Podcasts about sir mark todd

Sir Mark Todd has racked up an impressive Olympic medal count for New Zealand in his time. The famed equestrian has won two gold medals and three bronze medals within his chosen sport. He was also voted Event Rider of the 20th Century by the International Equestrian Federation in 2000.  He joined Piney to discuss his athletic legacy. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

​On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 23rd June 2024, Jeff Wilson and Mike Brewer play selectors as they discuss who they think will be named in the first All Blacks squad of the year. The Blues have been crowned Super Rugby Champions for the first time since 2003. Kees Meeuws was on that 2003 team, he discusses the final which saw the Blues demolish the Chiefs to claim the silverware We also continue our Road to Paris segment with one of our Olympic legends and all-time great equestrians, Sir Mark Todd. Get the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How good! What an episode we have for you this week. It's your classic story of boy from Brazil moves to the UK where he falls in love with girl from Sweden, who also moves to the UK. Throw in Sir Mark Todd, Tim and Jonelle Price, a trip to the Olympics, having a baby AND being the sexiest couple in eventing... get around this one quick before Hollywood comes crawling!QuestionsHow does a baby fit into your eventing calendar?What's so special about Mere Farm?Amanda — life in Sweden before UKRafa — life in Brazil before UKAmanda — life in UK before RafaRafa — life in UK before AmandaFan Question — Chris for RafaFan Question — Sam for AmandaAre you guys the sexiest couple in Eventing?Rafa - who is making your eventing 5-aside team?Thanks mates.Text Message the #BFOTS Hot LineBig fan of sosh-med? Come hang out!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eventingweekly/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093051393320

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. They reflect on the notable performances and news stories, both equine and human, from the 3 days fo Newmarket's Craven meeting, where Lydia was on duty for Racing TV. They also look ahead to the best of the weekend's action, while they examine the slightly curious case of the Sir Mark Todd hearing, which took place with little notice on Thursday. Harry Herbert joins the show to celebrate 30 years of Highclere Thoroughbred Racing and discusses how shared ownership must evolve to widen its net, while Darley's Nominations Manager Eamon Moloney (Ireland) drops in to assess the first foal crops of Earthlight and Ghaiyyath. James Willoughby is here for the weekly rankings update, which features some notable performances from across the globe.

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. They reflect on the notable performances and news stories, both equine and human, from the 3 days fo Newmarket's Craven meeting, where Lydia was on duty for Racing TV. They also look ahead to the best of the weekend's action, while they examine the slightly curious case of the Sir Mark Todd hearing, which took place with little notice on Thursday. Harry Herbert joins the show to celebrate 30 years of Highclere Thoroughbred Racing and discusses how shared ownership must evolve to widen its net, while Darley's Nominations Manager Eamon Moloney (Ireland) drops in to assess the first foal crops of Earthlight and Ghaiyyath. James Willoughby is here for the weekly rankings update, which features some notable performances from across the globe.

Nick, in Dubai for the World Cup, is joined by Daily Mirror's Newsboy, David Yates, to canter through the latest news and events from around the racing world. Following on from Willie Mullins's ten victories at Cheltenham, they ask whether he could become the first jumps trainer since Vincent O' Brien over 60 years ago to take the title on both sides of the water. They also discuss the return of Benoit de la Sayette and consider the potential outcome of the Sir Mark Todd hearing today. In Dubai, Nick catches up with trainer William Haggas, who has a serious squad assembled for World Cup Night as well as three fancies for Saturday's Lincoln at Doncaster, while he also talks to Amy Murphy about her satellite stable in Chantilly and ex-trainer Charlie Mann about his humanitarian aid mission to Ukraine in the company of Oisin Murphy.

