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‘Should we rely on results or exams?’

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I START this column by correcting my last. I mentioned that there was no professional dressage riding exam in the UK, making it difficult to define ourselves as qualified professional people. But the British Horse Society (BHS) now offers a dressage-specific coaching pathway. This includes riding which, if passed alongside the other sections, means one carries the title of

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