- National Federations
- Athletes
- Vets
- Officials
- Organisers
- Managers, Coaches & Grooms

1 January 2010
Key Clean Sport Recommendations came into effect
14–26 AUGUST 2010
Youth Olympic Games, Singapore25 SEPTEMBER–10 OCTOBER 2010
Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, Kentucky, USA1–6 NOVEMBER 2010
FEI General Assembly, Taiwan, Chinese Taipei12–22 NOVEMBER 2010
Asian Games, Guangzhou, China5–9 December 2010
American Association of Equine Practitioners' Annual Convention Las Vegas, Nevada
Equine Anti-Doping and Controlled Medication Regulations Prohibited Substances List Veterinary Regulations 5 April 2010 Athlete’s Guide How Testing Works FEI list of Detection Times
EADCMRs for the 2010 Youth Olympic Games EADCMRs YOG 2010 Final version EADCMRs YOG 2010 Red-lined version EADCMRs YOG 2010 Summary of changes

As a National Federation, you play a pivotal role in the governance structure of the FEI. You are responsible for ensuring the implementation of the FEI Statutes, General Regulations and Sports Rules. As a governing body, you must recognise that disregard of the ideals of fair play and neglect of horse welfare reflect poorly both on the sport and on the organisations responsible for its conduct.
Your role in the FEI Clean Sport Campaign is to uphold the ethos of Clean Sport by making sure that everyone involved in equestrian sport—organising committees, officials, vets, athletes and their support teams—is aware of the Equine Anti Doping and Controlled Medication Regulations, understands them and the importance of the prohibited substances list.
One of your key responsibilities is to communicate with and educate all affiliates in your country about the implementation of FEI Clean Sport. We hope this website will be a valuable resource to help you understand how Clean Sport works.
There are many elements involved in Clean Sport. It isn’t just a new list of prohibited substances and a new rulebook. Integrity and better judgment are also key components and there are many other important ingredients. It’s all one package and the success of this important campaign depends on everyone playing their part.
Clean Sport is everyone’s responsibility. It’s about fair play. It’s about horse welfare. It’s about best practice. It is Clean Sport. Play your part.
Please familiarise yourselves with the content of this website and visit it regularly for updates. If you or any of your stakeholders need more information or guidance, please email us on info@feicleansport.org or telephone FEI headquarters on +4121-3104747.