Nick, in Dubai for the World Cup, is joined by Daily Mirror's Newsboy, David Yates, to canter through the latest news and events from around the racing world. Following on from Willie Mullins's ten victories at Cheltenham, they ask whether he could become the first jumps trainer since Vincent O' Brien over 60 years ago to take the title on both sides of the water. They also discuss the return of Benoit de la Sayette and consider the potential outcome of the Sir Mark Todd hearing today. In Dubai, Nick catches up with trainer William Haggas, who has a serious squad assembled for World Cup Night as well as three fancies for Saturday's Lincoln at Doncaster, while he also talks to Amy Murphy about her satellite stable in Chantilly and ex-trainer Charlie Mann about his humanitarian aid mission to Ukraine in the company of Oisin Murphy.

Sir Mark Todd will face a disciplinary hearing in Britain this week after a video on social media showed him hitting a horse with a branch.

Live pigs delivered to your door. That's what some businesses are offering in the Auckland and Waikato regions. The advice these businesses are giving to kill these pigs is illegal though, and bears an airy resemblance to a British TV ad that many considered was ‘vegan propaganda'. And the equestrian industry has been caught up in more PR disasters, and one such situation involved one of Aotearoa's most famous horse riders.  Ministry for Primary Industries investigating multiple live pig selling businesses over animal cruelty claims - Newshub, 5 March 2020.  'Showing a pig with a meat cleaver is disgusting': Backlash at 'controversial' vegan TV advert in which couple receive a live pig and the weapon to kill it as a takeaway order - Daily Mail, 21 February 2022. Farmers slam UK's new trade deal with New Zealand - Daily Mail, 1 March 2022.  New Zealand trade deal critical to set welfare red line - RSPCA, 3 September 2021. Equestrian Sports NZ expresses disappointment at social media video of Sir Mark Todd's horse abuse - Newshub, 13 February 2022. MPI among those investigating horse rider's actions - Otago Daily Times, 1 March 2022. Chinese SOE pushes NZ for U-turn on live export ban - Newsroom, 11 February 2022. Chinese companies lobby New Zealand to continue with live cattle exports - Stuff, 16 February 2022. 

Nick, in Bahrain for the final leg of the Turf Series, is joined by Daily Mirror journalist David Yates to reflect on racing news from around the globe. They lead with the interim suspension meted out to decorated equestrian Sir Mark Todd for his appearance in the viral TikTok that sparked social media outrage earlier in the week. They discuss way perspectives can shift over time and consider whether the British Horseracing Authority will be able to deal with this swiftly and efficiently. They also talk about the Oisin Murphy hearing, a date for which has been set next week, the continuing fallout from the Grand national weights and looks ahead to this weekend's racing, with a notable contribution from trainer Anthony Honeyball. JA McGrath joins from Australia to talk about the Lightning Stakes as well as the best of the Hong Kong action, while Marcus Bird updates us on the progress of the Godolphin Flying Start trainees.

Nick, in Bahrain for the final leg of the Turf Series, is joined by Daily Mirror journalist David Yates to reflect on racing news from around the globe. They lead with the interim suspension meted out to decorated equestrian Sir Mark Todd for his appearance in the viral TikTok that sparked social media outrage earlier in the week. They discuss way perspectives can shift over time and consider whether the British Horseracing Authority will be able to deal with this swiftly and efficiently. They also talk about the Oisin Murphy hearing, a date for which has been set next week, the continuing fallout from the Grand national weights and looks ahead to this weekend's racing, with a notable contribution from trainer Anthony Honeyball. JA McGrath joins from Australia to talk about the Lightning Stakes as well as the best of the Hong Kong action, while Marcus Bird updates us on the progress of the Godolphin Flying Start trainees.

Today on RNZ National... Police pull back from an ultimatum to protestors at Parliament to move their vehicles. We'll also get the latest from Picton and Christchurch, where noisy protestors are camped out in local parks And equestrian Sir Mark Todd has been suspended from training racehorses for repeatedly hitting a horse with a branch

