Jeroen Houterman Celebrates 30-Year Anniversary: “If Respect Doesn’t Improve, There Won’t Be a Sport Left”
Jeroen no longer has a bucket list or a particular competition where he would still love to design the courses. After all, he has already worked at all the major competitions and championships. The exception is the FEI World Driving Championship for Single Horses, as there would be a ‘conflict of interest’ if his daughter Eline Houterman were competing there as well.
“So I don’t need to do that championship. I’d much rather see my daughter compete there,” he begins.
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For Jeroen, it’s quite simple.
“Look, I absolutely love designing courses and working as a Technical Delegate at both national and international driving competitions. I enjoy working together, making sure the drivers have the opportunity to produce good..
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Jeroen Houterman celebrates 30-year anniversary: “If respect doesn’t improve, there will be no sport left”
