Real Decreto 596/1994, de 8 de abril, relativo a los intercambios de équidos destinados a concursos y a las condiciones de participación en los mismos. | BOE-A-1994-10084 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 596/1994, de 8 de abril, relativo a los intercambios de équidos destinados a concursos y a las condiciones de participación en los mismos.

This provision sets the conditions for exchanging equids intended for competitions and for their participation in those competitions.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-1994-10084
Version
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Language
es
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This provision sets the conditions for exchanging equids intended for competitions and for their participation in those competitions. This article defines several terms used in the decree, including “equine,” “registered equine,” “studbook,” and “competition.” Rules governing competitions must not discriminate between registered equids from the host EU member state and those from another member state. The listed obligations apply in particular to certain contest registration requirements, contest results, and possible prizes; regional authorities that want to use these options must notify the Ministry in advance and provide the reasons. Regional authorities may reserve up to 20% of winnings or profits from each contest for horse-breeding support, and they must report the distribution criteria to the ministry.