FEI ANNUAL REPORT 2007

ANNUAL

REPORT

2007

The world in which we seek to steer a course for modern

horsesport is changing fast and it was against that backdrop

that the scenery of horsesport moved, once again, and to

great effect in 2007.

It is testament to the strength of Para-Equestrian that although

it only joined the FEI in 2006, it has already become a vital

and vibrant member of the FEI family. The hosting of the fi rst

ever FEI World Para-Equestrian Dressage Championships at

Hartpury (GBR) in July 2007 marked a historic moment for

equestrian sport not only because of its fi rst running but also

for the manner in which it was run. The work of the team to

keep the competition going, despite freak weather conditions,

was exceptional. I was particularly touched to hear that the

riders in the CDI had volunteered to cancel their competition

realising the importance of the Championship to the Para-

Equestrian competitors. Let us ensure that this spirit of Fair

Play and recognition of each other’s needs as athletes is never

lost in horsesport.

The infl uence of Para-Equestrian is reaching out across the FEI

and I was particularly delighted that Lee Pearson was elected

Chairman of the fi rst ever FEI Athletes Committee and to

have attended its inaugural meeting at FEI HQ in August.

The establishment of this committee not only provides the

athletes with a voice but also serves as an omnipresent

reminder that without our athletes, there is no sport.

The athletes from Jumping served to remind the FEI that

their voice is a reasonable, responsible and visionary one

when the FEI and the Global Champions Tour were brought

together in September by brave athletes who wished to

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BY THE FEI

PRESIDENT

protect the future of Jumping. The resulting dialogue was an

active demonstration of the new status quo.

As an athlete I had watched the growth of the Global

Champions Tour prior to my election, and understood that

its creation did not happen in a vacuum. It was the obvious

and inevitable answer to a cluttered commercial landscape

in that discipline. This question of the balance between the

commercial and competitive needs of horsesport is a live

debate that will take time and determination to resolve.

But as the commercial mapping process continues, it was

important to see the FEI World Cup™ Jumping series, one of

the FEI’s key commercial products, further strengthened by

the announcement of its partnership with Rolex.

In Arabic they say “What is learned in youth is carved in

stone” and the awarding of the fi rst ever FEI license to a game

developer and distributor was, I believe, of signifi cance both on

a commercial level and for the future marketing of the sport.

The award to Atari lead to the development and launch in

Autumn 2007 of My Horse and Me, a video game featuring

sport of the fi nest kind and lifestyle experiences at a level

of detail and authenticity never seen before in this gaming

genre.

We know that engaging with youth is one of the greatest

challenges facing all sport and to have the capacity to

take horsesport to the gaming audience has given us the

opportunity to talk directly to both the athletes and fans of

horsesport in this and future generations of young people.

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Youth is the lifeblood of our sport and we celebrate it here in

this publication. Success may be achieved at a later age than

in many sports but if we do not generate interest in children

and young people we will not maintain the pipeline of talent

which will provide the Olympians of tomorrow.

Very few sports want to admit it but their viewership and

membership is ageing. Young people are raised in a society

which delivers them instant gratifi cation, they don’t want

complicated sport, it is part of an alien culture to train for ten

years in the hope of achieving some far distant medal. They

want six-hour success. Their entertainment choices are very

cluttered but we must make sure that we are a loud voice

in a noisy room and that we plan our sport with our future

audience in mind.

My visit to the Good Luck Beijing - HKSAR 10th Anniversary

Cup (Test Event) in Hong Kong was a reminder of the

extraordinary opportunity presented by the Olympics in

presenting horsesport to the audience of Hong Kong and

mainland China. I was delighted to be able to share with

IOC President Jacques Rogge the excellent plans established

between BOCOG and the FEI with great support from The

Hong Kong Jockey Club.

The Benchmarking study undertaken towards the end of

2007 gives us a clearer idea of the position of the FEI against

other International Governing Bodies. There is much still

to do but I felt the fi ndings were encouraging and in some

areas surprisingly positive. Because I am very keen that our

stakeholders should reach their own conclusions on the report,

I do not intend to evidence my comments here. I would,

however, like to highlight the areas relating to governance

as these are germane to this review of the FEI’s performance

during 2007. By comparison with other International

Governing Bodies the report demonstrates that we are the

leading International Governing Body for the democratic

representation of athletes and as an International Sports

Federation I think we should be delighted with this news. In

addition, we have already achieved the IOC’s goal of at least

20% of women on decision-making bodies and we have the

highest percentage of women in our decision-making bodies

of any International Governing Body.

Finally I would like to close by saying how enormously grateful

I am for the support I receive from a very committed Volunteer

Body and from a strong, creative, and hard-working Executive

Team. They both continue to confront the issues facing

horsesport, in the fi rst decade of the 21st century, with energy

and a constructive attitude and are carrying out a programme

of reform that will ensure the future of horsesport well into

the 22nd century.

HRH Princess Haya

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FOREWORD BY THE FEI PRESIDENT, HRH PRINCESS HAYA 05

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR 2007 FEI General Assembly 09 FEI World Championships 10 FEI Continental Championships 11 FEI Continental & Regional Games 14 FEI Regional Championships 16 FEI World Breeding Championships for Young Horses 17 Top Ten Final 17 FEI Children’s International Jumping Final 18 FEI World Cup™ Finals 18 Samsung Super League with FEI and FEI Nations Cup 19

REPORT BY THE FEI SECRETARY GENERAL 20

FEI CORPORATE ACTIVITIES FEI COMMITTEES Audit and Compliance Committee 22 Nominations Committee 22 Athletes Committee 22 Jumping Committee 22 Dressage Committee 23 Eventing Committee 24 Driving Committee 25 Endurance Committee 25 Vaulting Committee 26 Reining Committee 26 Para-Equestrian Committee 26 Pony Riders Committee 26 Children’s Committee 26 Veterinary Committee 27 FEI Tribunal 27

FEI REGIONAL GROUPS 28

SPORT DEVELOPMENT 30

FEI SEMINARS AND COURSES 38

OTHER ACTIVITIES FEI Commercial Department 44 Public Relations 46

FINANCIAL RESULTS 49

RESULTS AND STATISTICS FEI Championships and Games : Participation and Results 52 International Events Organised by the National Federations (NFs) 73 Number of Events by Discipline 76

