Episodes 
Equestrian Legends Episode 22 by Pessoa Saddles – Ellie Wood Keith Baxter(0)
Ellie Wood Page Keith Baxter is a classic Virginia horsewoman who became a prolific show hunter rider partnering numerous champions across the northwest. In 1936 she won the coveted ASPCA MacLay Trophy and on four occasions captured the Piedmont Hunt Invitational at the Upperville Horse Show. Ellie Wood was considered the most famous lady amateur from the mid 1930′s to mid ’60′s. A lifelong foxhunter she first carried the Whip for the Farmington Hunt Club in her ’30′s. Ellie Wood was inducted into the Upperville Horse Show Hall of Fame and American and Virginia Horse Show Association Hunter Hall of Fame. In 2003 she was awarded the prestigious Pegasus Award for her lifelong contribution to the horse show industry. You can download this episode on iTunes and Zune or tune in on any Smartphone App such as Instacast, Podcaster and Hallway Feeds or listen right here…
Equestrian Legends Episode 21 by Pessoa Saddles – New Zealander Jennifer Millar
New Zealander Jennifer Millar has devoted her life to officiating in equestrian sport from Team Trainer to Chef de Equipe, course designer, steward and technical delegate for numerous events around the world. Jennifer served as President, Vice President and Chairman on the Equestrian Sport New Zealand National Board and on the FEI Eventing Committee, Jennifer was awarded Companion of the NZ Order of Merit and also recognized by the International Olympic Committee for her contribution to the development of Sport. Listen in…
Equestrian Legends Episode 20 by Pessoa Saddles – Show Jumper David Broome
Britain’s David Broome was a show jumping icon and prolific winner on many different horses from the ’60′s through the ’90′s. He rode in four Olympic Games, was twice European champion in 1967 and ’69 and won four World Championship medals. Listen in…
Equestrian Legends Episode 19 by Pessoa Saddles – Show Jumper Nelson Pessoa
Brazilian Nelson Pessoa is one of the most revered and respected show jumpers in any era. He rode in five Olympic Games and nine World Championships. His first Olympic start was in Stockholm 1956, when he was just 21 years old. Other career highlights include two gold and one silver medal in Pan American Games, becoming European Champion and four times Brazilian National Champion. Listen in…
More in this category:
- Equestrian Legends Episode 18 – Art Uytendaal
- Equestrian Legends Episode 17 – Eventer Richard Meade
- Equestrian Legends Episode 16 – Betty Ann Lester
- Equestrian Legends Episode 15 – Dawn Palethorpe-Wofford
- Equestrian Legends Episode 14 – Max Ammann
- Equestrian Legends Episode 13 – Endurance Rider Julie Suhr
- Equestrian Legends Episode 12 – Olympic Eventer Mike Page
- Equestrian Legends Episode 11 – Show Jumper Harry de Leyer
- Equestrian Legends Episode 10 – Show Jumper Colonel John Russell
- Equestrian Legends Episode 9 – Horsewoman Edith Conyers
- Equestrian Legends Episode 8 – Eventer & Show Jumper Anneli Drummond Hay
- Equestrian Legends Episode 7 – Raimondo D’Inzeo
- Equestrian Legends Episode 6 – Sheila Willcox
- Equestrian Legends Episode 5 – Jumper Piero D’Inzeo
- Equestrian Legends Episode 4 – Show Jumper and Jockey Kathy Kusner
- Equestrian Legends Episode 3 – Dressage Legend Kay Meredith
- Equestrian Legends Episode 2 – Eventer Major General Jack Burton
- Equestrian Legends Episode 1 – Show Jumper William Steinkraus







