cefyl
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Did Phillip Adkins change nationality? He is listed as PE's owner.
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Question for lucretia
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Tanta
Well-Known Member
I thought I'd heard that they put it into part ownership by WFP's mother in law to get round that?
cefyl
Well-Known Member
Shown on the Olympic start list as owned by Philip Adkins.
lucretia
Well-Known Member
no but i think you will find that either william is a 'part' owner or phillip is allowed to because he is a legal resident here or something like that. if not then lets hope wwe dont win a medal if we are about to get disqualified!!!! the rules re ownership are pretty complicated but i am sure the parties concerned have covered all te required bases.
cefyl
Well-Known Member
OK - thought I would ask as you are so close to the action. Just a friend in Middleburg who is a US event sponsor / owner brought the subject up and were surprised to see Adkins still note as owner in the start list.
FEI site for Beijing re ownership and nationality.
2.2. Ownership
2.2.1. Horses entered for the equestrian events at the Olympic
Games must have been registered with FEI as property of
Chapter I - General
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owners of the same nationality as the competitor, by 31st
December 2007.
2.2.2. Horses, with multinational ownership, must be registered with
FEI by the 31st December 2007 (as per above paragraph),
under the name of the NF for which the horse will compete
during the Olympic Games.
Reads as though the NF should be down as owner or is it just the way we are interpreting it?
FEI site for Beijing re ownership and nationality.
2.2. Ownership
2.2.1. Horses entered for the equestrian events at the Olympic
Games must have been registered with FEI as property of
Chapter I - General
- 9 -
owners of the same nationality as the competitor, by 31st
December 2007.
2.2.2. Horses, with multinational ownership, must be registered with
FEI by the 31st December 2007 (as per above paragraph),
under the name of the NF for which the horse will compete
during the Olympic Games.
Reads as though the NF should be down as owner or is it just the way we are interpreting it?
lucretia
Well-Known Member
could be but i would like to hope they have covered their bridges by now x
billyslad
Well-Known Member
I agree with lucretia I think WFP mother in law is down officially as owning a leg !