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Criteria of appointment/promotion for Endurance Officials

814.1 CEI Events

814.1.5 CEIs are defined in the FEI Calendar. CEIs are divided into four different star levels as follows:

814.1.5.1 4 Star: Senior Championships of a minimum of 160 km in one day, Young Horse Championships for 7 year olds – maximum distance 130kms, Junior and Young Rider Championships of a minimum of 120 km, maximum of 130km in one day. Regional Championships where the OC can apply for a change of distance to take into account local climatic or other conditions. Maximum Pulse at Vet Gates: 64 bpm within 20 minutes.

814.1.5.2 3 Star: All rides of 140 km – 160 km in one day, or 90-100 km per day over 2 days, or 70- 80 km per day over 3 days or more. Maximum Pulse at Vet Gates: 64 bpm within 20 minutes.

814.1.5.3 2 Star: All rides between 120 km and 139 km in one day or between 70 km and 89 km per day over two days. Maximum Pulse at Vet Gates: 64 bpm within 20 minutes.

814.1.5.4 1 Star: (Low Level Event) All rides between 80 km and 119 km in one day. Maximum Pulse at Vet Gates: 64 bpm within 20 minutes.

814.1.5.5 At the Final Inspection, the Maximum Pulse shall be 64 bpm within 30 minutes.

Article 816 - QUALIFICATION PROCEDURE & CERTIFICATES OF CAPABILITY (Please refer to Endurance Notes for Guidance for Transitional Arrangements)

816.1 Novice Qualifying: To be administered by each NF.
816.1.1 Horses and Athletes must, though not necessarily as a combination:
816.1.1.1 Successfully complete 2 rides of distances between 40-79 km and 2 rides of between 80-90 km at speeds of 16 kph or under then
816.1.1.2 Successfully complete 1 rides of a distance between 80-90 km at open speed.
816.1.2 Athletes and Horses must complete the requirements of this qualifying phase all within the 24 month period and no shorter than 12 months, immediately prior to taking part in an FEI competition.

816.2 CEI Star Qualifying: To be determined according to FEI records and database, and attested to by each NF.
816.2.1 All horses and Athletes must have successfully completed Novice Qualifying to be eligible for CEI Star Qualifying.
816.2.2 Horses and Athletes, not necessarily as a combination must successfully complete FEI competitions to progress through the Star system, beginningwith a successful completion at the 1-Star level, thereby qualifying to move up through each Star category as defined in Art 814.
816.2.3 Star System Qualification for Athletes to 3* level will be for life.
816.2.4 Star System Qualification for Horses shall be valid for a period of 24 months. Should a horse fail to complete an event at the next level for which it has qualified within that period it will need to re qualify for its existing level again before progressing further.

825.3 CEI 3 Star Endurance Events
825.3.1 The Ground Jury must consist of a President and a Foreign Judge chosen from the FEI list of Endurance Judges and appointed by the OC for a maximum of 30 entries. An additional Jury member is required for each additional 30 entries up to a maximum of four Judges to include the President. Other members, if any, may be National Endurance Judges appointed by the OC. All members must comply and meet the requirements of the then-current *Rating requirements for Endurance judges.

825.3.2 The Veterinary Commission must consist of a President and two members from the FEI list of Endurance veterinarians appointed by the OC. One of them must be foreign. There must be a minimum one Commission Veterinarian per 20 competing horses. All such members must meet the then-current *Rating requirements for Endurance Veterinarians All other members must be experienced Endurance Veterinarians and appointed by the OC.

825.3.3 There must be a minimum of 1 Endurance Veterinary Treating Official (EVT) at the venue from the FEI list of approved Treatment Veterinarians per 30 competing horses.

825.3.4 The Technical Delegate must be chosen from the FEI list of Endurance Technical Delegates and appointed by the OC and meet the then-current *Rating requirements for Endurance Technical Delegates. The Technical Delegate may act as a member of the Ground Jury once the competition begins.

825.3.5 The Chief Steward must be chosen from the FEI list of Endurance Chief Stewards and appointed by the OC.

825.3.6 An Appeal Committee is not required.

825.4 CEI 1 & 2 Star Endurance Events
825.4.1 CEI 1* : The Ground Jury must consist of a President who must comply and meet the requirements of the then-current *Rating requirements for Endurance judges. The Official to be chosen from the FEI list of Endurance Judges appointed by the OC for a maximum of 30 entries. An additional Jury member is required for each additional 40 entries up to a maximum of four Judges to include the President. Other members, if any, may be experienced National Judges.

825.4.2 The Veterinary Commission must consist of an FEI President and a minimum of 2 members who may be National Endurance veterinarians. All National members must be experienced Endurance veterinarians and appointed by the OC.

825.4.3 At CEI 1* events there must be a minimum of 1 Endurance Veterinary Treating Official (EVT) at the venue from the FEI list of approved Treatment Veterinarians per 50 competing horses.

825.4.4 The Technical Delegate must be chosen from the FEI list of Endurance Technical Delegates and appointed by the OC and meet the requirements of the then-current *Rating requirements for Endurance Technical Delegates . The Technical Delegate may act as a member of the Ground Jury once the competition begins.

