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By Charlotte Ricca-Smith on 20th-Jun-2014
New endurance rules, which address “horse welfare and fair play”, have been approved by the FEI in time for the World Equestrian Games.
Step forward
The “fundamental" rule changes are in line with the recommendations of the Endurance Strategic Planning Group (ESPG) and will be implemented on 1 August 2014.
The ESPG was set up by the FEI last year to develop a 10-year plan to address the current problems in endurance riding.
“The new rules for endurance are a great step forward for horse welfare and fair play, and we strongly believe they address the key issues that the discipline has been facing,” said Brian Sheahan, chair of the FEI endurance committee and member of the ESPG...
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