Editorials

Editorials

21/03/2012
Editorial

The Olympic Games are the apex for any serious sports athlete. Steeped in almost 3,000 years of tradition and set only every four years the Games are considered more unique, exclusive, and meaningful than a World Championships because sportsmen of all Olympic disciplines gather at the same venue for coveted glory. The media and public attention are enormous and they create a heightened vibe for every competitor. As the going gets tough in the lead up to the Games, the term Olympic fever is often applied. The dressage world bears no exception.

Columnists

07/04/2012
Opinions

Robert Dover, multiple U.S. Olympic team rider and former Dressage Task Force Member, has once again expressed his outspoken opinion. For his blog Dover's World he wrote a critique on the current Olympic format of the team competition now runs over two tests, the Grand Prix and brand new, altered Olympic Grand Prix Special.

Wayne´s World

02/05/2011
Wayne's World

IDRC secretary-general Wayne Channon is back, contributing a column to Eurodressage with a round up on the judging and use of half marks in the Grand Prix at the 2011 World Cup Finals. "The World Cup Final Grand Prix was well judged by any standard

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