Eventing Radio Episode 172 by Bit of Britain - USEA Convention
The U.S. Eventing Association hosted this week’s show at its annual meeting and convention in Nashville, Tennessee. Bobby Costello joins Chris to co-host and we hear from John Nunn, Brian Sabo, Jonathan Holling, Max Corcoran, Karen O’Connor & Miss Jacqueline Mars, and Mark Phillips. You can download the latest episode on iTunes and listen on the go or tune in right here…
Eventing Radio Episode 172 by Bit of Britain – Show Notes and Links:
- Show Host: Chris Stafford, follow Chris on Twitter
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- Guest: John Nunn, Bit of Britain
- Guest: Brian Sabo, President, USEA
- Guest: Jonathan Holling, USEA Professional Horseman’s Council
- Guest: Max Corcoran
- Guest: Karen O’Connor & Miss Jacqueline Mars
- Guest: Mark Phillips, High Performance Eventing
- Song: Happy Yee-Halidays by Templeton Thompson. Download Tempi’s songs here.
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