FEI BUREAU AND STAFF 80

IMPRESSUM 82

CONTENTS


1 The idyllic setting of the 2007 FEI General Assembly; Estoril, Portugal

2 The FEI President with 1st Vice President Sven Holmberg (SWE) and

Bureau member, Alain Guillet (SUI) during a break at the 2007 FEI

General Assembly

3 The FEI President presenting Jacques Schoufour (NED) with the

FEI Special Recognition for Outstanding Services

4 Giacomo Muccioli (ITA) receiving the FEI Special Recognition Award for

Outstanding Services on behalf of the San Patrignano Community

5 Sir Philippe Craven, President of the International Paralympic

Committee (IPC), during his speech at the Welcome Dinner hosted by

the Portuguese National Federation

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FEI GENERAL ASSEMBLYEstoril (POR), 12-16 April

HIGHLIGHTS

OF THE YEAR

2007


FEI WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

1 Member of the winning German team, Rudolf Huber at the FEI World

Driving Pairs Championship in Warka (POL)

2 Complete exaltation as Jan de Boer (NED) is declared the new pony,

four-in hand World Champion at the FEI World Driving Combined

Pony Championship, Dorthealyst (DEN)

3 Individual pairs gold medallist, Vilmos Lazar (HUN) at the FEI World

Driving Pairs Championship in Warka, Poland

4 Lars Dau (DEN), the pairs bronze medallist at the FEI World Driving

Combined Pony Championship

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5 Rudi Kronsteiner (AUT) aboard Smart Spook, winners of the 2007 FEI

World Reining Masters Final in Oklahoma (USA)

6 Nothing but gold for Lee Pearson (GBR) & Altino at the FEI World

Para-Equestrian Dressage Championships in Hartpury (GBR), winning

individual Grade 1b and also member of the winning team – Great

Britain

7 Grade IV World Champion, Ann Cathrin Lubbe (NOR) & Zanko at the

FEI World Para-Equestrian Dressage Championships here congratulated

by Mrs Jonquil Solt OBE, FEI Para-Equestrian Committee Chairman

8 A lap of honour for Manuela Antonaccio (URU) and Metiche, winners

of the World Endurance Young Rider and Junior Championships held at

Campo de Mayo in Argentina


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1 A historic victory for The Netherlands as they step up to claim gold at

the FEI European Dressage Championship held at La Mandria (ITA)

from 30 August to 2 September

2 A familiar smile as Isabelle Werth (GER) and Satchmo 78 are crowned

2007 FEI European Dressage Grand Prix Special Champions

3 An awe inspiring performance confi rmed Anky Van Grunsven (NED) and

Keltec Salinero’s fi rm grasp on the European Freestyle Dressage title

4 Bettina Hoy (GER) & Ringwood Cockatoo successfully Jumping to individual

Bronze at the FEI European Eventing Championship in Pratoni del Vivaro (ITA)

5 Nicolas Touzaint (FRA) & Galan de Sauvagère convincingly clench gold

at the FEI European Eventing Championship in Pratoni del Vivaro from

13-16 September

6 Gold medallist Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum (GER) with Jos Lansink (BEL)

on her left, and Ludger Beerbaum (GER) on her right at the 2007 FEI European

Jumping Championship held in Mannheim (GER) from14-19 August

7 The FEI President and team Netherlands as they celebrate their fi rst

European team Jumping gold since 1991 and only their third since the

inception of the European team competition in 1975

8 The British team on their seventh consecutive team title as European

Eventing Champions (from L to R): Daisy Dick, Zara Phillips,

Oliver Townend and Mary King

9 To the sound of music, as Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum (GER) and

Shutterfl y clench Gold at the 2007 FEI European Jumping Championship

in Mannheim

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10 The junior Kür medallists at the FEI European Dressage Championships

for Young Rides and Juniors held in Nussloch (GER). From left to right:

silver medallist Fabienne Lütkemeier (GER), winner Chantal van Lanen

(NED) and bronze medallist Jill de Ridder (GER).

11 Avenches (SUI) was rocked by a thundering applause for the junior

British Eventing team as they reclaimed the European team title,

11 years in the waiting, at the FEI European Eventing Championship

for Juniors

12 Making an impact in her last Young Rider year, Valentina Truppa (ITA)

and Chablis 129: 2007 FEI European Young Rider Kür champion,

individual Grand Prix bronze medallist and team bronze medallist

13 The individual Young Riders’ podium at the FEI European Jumping

Championship for Young Riders and Juniors held in Auvers (FRA). From

left to right: silver medallist Emmanuele Gaudiano (ITA), gold medallist

Wesley Heydens (NED) and bronze medallist Gemma Plumley (GBR)

14 In the footsteps of their senior counterparts and amidst the Scottish

highlands, the British Young Riders Eventing team clench gold at the FEI

European Championship for Young Riders in Blair Castle (GBR)

15 Jean Philippe Frances (FRA) and Hanaba du Bois as they lead the pack all the way to

the fi nish line at the FEI European Endurance Championship in Barroca d’Alva (POR)

16 A most appreciated stop for a touch of water…

17 The individual medallists at the FEI European Eventing Championship for

Young Riders: gold medallist Sabrina Mertens (GER) with British riders Nicola

Wilson and Emily Galbraith, and lest we forget Blair Castle in the backdrop

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18 Californian Karl Cook and Uno de Laubry riding the gold medal round at the

North American Young Rider Championships in Lexington, Virginia (USA).

