On Wednesday, August 3, 2011 the relay riders will be welcomed on the pace track of the World Championships and will hand over the baton between 16:30 and 17:00, just in front of the big tribune. If you want to join this event, it is time to organise your tickets!
It is already the third day in Germany and the relay ride 2011 continues from Altann to Aitrach/Pfaenders. A ride of 32 km tour through a wonderful area. Arriving at the destination in the evening, the baton is handed over to IPZV Landesverband Bayern and the relay...
The relay riders passed the boarder between Switzerland and Germany. They will continue their ride under the lead of Franz Meier from Landesverband Bayern/Bavaria and Anke Spiegler from Landsverband Baden-Württemberg until finally reaching Austria on July 30. The...
50 rider/horse combinations from Denmark, Germany, Great Britain, Norway and Slovenia have been registered so far and 12 breeding horses from Germany and Iceland. And, at the moment at least, there is a clear majority of female riders (30 out of 50) and of stallions...
Wednesday, 13th, the relay ride started in Brunnadern, the first part was approximately 30 km from Brunnadern to Bischofszell under the lead of Bernhard Res. If you want to know more about the Swiss relay riders, have a look at the relay blog:...
St Radegund in Austria is ready to host the largest event in the Icelandic horse world in 2011. The first tribunes are assembled, the tracks are in perfect condition and are ready for new world records. With the excellent results from the national championships with...
Icelandic horse riders from three nations will ride from Brunnadern in Switzerland to St. Radegund, Austria. Everything is ready! Beginning of July the relay ride will start in Switzerland and more than 30 riders per day will ride to St. Radegund. On Friday, July 29,...
Slovenia is the first team that registered for the World Championships 2011 (deadline for registration is July 18, 2011). Details on the teams of each nations can be found on the FEIF website.