Podcasts about hartpury

Gloucester played Hartpury in their final Premiership Cup home game and it was a bit of a stinker. A 7-7 draw with very little quality or entertainment, Jim and Ed give their very short reviews of the game and where we can find any positives.In the Six Nations, England snatched an improbable victory over a misfiring French side; Scotland once again crumbled in the face of a dominant Ireland and Wales' misery continues to a 14th straight defeat as Italy win back to back games in Rome.We chat through all the games plus the confirmation of Santi's departure to Bath.Ed PriceJames Eastwood (Snowy)Jim HarleyCherry Jam is kindly sponsored by PGT LLP

Gloucester regained the Slater Cup after a thrilling comeback win over Leicester at Kingsholm. It leaves the Cherry and Whites in 3rd place as the Premiership breaks for the Six Nations. We chat through the game, the key moments and the performances by so many players across the squad. Once again Santi was awarded Player of the Match by TNT and his future continues to be in doubt as there are strong rumours he may depart for Bath at the end of the season. The lads weigh up that and all the other transfer news and rumours including the confirmed re-signings before checking in on Glos-Hartpury's weekend - which couldn't have gone much better (Despite not playing). Finally we do a little preview of the Six Nations. Ed Price James Eastwood (Snowy) Russ Brookes Jim Harley Cherry Jam is delighted to be sponsored by PGT LLP.

Another bumper episode this week as Ed speaks with Deputy Sports Editor for City AM (and fellow Gloucester supporter) Matt Hardy about rugby, business and how clubs interact with journalists and the press. As usual, the lads also chat through the weekends results and another good result at home for Gloucester - this time over Scarlets in the Challenge Cup. We discuss the performance, where it leads the Cherry and Whites in terms of qualification for the knockouts and the improving defence. We also discuss Glos-Hartpury returning to the top of the PWR with a hard fought win over Loughborough Lightning as friend of the pod, Zoe Aldcroft, is appointed as Red Roses captain. Ed Price Jim Harley Matt Hardy Cherry Jam is kindly sponsored by PGT LLP.

A bumper episode this week as Gloucester and Glos-Hartpury secured excellent wins against Sale and Bristol respectively. We discuss the performances and the importance of both victories and what it could mean for the rest of the season. Also in this weeks pod are our thoughts on the 2025/26 Membership available to Gloucester supporters, the value, the innovative ideas and where we could see improvements. Finally, we do comment on the controversy around Kirill (who has our full support). Cherry Jam is proud to be sponsored by PGT LLP. Ed Price Jim Harley Russ Brookes

After the devastating news from a few weeks ago we pay tribute to Tom Voyce - we would like to express our sincere condolences to his family and friends. RIP Tom. In this weeks pod we ask Jim about his Vannes trip and whether the weekend made up for the game. We then chat through an excellent win and 'nilling' of Harlequins at home; the great performances throughout the team but why it isn't the complete performance others may have mentioned. Finally we discuss the Glos-Hartpury win away to Exeter and why it was so good to see a return to form live on Youtube. Cherry Jam is delighted to be sponsored for the rest of this season by Pitt Godden & Taylor LLP. Ed Price Jim Harley Russ Brookes

Gloucester won their opening pool game of this seasons Challenge Cup against Edinburgh. It was an ugly win in difficult conditions (not the most entertaining match but a good result in the end). We chat through the game as well as all the weekends action and why its becoming more of a stretch for the average supporter to catch all the games they might want to. We also discuss Glos-Hartpury's return to winning ways before we answer some of your 'Listener questions': What is our go-to pint on match day? What have been Gloucester's most challenging weather experiences? Finally, we wanted to pay tribute to a former guest of this podcast and a devout Gloucester Rugby supporter - Tom Morris. Tom was one of the driving forces of Progressive Rugby, helping bring much needed attention to the issue of concussion in the game and its impact on players health. Tom sadly passed away at the end of November after a short battle with cancer. All our thoughts go out to Tom's family and friends. RIP Tom. You will be missed. Ed Price Jim Harley Thank you again to Wynn Homes for their kind sponsorship of this week's podcast.

Last season's demons following the 90-0 defeat to Northampton Saints were banished as Gloucester won a superb victory away to he current Premiership champions. We discuss the performance, the improvements in overall attitude and the importance of backing this up during the next bank of league fixtures. We also chat about Gloucester-Hartpury's disappointing narrow defeat to Bristol, the small margins that have led to the three defeats this season and why we feel confident that they can still finish in the top four. There is also a conversation around the potential for a Linear World Championship trophy, European preview and Jim's plans for Vannes. Ed Price Jim Harley Russ Brookes Lawrence Landray Big thanks to Wynn Homes for their kind sponsorship. https://www.wynnhomes.co.uk/

Mo's travelled to Wales this week to visit Hartpury's rivals, Cardiff Met. Twenty three of the squad are going to be competing in the Celtic Challenge this December, so she's gone to find out what's in the water over the Severn Bridge... Mo's joined by Lisa Newton, Head Coach at Cardiff Met, recently retired Wales & Bristol fly half, Elinor Snowsill, who is now Assistant Coach at the uni & Alisha Joyce-Butchers, Wales & Bristol back row, who is mentoring one of the squad, as part of GSR & Vodafone's EmpowHER programme. Their debate about who Wales' next Head Coach should be isn't to be missed…

