How does a boy born in post-WW2 Holland become an Australian and World Champion in the equestrian sport of Tent Pegging?

In this week’s episode of Riding With Robbie thanks to Kirinari Community Services, Robbie catches up with the remarkable Jake Van Dorssen. After moving to Australia with his family, Jake completed his plumbing apprenticeship and went on to run a highly successful business alongside Marion, his partner of almost fifty years.

Now retired, they live just outside of Jindera, surrounded by their horses and Marion's art gallery.

How does a boy born in post-WW2 Holland become an Australian and World Champion in the equestrian sport of Tent Pegging?
In this week&rsquo;s episode of Riding With Robbie thanks to&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064606186973&amp;__cft__[0]=AZb1eiTUY3TWTRBBU1sHjiznO5v8cJRj74DGvUTiY09lvp_om80xiUSaXF7y7k-XSlNvYCqV36J5yWkXMklPXRgt1GVlICQL7pzGcl99zQ6fccB3rHpGL5UVgC95EdvMiydoKA_B4vgB_0lugYurnM6YOirjzu58KRArXEZvM_MHTMJh9VKeXeJvwrtcgbV7RyAFQ3xPcpslYP4D_Lovne4m&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Kirinari Community Services</a>, Robbie catches up with the remarkable Jake Van Dorssen. After moving to Australia with his family, Jake completed his plumbing apprenticeship and went on to run a highly successful business alongside Marion, his partner of almost fifty years.
Now retired, they live just outside of Jindera, surrounded by their horses and Marion's art gallery.

Hosted by well-known Albury-Wodonga sports media personality Robbie Mackinlay, Riding with Robbie takes listeners along for the ride as Robbie picks up a local elder and explores their life stories, memories, and experiences. 

It’s like carpool karaoke, minus the singing, with plenty of laughs, insights, and heartfelt moments along the way. Proudly supported by Kirinari Albury-Wodonga.

Hosted by well-known Albury-Wodonga sports media personality Robbie Mackinlay, Riding with Robbie takes listeners along for the ride as Robbie picks up a local elder and explores their life stories, memories, and experiences. It&rsquo;s like carpool karaoke, minus the singing, with plenty of laughs, insights, and heartfelt moments along the way. Proudly supported by Kirinari Albury-Wodonga.