I thought the Agria Indoor Eventing course at the Sweden International Horse Show looked insane this year (especially from the perspective of Boyd Martin’s helmet cam), but there’s another three-phase sport taking a spin Stockholm that I think looks just as insane — if not more insane.
More insane than eventing? Think about it. Four horses tethered to each other pulling an inanimate object piled with three humans around TIGHT corners is pretty nuts and whenever I watch a combined driving event inside a tight indoor arena I clutch my pearls a little extra hard.
The fourth leg of the FEI Driving World Cup landed at the Sweden International Horse Show this week, and it was this round — which was a whole 10 seconds faster than his qualifying round– that gave the win to the Netherlands’ Bram Chardon. Need more insanity? Watch the whole division here:
