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Just for yucks I decided to try to follow this whole thread.  I've been confused in the past and now it is just over the top.

Is there any sort of cheat-cheat that explains briefly and at a High level what these are?  Not just what they stand for but the basic premise of the organization (who participates and why)?  or can someone create a quick one and send it out to those of us who have not followed?

 

I'm leaving out AERC cause I *think* I got that one.  (-:

 

AERC -1  (thought it was a typo but saw it in multiple e-mails)

USEF

FEI

UAE

WEC

WEG

AERA

 

I tried googling each and its way to time consuming just trying to find the appropriate endurance related org.

 

Thanks in advance!

--

Kathy  Ramspott

 

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From: "oddfarm" <jsalas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> You can be as "technical" as you want, but AERC does in fact support FEI.
>
> Are you saying that at the NM ride, Fits, Git r done, Owyhee, Ft. Howes and
> the Desert Classic, the ride manager will NOT be collecting a per rider
> starter fee and AERC sanctioning fees from those riders that are riding for
> FEI? Are you saying that if the FEI rider is not an AERC member, they are
> not required to pay the "day" fee and do they have their own insurance? Are
> you saying that all of the fees involved in putting on a ride will NOT apply
> to the FEI riders?
>
> If AERC accepts money from the ride manager, and gives sanctioning to a ride
> so that they HAVE FEI rides, which is for the benefit of AERC-I riders, how < BR>> in the world can you say AERC does not support FEI? Who else gives
> international sanctioning for AERC-International riders? So AERC offers
> training, training clinics, has a committee dedicated to international
> riding all of which takes place under FEI and you say AERC has nothing to do
> with that??
>
> That just doesn't make sense.
> Lisa Salas, The Oddf ARm
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Michael Maul"
> To: "ridecamp"
> Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 10:39 AM
> Subject: [RC] AERC and FEI rides
>
>
> > In response to:"For this past ride season, there are 10 FEI rides put on,
> > supported and sanctioned by AERC."
> >
> > Actually AERC is not a part of the FEI ride and does not sanction them.
> >
> > An AERC ride sanction is requeste d by the ride manager. If the ride
> > manager wants to include an FEI ride at the same event, they can do so but
> > it is not part of any AERC sanctioning or support. The request for an FEI
> > sanction is never seen by AERC.
> >
> > The AERC and FEI rides are run concurrently over the same trails but the
> > only the results of the AERC ride are reported by AERC.
> >
> > The rules are different in some places and you can have an FEI entry that
> > does not complete the FEI ride but is entered in the AERC ride as well and
> > does complete the AERC ride.
> >
> > AERC does allow the term FEI to be used in the ride title to indicate that
> > there is an FEI ride held in conjunction with the AERC ride.
> >
> > Mike
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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