published. By doing so you help other find this little place in universe. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

9. You Couldn’t Script This (But Somehow, Sweden Did)

Institutions don’t collapse loudly. They unravel quietly, leaking stories through confused timelines, sudden exits, and voices no longer willing to stay inside the room. The Secretary General of the Swedish Equestrian Federation announced his resignation. No scandal. No emergency. He would remain in his role until June 30th to ensure a smooth transition. Orderly. Professional. Reassuring. Then came the rule... An episode about events up in Sweden, Europe. Events that couldn't be scripted but paint a bigger picture. This story has it all, twists, turns, vendettas and power. I also bring up why it seems the rules apply different depending on who is involved. To get the latest scoop and or the full stories behind the Horzing Around article recaps please head straight to the website of Horzing Around [https://horzingaround.com]and sign up for the newsletter. Don't forget to share, like and subscribe to the podcast and give it a great review on the various platforms it's been published. By doing so you help other find this little place in universe. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Dirty Buckets and Digital Fines

Two stories that shouldn’t belong together — but do. In this episode of Horzing Around, we look at what dirty, returned horse gear reveals about neglect, and why the FEI’s new digital vaccination enforcement feels less like progress and more like a symptom. One problem you can smell. One you can’t opt out of. Both raise the same question: what happens when systems tighten because trust already failed? When trust disappears, rules multiply — and buckets never lie. To get the latest scoop and or the full stories behind the Horzing Around article recaps please head straight to the website of Horzing Around [https://horzingaround.com]and sign up for the newsletter. Don't forget to share, like and subscribe to the podcast and give it a great review on the various platforms it's been published. By doing so you help other find this little place in universe. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

It's never any fault of the officials, never...

In horse sport, organisers and officials dodge accountability while riders are left to shoulder the fallout. Here’s one more example of how that story plays out, and why the status quo is finally starting to feel unbearable.A couple of months ago, a few meters after the final fence at a national championships in showjumping in one of the Nordic countries, a horse stumbled on a makeshift arena barrier. The was injured so bad it had to be put down. To get the latest scoop and or the full stories behind the Horzing Around article recaps please head straight to the website of Horzing Around [https://horzingaround.com]and sign up for the newsletter. Don't forget to share, like and subscribe to the podcast and give it a great review on the various platforms it's been published. By doing so you help other find this little place in universe. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.