19 Jessica Digenova (CAN) and Upolu, the winning Young Rider Eventing

combination at the North American Young Rider Championships in

Lexington, Virginia (USA)

20 Devon Kane and Douwe in their North American Young Rider individual

dressage gold medal Championships ride in Lexington, Virginia (USA)

21 Team Germany reclaim the European title from the Italians, who just

missed out on a consecutive win, at the FEI European Reining

Championships held in Mooslargue (FRA)

22 Individual gold, silver and bronze at the FEI European Reining Championships –

Italy in fi rst and third place with Davide Brighenti (gold) and Gennaro

Lendi (bronze) while Nico Hoermann from Germany took home the silver 18

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23 Team Germany, the 2007 Pony Dressage Champions

24 Team and individual Jumping gold medallist James Smith (GBR) as

he soars through the skies with Mr. Nice Guy at the FEI European

Pony Championships held in Freundenberg (GER)

25 The fl ags were gently blowing in the breeze at the Opening ceremony of

the FEI European Jumping Championships for Children held in Istanbul (TUR)

26 It was most likely the fi rst time most of them ever competed for a

European title at the FEI European Jumping Championship for Children

in Istanbul (TUR)

27 Libby Soley of Great Britain with Noble Springbok adds one more gold

medal to her collection as she gracefully leaves her pony riding career

behind at the 2007 European Pony Championships


FEI CONTINENTAL & REGIONAL GAMES

28 Dracula’s myth perpetuated as team Germany convincingly clench gold

at the FEI European Vaulting Championships held in Kaposvar (HUN)

29 Tears of joy for Austria’s junior team fl yer – now a European champion

30 A devilish performance and a European title for Sissi Jarz (AUT), longeur

Dorianne Picavet and horse Pitucelli at the FEI European Vaulting

Championships in Kaposvar (HUN)

31 Eager faces at the South American Young Riders & Americas Juniors,

Pre-Juniors and Children Jumping Championships held in Caracas (VEN)

32 Santiago Lambre (MEX) and Odisea, winners for the 5 years category at

the Americas Young Horses Championships held in Monterrey (MEX)

1 Dressage team medals awards to Canada (silver), U.S.A. (gold) and

Brazil (bronze) at the XV Pan American Games, Rio de Janeiro (BRA),

13-29 July 2007

2 Celebrating Endurance gold on home turf, Alexandre Leco Razuck (BRA)

riding HDL Pantheon in Campinas (BRA) at the Pan American Games

3 Phillip Dutton, a two-time Olympic team gold medallist for his native

Australia, riding Truluck in his fi rst U.S. team event since becoming an

American, at the Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro (BRA) where

they fi nished in second place

4 Brazil’s Rodrigo Pessoa on Rufus, individual silver and team gold

medallist at the Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro

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5 Team Malaysia awarded Dressage gold at the South East Asian Games in

Nakhon Rathchasima (THA)

6 Individual and team gold medallist, Qabil Ambak Dato’mahamad Fathil

riding Dexter during their winning performance

7 Endurance gold went to HE Sheikh Majid bin Mohammed Al Maktoum

riding Omani Iman at the 11th edition of the Pan Arab Games held in Cairo

(EGY)

8 Jumping gold went to team Malaysia at the South East Asian Games

9 The Cross Country at the 24th edition of the South East Asian Games in

Nakhon Ratchasima (THA)

10 A competitor at the African Games held in Alger (ALG) from 11-23 July

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FEI REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

1 The top fi ve from the Balkan Dressage Championships for Children

with winner Alexandros Zourlas (GRE) in the centre, silver medallist

Elif Gulec (TUR) on his left and bronze medallist Michael Dimitrova

(BUL) on his right

2 The all Greek junior medallists (centre) at the Balkan Dressage

Championships in Thessaloniki (GRE). In fi rst place, holding the trophy,

Anastasia Verouti surrounded by silver and bronze medallists Ioulia

Kyriaki Koudouni and Hara Pouli

3 The winners of the Balkan Dressage Championships held in Thessaloniki,

Greece: gold medallist Svetlozar Kaschiev (BUL) 3rd from the left,

surrounded by runner up Katerina Asteriou (2nd place) and Eleni Myrat

(bronze) both from Greece

4 Turkish rider Sencer Horasan aboard Lavaro in a gold winning

performance at the Balkan Jumping Championships held in

Istanbul (TUR)

5 At the Central Asian Dressage Championships held in Almaty, Kazakhstan

from 5-10 June

6 The venue for the Balkan Jumping Championships held in Istanbul (TUR)

from 16-19 August

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FEI WORLD BREEDING CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR YOUNG HORSES

1 Ludo Philippaerts (BEL) at the FEI World Breeding Championship

for Young Jumping Horses held in Lanaken (BEL), here with Quincy

de Rosseignies

2 Winners of the 7 years category, Piggy French (GBR) and Cast Away

at the FEI World Breeding Championship for Young Eventing Horses

prize giving ceremony at le Lion d’Angers (FRA)

3 Uruguayan Pio Olascoaga Amaya riding Bahia Cathare, winner of

the FEI World Breeding Championship for Young Endurance Horses

in Compiegne (FRA)

4 The Netherlands was omnipresent on the 6 years podium of the FEI

World Breeding Championship for Young Dressage Horses. Presented

here, winner Miranda Rongen and Deveraux Old

TOP TEN FINAL

1 The participants of the seventh IJRC Top-10 Final sponsored by Rolex in

Geneva which saw Jessica Kuerten and Castle Forbes Libertina storm to

victory ahead of defending FEI World Cup™ champion Beat Mandli from

Switzerland and Germany’s Ludger Beerbaum in third place

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FEI CHILDREN’S INTERNATIONAL JUMPING FINAL

1 Antonio Chedraui aboard Bengala, winners of the 2007 FEI International

Jumping Children’s Competition held in Jalapa (MEX)

2 The medallists of the 2007 FEI International Jumping Children’s

Competition held in Jalapa (MEX). From Left to right: Jose Angel

Arrevalo (MEX) on Cash, silver; Jose Antonio Chedraui (MEX) on

Bengala, gold; and Erick Jimenez (MEX) on Preciosa, bronze

3 Just missing out on a medal, Jake Lambert (NZL) aboard Romeo 345

in fourth place

FEI WORLD CUP™ FINALS

1 Isabell Werth and 11 year old Warum Nicht FRH, victorious at the

22nd Rolex FEI World Cup™ Dressage Final held in las Vegas (USA)

2 Michael Freund (GER) decidedly determined as he wins his fourth

FEI World Cup™ Driving Final in Göteborg (SWE)

3 Great suspense at the Rolex FEI World Cup™ Jumping Finals in Las Vegas

where Switzerland’s Beat Mändli reigned supreme with Ideo du Thot

4 Omnipresent on the Eventing scene, Nicolas Touzaint (FRA), the best-

placed rider for the 2007 FEI World Cup™ Eventing season

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SAMSUNG SUPERLEAGUE WITH FEI AND FEI NATIONS CUP

1 Michel Hécart & Itot du Château at the opening leg of the Samsung

Super League with FEI in La Baule (FRA)

