The two showjumping legends, Rodrigo and Nelson Pessoa talk about the changes in the sport as well as the new challenges.
By Camilla Alfthan, Equestrio, Spring 2012
The two showjumping legends, Rodrigo and Nelson Pessoa talk about the changes in the sport as well as the new challenges.
By Camilla Alfthan, Equestrio, Spring 2012
Monty Roberts starts the Queen’s horses – and talks about his weird and long life in the equestrian world.
Text and photos Camilla Alfthan, Ridehesten March 2012
Martina Hingis competes in the Gucci Masters – and reveals how the horses made her a better tennis player.
By Camilla Alfthan, Børsen January 2012
Over 400 km of pistes and the magnificent Matterhorn…
Text and photos Camilla Alfthan, Berlingske, February 2012
In the Swiss Alps, mountaineering is a way of life – that you can try, too.
By Camilla Alfthan, photos Joakim Lloyd Roboff, Børsen, February 2012
At 70-something, Karl Lagerfeld lends his talents to a great many houses, including the Italian sportswear brand, Hogan.
By Camilla Alfthan, Børsen, October 2011
It was fashion week in Paris where temperatures reached a sweltering 30 degrees. But as it turned out, the real supermodels during the first week-end of October were on the turf of Longchamp where the German filly, Danedream, beat the favorites in the Prix de l’Arc du Triomphe a surprise victory. So it was fitting that I two weeks later should interview horse whisperer, Monty Roberts,who originally got her father, Lomitas, out of the starting stalls to embark on an impressive career. Getting a good start is always essential, and one of Monty’s favorite stories was about how he and his brother raced their donkey against some of the best horses – and won. At a 30 feet distance the donkey was always halfway before the horses got out of the stalls. Meanwhile, on rue de Longchamp in Paris, my friend, Anette and her children were reading Fontaine’s Fables, La Tortue et le Lièvre, where the hare takes a nap and loses the race to a turtle. Surprises are always nice – and apart from a record five length victory, it would seem like Danedream won with her eyes closed!
Sonia Rykiel opens her home on the left bank in Paris – the place, where it all began.
By Camilla Alfthan, photos Pia Tryde, Plaza, May 2011
A visit to the birth home of princess Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein and her homebred horse, Digby – silver medallists at the World Cup finals.
By Camilla Alfthan, photos Linda Henriksen, Berlingske August2011