Gloucester finished their first bank of league fixtures with a well deserved win over Newcastle Falcons. We chat through the game, the key performances and the most important thing a much improved defence. We also discuss the frustration and feelings of a missed opportunity as England lose out to the All Blacks. It also was a week where the Haka was again brought into focus with some ill-advised comments from Joe Marler (who has announced his retirement from International Rugby). Finally Jim and Ed run over the weekends results for Gloucester, opening their defence of the Premiership Cup against Hartpury, while Glos-Hartpury got back to winning ways against Sale.

Broken record time. Once again a superb first 40 with excellent tries and attacking play wasn't enough as Gloucester's second half woes continue away to Leicester in the Slater Cup. We chat through the match, the encouraging signs that some of the issues are starting to be resolved plus the frustration that some persist. We also discuss Glos-Hartpury's first home defeat in two seasons and how actually it might be a blessing in disguise. Finally we go through the Women's Rugby World Cup groups, the tickets and the excellent planning that is behind the fixtures - before we preview the Newcastle fixture. Ed Price Jim Harley

After a superb first 40 where the Cherry and Whites scored two more contenders for try of the season, Bath proved too much in the second half helped by a worryingly porous defence. We chat through the game, the performances and highlight the possible reasons for the continued issues with the defence. We also discuss Glos-Hartpury's win away to Quins, the Red Roses back to back triumphs in the WXV and preview the Leicester game on Saturday Ed Price James Eastwood (Snowy) Jim Harley Russ Brookes

After a week off because the Internet in Northern Cyprus is a little temperamental, we are back to discuss the superb if nerve jangling win over Bristol Bears followed by the slightly disappointing defeat away to Sale (despite securing two bonus points). The lads chat through the vast improvements seen in our attacking play, picking out the notable performances and players while also addressing the continued nagging issue of the defence (which is average at best). We also discuss the start of Glos-Hartpury's bid for a Three-peat of title wins, the fall out from the shock resignation of the head of PWR and preview the Gloucester Bath match this weekend. Ed Price Russ Brookes Jim Harley

Sam is back again for another episode of TWRS Weekly where this week we talk BUCS Women's Super Rugby, Barbarians and also hear from the Wallaroos camp. We chat to Hartpury's Lowri Davies following their opening BUCS game in the newly named BUCS Women's Super Rugby against Edinburgh. We also speak to Abi Meyrick following her 'trip of a lifetime' to Cape Town with the Barbarians. And finally we heard from Jo Yapp - Australia's head coach - ahead of their game against Wales.

We're back for one final time in the 2023/24 Championship campaign as we look towards naming our Podcast Team of the Season this Friday!  We've amassed a huge list of contenders which Ross Hancock and Charlie Beckett dissect in this latest episode - it's been another cracking season of Championship rugby!  They also look back on the final round of fixtures as Cornish Pirates and Hartpury both secured their highest second-tier finishes, plus praise for the Champions who signed off in style on home soil.  

A bumper issue as Championship Rugby prepares to bring the curtain down on another fantastic season this weekend.  Delighted to welcome one of Ealing's integral members of their champions squad, Reuben Bird-Tulloch to talk to Charlie Beckett about the importance of English rugby's second-tier and excitement to lift the trophy for the second time in three seasons.  As usual, we also have the traditional preview/review from Charlie and host, Ross Hancock - including some strong opinion across the board.  We wish Charlie all the best as he prepares for his final Championship appearance tomorrow when bringing the curtain down on a fantastic career as Doncaster travel to Hartpury. 

Firstly an apology as we have decided to leave a lot more of the swearing in this weeks pod, but we are sure you understand why. Gloucester lose another league game, this time to Exeter Chiefs, but it was the manner of the defeat and the apparent contempt shown to the Season ticket holders that grates most. Four very angry Cherry Jammers discuss the match, the atmosphere at Kingsholm, where this leaves George Skivington and whether a defeat to Benetton would spell the end of his now 91 league game tenure. We also try to lighten the mood by chatting through a great win for Glos-Hartpury in the 3rd/4th playoff of the Allianz Cup; another Grand-Slam for the Red Roses and what Billy Vunipola gets up to on a night out in Majorca. Ed Price James Eastwood (Snowy) aka Angry Caller Jim Harley Russ Brookes

A few weeks since our last Pod and we're delighted to be joined by Chinnor back row forward, Max Clementson to discuss the Oxfordshire club's imminent arrival in Championship Rugby.  The former Hartpury man has helped Chinnor into the second-tier for the very first time, after they secured the National One title in victory over Birmingham Moseley two weeks ago.  He spoke to Charlie Beckett about the title winning campaign, excitement to be back in the Champ, and the challenges that await in 24/25.  Elsewhere, Charlie and host, Ross Hancock review the previous few rounds of action, as well as shout outs for two players making the journey to the top flight next season having signed for Bristol Bears. 

