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Riding club De Commandeurs from Heemskerk has moved: ‘To attract people, you must offer good conditions’

Riding club De Commandeurs from Heemskerk has moved: ‘To attract people, you must offer good conditions’

Riding association De Commandeurs has moved from its long-time base in Heemskerk to new facilities in Castricum. The move aims to provide better conditions for members and attract more participants to competitions, representing a significant step forward for the club.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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