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Chairman of the Horse Livestock, Health, and Registration Commission of the Indonesian Association of Horse Breeders (PP PORDASI), Prof. Dr. Ir. Muladno, MSA

Commission on Horse Breeding, Health, and Registration Holds Inaugural Meeting — PP PORDASI Chairperson Fully Supports Training and Human Resource Certification

SARGA.CO – The Commission on Horse Breeding, Health, and Registration of the Central Board of the Indonesian Equestrian Sports Federation (PP PORDASI) held its first working meeting to discuss key issues and programs at the Mustang Room, Jakarta International Equestrian Park (JIEP), Pulomas, Jakarta, on Friday, October 31, 2025.

The meeting was attended by PP PORDASI Chairperson Aryo PS Djojohadikusumo, Vice Chairperson Muhammad Maulana, Secretary General Adinda Yuanita, Chair of the Racing Commission H. Munawir, and Chair of the Horse Breeding, Health, and Registration Commission Prof. Dr. Ir. Muladno, MSA, who also served as the event host.

In his opening remarks, Aryo Djojohadikusumo expressed strong support for the Commission’s planned programs, emphasizing their vital role in strengthening Indonesia’s equestrian ecosystem and developing resilient human resources capable of achieving excellence at both national and international levels.

The Breeding Commission is vital to strengthen immediately. As President Prabowo Subianto, an avid equestrian, reminds us, horse health and welfare must come first. I’m fully committed to supporting these efforts.
Aryo stated firmly.

PP PORDASI

To back up the training and certification initiatives for human resources in equestrian sports, Aryo announced that PP PORDASI is currently renovating its headquarters at JIEP Pulomas, Jakarta. The new facilities will include dedicated training spaces and equipment to host professional development programs.

“With these facilities, PP PORDASI will be able to bring in experts from both within and outside Indonesia to conduct specialized training. I also encourage the Breeding Commission to collaborate with various partners to accelerate and expand the implementation of its programs,” he added.

Regarding certification for training, stable rating, and other related programs, Aryo emphasized that PP PORDASI is ready to facilitate partnerships with relevant institutions to ensure that certifications are issued in digital form with strict validation processes, thus building public trust in the system.

Work Meeting Agenda

The working meeting covered several strategic issues, including the implementation of the Indonesian Horse Certificate (SKI) — previously known as the Horse Registration Bureau Certificate (BRK) — the issuance of PORDASI and FEI Horse Passports, training and certification programs for both support staff and officials, Stable Rating, and the Beat The Heat campaign.

“This is the first working meeting of the Horse Breeding, Health, and Registration Commission. We received valuable input and identified several areas that need immediate action, as well as others that are already in progress but require refinement,”

said Prof. Muladno.

On the SKI implementation, Prof. Muladno explained that system and operational preparations are nearly complete, with the final step being the placement of competent personnel, such as verifiers. The Commission will also conduct outreach on the new Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) to provincial boards (Pengprov) and enforce the rule that SKI will be the only recognized certification moving forward.

Implementing the SKI is a top priority, alongside PORDASI and FEI Horse Passports. Training, certification, and stable rating programs will soon follow to build a strong, sustainable equestrian ecosystem in Indonesia.

he added.

Building Systems and Human Resources

This meeting also brought together practitioners and academics, including Professor of Animal Reproduction at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (SKHB) of IPB University, Prof. Dr. drh. Amrozi, along with veterinarians from various regions across Indonesia.

Prof. Amrozi highlighted that building strong systems and human resources is essential, as achievements in equestrian sports depend not only on athletes and horses. Oversight, evaluation, and performance assessment also play key roles in ensuring that programs run effectively and meet their intended goals.

“Regarding the SKI, once it becomes a formal requirement, it must be implemented immediately — ensuring that all data and information are jointly owned, securely protected, and reliable. Another critical aspect is consistency, as consistency is the most valuable asset in sustaining any program,”

Prof. Amrozi concluded.

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