The International Jumping Riders Club since 1977 is the voice of the showjumping riders from around the world.
The International Jumping Riders Club since 1977 is the voice of the showjumping riders from around the world.
This Clean Sport newsletter from FEI in view of the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympic Games, aimed at keeping the community and all the Paris 2024 participating nations, athletes and support personnel up to date and fully up to speed on all the requirements, processes and measures for clean Games in Paris.
The FEI would here like to draw your attention to several key points relating to anti-doping, both for humans and horses.
Read up on all FEI Clean Sport emailers for Paris 2024 on Inside.FEI.org.
Humans
Remember
For an athlete, testing positive at Olympic Games means (among other things):
Avoid unintentional doping violations by making sure that you hold a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) for any prescribed treatment containing prohibited substances. Check the Paris 2024 Doping & Medication Control Guide for details.
Certain doping violations can be committed by people who are not athletes. If you work as part of an athlete’s support personnel, we strongly encourage you to read the Paris 2024 Doping & Medication Control Guide.
Horses
Remember
A horse testing positive at Olympic Games means:
Measures you can take to stay within the rules:
It’s not just a positive test that can land you in trouble. Other anti-doping rule violations include refusing to submit the horse for sampling when selected, possession of a Banned Substance and tampering with any part of the sampling equipment and process.
Carefully read the Paris 2024 Doping & Medication Control Guide to ensure that you are in compliance with the regulations.
For any questions concerning equine Anti-Doping & Controlled Medication matters please feel free to contact Caterina Termine MRCVS at this email: caterina.termine@fei.org
FEI press release