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RE: [RC] qualifications for the WEC - StephTeeter

I'm a little late getting through the RC email, apologies if these issues
have already been addressed.

Regarding qualification - the FEI qualification that must be met is that the
horse must have received a 'certificate of capability' - for Championships
(160 km) the horse must have completed a 160 km FEI event. The FEI rules are
stated in such a way that this doesn't rule out a 2-day event - 160kms in 2
days. This is how the (first) first place horse was qualified. There are
also Federation qualification rules (mileages of horse and rider, 160 km
rides completed, nomination procedures, etc) that are additional to the FEI
qualifications.

Steph

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From: ridecamp-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:ridecamp-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Truman Prevatt
Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2005 6:31 PM
To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [RC] qualifications for the WEC


I believe it up to each country's federation - not the FEI - to set the
qualifications. That is the US has to have their qualifications and
selection procedures approved by the USEF - not the FEI. In this case it
seems that the UAE national federation has no such requirement.

Truman

Ridecamp Guest wrote:

Please Reply to: barbara run2fast@xxxxxxxxxx or ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Ok, guys --question for those of you smarter than I...... When you go to
the WEC site and all the interviews and press releases, etc are over on the
right hand side of the page. The interview entitled "Shaikh Hazza's golden
decision". In the interview where he's discussing why he didn't start
Shadon, and why he chose Hachim, he states that it was Hachim's FIRST EVER
160km ride. What is up with that? It was my impression that these FEI rides
had to be qualified for, as they are here in the states. Are the rules
different in other countries? Maybe the 'host country' doesn't have to
follow the samer rules? Maybe I'm an idiot and reading it wrong, but I'd
sure like to know how you experts would interpret that? Surely someone
wouldn't run a horse's first 100 in 7 hrs and 20 minutes. Take a look at the
article and let's have a discussion!


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