Tokyo 2020 Commentator Story – w/ Lyndal Oatley | Tokyo Stories – Dressage | Ep. 1

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FEI published this video item, entitled “Tokyo 2020 Commentator Story – w/ Lyndal Oatley | Tokyo Stories – Dressage | Ep. 1” – below is their description.

In the first episode of Tokyo Stories, Equestrian commentator Spencer Sturmey and Australian Olympic Dressage athlete Lyndal Oatley talk about the Olympic Dressage tournament at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

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