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Every rider has the right to start on a 10
2 Sep 2017
Do we need a new system of judging?
11 Apr 2017
The Future of Dressage Survey – Main Results
17 Apr 2016
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14 Feb 2016
IDRC study shows dressage public demand more transparent judging
14 Feb 2016
Dressage Committee Minutes 27 January 2016
9 Feb 2016
IDRC General Assembly 2015 10:30, 26 October 2015 at the GDF
13 Jan 2016
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