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In response to:"They do have some rules I think are funny - 
one about not wearing dangly earrings so that they won't get 
caught on the horse or the "shrubbery", and the bit about 
looking proper when going to get awards."

They also require approved helmets on all competitors.

**** From the rules below  *****
Equipment and dress must be appropriate and not detrimental 
to the image of endurance riding. If flat heeled running 
shoes are worn then safety stirrups should be used.

2.3. Attire worn by riders should be unrestricted with the 
proviso that competitors present a smart, healthy and 
athletic image. Protective clothing should be worn to
guard against sunburn and scrubbery.

2.4. The AERA Inc. discourages the wearing of dangling 
earrings and loose jewelry, so as not to get caught on tack 
or scrubbery.

2.5. It is desirable for all competitors who are presenting 
at award ceremonies to be suitably attired for the occasion.

2.6. All riders at affiliated events must wear an equestrian 
standard helmet which complies with the equestrian standard 
in Australia, the U.S.A. or Europe current atthe time of 
manufacture.


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