2 Holland’s Angelique Hoorn and O’Brien produced one of only two

double-clears in the third leg of the Samsung Super League with

FEI at St Gallen, Switzerland won by the team from The Netherlands

3 Celebrating yet another victory, the winning German team in Dublin.

From left to right Thomas Muhlbauer, Hemann Engemann, Holger

Wulschner, and Thomas Voss

4 Laura Kraut & Anthem, member of the winning American team

in Hickstead (GBR), soaring through the skies

5 Jerry Smit and Loro Piana Nadir di San Patrignano, member of

the Italian team in Rome (ITA)

6 The Irish are back for the Samsung Super League with FEI 2008,

having successfully won the FEI Nations Cup 2007

7 Team Germany, the undisputed winners of the Samsung Super

League with FEI 2007. Offi cials from left : Sven Holmberg, FEI 1st

Vice-President; Mr Gyehyun Kwon, Vice-President and Head of Global

Communication Group of Samsung and Mr Tröger, IOC Member

8 Switzerland’s Markus Fuchs aboard La Toya III in Aachen (GER)

9 Round 4 in Rotterdam, McLain Ward (USA) riding Sapphire

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With my nomination as FEI Secretary General only hours old,

it gives me great pleasure to retrace some of the steps taken

in 2007, a year replete with change but also of modernisation

and consolidation. Much scrutiny was placed on our activities,

a positive and necessary exercise which not only led to very

pertinent feedback but also yielded a clearer direction and

understanding of the role and objectives of the headquarters

and the responsibilities to both the sport and its stakeholders

and members.

The FEI continued on the exciting if somewhat steep road to

change and modernisation, which can only be achieved with

the continuous efforts and commitment of all. To that effect,

Headquarters defi ned the following core values:

E - xcellence

S - pirit of initiative

P - assion

R - esponsibility

I - ntegrity

T - eamwork

The resulting acronym, ESPRIT, the French for “spirit”, typifi es

the openness, professionalism and enthusiasm that defi ne

FEI Headquarters and guides our personal work ethic and

commitment to our stakeholders.

These core values channel our motivation to make the FEI the

best that it can be. My vision is that of an aligned FEI, where

the goals and efforts of each FEI staff member or contributor

are aligned with those of each department, and in turn with

the objectives that are part of the President’s Manifesto. I

sincerely believe in a focused FEI working professionally with a

service-oriented mindset. As such it will achieve new heights,

given the passion that drives its staff and volunteers.

Within the framework of the core values, the year saw much

work on other key tools such as the start of the drafting of an

operations manual, new thinking on management planning,

and the launch of an ambitious overhaul of information

technology systems.

The FEI21 project, which stands for FEI in the 21st century, was

borne out of close scrutiny and is a major revamp of all IT

related structures at the headquarters, whether in terms of

registration, results, interactive web-based features, to name

but a few aspects of this far-reaching project. As you may

have seen, the last days of 2007 saw the launch of our new

web portal and URL www.fei.org where, step by step, many

FEI21 initiatives will see the day.

With 2’147 international events held in 2007 in the 8 FEI dis-

ciplines, a 400 % increase since 1997 when 542 international

events were held in 6 disciplines, the need for new IT processes

was particularly apparent, not only to increase effi ciency and

reduce errors but also to redirect administrative resources to

provide more creative and innovative solutions to address the

needs of horse sport.

And while much attention was placed in terms of fostering a

coherent and effi cient administrative service to our members,

stakeholders, professional athletes or even the general public,

it is equally and vitally important that we maintain our efforts

in all development related areas so that the developing

equestrian nations, their organisers, offi cials and athletes of

the future have an opportunity in which to further their skills

and realise their potential.

Staying ahead of the game, or even with the game, is a

key component for the success of our sport – not only in

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terms of youth, but also in terms of emerging equestrian

nations. Indeed, development has the ability to maintain

the health and balance between the now, the past and

the future of our sport and to this effect, Harald Muller

joined the FEI Development team, as Executive Director

for Development and Sports, bringing with him extensive

experience and knowledge in development from athletics.

Development must necessarily be approached in a

structured and consistent fashion, and it was rewarding to

see that our hard efforts had paid off when the FEI Coach

Education and Certifi cation System was recognised as the

only qualifi cation recognised for equestrian coaches by the

European Union.

Efforts in the fi ght against doping continued apace, with

a number of notable changes seeing the day. Further to

the adoption of the new FEI Statutes, the former Judicial

Committee became the FEI Tribunal, highlighting its role as

the judicial branch of horse sport’s governing body, with the

prosecutor’s role housed within the executive branch. The

Tribunal issued Internal Regulations, codifying the procedures

that govern a case being heard before it. Outside the hearing

room, the Tribunal and Legal Department collaborated so as

to continually track the progress of cases, with the conclusion

that while progress is being made on the time taken to

issue decisions, there is room for continual improvement

in processes. Appeals lodged against FEI Tribunal decisions

before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), were either

upheld or withdrawn by the appellant before decision,

confi rming a positive trend.

All of these undertakings and achievements have seen

through the establishment of key additional building

blocks for an increasingly modern, dynamic, passionate,

and service-driven institution. I am proud to be taking up

its reins and look forward to discovering the fruits of these

efforts in the future.


AUDIT AND COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE The former FEI Finance Committee was replaced by an Audit

and Compliance Committee (ACC). The purpose of the ACC is

to have a direct oversight responsibility for compliance with

FEI Statutes, Internal Regulations, policies and procedures

and Swiss law; internal control and risk evaluation; external

auditors. Its main responsibility is to identify and control any

risks as well as to ensure that those are adequately managed

within the organisation.

NOMINATIONS COMMITTEEFollowing the 2007 General Assembly, the FEI included a

Nominations Committee (NC) in its Statutes and Internal

Regulations to further the effi ciency and transparency of its

organisation and ensure that it is universally populated.

The NC is composed of nine members, where each member

represents an FEI Regional Group.

The role of the Nominations Committee is to seek and

receive nominations from National Federations for all

positions on the Bureau, Committees and Tribunal, and to

make recommendations to the Bureau and General Assembly

based on objective eligibility criteria while ensuring that the

composition of each Committee is balanced.

The Nomination Committee met for the fi rst time at the FEI

Headquarters in Lausanne (SUI) from 1 to 2 November.

