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    RE: [RC] B.C.A.A. Complex - Bob Morris


    So Truman: What you are saying is there is no answer and the
    competitors must continue to be confused.
    
    I say again "if the rider has to question if the
    >substance is a drug, then that substance should not be
    used."
    
    Guess that is just to simple.
    
    Bob
    
    Bob Morris
    Morris Endurance Enterprises
    Boise, ID
    
    -----Original Message-----
    From: ridecamp-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    [mailto:ridecamp-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Truman
    Prevatt
    Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 4:10 PM
    To: Bob Morris
    Cc: Ed and Wendy Hauser; ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
    Subject: Re: [RC] B.C.A.A. Complex
    
    
    The issue as I see it is "what is a food and what is an
    illegal
    substance."  We accept electrolytes without question.
    However, if a
    rider would just slow down he would not need the same amount
    of
    electrolytes. The slower we go the less heat produced, the
    less
    sweating, the less electrolytes lost.   In fact you could
    probably get
    through a ride by very conservative riding without needing
    electrolytes
    at all. So in that respect electrolyte supplementation
    enhances
    performance - you can go faster with them than without them.
    Hence since
    electrolytes do in fact allow a rider to go faster should
    they be
    banded. But we accept electrolyte supplementation as not
    only "legal"
    but a necessary part of the sport.
    
    There are substances which everyone would agree are not
    allowed, the
    classical drugs. Then there is classical food, hay, beet
    pulp, etc. Then
    there is this whole gray area ranging from very light gray
    to very dark
    gray. Sorry Bob this rule is not black and white. If it were
    none of the
    periodic discussion would appear on RC.
    
    Truman
    
    
    
    Bob Morris wrote:
    
    >Truman:
    >
    >You feel, really feel there is an interpretation of the
    >statement "The integrity of Endurance Competition requires
    >that the equine is   not influenced by any drug, medication
    >or veterinary treatment." You feel that it cannot stand on
    >its own?
    >
    >Who do you wish to interpret for you so the meaning is
    >clear? In my mind, if the rider has to question if the
    >substance is a drug, then that substance should not be
    used.
    >
    >Bob
    >
    >Bob Morris
    >Morris Endurance Enterprises
    >Boise, ID
    >
    
    
    
    
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