USEF Competition Newsletter
USEF Proposed Rule Changes Available
The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) proposed rule changes for consideration by the USEF Board of Directors at the 2017 USEF Annual Meeting are now available to view in the Rule Changes section of the USEF website. Members may submit their comments by logging in to their My USEF My Way accounts.
Medication Report Forms
Medication Report Forms can now be submitted by the competitor or his agent directly to the D&M Office. The form can be found on USEF’s website here. Otherwise, Medication Report Forms go directly to the Drugs & Medication Office: USEF Drugs & Medications, 956 King Avenue, Columbus, OH 43212-2655
2017 Rule book is available online: click here
Attention Eventing Technical Delegates!
This is a reminder to all Eventing Technical Delegates, that starting the 2017 competition year we will no longer accept paper copies of your Technical Delegate report. All of these reports will need to be submitted using the online web form format. This has been available to use for the 2016 competition year and is currently accessible from your My Way Account on our homepage.
If you have any questions, or would like more information on the process, please feel free to contact Lauren McDowell at (859)225-6964 or [email protected].
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