After five long years of generally seeing England put in average performances (all be it, with some good results) finally a performance to be proud of as the men in white ruined Ireland's Grand Slam dreams. The lads chat through all the Six Nations action, including Italy's deserved win over Scotland and a resurgent French side hammering Wales. Meanwhile we also chat through Gloucester-Hartpury securing a home semi final with yet another win, this time over former Champions Harlequins. Finally we preview the Premiership Final this Friday at Kingsholm. Ed Price Russ Brookes Jim Harley

A hard fought win for Gloucester over defending Champions Exeter means the Cherry and Whites have reached their first Final since 2018 - a win for Leicester away to Ealing, means that Kingsholm will be the venue. We discuss the performances, the win and how the cup competitions continue to give us hope for the season. The lads also chat through the England A squad announcement, the u18's Finals Day, rumours and important re-signings plus Glos-Hartpury making it 10 out of 10 in the league to finally reach the top this season. Ed Price Lawrence Landray Jim Harley Russ Brookes

Another superb comeback for Gloucester Hartpury as they overturn a large second half deficit to beat local rivals Bristol. Jim takes us through the game and the importance of keeping this unbeaten run going. Elsewhere, in the Six Nations, England managed to sneak a win over a young Wales side, Ireland eased passed a disappointing Italy while Scotland were robbed of a last second win over a disjointed France by a very controversial TMO decision. The main part of the pod though this week is our discussion around ideas that could improve the game as a whole. Ed Price James Eastwood (Snowy) Lawrence Landray Jim Harley

Just when we thought we would be having a relatively quiet few weeks discussing the Six Nations and the Glos-Hartpury women's fixtures, news broke of potential Saudi investment into Gloucester and three other Premiership clubs. The guys give their honest opinions on the issue, before chatting through Gloucester-Hartpury's incredible comeback win over Leicester Tigers Women, the Six Nations week one results and why we were definitely robbed at the Sports Podcast Awards. Finally our deepest apologies go out to all of our American listeners, we promise the NFL chat will get better!

After a week off due to Ed not having a voice following the victory up in a cold Edinburgh, the boys are back and for once are generally happy! We chat through both victories and a much better performance against an all be it weakened French opposition. Could this be the catalyst for a win in the league over Sale Sharks? We also mull over Glos-Hartpury's excellent victory over Saracens at Kingsholm and the shock news that Superstar winger Louis Rees-Zammit is leaving Rugby Union with immediate effect and heading to the NFL.

After two more defeats in the league, Gloucester have now equalled the worst run in the Premiership for the club of consecutive losses. Are there any positives to pull out (other than four losing bonus points)? What next for George Skivington and the rest of the coaches? Will the Bath game be where we pull the plug? We discuss the performances and the results, in contrast to more success for the Glos-Hartpury Womens team. Jim chats through his BIG GAME experience at Twickenham and we also ask where have all the stats gone from the Premiership website? Ed Price James Eastwood (Snowy) Jim Harley

Two successive wins in Europe have given the club a bit of positivity after a few disappointing weeks. We chat through the victories over Clermont and Black Lion, while also discussing the reworking by the club and local band Tux Fizz of "We are the Glo'ster Boys", the (sort of) return of the Cherryettes and Glos-Hartpury's excellent start to their season. Ed Price Jim Harley

My guest this week is my former Esher RFC teammate, Jamie Gibbs.   This interview was recorded in November of 2023 and we talked about his time at Hartpury and how it shaped his club career, a fantastic and fun time at Esher RFC where he grew as a player within a strong group of scrum-halves, a short, ill-fated spell with Ealing Trailfinders, before finding the love again at Richmond RFC with their refreshing community feel.   Jamie then shares his experience of playing and coaching for Stow-on-the-Wold RFC and becoming a viral sensation.   There are a ton of great stories in this episode and some incredible value too - I hope you enjoy!   LINKS Jamie Gibbs on Instagram - @JamieGibbs9 - https://www.instagram.com/JamieGibbs9/ Stow-on-the-Wold RFC - https://www.stowrfc.com/ Richmond RFC - https://www.richmondfc.co.uk/ Ealing Trailfinders - https://www.ealingtrailfinders.com/ Esher RFC - https://www.esherrugby.com/index.php   BUY ME A COFFEE Coffee helps me make more and better episodes. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/amateurrugbypodcast   PATREON Join The Amateur Rugby Podcast Patreon community for some extra amateur rugby goodness! (https://patreon.com/amateurrugbypodcast)   PODCAST KIT Everything I use to create, edit and produce this podcast can be found on my Creating a Podcast (https://www.amateurrugbypodcast.com/creating-a-podcast/) page.   SUPPORT If you would like to support the podcast in some way then there are plenty of options on my Support the Podcast (https://www.amateurrugbypodcast.com/support/) page.

