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Horsetalk.co.nz | 10 June 2015
The Emirates Equestrian Federation has provided the FEI with a list of proposals aimed at reforming the sport of endurance in the UAE, as the country works toward having its suspension lifted.
Next year’s world endurance championships will remain in Dubai for now.
The FEI Bureau imposed an interim suspension on the UAE on March 12, citing horse welfare concerns and non-compliance with FEI rules and regulations in endurance.
The UAE initially appealed, but later withdrew it and entered talks with the FEI in a bid resolve the issues between them.
The bureau, which meet in Lausanne, Switzerland, on Tuesday, unanimously agreed to the next step in the UAE’s endurance proposals, which were sent to FEI secretary general Sabrina Zeender last Friday...
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