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Feb 2023
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Piggy March: “The Tide Doesn’t Go Out Fo...

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On today's episode of In Stride, Sinead talks to Piggy March how she shares her experience and knowledge.

Piggy is an incredibly accomplished 5-star event rider with wins at both Badminton and Burghley. Piggy has competed for Great Britain in multiple World Equestrian Games and European Championships, winning team and individual medals. Piggy is also the founder of “Piggy TV”, a platform where she shares training videos, horse care videos, and a behind the scenes look into her program.

Piggy and Sinead discuss the importance of being authentic when it comes to social media and bringing that mindset into Piggy TV. Piggy talks about starting Piggy TV and what she hopes to accomplish with it. She also talks about her two Olympic horses getting injured in 2012, and the effect that had on her drive and sense of achievement.

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