Komisja SRK po zapoznaniu się z dokumentem jakim jest „Regulamin organizacji zawodów jeździeckich w Polsce w związku z COVID-19, odbywających się bez udziału publiczności – sezon otwarty 2020”, sporządziła projekt wytycznych umożliwiających rozpoczęcie rozgrywania zawodów jeździeckich w SRK w trakcie obostrzeń związanych z pandemią COVID-19 bez udziału publiczności.  

Drodzy Rajdowcy,
Komisja SRK udostępnia w oryginalnej wersji decyzje i uchwały zebrania Zarządu FEI z dnia 29.04.2020 dotyczące istotnych spraw rajdowych. Pragnę poinformować, że Komisja SRK wraz z Dyrektorem Sportowym PZJ jako Polska Federacja wysłała sugestie i uwagi do Zarządu FEI, niektóre z nich zostały uwzględnione w postanowieniach FEI.
Prosimy o zapoznanie się, w razie pytań jesteśmy do dyspozycji. 

Endurance

The Board approved the following recommendations of the Endurance Calendar Task Force from its meeting on 29 April:

*Deadline by which NFs/OCs should provide their dates for postponed Events

Until 31 December 2020:
· Applications and/or modifications for dates for all CEIs must reach the Secretary General at least four weeks prior to the Event.
· All requests for date changes must be submitted to the FEI through the National Federations (including the Draft Schedule at the time of submission).

Article 112.4 of the General Regulations (and any relevant Article of Endurance Rules) to be interpreted accordingly.

*Redefining “Higher Level Events” for the purposes of the Calendar

Until 31 December 2020:
· Date Clash Rule is suspended for CEIs, with the exception of those Events serving as Test Events for future FEI Championships which will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.

Article 112.7 of the General Regulations (and any relevant Article of Endurance Rules) to be interpreted accordingly.

Extensions

*Extending the validity of star level qualifications period
A “freeze” of the qualification of horses for an initial six-month period, meaning that the validity of star level qualification is 24 months plus six months = 30 months. This will be reviewed in three months’ time.

*Extending Novice qualification period
A “freeze” of the Novice qualification for an initial six-month period, meaning that the maximum validity of Novice qualification is 24 months plus six months = 30 months. This will be reviewed in three months’ time.

Application of the Endurance Rules, 10^th Edition (“Transitional Rulebook”)
The Board approved the recommendation of the Endurance Temporary Committee not to extend the application of the Endurance Rules 10^th Edition and to go ahead with the implementation of the new Endurance Rules on 1 July 2020, as approved by the General Assembly 2019.

Championships 2020: Qualifications, Preparation, Participation
Organisers of Endurance Championships must inform the FEI three months in advance of the original date, at the very latest, if the Championship can go ahead as scheduled or not, in order for athletes and horses to prepare/train appropriately and obtain the necessary qualification to participate in a Championship. Other Endurance Championships related questions will be discussed at the Board Teleconference in June 2020.

*Officials
The provision in the FEI Endurance Rules that take effect on 1 July 2020 (Annex 6) whereby FEI Headquarters would appoint Officials for certain star levels and Championships could be derogated from upon request, with any request to be dealt with on a case-by-case basis

Komisja udostępnia list otrzymany od Przewodniczącego FEI Ingmar De Vos dotyczący COVID-19.

Wszystkie informacje dotyczące sytuacji związanej ze zmianami w kalendarzu FEI, wytycznymi na zawody będą stopniowo publikowane na stronie FEI. 

Dear Athletes,

First and foremost, I hope you are all well and that you and your loved ones are safe.

The Covid-19 pandemic and the associated uncertainty these past weeks, and soon to be months, has been extremely difficult for everyone, both personally and professionally. We are in the midst of an unprecedented global crisis that is affecting every industry and community around the world and there are many questions that remain unanswered. However, the one certainty we do have is that the sacrifices we have all been called upon to make will save lives, and this is our collectively duty at this point in time.

