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It sounds pretty clear.  From the codes and the notes, it sounds as  
if any failure to complete the course needs to have a reason  
associated with it.  If the reason for not continuing is a metabolic  
problem, then the horse has to be marked as "el-me".   I don't see  
any wiggle room there, for FEI riders trying to get an RO/ret instead  
of an M/me.  At least - if the vets are marking them as they see  
them, and are not being put under pressure to mark something  
different to preserve a CoC.

I would think that it would simply be easier not to enter that  
particular horse if you were worried about losing a CoC.

On Jan 15, 2008, at 10:39 AM, John Teeter wrote:

> > On Jan 15, 2008, at 11:15 AM, Beth Walker wrote:
> > > So ... what are the FEI codes, and how do they relate to AERC  
> > > codes?   Anybody know?
>
> yes:) but it's not an entirely 1-1 relationship:

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