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Frangible pins rule to be reviewed by FEI eventing committee


  • The FEI eventing committee is considering recommending that riders do not automatically receive 21 cross-country penalties for breaking a frangible pin.

    Last week, riders petitioned the committee, calling for a change to the rule.

    It is now considering an amendment, which suggests that penalties are only added if the ground jury feels that a horse would have fallen or stopped had the pin not broken.

    If agreed, it will be put forward for consideration by the FEI bureau on 8 June.

    This news story was first published in the current issue of H&H (24 May 2012)

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