FEI NSAID Congress Day 2

INTRODUCTION TO SESSIONS 4, 5, 6 AND CLOSING

Day Two of the NSAID Congress 2010 highlighted the more non-scientific issues involved in the NSAID debate. The legal implications of permitting NSAID use were heard, and comparisons with both USA equestrian sport (where restricted use of NSAIDs is permitted) and horse racing were made.

The panel session focused on the views from the media and from other sports, while all sides of the NSAID debate were presented in the Question and Debate session on ‘The Pros and Cons of Reintroducing NSAIDs To FEI Sport’.

To view the video from the Congress please click on the title of the presentation listed below:

SESSION FOUR

A PAN-EUROPEAN OVERVIEW OF NATIONAL LAWS ON THE USE OF NSAIDs IN EQUSTRIAN COMPETITION (Lisa Lazarus - FEI)

FEI LIST PROCESS UDATE (Graeme Cooke - FEI)

WHAT IS RACING'S POLICY ON NSAIDs AND WHY? (Lynn Hillyer - GBR)

PHILOSOPHY AND EXPERIENCE WITH NSAID QUANTITATIVE RESTRICTIONS (Stephen Schumacher - USA)

USE OF NSAIDs - ETHICS AND BREEDING (Dominik Burger)

A STUDY OF NSAIDs DETECTED IN PRE-PURCHASE SAMPLES (Paolo de Iullis - ITA)

LABORATORY COSTS OF QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS (Steve Maynard - GBR)

QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION (Panel of Session Four Speakers)

SESSION FIVE

OTHER SPORTS' PERSPECTIVES ON THE USE OF NSAIDs IN COMPETITION (Panel of Session Five Speakers)