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Festivals and finals plans for grassroots eventers

NEW feature classes aimed at grassroots eventers are on the cards for 2021.

Area festivals at 80,90 and 100 levels, and a novice masters series, are in the pipeline.

The news came during British Eventing’s (BE) annual general meeting, held via Zoom on Tuesday (24 November).

The masters series is aimed at those who are competitive at that level and fit in the

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