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Great Britain: Endurance riding to start non-racing rides
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Abigail Butcher, H&H news editor
27 October, 2007
British endurance riding is to introduce two new categories in the sport in a bid to offer more to existing members and develop interest in the UK.
John Yeoman, chairman of Endurance GB (EGB), told H&H that the new campaigns answered members' requests.
"We want to bring people in at the bottom of our sport, and that's pleasure riding," he said. "A number of our members wanted to have a pleasure riding championship or ride without racing."
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