New Zealand Olympian Sir Mark Todd has been given interim suspension by the British Horseracing Authority for repeatedly hitting a horse with a tree branch. In a video, Sir Todd runs towards the horse and hits it ten times. The former equestrian champion now trains racehorses in the UK - but he's unable to while investigations continue. He's also stepped down as a patron of the World Horse Welfare charity, which calls the treatment of the horse "disturbing". World Horse Welfare chief executive Roly Owers spoke to Corin Dann.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. With the publication of the Grand National handicap weights due today at 3pm, Nick and Jane consider which horses might pose the official handicapper the most issues and suggest likely Aintree heroes for this year. Other topics covered include the KHRC hearing on the Kentucky Derby, which took place covertly on Monday, the announcement of an appeal date for Robbie Dunne, the retirement of Snow Lantern, and the continuing fallout from the Sir Mark Todd affair, from which David Redvers, this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest, offers an alternative perspective. Later in this edition, Nick talks to trainer Hughie Morrison, who saddled his 1000th winner on Monday at Catterick.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. With the publication of the Grand National handicap weights due today at 3pm, Nick and Jane consider which horses might pose the official handicapper the most issues and suggest likely Aintree heroes for this year. Other topics covered include the KHRC hearing on the Kentucky Derby, which took place covertly on Monday, the announcement of an appeal date for Robbie Dunne, the retirement of Snow Lantern, and the continuing fallout from the Sir Mark Todd affair, from which David Redvers, this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest, offers an alternative perspective. Later in this edition, Nick talks to trainer Hughie Morrison, who saddled his 1000th winner on Monday at Catterick.

It's was a quality weekend of Racing and the Weighed-In team are here with a full review and analysis of all the action. It's also week 6 of ‘Footsteps to the Festival' with The National Hunt Chase, The Grand Annual and some strong opinions in the novice chase division from Vanessa. All of this, plus Sir Mark Todd and listeners questions answered.

Tom Stanley in for Nick and joined by Newsboy of the Daily Mirror Dave Yates to at first reflect on the emergence of a video showing licensed trainer Sir Mark Todd striking a horse with a branch at an equestrian training clinic in 2020. Dave sets out what has happened so far and gives his views on what the BHA may do and what it might mean for the sport of horse racing. We also reflect on the weekend action and speak to Bravemansgame's co-owner John Dance about his novice handicap win. Dave then picks out a few of his other highlights from Newbury and Warwick on Saturday. We also speak to Elwick Stud's Commercial Director Nick Turnbull who tells us what Lord Glitters's repeat victory in the Group 2 Singspiel Stakes in Dubai on Friday meant to the family.

Tom Stanley in for Nick and joined by Newsboy of the Daily Mirror Dave Yates to at first reflect on the emergence of a video showing licensed trainer Sir Mark Todd striking a horse with a branch at an equestrian training clinic in 2020. Dave sets out what has happened so far and gives his views on what the BHA may do and what it might mean for the sport of horse racing. We also reflect on the weekend action and speak to Bravemansgame's co-owner John Dance about his novice handicap win. Dave then picks out a few of his other highlights from Newbury and Warwick on Saturday. We also speak to Elwick Stud's Commercial Director Nick Turnbull who tells us what Lord Glitters's repeat victory in the Group 2 Singspiel Stakes in Dubai on Friday meant to the family.

Canoeist Lisa Carrington may paddle her way into the history books today at the Tokyo Olympics. Yesterday she won two gold medals in less than two hours, and today she's targetting gold in the K1 500 and K4 500. Lisa Carrington is currently on a par with with two other legendary paddlers Ian Ferguson and Paul MacDonald, and equestrian Sir Mark Todd, as New Zealand's most decorated Olympic athletes.

Dual Olympic Equestrian Gold Medalist Sir Mark Todd joined Nick for an in-depth chat on his life & career.

Episode 95 of the Luck On Sunday Podcast. Nick was joined in the studio by the Racing Post's Maddy Playle & Legendary equestrian olympian Sir Mark Todd. Plus conversations with Roger Varian, Rich Ricci & Bob Champion.