It's going to get better soon isn't it? Until then, we have to cope with yet another poor performance and big defeat at home. We chat through the latest loss to Leicester Tigers and try and find any positives from one of the more disappointing displays in a long time. However, we are cheered by the continuing brilliance of Gloucester-Hartpury as they started the defence of their League title with a thumping bonus point win over Leicester women. Ed Price Lawrence Landray (Loz) Jim Harley

Join Sam as he gives a run-through on the opening round of WXV 2 & 3 as well as previewing this weekend's action in WXV 1, 2 and 3 as the Red Roses get their campaign underway. Sticking with WXV, Sam also talks to Martin Haag, Rachel McLachlan and Emma Wassell from the Scotland camp to discuss their time in South Africa so far. Away from the international stage, Sam discusses Allianz Cup with Bristol Bears Delaney Burns before talking all things BUCS Women's National League with Hartpury's Abileigh Priestnall. Rounding off the episode, Sam chats to Kenilworth captain Flic Baldwin and assistant coach Jordan Young to discuss their Championship campaign so far. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-womens-rugby-show/message

Don't be late now...join Jez and Barry as they discuss the hot topics of last weekends rugby including a big win over Hartpury, world cup exits and near scrapes and we look forward to Chiefs, quarters and the small matter of a marathon for Jez. And oh, nearly forgot, how to kick before you've counted to 60!Follow the Fezcast on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook to hear all our latest news first!Click here for subscription links[Disclaimer: The Fezcast is brought to you on behalf of the Saracens Supporters Association and is not an official product of Saracens Ltd]Title Music (from Season 4): "Herald" by This Winter Machine

After our first weekend away in Lille to watch England v Chile, the lads discuss the pros and cons of the stadium and overall experience including an unfortunate incident involving Jim, a lovely Belgian triple, a wonky table and a girl on crutches. We also chat through the two victories over the weekend against Hartpury and Barbarians respectively. Finally we discuss the issues facing Jersey Reds as English Rugby maintains its standard crisis mode. Ed Price James Eastwood (Snowy) Jim Harley

Piggy March does it again taking the win in the 4 at the NAF Five Star Hartpury International 4* for the second year in a row.  Rosie sits down with Steve Heal to review the top 10 from Hartpury and chat through Steve's rides from the weekend. This episode is kindly supported by NAF. Listen for free across all podcast platforms 

Hartpury is a happy hunting ground for Piggy March and the EquiRatings Prediction Centre thinks there could be another Piggy win on the cards! Rosie and Nicole preview the 4* field at the NAF Five Star International Hartpury Horse Trials and take a look at what it takes to win at Hartpury.  This episode is kindly supported by NAF. Listen for free across all podcast platforms 

In this episode of “In Stride,” Sinead is joined by Irish 5* event rider Elizabeth Power. Elizabeth Power is a 5* event rider and show jumper based in Ireland. Elizabeth started her competitive career in show jumping and represented Ireland at the Pony European Championships at Hartpury, England in 1997. Elizabeth started her eventing career in 1998 and has represented Ireland at the European Championships at the pony, junior, and senior levels. Elizabeth was 11th at her Badminton debut in 2009 on Kilpatrick River, 9th at Burghley in 2018, and won the 4* short at Mallow in 2020 on Soladoun. She also won the show jumping speed class at the 2019 Dublin CSIO5* on Doonaveeragh O One. Elizabeth is the daughter of Con Power, who was a member of the 1970's Irish show jumping team. In this episode, Elizabeth discusses various topics related to her career and approach to horse training, including: • Producing talented horses that go on to be successful with other professional riders. • Growing up in a competitive household of accomplished equestrians. • The risk of competing at a high level and how safety in the sport is changing. • Nurture vs Nature and her philosophy for training horses up the levels. • Creating a system and finding funding for the high-performance program in Ireland. Join Elizabeth and Sinead in this exciting conversation on sourcing and producing talented horses.

Gloucester-Hartpury overcame their West Country rivals Bristol to make it to their first Premiership final. We discuss the performance, what it means for Gloucester Rugby generally and why you just have to get a ticket! Meanwhile, London Irish have unfortunately become the third club to fail and disappear this season. We chat through the implications and where our sympathies lie. Finally, as the first squads are announced for the World Cup, we discuss Zach Mercer's inclusion. (Note, we did have a good 15 min rant about the ridiculous decision to exclude Val - then he ended up being in the squad, so we will save that one for another day!) Ed Price Russ Brookes Jim Harley

We review the two Premiership Semi's and discuss whether we can hope to see Gloucester match the intensity required next season. The lads also chat through the cost of the final tickets - are they an unnecessary barrier to supporters attending the show piece event. All this as London Irish are edging ever closer to oblivion as the RFU give a deadline of 30th May for their takeover to be completed. Finally, we do bite the bullet and discuss the second half of the season review, before we preview the Glos-Hartpury game against Quins Ladies and next weeks exciting pod! Ed Price Jim Harley Lawrence Landray (Loz)

Mochara is a relatively young brand, launching just before Covid, but in that time, Tara and her team have made a big impression on the equestrian industry, and on today's episode, I find out all about the idea behind the brand, plans for the future, and more. The idea for Mochara came to Tara when she was studying at Hartpury and needed clothes to take her from horses to going out to the gym... and everything else too. Not a fan of heavily branded items, Tara started to research the market and created the Mochara brand. Since this time, the brand has weathered (and grown) during a global pandemic, had huge shows, and is now looking for investment, and Mochara is tackling this issue in a rather brilliant, slightly unusual, way.

Helen is the third generation of her family to farm at Longridge Farm in Gloucestershire, which is 100 acres in area. Originally a dairy farm along with sheep and traditional orchards, Helen now runs a 50 head sucker herd with Dexters, 120 breeding ewes, a dairy goat rearing system, a small pig rearing unit, 100 turkeys for the Christmas market, a livery yard and the orchard. She is also a part time lecturer in agriculture at Hartpury College where she mainly teaches livestock production. She has in the past worked there on a full time basis. In 2017 Helen's dad died after a 5 year battle with cancer, and this was a real turning point for Helen and the business, encouraging her to go full throttle with it, especially the meat box enterprise.You can follow Helen on Instagram here.Or search for Longridge Farm on Facebook.  About BenBen Eagle is a freelance rural affairs and agricultural journalist and podcaster. He also produces podcasts for a number of other rural organisations. You can find out more at benjamineagle.co.uk Please subscribe to the show and leave us a review wherever you are listening.  Follow us on social mediaInstagram @mtf_podcastTwitter @mtf_podcastWatch us on Youtube here A-Plan Rural InsuranceThis episode is sponsored by our primary sponsor A Plan Rural.  Show ReferencesProduce and Provide UK Timestamps00:27 Ben introduces the show01:58 Helen comes in02:15 What gives Helen the drive to keep doing what she is doing?03:00 History of the farm and Helen's grandfather.03:55 The farm enterprises.05:54 Helen and Griff start buying stock. 06:13 Did Helen want to farm when she was growing up?08:08 Helen went to Hartpury College to do a vet nursing science degree.09:35 In 2005 Helen and Griff take the leap to farm but Helen also gets a job as a full time lecturer in animal care at Hartpury.11:24 This episode is being sponsored by A Plan Rural Insurance.12:08 Helen working with her dad.12:55 Starting out with selling direct: Helen's tips. 15:25 It doesn't happen overnight but gradually you get repeat customers.16:18 Social media takes time to build.16:31 Would Helen expand or work with other producers?18:35 Helen's day to day depending on the time of year.20:35 Lambing 202322:42 More information on A Plan Rural Insurance.23:04 The apples and orchards - what does Helen do with them?24:46 Helen's dad gets cancer.26:39 Flooding on the farm and wetter winters going forwards.28:29 The future for the farm.30:18 Goat meat is popular.30:52 Challenges section - profitability and balancing cost of production versus profit. 32:50 Helen's internal battle of passing costs on to her customers.33:24 Helen's message for the public.34:19 Helen's message for farmers.35:28 Helen's shout out for Produce and Provide UK36:09 How do you follow Helen?37:06 Ben rounds up the show and what is happening next week?  

Gloucester scored six tries to secure two losing bonus points in a disappointing defeat away to top four challengers Northampton. We discuss the game, the positives and the ongoing issues with our kicking game plan (particularly when contrasted to our play when we don't kick it!). The lads also chat through Gloucester-Hartpury's first league defeat of the season to Saracens Women and the review of Round 3 of the Six Nations - including England beating Wales and why we were a little underwhelmed. Ed Price Lawrence Landray Jim Harley

Seb Negri is an Italian international with a fascinating back story. We discuss fleeing his home in Zimbabwe, coming through the Hartpury production line, earning back respect for Italian rugby, the leadership of Michele Lamaro, the stardust of Ange Capuozzo, Kieran Crowley's regime and much more... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As Bedford Blues prepare to return to Goldington Road on Saturday against Hartpury University, we catch up with several members of the squad to hear reports ahead of the game.  Firstly, Alex Woolford talks his desire to return from injury sooner rather than later; then we hear from Ethan Grayson and Head of Strength and Conditioning, Jamie Bain who both discuss the upcoming set of fixtures.  Finally, Sean French stars in the 'When We Were Young' segment.   

Nach der letzten Folge bleiben wir bei Championatserlebnissen: Ich habe mit Mathies Rüder, dem frischgebackenen Europameister der Junioren, gesprochen und wir haben die EM Woche Revue passieren lassen. Was gibt es Schöneres als eine Europameisterschaft in England zu reiten? Die EM in diesem Jahr fand in diesem Jahr im britischen Hartpury statt und Mathies durfte mit seinem Pferd Bon Ton für die deutsche Mannschaft an den Start gehen. Neben der Goldmedaille im Einzel konnte das Team außerdem die Bronzemedaille mit nach Hause bringen.

Nicole and Rosie catch up and review the dressage days and look forward to all the jumping action. Listen for free across all podcast platforms.

