Latest episode of the EQUI PAGES/wehorse World Championship Podcast: A Wrap-Up with CHIO and World Championship Sports Director Birgit Rosenberg

What happened with that severe weather warning? When will the stadium’s grass turn green again? What will remain of the World Championships in Aachen? And: Will that game of darts with Becky Moody at a pub in Yorkshire work out? The latest episode of the World Championships podcast from EQUI PAGES and wehorse takes stock.

The latest episode of the podcast in collaboration with Wehorse is now online. In addition to hosts Christian Kröber and Jan Tönjes, CHIO Director Birgit Rosenberg is the main guest. She served as sports director at the World Championships in Aachen. She talks about her direct line of communication with the German Weather Service. She talks about royal highnesses and how the turf at the Soers—the sacred turf—will soon be completely green again once the dressage arena has been dismantled in the stadium.


There’s also a wrap-up of the World Championships in general—and, above all, how the riding went there overall. And of course, we can’t leave out an update on the two hosts’ visit to Becky Moody in Yorkshire. And then there’s also the story of the two of them working the beer tap at Katharina “Katha” Hemmer’s medal party.


To wrap things up, here are four predictions about what this World Championship in Aachen—across the six disciplines—might mean for the future of equestrian sports.


Click here to listen to the episode, which is available wherever podcasts are offered.


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