Caz Mosley from Orange Fox Eventing meets the stars of the show behind British Eventing Affiliated Frenchfield (2). Caz talks with Event Secretary Kerry Ware, Show Jump designer John Collier, Jump Judges Roger & Susan Woodcock, Event Official Scorer Jane Dalgleish, Novice competitors Stephen Runciman and Nydia Chandler, Dressage Steward Brian Bewsey, SJ Judges Margaret Kendall and Kerry Hart along with Jackie and Sara Ireland running the SJ Collecting Ring. Sarah Thomson makes a guest appearance as a GoBE80 newcomer. Terry from the Penrith Lions keeps everyone in order and ensures the event offers funds for the local community. These are the folk who really make your horse trials run!

If you've ever wondered what on earth those people are doing in that cabin on wheels which is always at a British Eventing affiliated event, usually stuck in the middle of the course, and with loud noises coming from it, then listen in to Deborah Monk, a hugely experienced Cross Country Controller describe to Caz what goes on in there. And, why Debs is keeping you SAFE.

Originally from Cumbria, Robyn Gray has progressed from racing yard to working alongside top class eventing professionals, to running yards for owners, and now enjoying the benefits of a loyal owner with a consistent reliable advanced horse alongside youngsters. Robyn and Caz talk three day events and the many differences to one day horse trials and how to be well prepared.

Rachael Aiton who moved from the Highlands to Alloa near Stirling for her job as a systems coordinator with Diageo, the beverage alcohol company. Rachael, like so many BE Members is an amateur rider but with 3 horses to look after; an older boy Hughie, now 28 who she competed up to Intermediate; Nelson who competes at BE100 level with which Rachael aims to compete at 1*, and a 5yr old mare who is just starting out this year.