News from World Championships

The World Champion in P1 - Pace Race 250m is Guðmundur Björgvinson [IS] with Glúmur frá Þóroddsstöðum with a time of 21.80", the silver medal winner is Charlotte Cook [GB] with Sæla frá Þóreyjarnúpi, the bronze medal went to Daníel Ingi Smárason [SE] with Hulda från...

The World Champion Young Riders in P1 - Pace Race 250m is Lona Sneve [NO] Stóri-Dímon frá Hraukbæ with a time of 22,93", the silver medal winner is Aidan Carson [GB] Óðinn from Inchree, the bronze medal went to Livio Fruci [CH] Jóhannes Kjarval frá Hala.

The World Champion Young Riders in T2 is Jack Eriksson [SE] with Milla från Ammor, the silver medal winner is Sasha Sommer [DK] Meyvant frá Feti, the bronze medal went to Anna Sager [AT] with Dynblakkur frá Þóreyjarnúpi.

The World Champion in C4 - Fourgait Combination is Jóhann R. Skúlason with Finnbogi frá Minni-Reykjum, in the second position Bernhard Podlech with Keila vom Maischeiderland and in third position Stefan Schenzel with Óskadís vom Habichtswald

The World Champion Young Riders in C4 - Fourgait Combination is Franziska Mueser with Spölur frá Njarðvík, in the second position Ásdís Ósk Elvarsdóttir Koltinna frá Varmalæk, in the third position Sasha Sommer Meyvant frá Feti.

No time to travel all the way to Berlin-Karlshorst? We have the solution! The livestream brings the Icelandic Horses World Championships to your mobile devices.

Preliminary starting lists for the sport tests at the World Championships 2019 are now available!

Are you planning to be in Berlin and to cheer on the participants in the World Championships in Berlin? Please remember that all types of artificial noise making devices are expressly prohibited at competitions and breeding assessments. Use of such devices may result...

Only a few more days to go until the start of the World Championships 2019, however: the stables are ready, the horse boxes are littered with wood shavings and soon there will be a name tag on every box door. The first horses - coming directly from Iceland - are...

The time schedule for the World Championships has been updated based on the team registrations. The final schedule will be announced on August 4th after the teams are officially entered. The preliminary schedule is on the FEIF website.

The preliminary time schedule for the World Championships is available on the FEIF website. The schedule will be finalized after the teams are formally entered on August 4th.

Follow the link to an updated schedule for the World Championships 2019 in Berlin, Germany. based on the team entries on July 22, 2019. All details including days, tests and starting time of tests as well as breeding presentations are provisional. The final timetable...

The registration of all participants for the World Championships 2019 is complete. A total of about 160 particiants have been registered, including 13 defending World Champions, 72 participants in the general age class, 49 in the age class for young riders (16-21 yrs)...

The first countries started registering their sport and breeding teams for the World Championships 2019 in Berlin, Germany. Follow the link to see who will represent which country with the details about the horses directly from WorldFengur.

For the first time, a big Stallions Night will take place at the World Championships for Icelandic horses in Berlin. Some of the most talented stallions from all over Europe will be presented to enthusiastic WM2019 visitors from more than 15 nations at this special...

FEIF and the Organizing Committee of the World Championships are keeping a close watch on the weather forecast for Berlin and will adapt as needed for extreme conditions to keep the horses, riders, and visitors as safe and comfortable as possible. If necessary, we...