FEI DELAYS IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW
PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES LIST TO 5 APRIL 2010
The FEI has announced that the FEI Bureau has passed a
Resolution delaying implementation of the new Equine Prohibited Substances List
and the accompanying Equine Anti-Doping and Controlled Medication Regulations
until 5 April 2010. This Resolution has been passed in order to allow for broader
debate and consultation on the policy change approved at the recent FEI General
Assembly regarding the restricted use of a small number of non-steroidal antiinflammatory
drugs (NSAIDs).
The FEI recognizes that a number of issues arise as a result of this policy change,
which was voted in by a majority of 53-48 at the meeting in Copenhagen on 19
November. The change in policy will affect National Federations and organizers who
must comply with state laws as well as international competition rules. It has
implications for the breeding industry and the selection of horses and may impact
on all those concerned with animal welfare. It also affects the laboratories involved
in the testing procedures. The decision, which reversed the 1993 ban on
phenylbutazone, has provoked considerable debate among FEI stakeholders.
The FEI acknowledges that these concerns are all legitimate and feels that there is
clearly a need for further debate on the issue. The delayed implementation of the
new Equine Prohibited Substances List will also allow for supplementary research to
be carried out on the use of NSAIDs in the competition horse.
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