A total of 14 persons from eight different FEIF member countries - breeding leaders, representatives of national breeding committees and international FEIF breeding judges - attended the first breeding leader seminar from December 1-3, 2017 in Reykjavík, Iceland....
The breeding committee had a joint meeting with the breeding judges committee during the Haarlem weekend. Main topics on the agenda where the review of the World Championships 2017, the breeding judge licenses regarding examination, re-licensing and duration, the...
The final breeding jury for the World Championships 2017 will be: Þorvaldur Kristjánsson Marlise Grimm John Siiger Hansen Eyþór Einarsson
In the centre of the show grounds of the upcoming WC 2017 in Oirschot you will find a very special place, the favourite spot for all lovers of the Icelandic Horse: there will be a roofed Breeders' Boulevard where you can rent a small booth to present your farm,...
The 7th FEIF seminar for breeding horse trainers at Skeiðvellir, Iceland, took place with a group of 22 very talented riders from Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway and Sweden. The seminar included the theory of FEIF...
At the moment WorldFengur has 20.923 subscribers in 24 countries. The total sum of subscribers has increased by 1.863, which constitutes a 9.7% increase for the year 2016. The number of foals born is still decreasing annually according to WorldFengur registrations....
The annual breeding meeting agreed on preparing a proposal for a clear definition of the guidelines for conflicts of interest at breeding shows and smaller changes in our breeding rules for 2018. During the next months the breeding committee will start with a revision...
WorldFengur is the official FEIF register of the Icelandic horse breed. It was established in 2000. Nowadays, WorldFengur has 20.923 subscribers in twenty-four countries. The database consists of a unique identification of each horse, pedigree information, information...
What happened in the FEIF Breeding Department in 2016? Seminars, meetings, Landsmót, breeding shows, other projects, the FEIF registration group, ........
The 7th seminar for breeding horse trainers (eligible age group 18-30 years) will take place from April 4-7, 2017 on the Icelandic horse breeding farm Skeiðvellir, Hella, Iceland. The seminar addresses riders who train and present breeding horses in a professional way...
In December the Icelandic Horse Association in New Zealand, IceHNZ, was lucky to have Silke Feuchthofen (FEIF breeding, FEIF sport judge and level 4 instructor), travelling around in New Zealand and being available for a breeding seminar, riding lessons and...
The perfect christmas gift for all enthusiasts of the Icelandic horse! The horse associations in Iceland and WorldFengur now offer a gift certificate of the videos from Landsmot in WorldFengur. There you can see videos of all horses that were shown at Landsmót 2016...
The Icelandic Horse Association of Australia just hosted its first breeding seminar with Silke Feuchthofen, an International FEIF Breeding and Sport judge. It was a great opportunity for the Australian members to get an insight into breeding, breeding goals, the...
The breeding committee and breeding judges committee had a very productive meeting on many different topics. The young breeding trainer seminar 2017 will take place in Skeiðvellir, Iceland from April 4 - 7, 2017. The breeder leader seminar is scheduled for March;...
Live broadcast from Landsmot will start at 9:00 am Monday morning. There will broadcasts from both the breeding track and the main track, so you can watch both! Friday and Saturday all competitions will be on the main track. If you missed the show of your favorite...
The Icelandic Equestrian Association will broadcast live from Landsmót in cooperation with the software company Oz. There will be live broadcast from Monday, June 27th until Sunday, July 3rd 2016. While the competition is on two tracks, Monday to Thursday, we will...
WorldFengur's Annual Report 2015 has been published on the WF website and is now available to everyone interested. The report contains information on the main projects that were completed and several statistics on foals and assessed horses, export figures, development...
The 6th FEIF seminar for breeding horse trainers at Skeiðvellir, Iceland, took place with a group of 22 very talented riders from the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Italy, Great Britain, Norway, Canada and the US. A big thank you for the organization...