8 thoughts riders might have when competitions resume
Many riders are chomping at the bit to get back competing after lockdown, and we think a few of these might run through their heads when that time comes
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Coronavirus Q&A for horse owners, riders, businesses and employees
Many riders are chomping at the bit to get back competing after lockdown, and we think a few of these might run through their heads when that time comes
British Dressage and British Showjumping have revealed their operational plans for the return of competition and training in England from 29 March
Badminton Horse Trials 2021 has been cancelled – the event was expected to go ahead behind closed doors, but this is no longer possible
“We are determined to produce one of our best events for the horse world to enjoy”
“There is a great deal of excitement and momentum building for the 2021 season and we are anticipating a bumper year for the sport”
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The equestrian world is planning for the resumption of competition and training in March, in line with the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown
“Robyn’s dreams all came true at once as she was getting incredible training every day, riding amazing talented horses and learning to showjump to a higher standard”
The aim was to help riding schools struggling with no income during lockdown
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Chester racecourse has outlined plans for rapid Covid testing of up to 5,000 people a day, as part of a proposal bring back racing fans in a safe way
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The study found that it is ‘unlikely that sports equipment is a major cause for transmission’ of coronavirus