
This week’s episode is a difficult one. Simon and Jenny come together to reflect on the heartbreaking losses of Sophie and Kerry while eventing, two much-loved members of the eventing community. As friends, colleagues, and fellow equestrians, they share their personal thoughts, memories, and emotions while trying to process a tragedy that has been felt across the sport. This isn’t an episode with answers. It’s an honest conversation about grief, the close-knit nature of the eventing world, and the impact these losses have had on so many people. Our thoughts are with the families, friends, and everyone affected during this incredibly difficult time. BE Supoort trust details Their confidential mental health helpline, delivered in partnership with Sporting Chance, is available 24 hours a day. By calling 07780 008877, you will be connected with a mental health professional who can listen and help you access the most appropriate support.You can also make contact by:Contact form: https://www.sportingchanceclinic.com/get-supportEmail: support@sportingchanceclinic.com Chapters (00:00:00) - Shut Up And Ride Podcast(00:00:24) - Benji the Horse(00:02:00) - Kerry and Sophie(00:06:38) - The horse rider who died in a show jumping accident(00:13:11) - Simon Cowell on Izzy Taylor's heartfelt message(00:14:53) - The terrible eventing tragedy(00:21:43) - Jumping on the Horse after the Event(00:26:29) - A message for Izzy the Eventing Mum
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