Nicole and Rosie catch up after a brilliant day at the NAF FIVE STAR Hartpury International, to review the 4* action this weekend. Tim Cheffings is also on the show to talk through his 3 clears inside the time in the 2* and Piggy March gives us an overview of her winning weekend.

Under 21 British team young rider Jessie recently scored three personal bests at the European young rider championships at Hartpury . I catch up with her and find out what it's like to be mentored by double gold medalist Lottie fry and her goals for the future

Nicole and Rosie take a look at the huge 4* field at the NAF Five Star International Hartpury Horse Trials, what it takes to win at Hartpury and they pick their Eventing Manager teams! This episode is kindly supported by NAF. Listen for free across all podcast platforms 

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It's Junior and Young Rider Championship week so Rosie, Nicole and Felicity Collins take a look at the combinations lining up at Hartpury and what it takes to do well at the venue. Listen for free across all podcast platforms. 

In our 111th weekly episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, supported by NAF Five Star Superflex, H&H's Polly Bryan talks to top British international dressage rider Gareth Hughes. He reflects on what makes a successful championship team and his own career. We'll be reviewing all of the dressage action from the CDI, CPEDI and premier league at Hartpury and H&H's Pippa Roome then catches up with H&H's news team to talk about equine obesity in the show ring and the administration of pain relief at FEI shows. Finally, farrier Sam Dracott talks about what happens when cracks develop in horses' hooves. We hope you'll enjoy listening.

Surely there's space in the Championship Team of the Season for the division's leading marksman?  The influential Hartpury 10/12 faced some stiff competition to retain the jersey from last season with others from the top four sides also in the discussion.  In the end, the soon to be Bristol Bear did retain his spot in another fantastic campaign from a personal perspective, pipping the likes of Will Maisey, Sam Olver and Russell Bennett to the top of the points tally. 

Gloucester produce a sensational comeback performance in the final 20 minutes to beat Northampton. We discuss the game, the positives and the negatives plus what it could mean for the rest of the season. Then guys also chat about last weekends action including another couple of rants about Eddie Jones. Finally we add our thoughts to the Promotion/Relegation debate. Ed Price James Eastwood (Snowy) Russ Brookes Jim Harley

Well none of us saw that coming. A superb victory away at Saracens (the first away win there since 2008) and probably not our best performance of the season either. The guys chat about the game, what the result means and how excited should we be all getting - a little excited, but not a lot! We also chat about the end of two great runs in the Premiership, Leicester losing to Wasps and unfortunately Bath managing to hang on to beat 14 man Worcester. Finally, we discuss a great away win for Glos-Hartpury Women against top of the table Bristol. Ed Price Lawrence Landray (Loz) Jim Harley Russ Brookes

Ellis Genge talks candidly about his life growing up. He reveals how rugby potentially saved him from prison, his money struggles during his academy days and conflicts he had to fit into rugby's lifestyle on this England Rugby Podcast: O2 Inside Line.Season eight sees the players telling their own stories, in their own words, with this pod including contributions from England's Joe Marler and Kyle Sinckler, as well as Ellis' former coach at Hartpury, and now Bristol Bears skills coach, Sean Marsden.FOLLOW:· England Rugby Facebook· England Rugby Instagram· England Rugby Twitter· England Rugby TikTok· O2 Sports Instagram· O2 Sports Twitter SUBSCRIBE:· Subscribe to the pod here. BUY:· Get the latest kits, training and leisure wear from England Rugby StoreAUDIO CREDIT· With thanks to BT Sport for permission to use their Premiership commentary See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's episode is so good we've split it into two parts!!!  Part one sees usual host Michael Casey back in the hot seat with his partner in crime Gully! The guest is Hartpury University Principle, Vice Chancellor & CEO Russell Marchant. Russell discusses Hartpury's phenomenal rise through the leagues, the vast scale of rugby played on campus every week as well as their frankly incredible list of alumni. Russell goes on to talk about his role on the panel of the Championship Strategic review & what the working group has achieved so far. 

A pod of two this week as Jim and Ed are the only ones not on holiday or running Marathons. They discuss the announcement of the Heineken Challenge Cup groups and the away trips to Lyon and Newport. Ed reviews the Coventry pre-season performance, the ground and the place as a whole. They also chat about a mixed start for the Glos-Hartpury Womens team and share their predictions for the Northampton game. Ed Price Jim Harley

Nicole and Rosie look back at the fantastic competition at Hartpury. They review the highly competitive CCI-S 4* and the CCI-L 3* but watch out competitors they would happily take a few of the horses home! The 4* runner up Kitty King also joined to give her thoughts on her performance and the competition.  This episode is kindly supported by NAF Listen for free across all podcast platforms.

Nicole and Spike are ringside as they bring you the low down of the dressage at the NAF Five Star Hartpury International. There have been some stunning tests today so be sure to listen to see what Nicole and Spike have to say about them. This episode is kindly supported by NAF. Listen for free across all podcast platforms. 

Nicole, Georgia, Spike and previous Hartpury 4* winner Kitty King are here giving you the rundown of the incredibly competitive field in the CCI-S 4*. Only 10 people in the last five years have made the time at Hartpury CCI-S 4*, will there be an 11th this year? This episode is kindly supported by NAF. Listen for free across all podcast platforms.

