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apply within its sphere of activity and
authority.
To this end it is stated:
1. In eventing, the horse must be
considered paramount.
2. The well-being of the horse shall be
above the demands of breeders, trainers,
riders, owners, dealers, organizers,
sponsors, or officials.
3. All handling and veterinary treatment
must be directed toward the health and
welfare of the horse.
4. The highest standards of nutrition,
health, sanitation, and safety shall be
encouraged and striven for at all times.
5. Members and competitors shall be
advised to make adequate provisions
for ventilation, feeding, watering, and
maintenance of a healthy environment
during transportation.
6. Emphasis shall be placed on increasing
the education and training of both horse
and rider, and in promoting scientific
studies in equine health.
7. In the interest of the horse, the fitness
and competence of the rider shall be
regarded as essential.
8. All riding and training methods must
take account of the horse as a living
entity. It must not include any technique
considered by USEF to be abusive.
9. The USEA continues to work with
USEF to maintain adequate controls
in order that persons and bodies under
their jurisdictions respect the welfare of
the horse.
10. The USEA will encourage its
members to adhere to these principles in
training as well as in competition.
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