Main items / activities included:

- Confl ict of Interest and Confi dentiality agreement

- role of the Committee

- procedures and timeline.

ATHLETES COMMITTEEThe inaugural Athlete’s Committee meeting was held on

15 August at the FEI Headquarters followed by a second

meeting, once again at the FEI Headquarters on 6 December.

The establishment of an Athletes‘ Committee was part of the

FEI President’s manifesto and came into being at the 2007 FEI

General Assembly in Estoril (POR). It has for purpose to ensure

that all the disciplines and their main actors are represented

in the decision making process.

JUMPING COMMITTEEThe fi rst of two annual meetings of the FEI Jumping Committee

was held in Windsor (GBR) on 14 May followed by a meeting

in Lausanne (SUI) on 9 October.


- discussions regarding the future and structure of Jumping

- categorisation of both CSI and CSIO events: the need to

align CSIO requirements with those already in place for

CSIs and to provide a clearer perception of the structure

of Jumping events to outsiders – media, spectators and

sponsors

- requirements for CSI and CSIO events concerning, among

other things, prize money, maximum height of obstacles,

maximum entry fee per horse, maximum number of

competitors in the Grand Prix, minimum number of

competitions counting for Rolex Ranking points, etc.

- criteria for the promotion of Judges and Course Designers

to “Offi cial” International status

- the format for the FEI European Championships to conform

to the Olympic Games format due to the large number of

participating countries

- modifi cations relating to the distribution of points for the

Rolex Rankings for FEI Nations Cup competitions at CSIO1*

to CSIO4* events

- Hypersensitisation – protocol for Thermography

- approval for changes to the maximum number of

competitors allowed to participate in CSI-5* Grand Prix

competitions from 40 to 50 (effective as of 2009 for CSIO-5*

Grand Prix Competition events)

- approval for the increase in minimum prize money for CSI-3*

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to CHF 150’000. The maximum prize money for CSI-2*

events would, therefore, be raised to CHF 149’999. The

change is effective as of 1 January 2009

- approval of a number of technical specifi cations for the

Youth Olympic Games

- approval regarding the criteria applying to all organisers

wishing to host new FEI Jumping Series

- introduction of Certifi cates of Capability for the FEI European

Young Rider and Junior Jumping Championships – in effect

for 2009 Championships.

Rolex FEI World Cup™ Jumping Final

19-22 April, Las Vegas (USA)

There was no shortage of drama at the Rolex FEI World Cup™

Jumping Finals in Las Vegas where Switzerland‘s Beat Mandli

reigned supreme with Ideo du Thot.

In a class that seemed to be choreographed to produce

maximum drama, Daniel Deusser rocketed up from overnight

14th to take second place while fellow-German Markus

Beerbaum and Switzerland‘s Steve Guerdat fi nished joint-third.

Defending champion Marcus Ehning had to settle for fi fth

spot, while the sudden departure of hot-favourite Meredith

Michaels-Beerbaum due to a freak fall left the crowd stunned

at the end of the fi rst round.

There was nothing predictable about the 2006-2007 World

Cup series-closer and superb course-building by Brazil‘s

Guillherme Jorge ensured a classical conclusion to one of the

most exciting indoor jumping seasons in many years. This was

only the second time a Swiss rider won the coveted trophy –

Markus Fuchs being the other, winning at Göteborg with

Tinka‘s Boy in 2001.

And as the curtain came down on the 29th FEI World Cup™

Jumping Final in Las Vegas, anticipation immediately veered

to the next season and the much awaited 2007/2008 fi nal

to be staged in the city considered to be the true home of

the FEI World Cup™ Jumping series – Göteborg, Sweden.

Samsung Super League with FEI

and FEI Nations Cup 2007

The Samsung Super League with FEI events produced

fantastic sport throughout 2007, with a suspense-fi lled fi nal in

Barcelona that more than lived up to everybody’s expectations

delivering a nail-biting thriller which saw Germany register a

second successive series title along with victory on the day.

But for France, champions over the fi rst two seasons of this

hugely popular and high-profi le series, it was a case of so

near and yet so far, as they battled on the day with Sweden

to remain in the race, but when it came to the crunch found

themselves at the bottom of the leader board and faced

relegation to the FEI Nations Cup series for the 2008 season.

After a determined and successful FEI Nations Cup campaign

throughout 2007, the Irish advantage at the top of the

league table was unassailable, and their promotion to the

Super League confirmed. Indeed, with victories in Linz-

Ebelsbeg (AUT), Poznan (POL), Drammen (NOR) and

Lummen (BEL), as well as runner-up results in Wellington,

Florida, Prague, Lisbon and Zagreb, Ireland’s determination

was well rewarded.

Thus, in 2008, Ireland returns to the elite eight-nation series

to line out alongside Germany, Switzerland, Great Britain,

Sweden, the USA, The Netherlands and Belgium when the

new season begins in May.

DRESSAGE COMMITTEEThe FEI Dressage Committee met twice in Turin (ITA) in 2007,

on 14-15 May and on 3 September following the FEI European

Dressage Championship held from 30 August to 2 September

at La Mandria, Turin.



- adoption of a Codex for Judges

- recommendations for safety at prize-giving ceremonies

- appointment of a Working Group to work on course

templates, course materials and syllabus for a new education

system for offi cials 2008

- discussions regarding a Top 10 Dressage event to become

an FEI top property and be supported by a sponsor in

conjunction with the FEI World Dressage Ranking List

- proposal for a Nations Cup formula in order to promote/

attract greater team participation and spirit. The proposed

new formula would be tried out and evaluated by CDIO

Organisers in 2008

- introduction of a separate Foreign Rider report

- changes to the FEI World Cup™ Dressage formula for 2008

- introduction on a trial basis of a Young Rider Grand Prix

category for riders aged 20-25 during 2007

- approval of the FEI World Cup Dressage Rules for Young

Riders 2007.

Rolex FEI World Cup™ Dressage Final

19-22 April, Las Vegas (USA)

The 22nd Rolex FEI World Cup™ Dressage Final was won by

Isabell Werth and 11 year old Warum Nicht FRH following an

outstanding performance. Consisting of fi ve qualifying leagues

encompassing Western and Central Europe, the USA, Canada

and the Pacifi c region, the excitement was palpable at the

Thomas and Mack Arena as the music fi lled the airwaves and

inspired the athletes.

