December 16 2015
Ι Author: dcross
Alice Reins are now officially RDA approved for use
We are delighted to announce that Alice Reins have now been Riding for the Disabled Association – RDA approved for use.
Since the launch of Alice Reins Ltd we have designed bespoke Alice Reins not only for individuals for their specific needs but also for RDA centres and Therapeutic Riding Centres. These centres need sensory reins made from softer material other than leather.
Although Alice Reins have been approved for use by the RDA we must stress that at competition level, for some classified riders, loop reins are not allowed. Therefore we would advise that you check whether or not you need dispensation for use.
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November 2 2014
Ι Author: dcross
British Dressage Recognises Alice Reins And Approves Able Bodied Dispensation!
British Dressage Recognises Alice Reins And Approves Able Bodied Dispensation!
We were very excited to hear the news that one of our Alice Reins riders who suffers with Arthritis has had her Dispensation Approved by British Dressage to use them in Able Bodied Competition!
Very many congratulations to Hayley, we are looking forward to seeing some pictures of her using her Alice Reins in British Dressage able bodied competition.
Hayley contacted us as she suffers from Arthritis and at that point we were not aware that her aim was to apply for dispensation to BD. It wasn’t until Hayley received her reins and sent us an email expressing how much she loved them that she told us she was applying for dispensation.
Hello Jacqui
Thank you for the reins, I have enjoyed using them and they have been very useful to help with my problem. I have also recommended them to my therapist so that she can suggest them to other riders. I will take pictures or video for you when I have someone to hand to help.
The design is the best I have come across by far, they are better than those with a single loop as the rider can adjust rein length and they adjust well at the bottom so this does not interfere with the hands or rub the horses neck.
I am really pleased to have found a product that works and is made by someone who is passionate about it and wants it to work to help others.
I will keep you posted on my progress as I have put in for BD dispensation to be allowed to use these reins during competition so fingers crossed.
Thank You
Hayley xx
A short while later Hayley emailed us again telling us that her horse had sadly suffered a check ligament injury and her reins were not being used but the good news being that
HER DISPENSATION TO USE HER ALICE REINS IN ABLE BODIED COMPETITION HAD BEEN ACCEPTED!
Hayley expressed that this news is fantastic as British Dressage has recognised a need!
We were thrilled and so we thought we would ask Hayley if she wouldn’t mind telling us how she went about applying and she very kindly provided us with the following information……Thank you Hayley!
HOW TO APPLY FOR DISPENSATION TO BRITISH DRESSAGE FOR ALICE REINS TO BE USED IN ABLE BODIED COMPETITION
First you will need to contact the para officer at BD – Friederike Von.Voigts-Rhetz. She will then send over the application form and a list of BD physiotherapists.
Second you will need to make an appointment with one of the listed physios to complete the grading process (there is a cost to this), you will also need a medical certificate to confirm your condition from your doctor (your doctor will also charge for this).
Third the application, medical certificate and grading certificate then need to be sent to BD for the committee to decide whether they will give the dispensation.
COULD ANYONE THAT DOES APPLY PLEASE SHARE THEIR SUCCESS WITH US SO THAT IT MIGHT HELP OTHERS! THANK YOU!
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