In the world of young horse competitions, few names carry as much weight, or appear on as many start lists, as Jordy Oostvogels. During the Belgian Young Horse Cycle in Lier, Oostvogels defied the laws of physics by competing with no fewer than 46 different horses. We sat down with the Belgian rider to discuss his records, his unique training philosophy, and the recent injury that has temporarily sidelined him.
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