Endurance
FEI meets with United Arab Emirates delegation on Endurance issues
An initial meeting between the FEI and representatives of the United Arab Emirates National Olympic Committee and National Federation was held at FEI Headquarters in Lausanne (SUI) on Tuesday afternoon
FEI Tribunal dismisses UAE request to lift suspension
The FEI Tribunal has dismissed a request from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) National Federation for an interim lifting of its suspension from the FEI. The Tribunal’s decision means that
FEI removes UAE international Endurance events from official calendar
Following the first meeting of the new FEI Executive Board, chaired by recently elected President Ingmar De Vos, Secretary General Sabrina Zeender has removed the two remaining international Endurance events
Swiss Equestrian Federation outraged by dramatic incidents in endurance
The Swiss Equestrian Federation SEF is outraged by recent dramatic incidents that have arisen in endurance, especially during the Al Reef Cup in Abu Dhabi. It calls upon the International
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FEI Endurance Forum in Costa Rica discusses new Endurance rules
Over 64 delegates from FEI Group V attended an FEI Endurance Forum in Tilaran, Costa Rica on 23-25 January 2015, the first Forum following the introduction of the new Endurance
UAE win FEI World Endurance Championships for Young Horses
The FEI World Endurance Championships for Young Horses 2014, held in Slovakia for the first time, boasted one of the highest completion rates for a seven-year-old horse Endurance competition on
WEG 2014: Yamamah flies to gold for Sheikh Hamdan
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum (UAE) and the outstanding mare Yamamah, means “little dove” in Arabic, led from the start to finish to win the individual gold medal at
Spanish supremacy in stormy Verona
Spain reigned supreme at the FEI European Endurance Championships for Juniors and Young Riders last weekend in Pontoncello Park, with Gil Berenguer Carrera and Nina bin Menfis securing individual gold
Unsatisfactory starting point for the forthcoming endurance conference
In the run-up to the endurance conference on 9 February 2014, the Swiss Equestrian Federation (SEF) is concerned about the quality of the data to be used as a basis
No place in endurance for cheating, delegates told
“There is no place for doping, there is no place for our partner the horse to end an event suffering from a life threatening, irreversible or untreatable illness or injury”
