FEI.org - Full Story
16 November 2022
Words by Stacey Stearns
Photos courtesy of André Vidiz
We speak to athlete André Vidiz...
A 160km Endurance track stretches through picturesque countryside. Teams of horses and riders steadily progress through the course, stopping every 20 or 30km for a mandatory veterinary inspection and rest period.
The Endurance competition is the culmination of years of effort though. It’s also about love – for the horse, the partnership the rider forms with the horse, and the sport. André Vidiz is a second-generation Endurance competitor from a family steeped in the traditions of the sport and the thrill of adventure. He’s established his own name in international Endurance competitions though, representing Brazil in numerous events over the years and consistently appearing in the World rankings...
Read more here:
https://www.fei.org/stories/sport/endurance/andre-vidiz-profile-2022
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