Following the agreement between FEIF and Tölt in Harmony regarding the Figures Tests and to acknowledge the accomplishments of persons certified by Tölt in Harmony, FEIF published the list of TiH certified judges on the FEIF website, FEIF international judges are...
Eight of the best tölt equipages with the highest tölt scores in competitions during 2019 (list of approved events will be published soon), will meet from November 28 - December 1, 2019 at one of the largest in-door horse events in the world: the Sweden International...
A new set of rules is available for users of (classical) IceTest. The rules apply to events starting on or after April 1, 2019.
Mid of March 80 international participants used the chance to study how Icelandic horses create movements in all their gaits when attending Gillian Higgins' presentation with live painted horses during the sport judges seminar 2019 in Stansted, London and in the...
The judges' committees are a forum for counseling, communication and discussion and follows new developments in the area of sport judging and breeding judging. The committees are responsible for the contents of guidelines for judges, the judges seminars and the...
The Board of FEIF has reached an agreement to take over the three levels of Tölt in Harmony with the new name Figures Tests. The founders of TiH will cease operations including the licensing of trainers and judges under the Tölt in Harmony brand. For details follow...
A new version of the sport judges' guideline has been released. It contains the guidelines for the figure tests (former Tölt in Harmony), some minor changes regarding rephrasing of texts and the new ceiling for losing a gait in the finals. The guidelines 2019 will be...
The Sport Committee adds two new bits to the prohibited equipment list for sport competition: the Peewee Bit and Swales Pelham Bit. The Peewee bit is described by the manufacturer as a correction bit. The Swales Pelham bit is considered a correction bit for overly...
The large group of national sport leaders and representatives from the national as well as FEIF committees had discussions on a long list of agenda items. Florian Schneider was re-elected to the sport committee, Susanne Jelinski joined as a new member. The...
A small number of seats is still available for national as well as international sport judges (Stansted, London, March 2019) - in case you are interested please contact your national sport leader. Follow the link for the details on the seminar. A seminar for...
The Sport Committee and the Sport Judges Committee had a common meeting to ensure that synergies and ideas as well as latest developments were discussed and implemented in the ideal way. In addition to a review of the past season, many points for the future were...
The selection of the World Championships 2019 Sport Jury is complete. The following judges form the jury (in alphabetical order): Ann Winter, Anna Andersén, Åsa William, Fi Pugh, Frauke Walter, Hinrik Már Jónsson, Nicolai Thye, Ólafur Árnason, Oliver Kubinger, Pia...
A seminar for international and national sport judges with focus on equine biomechanics and physiology in general, biomechanics in the context of our judging criteria and guidelines and how to apply the new insights and knowledge on the topic in practical judging will...
Icehorse Festival Indoor WRL is running from 4-7 April 2019. It will be a blast with more than 250 riders and Icelandic horses competing in the World Ranking competition. A powerfull stallion show Saturday evening with fierce Icelandic Sires. The successful series of...
The Board of FEIF has approved the Chief and Deputy Chief Sport Judges for the World Championships 2019 (Berlin, DE). Þorgeir Guðlaugsson will be the Chief Judge, he will be assisted by Will Covert as the Deputy Chief Judge.
FEIF conducted a Sport Judge license examination at Kronshof (Germany) in September. Three candidates passed to become the newest FEIF International Sport Judges. Congratulations to Britta Hassel, Malin Elmgrin, and Inga Trottenberg.
The event OSI Gut Sandheide & Norddt Meisterschaft 2018 in Hatten (DE), scheduled 13-16 September 2018, will no longer be a WorldRanking event.
The World Record time of 21,41" in 250m Pace Race (P1) set at Landsmót 2016 was broken THREE times at Landsmót 2018. First, Árni Björn Pálsson riding Dalvar frá Horni I set a new time of 21,30". This record stood for two minutes until it was broken by Sigurbjörn...