The US Equestrian Open Podcast

• Eventing: Morven Park Review Show

  The first-ever U.S. Equestrian Open Final delivered everything you could hope for from a season finale. From Boyd Martin’s emotional win with Miks Master C to Will Coleman’s class performances across his string, Morven Park set the stage for a weekend of real sport. Annie and Diarm look back on the moments that defined it, Sharon White’s standout test with Claus 63, Caroline Pamukcu once again proving her pace, and the depth of form that shows just how strong U.S. eventing has become. Highlights Include Boyd Martin and Miks Master C making history Will Coleman’s trio of top-level rides Sharon White’s brilliant start with Claus 63 Caroline Pamukcu and the rise of U.S. speed Why Morven Park delivered the perfect finish Guests Annie Bishop and Diarm Byrne Stay Connected For the most up-to-date series calendar and latest standings, visit the official US Equestrian Open Series hub at usequestrianopen.org. Engage with us on Instagram and Facebook — and use #USEquestrianOpen to join the conversation.

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• Eventing: The Morven Diaries - Friday

  Dressage is done and dusted at Morven Park and what a day it was. Sharon White and Claus 63 threw down a personal best, 25.2, her best ever at four-star level, and slotted straight into second behind Will Coleman and Off The Record. It was one of those moments that just felt big. Sharon’s had a tough season, she’s at her home venue, the crowd was buzzing, and she absolutely delivered when it counted. At the top, it’s the “old shoe” himself, Will Coleman and Timmy, who’ve taken the early advantage. A 25.1, classy, calm, and confident. The Achen winner, the fastest horse in the field, and now the one they’ve all got to catch. But as Diarm and Annie remind us, no one wins it on Friday night at Morven. The real battle comes on Saturday, and making the time here is a tall order. Highlights Sharon White’s career-best 25.2 with Claus 63, her third-best score ever and a home-soil high Will Coleman and Off The Record lead after the first phase, looking every bit the old pro Boyd Martin, Phillip Dutton, and Tamie Smith all within striking distance heading into cross country Why Morven’s Leaf Pit could be the question that defines the weekend Derek Di Grazia’s course: tight time, bold lines, and classic “ride the line, not the stride” questions Predictions and podium picks: who’s built for speed, who’s built for survival Guests Diarm Byrne & Annie Bishop On the ground at Morven Park with reaction from Sharon White, Will Coleman Stay Connected For the most up-to-date series calendar and latest standings, visit the official US Equestrian Open Series hub at usequestrianopen.org. Engage with us on Instagram and Facebook — and use #USEquestrianOpen to join the conversation.

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• Eventing: Morven Park Final Preview Show

  It’s the one we’ve been building toward all season. The US Equestrian Open Final at Morven Park is this weekend, and we have the Preview Show ready for you. The field is deep, the form is fascinating, and for the first time, we’ll see how the year’s biggest combinations measure up head-to-head. Annie Bishop, Diarm Byrne, and Sinead Maynard look at what’s on the line this weekend, from Off The Record arriving as joint favourite to Miks Master C stepping up with Boyd Martin, and Lauren Nicholson’s growing connection with Larco Z. With Will Coleman, Phillip Dutton, Caroline Pamukcu, and Tamie Smith all in the mix, it’s a field that feels both competitive and defining for the direction of US eventing right now. Highlights The form horses heading into the US Equestrian Open Final Will Coleman’s dual chances with Off The Record and Very Dignified Lauren Nicholson’s momentum with Larco Z after Arville Boyd Martin’s new chapter with Miks Master C Caroline Pamukcu’s pace with Double Sixteen How the Open series has sharpened US competitiveness this season Guests Annie Bishop, Diarm Byrne, and Sinead Maynard Stay Connected For the most up-to-date series calendar and latest standings, visit the official US Equestrian Open Series hub at usequestrianopen.org. Engage with us on Instagram and Facebook — and use #USEquestrianOpen to join the conversation.

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• Eventing: Boyd Martin - From US Open Series Win to Morven Park

  He swooped in late, stole the series, and left Phillip Dutton wondering where the prize money went. Now Boyd Martin rolls into Morven Park as the first ever US Open Eventing Series Champion, and he’s not done yet. Boyd joins Diarm Byrne and Annie Bishop to talk about winning the inaugural title, the pressure of leading into Morven, and why the US Open is shaking up American eventing for good. Highlights Boyd on what it really felt like to take the series from Phillip Dutton at the last minute Managing risk, fitness, and MERs ahead of Morven Park Inside his rides: Mix Master C and Shanroe Cooley How the US Open is changing the game for U.S. riders From Aachen to Maryland, how America became the “promised land” for eventing Guests Boyd Martin, US Open Series Champion Diarm Byrne, EquiRatings Annie Bishop, U.S. Equestrian Open podcast host Stay Connected For the most up-to-date series calendar and latest standings, visit the official US Equestrian Open Series hub at usequestrianopen.org. Engage with us on Instagram and Facebook — and use #USEquestrianOpen to join the conversation.  

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• Eventing: Through the Owners Eyes - David and Patricia Vos & Caroline Moran

  Behind every great event horse is a team of owners who make the dream possible. In this episode, Annie sits down with longtime supporters of Phillip Dutton, David and Patricia Vos and Caroline Moran, to celebrate the stories the highs and lows and the unforgettable memories of ownership as we count down to the US Equestrian Open Final at Morven Park. From first lessons to Olympic medals, syndicate dinners to Aachen silver, the owners share what has kept them passionate about the sport and why community, travel, and trust are at the heart of it all. Highlights Caroline Moran on her first leap into event horse ownership with Mr. Medicott and how eventing’s culture differs from racing and hunters David and Patricia Vos on going “all in” from their first up down lessons to joining syndicates and traveling the world with Phillip’s horses Reflections on ownership highs from Mighty Nice’s Olympic bronze in Rio, to memorable trips to Aachen and Badminton How syndicates build community and why eventing’s resilience makes the journey worthwhile, win or lose Looking ahead to Morven Park with Passant and Denim leading Phillip’s string into the US Open Final Guests Caroline Moran - Owner of multiple top event horses including Mr. Medicott, Denim and Zee David and Patricia Vos - Longtime owners and syndicate members with Phillip Dutton supporting horses including Mighty Nice and Passant Stay Connected Check the latest standings and calendar on the US Equestrian Open hub. Join the conversation on Instagram and Facebook with #USEquestrianOpen.

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