Bert Jambon: “There’s nothing quite like Aachen”
Bert Jambon lives in Bilzen, close to the Dutch border near Maastricht. In 2010, after judging at the Single Horse World Championship in Pratoni, he obtained his Official (O) status as a judge. This means that for more than sixteen years, he has been among the world’s highest-qualified driving judges, eligible to officiate at international competitions up to four-star level. It is therefore no surprise that he is regularly invited to major events such as Windsor and Aachen, and that this year he will even serve as President of the Ground Jury at the Four-in-Hand World Championship in Aachen.
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