In runner up position was Dutch rider Imke Schellekens-

Bartels, while the eyes of well known virtuoso and composer

of her Freestyle Wibi Soerjadi, carefully watched both the

performance and the crowds as his tunes enchanted the

audience. Third place went to American pair Steffen Peters

and 17 year old Floriano, members of the medal winning team

at the FEI World Equestrian Games in Aachen.

FEI World Cup™ Dressage for Young Riders Final

13-16 December, Frankfurt (GER)

At the third edition of the FEI World Cup™ Dressage for Young

Riders, Valentina Truppa (ITA) confi rmed her stronghold on

the competition and retained the title following a brilliant

freestyle. At the age of 21, she successfully secured a promising

farewell to her Young Rider days by winning her second FEI

World Cup™. Runner up Lotje Schoots from the Netherlands

won the fi rst two tests, while Francisco Boaventura Freire and

pure bred Lusitano stallion Peralta Pinha took home the bronze.

EVENTING COMMITTEEThe FEI Eventing Committee held two meetings, the fi rst at

the FEI Headquarters in Lausanne (SUI) from 22-23 February,

and the second following the FEI European Eventing Champi-

onships at Pratoni del Vivaro (ITA) from 17-18 September.


Eventing Safety

- the creation of an FEI Safety Sub-Committee to address the

issues related to prevention, analysis and management,

such as research on construction systems combination of

safety measures; regular rules updates; education; coordi-

nation of national information; standardisation in terms of

reporting/analysis; monitoring, etc.

- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). The fi ve KPIs will be used

to monitor FEI casualty reduction strategy and will aid the

continued analysis of the FEI falls database, in assessing the

risk to riders in Eventing and identify areas where potential

improvements can be made to reduce this risk

- approval for the formalisation of a Cross County Design

Advisory Group as an extension of the Safety Sub-Committee

- organisation of the FEI Eventing Safety Forum held 19

January 2008 in Copenhagen (DEN)

- approval of the corrections / modifi cations to the FEI Rules

for Eventing, 22nd edition (effective 1 January 2008)

Eventing

- update for the principles regarding the Confl ict of Interest

Rules for Eventing, to come into effect as of 1 January 2008

- development of objectives regarding the education of Event-

ing Offi cials

- creation of a working group including riders, organisers,

media, marketing and development representatives to

refl ect on and plan the future of the discipline. The stra-

tegic vision of the Committee included priorities such as

safety, education, and FEI World Cup™ Eventing.

FEI World Cup™ Eventing

The 2007 FEI World Cup™ Eventing Series was an all around

success for organisers, competitors, sponsors and the pub-

lic. Sixteen World Cup Qualifi ers were organized during the

2006/2007 Series in 11 countries (AUS, BLR, CAN, FRA, GBR,

GER, IRL, NZL, POL, RUS, USA). Canada with Mansfi eld (25

riders) and Belarus with Minsk (14 riders), hosted their fi rst FEI

World Cup™ Eventing qualifi er in 2007.

For various reasons, the 2007 Final was not held, however, it

was decided to award the FEI World Cup™ Eventing title to

the rider who had amassed the most FEI World Cup™ points

during the season. This was none other than European Cham-

pion and FEI World Cup™ title holder, Nicolas Touzaint (FRA),

with a total of 230 points.

This came as no surprise as he effectively won both qualifi ers

organised in France in 2007: Fontainebleau (1st with Galan

de Sauvagère and 4th with Hethi Bey) and Martinvast (with

Hethi Bey). Runner-up with 178 points was Phillip Dutton

(USA) who placed twice in Norwood, NC (USA) and won

with Woodburn the qualifi er organized in Mansfi eld, ON

(CAN). Third place in the standings went to Oliver Townend

(GBR) who won the qualifi er held in Burnham Market (GBR)

with Flint Curtis.

The normal FEI World Cup™ cycle resumed in 2008 with a

Final scheduled for 2009.

DRIVING COMMITTEE The FEI Driving Committee held its annual meeting in Warka

(POL) on 3 September 2007, following the FEI World Driving

Pairs Championship.


- confi rmation that the present status of Four in Hand Drivers

being the only representative of the Driving Discipline

at the FEI World Equestrian Games would, for the time

being, continue based upon the wishes of those National

Federations who had taken part in the recent survey on the

issue

- noted increase in the number of summer events functioning

as qualifi ers for the FEI World Cup™ series as well as an

increase in the number of indoor FEI World Cup™ events

for the 2006/2007 season


for Driving Events, 9th edition (effective 1 January 2008).

FEI World Cup™ Driving Final

24-25 February, Göteborg (SWE)

Germany’s Michael Freund could not have dreamed of a better

ending to his active driving career than winning the FEI World

Cup™ Driving Final in Göteborg. After a thrilling winning

round, Freund passed the fi nish line just 0.6 seconds ahead of

title defender Ijsbrand Chardon and was crowned FEI World

Cup™ Driving Champion for the fi fth time in his career, while

Christoph Sandmann took third place in front of the 8’000

spectators fi lling the Scandinavium arena.

ENDURANCE COMMITTEE The FEI Endurance Committee held its annual meeting in

Paris (FRA) on 2 April following the World Endurance Forum

held from 31 March - 1 April where the future of the discipline

as well as the plans for an in-depth review were outlined.

This led to the creation of an FEI Endurance Task Force

whose mandate was to proactively gather ideas/suggestions

and propose changes indicative of the collective wish to

continue to develop and raise the standards and perception

of international Endurance around the world, keeping Horse

Welfare issues as a primary concern – the issues/topics

which they addressed are noted below.

Main items / recommendations included:

- qualifi cation criteria to participate in FEI events: criteria

for Championships, horse log book/results record, weights,

regional Championships, handicap system, leasing of horses

- organisation: public perception, dress, terminology,

abandonment of events – protocol, approved technology,

handicap system

- equine protection: equitation training, equine research,

minimum rest period between events, local environment

monitoring, hold/presentation/criteria evaluation, progression

through ride distances

- education: TD/Course Designers, availability of qualifi ed

offi cials, maintenance of Offi cial status, FEI database, courses

and development, star rating of offi cials

- legal controls: metabolic eliminations, rider suspension,

enforced rest periods (horses)

- competition structure: low level distances (are they a

danger ?), star rating of distances, number of vet gates

– climate, TD responsibilities, progressive closing of vet

gates, Best Condition Rules.


