CHAPTER 5Educational, Scientific, and Literary Purposes and Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Animals
§ 5.1 Educational Purposes
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(e) Informal Education
- A negative ruling found that the purpose was to “encourage the development of and public interest in the promotion, exhibition and enjoyment of the D breed of horse” by conducting the following:
- Providing free reining clinics across the U.S. and Canada;
- Conducting free lectures and educational classes;
- Providing D horses of all ages a place to compete;
- Sponsoring youth programs, races, and non pro derbies;
- Sponsoring regional awards programs; and
- Raising funds through raffles and events and donating the proceeds to accomplish the foregoing tasks.
The letter continued: “Participants in your events are not contenders for the Olympic or Pan-American games, and participants are not required to meet a certain level of talent or achievement to compete in your events. You also do not currently conduct training programs to prepare athletes for competition at the national or international level. You indicated that although you organize youth competitions at both the F and H events, only about [Redacted Text]% of your members are under the age of 18.”1
p. 120. Add to the end of footnote 6:
and Gen. Coun. Memos. 38545 and 38592 and Rev. Procs. cited in footnote 7 for history of the “methodology test for identifying impermissible ...
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