825.4.5 The Chief Steward must be chosen from the FEI list of Endurance Chief Stewards and appointed by the OC.

825.4.6 An Appeal Committee is not required.

825.4.7 CEI 2* : The Ground Jury must consist of a President who must meet the then-current *Rating requirements for Endurance judges. To be chosen from the FEI list of Endurance Judges appointed by the OC for a maximum of 20 entries. An additional Jury member is required for each additional 20 entries. All other members, if any, may be experienced National Judges.

825.4.8 The Veterinary Commission must consist of a President and a minimum of 2 members from the FEI list of Endurance veterinarians appointed by the OC. All such members must meet the then-current *Rating requirements for Endurance veterinarians. One of them must be foreign. All other members must be experienced Endurance veterinarians and appointed by the OC.

825.4.9 At CEI 2* events there must be a minimum of 1 Endurance Veterinary Treating Official (EVT) at the venue from the FEI list of approved Treatment Veterinarians per 50 competing horses.

825.4.10 The Technical Delegate must be chosen from the FEI list of Endurance Technical Delegates and appointed by the OC and meet the requirements of the *Rating requirements for Endurance Technical Delegates . The Technical Delegate may act as a member of the Ground Jury once the competition begins.

825.4.11 The Chief Steward must be chosen from the FEI list of Endurance Chief Stewards and appointed by the OC.

825.4.12 An Appeal Committee is not required.

For CEI 1*, 2*, CEI 3* and CEIO competitions, in special circumstances, the FEI has the right to consult with OCs, in a timely manner, to ask for a different balance of experience and expertise within the team of Officials proposed in the schedule of the competition.

At all CEI 1*, 2* and 3* Events, the FEI may grant dispensation to General Regulations Art.149.10 subject to a request being received from the National Federation concerned and compliance with the conditions as detailed in the FEI Endurance Notes for Guidance.

Rated Officials required for competitions:
1* STAR
Ground Jury President 2* or above
Technical Delegate 2* or above
Vet. Commission President 3* or above - 2 Members
Treatment Veterinarian President 2*
Chief Steward 2*

2* STARS
Ground Jury President 3* or above
Technical Delegate 3* or above
Vet. Commission President 3* or above- 2 Members 2* or above
Treatment Veterinarian President 3*
Chief Steward 3*

3* STARS
Ground Jury President 4* - Foreign Judge 3* or above
Technical Delegate 4* or above
Vet. Commission President and/or FVD 4* - 2 Members 3* or above
Treatment Veterinarian President 4*
Chief Steward 4*

4* STARS
Ground Jury President 4*
Foreign Judge 4*
Members 4*
Foreign Technical Delegate 4*
Vet. Commission President and FVD 4*
Panel 4*
Treatment Veterinarian President 4*
Chief Steward 4*

FEI CODE OF CONDUCT FOR THE WELFARE OF THE HORSE ................................. 1
Chapter I The Competition .............................................................................. 4
Article 800 - GENERAL ..................................................................................... 4
Article 801 - THE COURSE/’Field of Play` ........................................................... 5
Article 802 - MARKING OF THE COURSE ............................................................ 6
Article 803 – PLAN OF THE COURSE .................................................................. 6
Article 804 - MODIFICATION TO THE COURSE AND RESCHEDULING/DELAY OR ABANDONMENT OF EVENTS ... 6
Article 805 - METHOD OF STARTING ................................................................. 7
Article 806 – TIME AND RECORD KEEPING ......................................................... 8
Article 807 – COMPETITION & FAIR PLAY ........................................................... 8
Article 808 - SCHEDULE OF THE COMPETITION .................................................. 9
Article 809 – DRESS CODE ..............................................................................10
Article 810 - SADDLERY AND EQUIPMENT .........................................................10
Article 811 – CRUELTY ....................................................................................10
Article 812 – WEIGHTS ...................................................................................11
Article 813 – CLASSIFICATION ........................................................................11
Chapter II Definition of Endurance Events .................................................... 12
Article 814 - CATEGORIES OF ENDURANCE RIDES .............................................12
Article 815 - ELIGIBILITY ................................................................................13
Article 816 - QUALIFICATION PROCEDURE & CERTIFICATES OF CAPABILITY (Please refer to Endurance Notes for Guidance for Transitional Arrangements) .................14
Article 817 – INVITATIONS .............................................................................16
Article 818 - ENTRIES .....................................................................................17
Article 819 - DECLARATION OF STARTERS ........................................................18
Chapter III Inspections, Examinations, Control of Medication ...................... 20
Article 820 - VETERINARY CONTROL ................................................................20
Article 821 - VETERINARY INSPECTIONS AND EXAMINATIONS OF HORSES ...........22
Article 822 - BEST CONDITION AWARD ............................................................24
Article 823 - VETERINARY TREATMENT DURING COMPETITION ............................25
Chapter IV Officials for Endurance Events ..................................................... 25
Article 824 - DUTIES OF OFFICIALS .................................................................25
Article 825 - OFFICIALS REQUIRED FOR INTERNATIONAL ENDURANCE EVENTS ....26
Chapter V Awards and Prize-giving Ceremonies ............................................ 28
Article 826 - AWARDS ....................................................................................28
Annex 1: Rated Officials required for competitions: ...................................... 29

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