VAULTING COMMITTEE The annual FEI Vaulting Committee meeting took place at the

FEI Headquarters in Lausanne (SUI) on 25-26 May 2007.


- approval for annual Junior Europeans to include individual

as well as team

- initiation for education of offi cials plan; including revision

of course levels, creation of syllabus, curriculum and

handbook – as per three-year plan

- revision of rules and guidelines.

REINING COMMITTEE The FEI Reining Committee held two meetings at the FEI

headquarters in Lausanne (SUI) over the course of 2007; the

fi rst on 14-15 June and the second on 18 August.


- creation of a Working Group to oversee the processes of

courses; education material and criteria to be fulfi lled

before a judge can take an exam and be recommended for

promotion

- development of a Business Plan to follow up on the Reining

survey

- approval of the corrections and additions to the FEI Rules

For Reining Events, 2nd edition, and to the FEI World Reining

Masters Rules 2008.

FEI World Reining Masters

28-29 November, Oklahoma City (USA)

A new milestone in the history of Reining occurred at the

fourth FEI World Reining Masters held in Oklahoma City.

Indeed, for the fi rst time a non-American competitor won the

gold medal in the Open division – Austrian Rudi Kronsteiner

aboard Roseanne Sternberg’s American Quarter Horse stallion

SMART SPOOK went on to win gold medals in both the open

and restricted divisions.

Altogether, seventeen riders from 15 nations competed in the

fourth World Reining Masters event at the Oklahoma State

Fair Park Coliseum in Oklahoma City. In the restricted division

Gilson Vendrame (Brazil) and Ima Little Tangy won the silver

medal scoring a 216. Belgian competitor Bernard Fonck and

Don Quixote Escapes receive bronze scoring a 215.5.

PARA-EQUESTRIAN COMMITTEE The FEI Para Equestrian Committee held its annual meeting at

Kristansand (NOR) on 17 June 2007.


- appointment of the Offi cials for the Paralympic Games to

be held in Hong Kong from 7 to 12 September 2008

- better distribution of the fi rst FEI Rules for Para-Equestrian

Dressage Events

- revision of the Para-Equestrian Classifi ers Manual

- discussions on development opportunities for Para-

Equestrian athletes from the grassroots to elite level

- discussions to include Para-Equestrianism in targeted FEI

events at major national events and Championships

- proposal to establish a linked system of development

between the advanced and less experienced countries

- guidelines for organisers.

PONY RIDERS COMMITTEE The annual meeting for the FEI Pony Riders Committee was

held in Amsterdam (NED) on 9-10 November 2007.


- initiation of pony measuring at championships

- resignation of Committee Chairman Ferdi Wassermeyer

(GER) replaced by Jean Scott Mitchell (IRL) as Acting Chair

- clarifi cation on pony measurement procedure

- approval of the jumping format used at FEI European Pony

Championship in 2007 with a view to its being integrated

into the rules in 2009


for Pony Riders and Children, 8th edition (effective 1 January

2008).

CHILDREN’S COMMITTEE The FEI Children’s Committee met once in 2007 in Jalapa (MEX)

on 7 December following the FEI Children’s International

Jumping Final.


- allocation by the Bureau for the 2008 Children’s Final to

Bogota (COL) from 6-12 December

- approval of the corrections/modifi cations to the FEI Rules

for Pony Riders and Children, 8th edition (effective 1 January

2008).

FEI Children’s International Final

3-8 December, Jalapa (MEX)

The Children’s International Jumping Competition was

specifi cally created over a decade ago to encourage the

participation of children in international competitions. Every

year, a new set of Course Plans are drawn up for each of the

three categories which cater for competitors of differing

levels of experience: A for the most experienced and B & C

(introduced in 2006) aimed at the promotion of the sport in

countries organising this kind of competition for the fi rst time,

or for countries that have their own rules and regulations

established competitions for children.

Category A events serve as qualifi ers leading on to the lead

to the annual Children’s Final where 32 riders qualify to

participate: 16 foreign riders and 16 from the host nation.

The 16 foreign riders that qualify are provided with horses by

another 16 qualifi ed host nation riders and throughout the

week riders from all over the world, train, compete and relax

alongside one another.

Thus 32 competitors from 13 countries showed up to claim

the coveted Children’s title in Jalapa (MEX) in 2007, where

Mexico claimed a triple victory, and a home grown podium.

First place went to Antonio Chedraui aboard Bengala who

also won Best Horse award, silver went to Jose Angel Arrevalo

riding Cash, and bronze to Erick Jimenez on Preciosa. New


Zealand nearly got a foot on the podium with Jake Lambert

placing fourth.

VETERINARY COMMITTEEThe FEI Veterinary Committee held its annual meeting in

collaboration with the Medication Advisory Group in Dubai

(UAE) on 12 and 13 February 2007.


- preparations for the 2008 Olympic Games in terms of

quarantine and climatology

- progress on the Medicine Box and its detection times

- review of the FEI Competitor Guide to Anti-Doping and

Medication Control

- approval for the thermography and clinical examination of

lower limbs protocol with regards to hypersensitisation

- equine infl uenza

- in 2007, 2136 horses were tested in line with the Medication

Control Programme (MCP), of which 21 tested positive.

Outside of the MCP, 1134 horses were tested, of which 20

tested positive.

FEI TRIBUNAL The former FEI Judicial Committee was replaced by the FEI

Tribunal and met on 4 and 5 September in Megève (FRA) as

well as holding monthly meetings by teleconference. Below

are some 2007 case statistics, trends on timeliness of 2007

cases & sanctions, the current issues and the goals for the

following year.

2007 Figures:

- 39 decisions were issued

- only fi ve cases (at the end of 2007) were with the Tribunal

awaiting issuance of decisions

- 12 hearings (six in person, six by conference call)

- four appeals to CAS (two withdrawn, one decided in favour

of FEI, one pending (human case, refusal to test)).

Cases from 2007 Events:

- 39 cases opened (including Fast Track)

- 25 were decided under Fast Track; two with conference call;

four cases with hearing in person; two cases further to a

decision from Tribunal by correspondence only; two cases

were not prosecuted by the Investigating body; two cases

were dropped; one case was referred to the NF.

