This week on The Outside & Active Podcast Dom speaks to Rosie Tapner

After gracing the front cover of Vogue at the age of 16, Rosie worked as a top model for 10 years travelling the run ways of the world. Her real passion is however for horses and the countryside, so in the last few years, Rosie has turned her attentions to TV presenting in this sphere.

She has presented the After Hours show for Jockey Club Racecourses, worked for both Ascot and Goodwood TV as well as Sky Sports Racing. There is no individual more professional, enthusiastic or easier to work with in the game. Rosie also rides work for Charlie Hills and has ridden in the Magnolia Cup.

In this weeks podcast, Dom speaks to Rosie about her love for the countryside, how she made the transition from modeling to the presenting world, and her views on the vast world of horses. Click the button below to download this latest episode.

For more information about Rosie, you can visit her website by clicking here.

All Steps Formation Riding

All Steps Formation Riding are the exclusive UK provider of the renowned skill and beauty of Formation Riding

Join All Steps for a musical celebration hosting the world-famous Portuguese School of Equestrian Art. They are bringing a full team of 24 horses and their riders with a show to wow not only all horse lovers but non equestrians too.

Alongside the Portuguese team will be their very own All-Steps team of riders with their exciting and moving lights routine, first seen at the Horsemanship Showcase. 

If you are interested in finding out more visit their website:

https://allstepsformationriding.co.uk/

Riding for the Disabled

Riding for the Disabled groups support 17,000 disabled people a year to access physical exercise and achieve therapeutic goals; as well as combatting social isolation and boosting wellbeing. The engagement between people and horses makes a powerful impact, and RDA’s work is only possible through the generous support of so many. Learn more about their work, find out how to get involved, or make a small donation by heading to their official website https://rda.org.uk/.