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You could start by looking on the AERC web site or the USEF site 
(www.usef.org). At the international level it is a race. To get a COC 
(certificate of competency) you do have to do a 100 at a min speed, I 
believe it is 12.5 km/hr. There are some other criteria that can replace 
that like a ride time of no more than 140% of the winning ride time on a 
100 mile FEI ride.

So if you are solid, consistent and fast over 100 miles - you might want 
to check it out. It also has a lot of associated cost, horse passport, 
USEF membership, high performance fee, etc.

Truman

Tracy Cann wrote:

> I was just wondering. How exactly do you get started in FEI. I realize 
> this is kind of an "involved" question. Is there an article in 
> Endurance News somebody could refer me to? Do you have to be a pretty 
> fast horse/rider team or just solid and consistent. Funny that I'm 
> asking this after all the "FEI is a pain" posts. Well, I am an 
> endurance rider so I must enjoy pain.
> Tracy



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