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Sounds like a case of good intentions likely to cause unintended  
consequences.   Unfortunately, its the horse that is going to suffer.


On Dec 4, 2007, at 3:22 AM, Ridecamp wrote:

> The FEI has requested new reporting procedures of all National  
> Federations and Ride Organizers. This entails reporting metabolic  
> eliminations for all events, both CEI and CEN. Note that riders  
> (and horses) Certificate of Capability (CoC) will be withdrawn if:
>
> 1) a metabolic elimination which requires invasive treatment occurs  
> within 6 months of the Nominated Entries Date for the 2008 WEC.
>
> 2) two consecutive metabolic eliminations occur within the same 6  
> month period.
>
> This loss of CoC will likely effect the decision by riders,  
> trainers, and owners with respect to the application of invasive  
> treatment following an endurance event. It is assumed that  
> intravenous re-hydration following a metabolic elimination will  
> cause the withdrawal of the CoC.

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