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> It seems that there were some rumors going around at a ride in  
> Wyoming this past weekend that ALL riders at the upcoming Fort  
> Howes ride (June 6-7) would need to ride under FEI rules.  We would  
> like to get the word out to all riders that this is NOT the case.   
> Only those who choose to add the FEI division to their AERC ride  
> entry will need to follow the additional FEI rules.
>
> So no need to worry about where you can crew - crew next to the vet  
> check or at your trailer (that goes for everyone), AERC riders  
> don't need to worry about parking issues, no need worry about  
> restrictions on what you wear or what tack you use, no need to  
> worry about whether or not you can feed your horse if you're  
> waiting for a vet (that goes for everyone), vet lines should be at  
> a minimum - we have 8+ vets coming here + treatment vets (who carry  
> a blood analyzer for instant blood work if needed), all riders in  
> all distances will use all the vets - no separate lines for FEI or  
> AERC from LD to 100 milers, Steak dinner on Friday night, we're a  
> very rider friendly ride so if you're a newbie there will be plenty  
> of knowledgeable people here to help...
>
> If anyone has any questions, please do not hesitate to contact  
> either of us.
>
> Thanks,
> Jan and Bill Stevens


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