For athletes, this is a particularly challenging situation as many of you are unable to compete, to train or effectively do your job in the same way as those of us that have moved our offices into our homes. Our sport is all-consuming and on top of the event and training related disruptions and complications, you also have businesses to run, horses to take care of and staff to protect. Without events, clinics and all the related outlets for equestrian sport and training, you not only have to revisit your objectives and your goals for the year but you also have to find a way to safeguard your network, your members of staff and support teams.

This is not easy, especially as we do not have the clarity we wish we all had going forward, and we completely understand your frustration which, regrettably, is shared by athletes around the world and across all sports. For our Para athletes, there is also the added challenge when it comes to any form of training and social distancing guidelines, as it may simply not be possible for some athletes to train or have access to training depending on the level of assistance and support needed.

And, of course, we’re all conscious of the fact that our sport differs from all other sports as it involves an animal and you can’t put a horse into a cupboard or away in the garage like you could a tennis racket or golf club when the sport is in lockdown. And that horses, like humans, get bored and bad tempered when their training and competition schedule is disrupted.

All these repercussions are the added complications that make the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic widespread and multifaceted. I want you to know that we are very aware of the effects on all our community, and as you will have seen, we are working around the clock to ensure that we find efficient and fair solutions to try and overcome this major disruption to the FEI Calendar, and all the associated repercussions this has on the sport.

The Task Forces we created in each of the FEI disciplines have started to meet (virtually) and are proactively and decisively setting out their action plans. Among the first decisions to be made was in relation to the world Rankings, and this week the Board approved a number of FEI Calendar related Resolutions so that we can have greater flexibility for date applications and modifications in order to facilitate Organisers when it comes to rescheduling events. And we will continue to tackle each and every issues in a timely way in order to reduce the impact the Covid-19 pandemic will have on equestrian sport and all our community.

In addition, your reach as an Athlete is not limited to the FEI Family. The Chair of your Athlete Committee, Maria Gretzer, was part of an IOC Athletes’ Commission conference call with the IOC President at the beginning of the month following the rescheduling of Tokyo 2020. President Bach and IOC Directors were on the call to answer questions about qualification systems, heat mitigation, Olympic Solidarity, anti-doping and more.

We are very much an industry and a global family and there are millions of lives and livelihoods at stake. Our responsibilities in relation to this pandemic is greater than our sport, but it does not have to define our sport. We can and we must ensure that we all work together, that we find solutions, and that we agree on the compromises because not everything will be perfect, but we have to work for the greater good of our sport and ensure that when things do get back to normal, we are united and ready to bounce back.

As athletes, you are known for your resilience and your perseverance, and I hope in these terrible times you are using that strength as well as your determination to come out of this situation stronger than before. I have seen some wonderful acts of generosity and solidarity within the community, and many individuals giving their time and their energy to helping others. This is what our community has always been about, and it will serve us well in this difficult time. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with us should you have any questions, queries or even recommendations about how we can help you.

There is a lot of information being sent around these days, so here are some of the key links for the latest news items that may be of interest to you:

FEI Resolutions regarding FEI Events and Series
FEI Resolutions regarding Financial Measures
Approvals process for Calendar Task Force proposals and Clarification regarding Online Competitions
FEI Board approves Jumping Calendar Task Force resolutions
FEI creates new policy for calculating world rankings during Covid-19 outbreak
New dates for Tokyo 2020 Olympic & Paralympic Games
IOC Athlete 365 – Coronavirus Updates
IPC Weekly Update for Athletes

As you will have seen, we have a comprehensive Covid-19 section on our website with all the latest News, the Resolutions that have been taken in relation to the Covid-19 pandemic, the composition of all the Calendar Task Forces and their scheduled meetings and recommendations to the FEI Board, as well as a comprehensive FAQ. Our aim is to be as transparent and communicative on all the issues and the solutions that we are finding, so that you have all the information at your fingertips and can make informed decisions based on the daily evolution of this pandemic and the effects it is having on our sport. 

