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International Dressage Riders Club announces 2022 vision

The International Dressage Riders Club has announced some hopes for 2022...

Adele Severs

Published 11 Jan 2022

President of the IDRC, Isabell Werth, pictured here riding Weihegold OLD.

© FEI/Leanjo de Koster

International Dressage Riders Club announces 2022 vision

The International Dressage Riders Club (IDRC) has announced some short term hopes for 2022, as well as a longer-term vision for the future.

EuroDressage has reported that the IDRC’s short term goals for 2022 are:
 

  •     Implement a second collected mark on the test sheet
  •     Freedom of choice for the top hat
  •     Maintain current format (of team of 4) for continent and WEG championships
  •     A clear definition of who is considered an amateur rider

You can read the full article via EuroDressage here.

The IDRC includes Germany’s Isabell Werth as President, Klaus Roeser as secretary-general and Michael Klimke as treasurer. Board members include Beatriz Ferrer-Salat (the current FEI Dressage Committee Athletes’ Representative), Catherine Haddad (USA), Carl Hester (GBR), Kyra Kyrklund (FIN), Hans Peter Minderhoud (NED), Victoria Max-Theurer (AUT), and Yvonne Losos de Muniz (DOM). 

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