Horse & Hound

‘Collecting rings are now safe havens’

jennifer.donald@futurenet.com

@jen_donald

THE latest easing of restrictions has felt like a weight lifted and during this long journey, British Equestrian and its member bodies did a tremendous job of getting the sport back up and running. Protocols were quickly put together to bring us back as a single-player sport and training shows were introduced. But what’s next?

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