Lockdown Level 4 Extended
Please click here to find the latest Government Gazette issued on 11 July 2021. For now, all sporting regulations and guidelines remain the same. We will inform you if there is any change from the Minister of...
Read MorePlease click here to find the latest Government Gazette issued on 11 July 2021. For now, all sporting regulations and guidelines remain the same. We will inform you if there is any change from the Minister of...
Read MoreDear Members Please click here to see the Government Gazette as issued by the Minister of Sport. Whilst sports events and/or competitions may go ahead under strict adherence to rules and regulations, we would like to promote, that where possible, these are postponed until the third wave calms down. For those disciplines who choose to continue with events and competitions, we would like to point out that: 1. No traveling across borders to and from Gauteng unless for essential services. 2. No alcohol may be served at a sporting event. 3. Any person who attends a sporting event as a spectator, is seen to be committing an offence. 4. Any showholding or sports venue, allowing spectators at a sporting, is seen to be committing an offence. We request our members to be sensible and responsible, and make the right decision to keep themselves, their families and friends...
Read MoreDear Members, Clubs, Show holding Bodies, COVID has once again put us in a position where decisions need to be made. South Africa, as you know is in the grip of a very nasty third wave of the virus. Hospitals and medical staff are overburdened and getting to the point where India and parts of Europe were, with decisions having to be made as to who gets a chance in hospital and who doesn’t. We also need to spare a thought for those who have had their livelihoods taken away from them once again with the closure of some businesses. In the light of all of this, I believe that it would be remiss of DSA to encourage shows to go on as usual. We have a responsibility to make sure that all involved, athletes, grooms and officials, are not exposed to the virus through attending shows. While sporting events are not disallowed by the government, we need to show solidarity with our nation by not, through sporting...
Read MoreDear Members At this stage, we have had no further information from the Minister of Sport regarding level 4 lockdown regulations. We accept that, for the moment, all equestrian activities remain in place (until further notice) except for: 1. No traveling across borders to and from Gauteng unless for essential services. 2. No alcohol may be served at a sporting event. 3. Any person who attends a sporting event as a spectator, is seen to be committing an offence. 4. Any showholding or sports venue, allowing spectators at a sporting, is seen to be committing an offence. We will keep you informed of any changes. We request members to strictly adhere to the guidelines and regulations for Covid. Click here to read the Government Gazette 27 June 2021 ...
Read MorePlease note the following: that the Northern Cape / Free State Leg of the DSA Challenge has been postponed to 24 & 25 July 2021. that the Gauteng leg of the DSA Challenge has been...
Read MoreHerewith please find the nominations for the upcoming SAEF Exco elections on 3 July 2021 at the SAEF AGM. Please forward your choices to your Club by Thursday 17 June 2021. Clubs will then send their choices to their Provincial Councils by 21 June 2021.The Provincial Councils will then send their choices to National Council by 25 June 2021. The Candidates for SAEF President SAEF Exco Final Nominations SAEF Elective AGM 3 July 2021 – Exco Nominations x Nomination Report – Rev 1 8 June 2021 SAEF Exco Nomination Spreadsheet – List with reasons CV Amali Raschke CV Douglas Welsh CV Fiona Ross z CV Glynnis Fuller CV Helen Thrush CV Janine Turner CV Marco Breytenbach CV Pam Elliott F CV Roche Ras CV Sandra Copeland CV Sylvia Bruckner CV Willem Edeling CV Emma Platt CV Conrad Fourie CV Beverley Diane Williamson CV Sakkie van Niekerk CV Di Baxter CV – Prof Ian...
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