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Aims of
the society
The aim of the Society, which was formed in 1957,
is to encourage and assist those interested in the
driving of equine animals.
BDS Council
The administration of the
Society is vested in the Council,
who have authority to delegate functions and duties to
such committees as it may designate.

for information about the BDS Council and committees
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BDS Welsh Branch |
BDS N. Ireland Branch |
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Judges
Panel
information from the BDS Judges committee and the
BDS Judges list
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Access
& Rights of Way
BDS Access & Rights of Way Representatives
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BDS Trec
Diary of events
and
Guidelines for
organisers
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Long Distance Driving
The BDS oversees
organisation of long distance driving and awards
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Carriage Foundation
The BDS Carriage
Foundation, formed in 1991, brings together like-minded
people with a special interest in carriages and their
history and works in close contact with The Transport
Trust, a national charity for the Preservation of
Britain's Transport Heritage.
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Sanders Watney Trust
Registered Charity No 327023
The British
Driving Society Charity to assist disabled people in the
driving of horses, ponies and donkeys. If the trust is
to continue to help in the purchase of carriages and
harness for disabled drivers, WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT NOW !
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Welfare in Animal (Transport) Order 2006
Welfare of Animals During Transport Regulations - Equine related case
studies
INFORMATION and
YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED 
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Horse
Passports
Information,
Questions and Answers
Application forms 
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Duty of Care & Accident
Prevention
As in all walks
of life accidents will occasionally happen but many may
be avoided by following the BDS guidelines.
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Show Stewards & Commentators
Are you running
a show and require experienced stewards and commentators
? Are you willing to offer your services to other shows
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