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Go Eventing at FEI World Championships: A Chat with Giuseppe Della Chiesa (opens the original)
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We’re checking in from Germany at the 2026 FEI Eventing World Championships for Seniors at the storied Aachen venue, which hosted the 2006 World Equestrian Games. As we hurtle towards cross country day, EN’s Sally Spickard sat down for an in-depth interview with course designer Guiseppe Della Chiesa, who you may recognize as the designer for the 2022 World Championships at Pratoni in his home country of Italy.
S2, E11: Go Eventing at Aachen with Tilly Berendt, presented by Kentucky Performance Products (opens the original)
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The 2026 FEI Eventing World Championships are here, and there may be no venue in the sport that carries more weight, more history, or more atmosphere than Aachen. Whether you’re watching from the stands, following along from home, or just trying to understand why everyone in the eventing world gets a little misty-eyed when this city comes up in conversation, this episode is your complete guide to what’s at stake, what’s come before, and what to watch for this weekend.
S2, E10: Go Eventing with Max Corcoran, presented by Sentinel Horse Feed (opens the original)
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Eventing is easy to love from the outside. From the inside, it is a sport held together by people who care deeply, work extraordinarily hard, and think long and hard about its future. Have a seat and tune in to a conversation with one of the most influential of those people.
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