Hello there!Welcome to the second episode of Season 2, and in turn, the first guest episode! On today's episode I am joined by the incredibly motivated and forward-thinking young eventer, Brea Walker. You may have come across Brea's adventures in the UK grooming for Sir Mark Todd, or have seen her soaring over cross country fences around the North Island, but in today's episode, we dive into how she came to be the eager, talented young rider she is!Brea touches on having to work for what she's got and the journey getting there, as well as the life experiences she's gone through along the way. At the young age of 20, Brea proves that hard work and determination are the first doorway to success! She is a true motivator and encourager for all equestrians!If you would like to follow along Brea's journey on social media, you can find her at:Facebook - Brea Walker EventingInstagram - @bw.eventingDon't forget to follow Bootleg Equine NZ on Facebook and Instagram (@bootlegequinenz).If you would like to, or know of someone to feature on the pod get in touch through one of the social media handles or alternatively email bootlegequine@gmail.com.If you would like to sponsor an episode for Season 2, please email. 

Jesse Campbell - Young, talented and driven to succeed, at 21 Jesse became one of a small group of nine event riders selected onto the NZ Eventing High Performance Squad to be based in the UK. The squad included legends of the sport such as Sir Mark Todd and those at the forefront of Eventings future.Georgie Strang - Georgie was taught to ride by her mother Debbie (who rode for Great Britain in endurance) and she started her career by being a very successful rider in the showing world. Highlights to date have included her being short listed for Team GB Junior Eventing, and more recently representing her country at Nations Cup Events and making regular appearances in top 4* level competitions.As a young couple Jesse and Georgie have combined their business but still very much compete as individuals and are based at Sir Mark Todds yard. They both have a very exciting 2020 ahead! Join in the conversation on Twitter 8pm-9pm UK Time, just use #HorseHour in your tweets. Follow us @HorseHour on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and get more education, podcasts, pictures and videos at HorseHour.co.uk. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This weekend, Sir Mark Todd announced his retirement from Eventing after a career that has spanned five decades at the very top of the sport.  In a celebration of his many achievements, we hope you enjoy this special edition of the Eventing Podcast that reflects on his great career with some of his closest friends and fellow competitors, plus, of course, Mark himself.   Toddy, thank you for the memories.  

With lots of action this weekend, Nicole, Sam & Diarm talk all things Burgham, Camphire & Toddy's retirement. It was a great weekend for Team Watson as Sam took the top spot in the Nations Cup in Camphire, Kitty King put her challenge in for a Europeans place and the team reflect on Sir Mark Todd's immediate retirement from the sport. A great weekend, with lots to discuss.  Plus Diarm has you covered with some great Love Island snack tips.

Selena O'Hanlon is a long standing member of the Canadian Eventing team and has so far represented Canada at the Olympics, World Equestrian Games and Pan American Games. Selena is a fabulous leader and mentor in the equestrian industry and hear her stories of who Selena's mentors are, including Sir Mark Todd, along with growing up with a successful mum, buying and selling horses, training, producing and why the horse should always come first. All on the #HorseHour Podcast, Follow Selena O'Hanlon on Facebook: @Ohanloneventing Follow Omega Alpha Equine on Facebook: @OmegaAlphaEquineUk visit the website www.omegaalphaequine.co.uk or in Canada www.omegaalphaequine.com Join in the conversation on Twitter 8pm-9pm UK Time, just use #HorseHour in your tweets. Follow us @HorseHour on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and get more education, podcasts, pictures and videos at HorseHour.co.uk. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I am SO excited to bring a true legend to Free Rein Podcast. Sir Mark Todd is the most successful equestrian in history, and has been at the top of his game for an incredible five decades. Mark has competed at seven Olympics, winning two gold medals, and has also won gold at two World Equestrian Games. In addition he has won Badminton four times and Burghley an incredible five times – and he's not done yet. In this exclusive interview Mark talks about: • Which TV show he would love to appear on • Why New Zealand produces such incredible eventers • The truth behind the rumours about him being a party animal • The lowest moment of his career • The incredible horses he has ridden - and one really bad one! • Rubbing shoulders with royalty And so much more...

Sir Mark Todd is preparing to kick off another season in his long career, which features another world championship campaign as all eyes are focused on the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in Normandy this summer. We find out what it takes to stay at the top of his game. Visit Mark Todd Eventing on his website here and follow him on Twitter @MTEventing.

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