- 2014 RCS #
- 45
- Summary
- Miscellaneous
- Date Received
- 01Jun13
- Proponent
- Holly Pulsifer
- Change Date
- Next Rulebook
- Status
- Closed for comments – 01Sep13
- Activity
- Initial Posting: 01Jun13
- CDC – Not Recommended: 25Jun13
Suggestion:
- Delete: 940.1.3 no longer an ADS exception
- Delete: 932.1.1 “At…. Groom(s).” Unnecessary exception – the fewer of these the better
- Delete: 918.2.3 this is now unnecessary too – old history!
- Delete: 917.2.9 – redundant
I’m sure there are more of these holdover exceptions that should come out to simplify the rules.
rules says :
July 23, 2013CDC Reason for ‘Not Recommended’:
Articles checked and found appropriate as they stand.
Zantke says :
August 21, 2013Hi friends at Rules: I’m not quite sure that you really followed the RCS. While technically the articles are not wrong, when you read it closely, I think indeed all those ADS exceptions that the RCS covers are now unnecessary, as the FEI rules permit drivers & grooms to go more than once, so we don’t need the ADS exception under 940.1.3 nor 917.2.9 anymore. And who has EVER seen the ADS exception under 932.1.1 needed? So it’s safe to throw that out too. Similarly 918.2.3 is also not needed anymore. I support the RCS, the fewer ADS modifications we have, the better. So please do review your stand on this.
hardy