Kathleen M. Kiesel, MJ, BSN, RN, and Anne Snipes Moss, both of Coatesvillle, PA, were elected to the Board of Directors of Dressage at Devon.

“Both Kathy and Anne bring extensive professional experience to their Board position in addition to their equestrian activities. Between Kathy and Anne, they have volunteered for DAD for more than two decades – and that doesn’t include their other horse-related activities,” said Lori Kaminski, President and CEO. “Their insights and experience will be very valuable to Dressage at Devon.”  

USEF judges all have initials after their names, indicated their licensing level. Here’s what they mean:

       “r” (“recorded” or “small r”)—licensed to judge through Second Level

       “R” (“registered” or “large R”)—licensed to judge through Fourth Level

       “S” (“senior”)—license to judge through Grand Prix at national competitions

DSH (“dressage sport horse”)—licensed to judge in-hand classes. This certification is

broken into two levels: “r” and “R,” which are comparable to the recorded and

registered titles described above.

 

FEI judges

       2* (“new”)—licensed to judge a limited range of international competitions through

Prix St. Georges and Intermediaire I (including 3* small-tour competitions and CDI 1* and 2* competitions); this rating is for judges whose home countries have no Grand Prix classes.

        3* (formerly known as “international candidate” or “C”)—licensed to judge international competitions through Grand Prix, except for Olympic Games, FEI Grand Prix Championships and CDIs above the 3* level

       4* (formerly known as “international” or “I”)—licensed to judge most international competitions, excluding the Olympic Games and World Championships

       5* (formerly known as “official international” or “O”)—qualified to judge all international competitions

 

We're excited to welcome these new vendors to Dressage at Devon!



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