- Equestrian community debates future of Jumping at round table sessionby SGI June 5, 2019
The future of Jumping, the world’s most popular equestrian sport, was debated at a high-powered round table conference in Switzerland this […]
- New Zealand Olympian Tim Price debuts in Eventing world number one slotby ONI June 4, 2019
Olympic athlete Tim Price (NZL) has topped the FEI Eventing World Rankings for the first time, overtaking Ros Canter (GBR) who last month ended the […]
- Canadians prove untouchable on home ground at Langleyby Louise June 3, 2019
by Louise Parkes There was plenty to celebrate when the hosts posted an emphatic victory in the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ of Canada at […]
- Foutrier seals Longines win for France in Swiss thrillerby Louise June 2, 2019
by Louise Parkes The reigning Olympic champions from France gritted their teeth and galloped to victory in the edge-of-the-seat Longines FEI Jumping […]
- China, Thailand and Poland secure Tokyo 2020 Eventing team slotsby GWI May 26, 2019
China, Thailand and Poland secured their equestrian team tickets to next summer’s Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at special Eventing qualifiers held […]
- Prohibited substance case under FEI anti-doping rulesby ONI May 22, 2019
The FEI has announced a new adverse analytical finding (AAF) involving an equine prohibited substance. The case involves a *Banned Substance under […]
- Swiss win mighty opening battle at La Bauleby Louise May 17, 2019
by Louise Parkes In a spectacular start to the Europe Division 1 series, Switzerland pipped reigning series champions Belgium in the Longines […]
- Significant progress towards new African Horse Sickness vaccineby ONI May 14, 2019
The International Horse Sports Confederation (IHSC) is pleased to announce that significant steps have been taken towards the identification of a new […]
- Game on! The FEI jumps into equestrian sport fantasyby SGI May 10, 2019
The FEI and Feeling Sports© have joined forces to jump into the esports revolution with the launch today of the Longines FEI Jumping Nations […]
- FEI Tribunal issues Final Decision in human anti-doping caseby ONI May 8, 2019
The FEI Tribunal has issued its Final Decision in a human anti-doping case involving an adverse analytical finding for the prohibited substance […]
- Ingmar De Vos elected to ASOIF Councilby ONI May 7, 2019
Ingmar De Vos, President of the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI), was today elected to the Association of Summer Olympic […]
- Magical Mexicans make it two-in-a-rowby Louise May 5, 2019
by Louise Parkes
- World champion Ros Canter debuts as Eventing world number oneby SGI May 1, 2019
Eventing world champion Ros Canter (GBR) has overtaken compatriot Oliver Townend to claim the number one spot in the Eventing World Rankings for the […]
- FEI and Horse Pilot find the ‘right fit’ with new apparel sponsorship agreementby VRA April 30, 2019
The FEI and equestrian apparel provider Horse Pilot have signed a four-year deal which will see the French company become the Official FEI Equestrian […]
- Prohibited substance case under FEI anti-doping rulesby ONI April 17, 2019
The FEI has announced a new adverse analytical finding (AAF) involving an equine prohibited substance. The case involves a *Banned Substance under […]
- Guerdat shows nerves of steel to seal his third titleby Louise April 7, 2019
by Louise Parkes Switzerland’s Steve Guerdat (36) showed exactly why he is the No. 1 rider in the world right now when holding his nerve […]
- Werth proves unbeatable one more timeby Louise April 6, 2019
by Louise Parkes In a competition that built to an incredible crescendo, Germany’s Isabell Werth (49) stood firm to win the FEI Dressage […]
- Spain’s Aznar jumps into the lead, but Sweden’s Fredricson steals the showby Louise April 5, 2019
by Louise Parkes
- Werth wins Grand Prix, but runner-up Graves looks a powerful threatby Louise April 5, 2019
by Louise Parkes
- Switzerland’s Guerdat seizes the early advantage with Alamoby Louise April 4, 2019
by Louise Parkes
- All-systems-go as drawn order decided for FEI World Cup™ Finalsby Louise April 3, 2019
- Opening by FEI President and IMD Professorby fei April 2, 2019
FEI President Ingmar de Vos opened the eighth FEI Sports Forum with a rallying address focusing on some of the topics which will be explored, debated […]
- Session 1: Gender Equalityby fei April 2, 2019
The first session of the day was moderated by FEI President Ingmar De Vos with a specific focus on gender equality from a governance perspective and […]
- Session 2: Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Gamesby fei April 2, 2019
Tim Hadaway, FEI Director of Games Operations, opened the day’s second session focused on the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games with an […]
- Session 3: Review of the Legal Systemby fei April 2, 2019
The opening afternoon session was dedicated to a review of the FEI’s legal system (Chapter VIII of the FEI General Regulations), including […]
- Session 4: Future of Reiningby fei April 2, 2019
Francisco Lima, FEI Director Governance & Institutional Affairs, introduced the final session of the day on the Future of Reining. He focused on […]
- Session 5: Endurance - Qualification of Horses and Athletes: reducing welfare risksby fei April 2, 2019
The opening session of day two, which is dedicated solely to Endurance, focused on the qualification of athletes, both human and equine, with the […]
