John Kyle works on site at Kentucky Horse Park.
Riders and eventing enthusiasts alike: if you’ve ever thought about a gig in broadcasting, here’s your chance to glean some tips from one of the best in the business.
John Kyle is the voice you hear on most major equestrian live streams these days; he’s commentated on multiple Olympic Games and World Championships across disciplines and also frequents 5* events such as Kentucky each year. John travels the world to voice the broadcasts of major competitions, bringing an encyclopedia of information and stories along with him.
The best seat in the house!
Commentating and broadcasting are skills to be acquired and honed, and in order to help others who may aspire to step into these roles in the future, John is offering two half-day educational sessions during the week of and after Kentucky (Tuesday, April 23 and Monday, April 29).
The April 23 session is aimed at riders/professionals who are interested in serving as analysts on broadcast. The April 29 session is for those interested in broadcast and commentary.
You can view the details of the programs here. The cost of each session is $275, and electronic payment options are just being finalized now. In the meantime if you’d like to sign up to hold your spot (the April 29 session is over half full already!), email [email protected].
