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The Horse & Hound Podcast: Daily Tokyo Special – episode three

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    • Welcome to episode three of The Horse & Hound Podcast: Daily Tokyo Special, supported by Toggi, in which our Olympic reporters Pippa Roome and Polly Bryan review a brilliant day of dressage action in the grand prix special, which kept us on the edge of our seats right up until the final rider as the team medals were decided. Pippa shares a few thoughts on the Olympic cross-country course, having had her first visit to the Sea Forest venue earlier today, and Polly looks ahead to tomorrow’s freestyle for the individual medals.

    Episode three of The Horse & Hound Podcast: Daily Tokyo Special, supported by Toggi, is now live. We will be publishing a daily podcast for all H&H fans to listen to via our website or via your favourite podcast app after each day of equestrian action at the Olympics.

    Search for “The Horse & Hound Podcast” in your preferred podcast app and click subscribe to be notified about each new episode. You will also receive notifications when our regular weekly podcast becomes available each Friday morning.

    In episode three H&H’s Olympic reporters Pippa Roome and Polly Bryan review today’s action at the Tokyo Olympic Games, including what it was like to see the first batch of equestrian medals being awarded. They also look ahead to what’s in store during Wednesday grand prix freestyle, which will be used to decide the Olympic individual dressage medals.

    Pippa also shares some insight into the cross-country course that the eventers will be tackling at the weekend, and our reporters have an open and frank discussion about the ins and outs of Covid-19 testing at the Games. We hope you will enjoy it.

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    Carol Phillips
    Carol Phillips

    H&H website editor
    Carol is an experienced journalist and editor, who is also a passionate amateur rider and dedicated horse owner, having ridden since childhood. She has a particular interest in the emotional well-being and ethical training of horses, alongside veterinary matters, having garnered extensive first-hand experience of numerous equine health conditions through more than 30 years of horse ownership.
    Carol Phillips

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