Our sixth episode features senior lecturer Dr. John Fernandes. John talks through the burn out and mental fatigue he has experienced throughout his academic path and journey, coming to a breaking point recently. John speaks very openly about how these experiences affected him, but also offers some fascinating and highly useful tips, tools and processes that have helped him to try to navigate and handle the pressures of the academic job role. John has recently written an article for Inside Academia, and many more about his experiences with burnout, prejudice and some of the systemic issues in academia. Take a listen here, on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Please comment, like, share, rate and provide feedback to our podcasts! Special thanks to Fuel Hub for sponsoring this episode.

With Gully away sunning himself on the English Riviera, host Michael Casey is joined in the co-host seat by Bedford Blues Chief Operating Officer, Gareth Alred! Gareth gives a synopsis of the past seasons streaming coverage. Then, ahead of this weekend's Championship Final play off second leg between Saracens and Ealing at The StoneX, the pair are joined by two guys who have seen every club in the league firsthand whilst commentating on the RFU Streams for Saracens, Ealing and Hartpury this season – Jack Zorab and Dave Rogers, as they pick the “Championship Clubs Podcast Team of the Season”.

It's the last round of matches in the 2021 Championship season and the teams have finished it in style. Catch up on all the games with Sid, Fids and Jamie, including the outcome of the Battle of Bedfordshire, Jersey's strong finish to the season, what Coventry need to do to really contend for the play-offs next year, and how Nottingham have developed over the last 10 rounds. All that plus some passionate discussion on the handling of the Saracens vs Hartpury cancellation, and the dire funding situation being faced by the clubs leading to a shocking move being considered as a solution. Music Credits ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ✘ Title: Crypto ✘ Music: Kevin MacLeod ✘ License: CC BY 3.0 (http://goo.gl/BlcHZR) ✘ Download: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... ISRC: USUAN1600013 © 2016 Kevin MacLeod ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ✘ Title: Happy Happy Game Show ✘ Music: Kevin MacLeod ✘ License: CC BY 3.0 (http://goo.gl/BlcHZR) ✘ Download: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... ISRC: USUAN1600006 © 2016 Kevin MacLeod -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Join Sid, Fids and Jamie after the penultimate round of the regular season as they break down all things Championship rugby from this week including the apparent discontent in the Hartpury camp, the main man for Ealing Trailfinders, what went wrong for Coventry when Saracens came to the Midlands, and why Ampthill's backs may not be clicking properly. Fids attempts to complete the "Wheel of Misfortune", and Sid's Last Play will take you on a tour of all the club shops...

We've jumped from one guest to three this week as we are joined by Hartpury RFC's Will Safe to talk about his career and the importance of the Championship to the professional game. We are also joined by Severn Stars and UoG Netball's Chloe Carchrie and Jane Taylor to talk about their Netball career and balancing being a top-level athlete with life at University.

In our 13th weekly episode of the first series of The Horse & Hound Podcast, we kick off with an exclusive interview featuring showing producer and H&H columnist Simon Reynolds. Our showing editor Alex Robinson chats to Simon about why he started riding as a child, what led to his interest in showing, some of his most special horses so far and how to spot a potential show cob in the raw. Moving on to the week's top news stories, our news editor Eleanor Jones join our podcast host, H&H magazine editor Pippa Roome, to discuss the latest thoughts on the ongoing horse crisis, while our dressage editor Polly Bryan compares notes with Pippa about their recent reporting outings to Burgham and Hartpury. We also welcome to the podcast for the first time British supergroom Alan Davies, who is responsible for Carl Hester and Charlotte Dujardin's top horses. Alan explains how he cares for his charges at competitions in warm weather and what techniques he employs with the horses at home to help them prepare. We hope you will enjoy it.

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In this episode, we welcome back Tom Bryan, Academy strength and conditioning coach at Hartpury College back to the show. The guys start by recapping of the previous episode and what they are currently doing right now to stay healthy. Tom speaks about coaching strategies should we in place to reduce the risk of injury in the short term and what he thinks most environments are doing to limit this happening currently. What should the technical and tactical protocols look like and also the effects of building great relationships between coaches and support start to limit injury. How do we manage the expectations for players? Tom gives us 3 key points he will be using to provide the best support. Plus many other important topics. > Find out more; @tbryan_3 @strengthconnectionperformance www.strengthconnectionperformance.com #StrengthConnection #SCP #StrengthAndConditioning #StrengthCoaching #OnlineCoaching #Athlete #Speed #Strength #Movement #Power #PowerAthlete #Conditioning #TheAthletesChoice #Performance #Sport #Rugby #Listen #Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teamscp/support

