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> > When endurance riders universally accept the current rules,
> > then we might consider modifications for alternate
> > modalities of competition.

I think there are now multiple sets of rules, in the US and Canada, rides 
sanctioned under the AERC are governed one set of rules. USAEquestrian (the 
US National Federation) has an additional set of Endurance Rules, (I don't 
know if Canada has a different set for their International Riders?) and FEI 
has an additional set of Endurance rules (the URL's are listed below).

I think they all started with the AERC rules as the base, but that was a 
number of years ago. Bringing them all back together would be difficult 
especially since AERC has choosen to remove itself from the discussions (by 
choosing to not be associated with it's National Federation) although the 
USAe still recognizes AERC as the official "Federation endurance discipline 
organization".

johnt

AERC:
http://www.aerc.org/documents/rules2000.htm
   (sadly, these are not current - i tried...but talk to your current AERC 
Rules Committee Chair on that issue...:(

USAe:
http://www.equestrian.org/submenu/rules.asp
   These are the general USAe rules.
http://www.equestrian.org/2003RuleBook/rule-xxi.pdf

FEI:
http://www.horsesport.org/fei/pdfs/reference/03_02/endurance/endurance2000-en.PDF
http://www.horsesport.org/fei/pdfs/reference/03_02/endurance/RulesAmend.PDF
http://www.horsesport.org/fei/pdfs/reference/03_02/endurance/NewCriteria2003.pdf




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