- Session 6: Endurance - Educating Officials and correct application of the rulesby fei April 2, 2019
The second session, which focused on education and Officials, was opened by FEI Vice President Mark Samuel, who facilitates communication between the […]
- Session 7: Improvements and innovations to reshape Enduranceby fei April 2, 2019
Proposed improvements and innovations to reshape Endurance, which form the basis of the Endurance Temporary Committee's proposed rules modifications, […]
- Session 8: Endurance - Open Q&A and wrap-up by FEI Secretary Generalby fei April 2, 2019
The final session of the FEI Sports Forum 2019 was devoted to an extended questions and answers session to allow further debate on the 16 […]
- It’s not going to be easy for Beezie in Gothenburgby Louise March 29, 2019
by Louise Parkes
- Can Graves go one better in Gothenburg?by Louise March 29, 2019
by Louise Parkes
- Wonder-woman Werth faces stiff opposition as she chases down fifth titleby Louise March 26, 2019
by Louise Parkes She may be the only rider to have qualified two horses for the FEI Dressage World Cup™ Final 2019, but Germany’s […]
- Strong interest in hosting FEI World Championships 2022by ONI March 26, 2019
A total of 20 countries on four different continents – Europe, North and South America and Asia – have submitted expressions of interest […]
- Swiss look strong as Longines Final line-up takes shapeby Louise March 21, 2019
by Louise Parkes
- Denmark’s Bachmann Andersen wins dramatic last leg in Den Boschby Louise March 16, 2019
by Louise Parkes
- FEI Tribunal issues Final Decisions on two Controlled Medication cases at Tryon 2018by ONI March 15, 2019
The FEI Tribunal has issued its Final Decisions on the two Controlled Medication cases in the Endurance discipline at the FEI World Equestrian […]
- Prohibited substance cases under FEI anti-doping rulesby ONI March 15, 2019
The FEI has announced new adverse analytical findings (AAF) involving equine prohibited substances. The cases involve *Banned Substances under the […]
- Only one leg of Western European League to go before Gothenburg Final line-up is confirmedby Louise March 15, 2019
by Louise Parkes Tomorrow’s tenth and last leg of the FEI Dressage World Cup™ 2018/2019 Western European League series at […]
- Events at Ocala and Warsaw bring qualifying season to a closeby Louise March 13, 2019
by Louise Parkes Defending series champion, America’s Beezie Madden, finished top of the North American Eastern Sub-League when that […]
- Moggre shines in Longines debut at Live Oakby SGI March 11, 2019
By Catie Staszak Brian Moggre (USA) made his World Cup debut a winning one, racing to victory with MTM Vivre le Reve in the $100,000 Longines FEI […]
- In Memoriam: FEI pays tribute to double world champion Tjeerd Velstra (NED)by SGI February 26, 2019
Tjeerd Velstra, former double world Driving champion and one of equestrian sports true horseman, has passed away this week after a long illness. He […]
- Team Germany scoops the honours in Abu Dhabiby Louise February 23, 2019
by Louise Parkes On a day of high drama in Abu Dhabi, Team Germany pipped Ireland to win the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ of the […]
- Life is Beautiful, and he’s going home to Gothenburgby Louise February 23, 2019
by Louise Parkes It’s not every day that a skewbald horse that has competed in a Driving competition qualifies for the Longines FEI Jumping […]
- Endurance Temporary Committee holds third in-person meetingby ONI February 22, 2019
The Endurance Temporary Committee held its third in-person meeting at FEI Headquarters today following yesterday’s meetings with stakeholders.
- Endurance Temporary Committee meets with stakeholders at FEI HQby ONI February 21, 2019
The Endurance Temporary Committee, set up by the FEI Board in October 2018 to review the discipline with the remit of bringing the sport back to its […]
- Young Mexicans are the giant-slayers at first round in Wellingtonby Louise February 17, 2019
by Louise Parkes
- Werth wins, but Reynolds prevents German whitewash in Neumünsterby Louise February 17, 2019
by Louise Parkes
- Prohibited substance cases under FEI anti-doping rulesby ONI February 14, 2019
The FEI has announced three adverse analytical findings (AAF) involving equine prohibited substances. The cases involve *Banned Substances under the […]
- Opportunity knocks with FEI World Championships 2022 bid processby ONI February 13, 2019
While 2019 is set to be another busy year for international horse sport, potential bidders are already vying for the possibility of hosting FEI World […]
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News from the Federation Equestrian International (FEI)
“When you jump in a place that has a crowd and has an atmosphere, the whole energy changes and your desire to win also changes,” said 28-year-old rider and new father…” 
“I learned that being patient is a imperative skill. Fortunately, this sport allows you to be a part of it for many years.” 
“State legislatures have come to recognize that licensing may be negatively impacting their workforce and consumers … The line that licensing is the best way to protect the public may not necessarily be true.” 
All sports are continually taking steps to enhance their product to attract new viewers and to produce exciting sport … However, viewership still lags ...
With 3 months to go, 500 construction workers are working around the clock to complete major infrastructure projects in time for the World Equestrian Games in Tryon … “We’ll be ready.”