Tom John is a Strength and Conditioning coach who has worked in the Foundation Phase and Youth Phase at a category 1 academy. The Hartpury graduate also spent his schoolboy years at Swansea City before completing his apprenticeship at Hereford United. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom talks about his journey through rugby and where he is currently now in his residing role. We uncover some interesting facts about his coaching journey and how he is currently adapting with the changes in the sport due to Covid-19 and what impact it is having on him within the education sector particularly at Hartpury. Transitioning the players and them becoming more accountable for their support needs is critical during this time period, Tom explains his coaching strategies and the differences between both the club and college systems. We also speak about being adaptable and also 3 key areas between the clubs and college settings. Tom talks us through what he sees during the next 3 months and also other interesting topics and much more. > Find out more on instagram ; @coachtomhooper @tbryan_3 @strengthconnectionperformance www.strengthconnectionperformance.com #StrengthConnection #SCP #StrengthAndConditioning #StrengthCoaching #OnlineCoaching #Athlete #Speed #Strength #Movement #Power #PowerAthlete #Conditioning #TheAthletesChoice --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teamscp/support

In this episode competitive amateur showjumper Jess Dalwood shares how she has approached retraining and caring for several horses who have a racing background.   Balancing her riding with a busy role as a school teacher and professional musician, we discuss how she feels about competing at large venues against well know names and creates a daily schedule that works for her.  Jess also talks about her most recent fall and her experience of loaning horses. Follow us on Instagram @9to5rider or Nine to Five Rider on Facebook, or show us what you are up to using #9to5rider. Thanks for listening.

At the post match function, LJ finally tracked Nolli down after he week of training and boozing with the Baabaas. They're joined on this week's pod by Barbarians Women's coach, 4 times World Cup Winner & Black Ferns legend, Anna Richards and team manager extraordinaire, Fiona Stockley. Millie Wood has a chat about how special a week it's been with her former coach from Hartpury days. Clare Daniels chats to LJ about recognition for female officials. And fan favourite, the living ledge Joe Marler tells us how impressed he's been with the girls. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Max Ashcroft, Joe Harvey and Chris Heal make the journey to Twickenham to see the best that BUCS have to offer. With Exeter going for their second women's title in a row against Durham, in the men's competition Hartpury will be trying to to win their third BUCS Super Rugby title in a row. Website: [http://www.talkingrugbyunion.co.uk/](http://www.talkingrugbyunion.co.uk/) Twitter: [https://twitter.com/TalkRugbyUnion](https://twitter.com/TalkRugbyUnion) Instagram: [https://www.instagram.com/talkingrugbyunion/](https://www.instagram.com/talkingrugbyunion) Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/talkingrugbyunion/](https://en-gb.facebook.com/talkingrugbyunion/)

Chris Heal and Max Ashcroft discuss all things BUCS Rugby Union finals. Hartpury v Leeds Beckett (Men's) Durham v Exeter (Women's) Website: http://www.talkingrugbyunion.co.uk Twitter: https://twitter.com/TalkRugbyUnion Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkingrugbyunion/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/talkingrugbyunion/

Worcester News sports reporter Geoff Berkeley presents the 10th episode of the Warriors WN Rugby Podcast. Former hooker Chris Fortey is this week's special guest as he looks back at his time at Warriors and Gloucester. Fortey who works at Championship club Hartpury also wades in on the ring-fencing debate and gives his thoughts on Graham Kitchener's decision to return to Sixways in the summer.

It's crunch time for WEG selection! All eyes are on Hartpury, Strzegom and Haras du Pin this weekend as key contenders are running for a final time before teams are announced. It's entirely too much excitement for the team to handle.

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Dannie Morgan, from Southampton, caps a very successful Winter Championships with a win in the Elementary Silver. Eight tests, eight top-four places and two wins means he leaves Hartpury on a high.

Dylan Deutrom, from Hampshire, delighted at becoming the Advanced Medium Bronze Area Festival Champion 2017 riding Balance at Hartpury.

Zoe Dunham enjoys her first visit to the Winter Championships, taking the Area Festival Advanced Prelim Bronze Championship at Hartpury.

Charlotte Dujardin, rounds off day four at Hartpury with first and second place in the Advanced Medium Gold championship. Here she chats about her winning horse, Florentina VIand the potential for the future.

Rebecca Bell, from Oxfordshire, takes her first championship win on her horse, Una, in the Spillers Freestyle Gold at Hartpury.

Dannie Morgan, from Southampton, takes top slot in the Silver Freestyle with Headmore Davina at the Winter Championships at Hartpury.

Becky Moody, from Sheffield, becomes Novice Gold Champion 2017 on her 'gentle giant', Hector, at the Winter Championships at Hartpury.

Matt Baker's fascinating journey from eventing to modelling and now Area Festival Silver Novice Champion continues on Merry Minstral at the Winter Championship at Hartpury.

Maria Collins, from Kent, takes the Preliminary Silver Championship top slot on eight-year-old Vinny (owned by Dorothy Taylor) at the Winter Championships and Hartpury.

Lucy Goodman, from Pembrokeshire, clearly delighted with her Bronze Area Festival win on her horse, Freya, at the Winter Championship at Hartpury.

Charlotte Dujardin, from Gloucestershire, claims another championship win with Mount St John VIP, in the Equi-Trek Elementary Gold and the Winter Championship at Hartpury.