And last but not least, I invite you to visit our new “Athlete Toolkit” which we launched a few weeks ago, and regroups all the information relevant to athletes from a sporting perspective as well as tips for building your social profile, sponsorship opportunities, etc.

Thank you for your time and once again, please do not hesitate to contact the FEI, we are here for you and we continue to provide all our stakeholders with a professional and proactive service, fully committed to our remit and the future of the sport. How we tackle every day, and how we find solutions together will help offset some of the costs for our community. This sense of solidarity and this dedication is not only our remit and our mission, it is what defines our sport and the FEI Family.

With kind regards and take care,


Ingmar De Vos
FEI President

#StaySafe

Ośrodek Rekreacyjny w Bieruniu 

Zaprasza na I edycję kursu doszkalającego pt „ Mistrz i uczeń” który jest dedykowany głównie dla osób zaczynających przygodę w sportowych rajdach konnych.

Kurs odbędzie się w dniach 5.03.2020- 8.03.2020 na terenie Klubu LKJ „Solec” w Bieruniu, ul. Barbórki 23, 43-155 Bieruń Nowy

Rozpoczęcie kursu godz 17.00 w dniu 5.03.2020 – zakończenie kursu godz 16.00 w dniu 8.03.2020

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Koszt kursu 500 zł (wpisowe + nocleg, bez wyżywienia), możliwy catering na miejscu.

Liczba osób przewidziana w I edycji kursu – 8 (ze względu na bazę noclegową + zajęcia praktyczne para: koń – jeździec)

Kurs będzie prowadzony przez:

1. Tomasza Turę – doświadczonego, wieloletniego zawodnika rajdowego (12 lat w Kadrze Polski, zdobywca 5 medali Mistrzostw Polski, w 2004 jako trener odniósł zwycięstwo w Pucharze Europy Centralnej, w 2005 odniósł zwycięstwo w Pucharze Europy Centralnej,nadal czynnie działający w sportowych rajdach konnych i prowadzący Klub LKJ Solec – kopalnia wiedzy rajdowej)

2. Eulalię Michalik – wieloletnią Sędzię w sportowych rajdach konnych i skokach przez przeszkody, posiadajacą niezwykły dar tłumaczenia regulaminów i przepisów

3. Barbarę Rygoł – Przewodniczącą Komisji SRK, czynnie startującą zawodniczkę w SRK (non-profit)

Tematyka kursu:

• trening jeźdźców i koni rajdowych: dobór odpowiedniego siodła dla konia, zasady żywienia, suplementacji koni rajdowych, nauka pomiaru tętna u konia,
• omówienie przygotowania konia do pierwszych startów,
• dobór odpowiedniego ubioru dla jeźdźca,
• elementy psychologii konia – podróż do świata koni, zrozumienie zachowania swojego jak i konia, bo koń z łatwością nas wyczuwa i „robi nas w konia”
• zajęcia praktyczne w grupach, para: jeździec-koń, możliwość testowania różnych modeli siodeł rajdowych: Podium, Setzi, Fenix oraz innych siodeł wszechstronnych Hubertus, Prestige GP oraz pozostałego wyposażenia rajdowego: ogłowia, czapraki
• zajęcia praktyczne w terenie z oceną pomiaru prędkości i tętna konia ( zegarki Polar/ pulsoksymetry)
• omówienie Regulaminu i Przepisów konkurencji SR

Dodatkowo zaplanowany jest egzamin na brązową, srebrną i złotą odznakę w SRK (sobota 7.03.2020 godz 15.00)

Koszt egzaminu dla kursantów:

• Odznaka brązowa 150 zł
• Odznaka srebrna 150 zł
• Odznaka złota 200 zł

Na egzamin na odznaki można przyjechać niezależnie od kursu z udokumentowanymi startami w klasach L,P,N. Koszt wypożyczenia konia 30 zł.

Tel kontaktowy: 600-28-28-96 w sprawie zapisów na I edycję kursu „Mistrz i uczeń”

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