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FEI Press Release
1 September 2010
FEI announces detection times for Methylprednisolone Acetate

The Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) has announced detection times for Methylprednisolone Acetate, a frontline treatment for lameness in the equine athlete. The findings from recently completed studies on the use of intra-articular Methylprednisolone Acetate show the detection times as 28 days for the 200mg dose and 14 days for the 100mg dose.

The FEI recognises that any strategy to reduce the level of doping and medication offences must contain an element of guidance and education. With this in mind there has been an increased effort to provide detection times for substances that are in common usage. The detection time is the time taken for an active substance administered to a horse by a specified route and dosage to fall below a level at which the FEI would declare a sample positive.

It is important to note that detection times may vary depending on dose and number of injection sites used. Please note that a detection time is not the same as a withdrawal time. The withdrawal time must be decided by the treating veterinarian and is likely to be based on the detection time plus an appropriate safety margin to allow for individual variation.

The full list of FEI detection times can be found here.

Media Contact:
Graeme Cooke
FEI Director Veterinary Department
Tel: +41 21 310 47 39
Email: Graeme.Cooke@fei.org

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Dear National Federations,

 

We are pleased to inform you that a new FEI website specifically dedicated to Clean Sport www.feicleansport.org will be launched today. The press release is attached for your information. We are confident that this website will become a valuable reference tool for the entire community.

 

All the information that will help your riders, veterinarians, officials and event organisers understand the new rules and measures adopted by the 2009 FEI General Assembly is available in a comprehensive yet reader-friendly format and we will be most grateful if you could place a link from your NF’s website to www.feicleansport.org. A proposed button for use on your website is attached for your convenience.

 

We thank you for your attention and your cooperation in this important matter and look forward to any questions or feedback you may have.

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Lucinda ARSENIO

PA to FEI CEO & Secretary General

NFs Liaison Officer

Fédération Equestre Internationale

Av de Rumine 37

1005 Lausanne

Switzerland

t +41 21 310 47 38 direct

m +41 78 750 61 41

f +41 21 310 47 60

www.fei.org

www.feiworldcup.org

www.feiworldcup.org

www.meydanfeinationscup.org

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Dear Member Federations,

Please find attached a letter from the FEI President and Secretary General concerning the matter of the Equine Prohibited Substances List.

Yours sincerely,

Lucinda ARSENIO
PA to FEI CEO & Secretary General
NFs Liaison Officer
Fédération Equestre Internationale
Av de Rumine 37
1005 Lausanne
Switzerland

Equine Prohibited Substances List Letter
FEI Veterinary Regulations 12th Edition
FEI Prohibited Substances List
EADCMR's 2010 Edition Effective 5 April 2010

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Please click on the links below: 

Annex VI - Equine Influenza

Endurance Rulebook

Approved Rule Modification GA May 2006

Approved Rule Modification GA April 2007

Equine Prohibited Substances

Guide to Use

Herbal Products

Food Contamination

http://www.fei.org/Disciplines/Endurance/Rules/Pages/Regulations.aspx

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