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RE: [RC] [AERC-Members] Updated AERC BoD Midyear meeting Agenda - Bob Morris

The following grant proposals present a questionable action:

The following proposals are being presented to the BOD for
approval at this time. Each proposal will be voted on
separately.

1) Pen State/Dr. Durando. Ranked #1 and graded A. Good value
and very possibly could identify horses that maybe should
not be involved in our sport. We recommend funding this one
NOW. Notice Meg Sleeper is part of the study.

2) Oklahoma/McKenzie. Ranked #2 and graded B+. fair to Good
value and certainly important in endurance. Could just
possibly be a precursor to our kidney failures? Top people
and also endurance people. We recommend funding this one as
well.

3) Kansas/Poole & Erickson. Ranked #3 and graded B. Not sure
EIPH is a concern in endurance and too commercially
involved. I asked if the makers of the strip would be
interested in splitting and got a NO. We do not recommend
this one be funded.

4) VA/Kronfield. Ranked #4 and graded A-. You have the
original and a revised one I got today. This is ongoing
research and wants help. They are offering to give us
articles etc. if we send them money. We recommend partial
funding at this time ($5,000 to $10,000).


These grant proposals as stated presume full knowledge not
available to the membership. Since the grant funds are a
fairly considerable amount I believe that it is only fair
that the membership be made aware of the details associated
with these grants.

For instance, taking #1 above; exactly what is of good value
and could possibly identify horses that should not be
involved in our sport? Are we looking to deny entrance to
endurance competition certain horses with particular
characteristics?

And the #2 above; just what is of good value and certainly
important in endurance? I have not experienced kidney
failure and have not heard of any one else having such
experience.

Exactly what is going on that the AERC Board is voting on
the expenditure of $45,000, the use of which has not been
identified to the membership. I feel this type of action is
contrary to the principles we look for from the AERC
Directors.

Bob

Bob Morris
Morris Endurance Enterprises
Boise, ID

-----Original Message-----
From: AERCMembersForum-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:AERCMembersForum-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of
Michael Maul
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2003 7:17 PM
To: ridecamp; CT_Region; AERC Members
Subject: [AERC-Members] Updated AERC BoD Midyear meeting
Agenda


There have been a number of additional motions added to the
agenda for the meeting of Oct. 11.

The latest agenda is available from the AERC home page at

http://www.aerc.org/

or directly at

http://www.aerc.org/midyear2003agenda.asp

Mike



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