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Para equestrian

Dedicated formats and classification systems—treated as core sport, never an afterthought.

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Health starting points

What changes in Para equestrian?

01

Classification and impairment context

02

Thermoregulation and skin integrity

03

Equipment interface

04

Accessible emergency and travel planning

These are general discussion points, not a diagnosis or a complete risk profile. Individual care belongs with appropriately qualified professionals.

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