Shires Medical Card Armband

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Ensure you or a representative of your team attends the prize giving or let the Organisers know if you cannot attend. You must bring the passport and vaccination to every BE event, remember it is illegal to transport a horse anywhere without a passport.

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No horse may compete (which includes entering the competition stables at an event) unless it has a current vaccination against equine influenza which complies with the conditions set out in rule 10.2 of the 2015 BE Members Handbook. British Eventing will permit BS EN 1384 hats in 2015 but not thereafter. All hats will be re-tagged in 2016, at which stage none made solely to BS EN 1384 will be tagged or permitted for use. Changes to the World Anti-Doping Code for 2015 came into effect on 1 January 2015. It is critical that all athletes (competing at both a national and international level) and their support personnel and partners appreciate that the anti-doping system applies to them and ensure that they are fully aware of the changes made in the 2015 Code.

Relevant c onditions include recent head injury, serious past injuries/surgery, chronic health problems such as diabetes, long-term medications and allergies. If in doubt, the athlete should discuss this with his own treating physician. No peak, peak type extensions or noticeable protuberance above the eyes (or to the front) and has an even, elliptical or rounded shape.

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The correct procedure is to in the first instance see the Secretary, who will organise for you to speak to the Official BE Steward. Please see Rule 8.2 for further information. Saddle – GP/Jumping saddles are acceptable. Racing Saddles are not compulsory but if used must be a min 16”, min 3lbs including leathers, correct irons, overgirth and girth. Your protective head wear is tagged when you arrive at the event and sign in at the secretary’s tent; the current hat tag is GREEN. Conditions that are relevant include recent head injury, serious past injuries/surgery, chronic health problems such as diabetes, long-term medications and allergies. If in doubt competitors should consult with their own treating physician.Your horse will also need an FEI Passport cover for any FEI competition if you are competing at CIC3* or above in the UK, or any competition outside of the UK. Equetech Medical armbands are an indispensable safety precaution for any eventing cross country event involving horse riding. These ID armbands are specifically designed to securely hold your medical cards, ensuring that crucial information is readily available in the event of an accident. If you are aiming to compete at International events either overseas or in the UK, both you and your horse need to be registered with the FEI. To be clear: all horses must have a compliant vaccination record by 15 January 2023 (i.e.) all horses must have been administered a booster within six months of 15 January 2023.

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The new insert will clearly display these crucial details on the front of the card allowing medical professionals to access the information with ease in the case of an accident.

Data protection policy

Please note that since the publication of the BE Handbook the FEI have updated the new tests they published at the beginning of the year therefore the tests in the BE Handbook are not the latest versions, these can be found here. For the cross country phase, you must have a British Equestrian Trade Association (BETA) approved and appropriately labelled Level 3 body protector, with the year 2000 or 2009 shown on the label manufactured in the year 2000 or after; the below image is the logo for the 2009 label. ID medical armbands are a mandatory accessory, when eventing to ensure paramedics / doctors attending to any accidents have immediate access to all the necessary medical information. Equetech Medical armbands provide an efficient and effective solution for this purpose. Helmets with fixed peaks can still be worn for the showjumping and dressage phases if in accordance with the rules, which remain unchanged. It is vital if you are competing at a national or international level you understand the rules and guidance surrounding anti-doping – both for humans and equines.