The Education Seminar 2011 will be held in conjunction with an open Equine Seminar in the Netherlands end of October. The theme of the ISES 2011 conference - Equitation Science, Principles and Practice - will already come to life at a special pre-conference day, the...
Once more the World Championships for Icelandic horses have proven to be a Clean Sport Event. No prohibited substances were found in the doping tests taken during the World Championships 2011. More than 10% of the participating horses were tested this time, drawn by...
During the celebration of the 10th anniversary of WorldFengur during the World Championships 2011 the Board of FEIF awarded former Director of Breeding Jens Otto Veje with the FEIF Award. Jens Otto played a crucial role in combining the registration of all Icelandic...
The complete result lists of all sport classes at the World Championships 2011 in St Radegund (A) are now available for download.
The new World Champion in Five Gait F1 is Magnús Skúlason [SE] with Hraunar frá Efri-Rauðalæk [IS1999165491], with a total score of 8,07. Silver went to Josefin Birkebro [SE] with Kjarni vom Wallberg [DE1999108313], score 7,88. Bronze to Árni Björn Pálsson [IS] with...
The defending World Champion Jóhann R Skúlason [IS] continued his title as World Champion in Tölt T1, with Hnokki frá Fellskoti [IS2003188470] and a total score of 8,78. Silver went to Karl Zingsheim [DE] with Dagur [DE2001143741], score 8,61. Bronze to Anne Stine...
The FEIF Feather Prize 2011, awarded at the World Championships 2011 in St Radegund (A) for good riding and good horsemanship is awarded to Anne Stine Haugen [NO]. The judges at the World Championships were very clear in their choice: her riding style is a tribute to...
Magnús Skúlason [SE] with Hraunar frá Efri-Rauðalæk [IS1999165491] is the new World Champion in the Five Gait Combination with the following scores: T2: 7,30; F1: 7,03; PP1: 8,04.
Eyjólfur Þorsteinsson [IS] with Ósk frá Þingnesi [IS2003235501] is the new World Champion in the Four Gait Combination with a score of 8,73 in T2 and 7,70 in V1.
The Team Trophy is again going to Iceland. This prestigious prize - a bronze cup made by the Dutch artist Jos Dirix - travels back to Iceland. The second position was for Sweden, the third for Denmark. The scores for this trophy are based upon the best two marks /...
The World Champion in Pace Race 250 m P1 is the Icelandic rider Bergþór Eggertsson with Lótus frá Aldenghoor [NL1994100312]. His fastest time was 21.89". The silver medal went to Sweden: Gudmundur Einarsson with Sproti frá Sjávarborg [IS1997157245] had a time of...
Anne Stine Haugen [NO] with Muni frá Kvistum [IS2003181964] is the new World Champion in Four Gait V1, with total score of 8.27. Silver went to Tina Kalmo Pedersen with Kolgrimur från Slätterne [SE1997107496] with a score of 8.20. Bronze went to Isabelle Felsum [DK]...
Tania H Olsen with Sólon fra Strø [DK1995104892] is again World Champion in SpeedPass 100 m P2 with a fastest time of 7.43". It was a close call as the Silver medal went to Elvar Einarsson [IS] with Kóngur frá Lækjamóti [IS2002155124] with a fastest time of 7.44"....
Tina Kalmo Pedersen [NO] with Kolgrimur från Slätterne [SE1997107496] won the final in Tölt T2. She is continuing her title as World Champion, with a score of 8.75. Silver went to Eyjólfur Þorsteinsson [IS] with Ósk frá Þingnesi [IS2003235501] with a score of 8.63....
Sigurður Marinusson (NL) with Eilimi vom Lindenhof [DE1994100876] is the first World Champion 2011. At the World Championships 2011 in St Radegund (A) he won the Pace Test PP1 with a total score of 8.63. Defending World Champion Gudmundur Einarsson (SE) with Sproti...
Results of the sport classes at the World Championships 2011 are available on the FEIF website: www.feif.org/wc2011 and the website for mobile users: m.feif.org . The results in preliminary rounds will be updated after each participant, the results of the finals will...
Important information and schedules for the World Championships are regularly published and updated on the FEIF Website.
A wonderful week in Scotland is over and great thanks to all that helped preparing a great YouthCamp 2011. New photos and a short report have been published - just follow the link.