MadBlackLab
Well-Known Member
The FEI brought in new rules last January making it compulsory for safety headgear to be worn by all competitors when mounted at an event.
However, a major showing bodys announcement that hats with chinstraps would become compulsory has been met with such criticism from riders that it has been forced to reconsider its decision.
Is it time that the showing world came up to date with modern safety standards or should health and safety be a matter of personal choice?
However, a major showing bodys announcement that hats with chinstraps would become compulsory has been met with such criticism from riders that it has been forced to reconsider its decision.
Is it time that the showing world came up to date with modern safety standards or should health and safety be a matter of personal choice?