Bitless to be allowed up to Grand Prix level in France

[FieldOrnaments]

https://www.dressprod.com/post/r%C3%A8glement-2026-le-filet-simple-et-le-sans-mors-autoris%C3%A9s-en-france-jusqu-au-grand-prix?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwMBnwFleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHi1z1MqJP2z3j9GGkdVnWcqXKhoeBw9FlOXsIw_bnd_shYvx8cHWEaiB8Faz_aem_odk8zdsMP4vpmcV7zpRnog

 

[St Nicnaclaus]

Excellent. Unfortunately those who want to compete FEI will still have to comply with their rules.
Really good to see eRiders offering all sorts of bit or not and various tack options too.
I am not bitless with this horse but have ridden a previous horse in a mild hackamore and pleased to see that what was seen as alternative tack becoming more widespread.

 

[Highmileagereindeer]

Good news. A lot of tradition exists in the equine world, and I do get frustrated when challenges to tradition are blocked. Things are slowly changing - I'm thinking barefoot, hoof boots, treeless saddles, bitless bridles, but the competition arena persists in maintaining the status quo.

 

[tristars]

Wonder if it will affect the judging

 

[Sanversera]

This sounds like a step in the right direction. Need fei to implement it now too.