Trends:

- the vast majority of the Fast Track cases were accepted

by the PR within 1½ to 4 weeks (an average of approx 3

weeks) with four cases taking longer (one case 1 month and

three cases 2 months each)

- of the 12 cases decided by the Tribunal, six were outside the

announced benchmark of one month

- hearings were held between 16 and 56 days of the date the

case was notifi ed to the Tribunal

- gradual increase of average sanctions

- new sanctions better aligned with WADA

- multiplicity of factors affecting sanctions including

type of substances, explanations, legitimacy of original

treatment, timing of treatment, degree of negligence, level

of event, experience of rider, previous record, cooperation

in investigation and many other factors.

Goals for 2008:

- improving consistency among Panels

- improve turnover with regards to total average time of

processing cases and issuing decisions

- consistent communication regarding cases

- education of the persons responsible

- possible short process for Olympic Games and FEI World

Equestrian Games.

National Federations may vary in size, experience and

scope but the notion of a family is embedded in the very

fabric of horsesport as is the importance and need for the

stronger federations to assist the smaller ones to ensure

a prosperous future in both the traditional and emerging

equestrian nations.

GROUP I- expressed the need to create working groups within Group I

for the small nations, Balkan countries and developing NFs,

- recommended that the Jumping Committee examine the

CSI Invitation System with regards to requirements and

invitation systems,

- reported the importance of the stronger NFs assisting

weaker NFs inside and outside the Group – assistance varied

from the education of offi cials to the organisation of events,

- discussed IT developments and online entry systems,

- discussed the potential improvements in both the FEI

World Jumping & Dressage Challenges and the structure of

competitions existing in the group,

- discussed the challenges links to the introduction/

promotion of Para-Equestrian.

GROUP II- discussed the possibility of having a free weekend for

National Championships in the second week of June (without

3* & 4* CSIs in Europe and 5* CSIs worldwide) in order to

enable NFs to organise their national championships during

this time,

- debated confl ict of interest policy,

- expressed concerns regarding the Human Anti-Doping/

Whereabouts Information procedure with regards to

practicality,

- discussed anti doping procedures for horses and the need to

ensure speedy and transparent information and decisions,

- requested that strict measures regarding registration be

applied.

GROUP III- reported the continued growth of the sport and the opening

of various centres of both international and national level,

- discussed the establishment of the Caucasian World Cup™

Jumping League,

- discussed the diffi culties encountered in terms of livelihood

for many equestrian professionals, whether it be trainers,

athletes, coaches, etc.

- noted the huge impact development programmes were

having within the Group,

- discussed the need for greater opportunities for their

athletes and the need for more events within the region.

GROUP IV- reported the high activity taking place in the islands of the

group,

- considerable concern was expressed about the limit on

the number of federations allowed to participate in the

Dressage Challenge – suggestions were made to the FEI

Development Department,

- discussed the Final Jumping Challenge at Devon, PA, where

a sub-committee is at work on the sourcing of borrowed

horses. It was also suggested that the Final be followed by

a clinic to assist riders in improving their performances,

- reported on the benefi ts of the Bear Spot Foundation

Inaugural Invitational Children’s Competition,

- discussed the need for formal documents produced

describing the mission and purpose of the PAEC,

- recommended the FEI or PAEC should have more authority

and infl uence in the preparations of future Pan Am Games. The

lessons learned would prove instrumental for the next edition.

GROUP V- discussed quarantine issues and the creation of an offi cial

Committee to try to focus on solving the transportation

and Quarantine problems of the Americas,

- expressed approval of the tailor made programmes being

developed by the FEI Development Department,

REGIONAL

GROUPS

THE NATIONAL FEDERATIONS AFFILIATED TO THE FEI

ARE DIVIDED INTO NINE REGIONAL GROUPS IN ORDER

TO PROMOTE AND COORDINATE THE DEVELOPMENT

AND ACTIVITIES OF EQUESTRIAN SPORT WITHIN THE

GROUP AREA AS WELL AS FACILITATE COMMUNICATION.


- expressed the need for more CSI4*, however, this was

constrained as the prize money requirements were too high

for the region,

- expressed the positive infl uence the FEI World Jumping &

Dressage series was having and the potential for an FEI

World Eventing Challenge Competition,

- discussed the diffi culties in promoting offi cials to FEI status

as international opportunities were often lacking,

- requested that European and USA organisers invite offi cials

in order for them to get experience,

- discussed the organisation and outcomes of the Pan

American Games at length.

GROUP VI- discussed the problem of Offi cials (Judges and Course

Designers) who in spite of their knowledge and of having

been approved in international courses cannot be promoted

due to a lack of experience,

- reported the creation of a Working Group for Latin America

in order to foster the sport in the region by implementing

a new system of competitions which would encourage the

riders to improve their professional career,

- noted that Argentina was equipped to host a world Para-

Equestrian championship,

- discussed the evolution of Vaulting within the Group,

- commented on how the General Assembly in Argentina

would be a showcase not only for the country but the

region as a whole.

GROUP VII- reported the growth of equestrian sports in the region,

especially in the disciplines of Jumping and Endurance,

- elaborated the core plans to develop Jumping within the

Arab League, with the approval for the launch of a Middle

East Nations Cup Series for Seniors, Juniors & Young Riders,

- discussed the potential for invitations for Group interna-

tional Judges and Course Designers to offi ciate in European

competitions,

- expressed thanks to NF Qatar for the successful organisation

of the 2nd Olympic Qualifi er and the NF Syria for the

successful organization of CSI W 4*.

GROUP VIII- reported the various international and local equestrian

activities held throughout the year within the group to

develop and upgrade the standard of equestrian sports,

- reiterated the benefi ts of the Olympic Games Test Event

held in August 2007 and the preparations underway for the

2008 Olympic Games,

- noted the great opportunities ahead for the development of

equestrian sports in the region following the Olympic Games,

- reported on the successful organisation in cooperation

with Chinese Equestrian Association of the 22nd AEF General

Assembly held in Inner Mongolia, China on 24 August 2007,

- AEF delegates unanimously agreed that Endurance should

be included as an offi cial discipline of equestrian sport of

2010 Guangzhou Asian Games on the basis of the successful

case of Doha Asian Games.

GROUP IX- positively reported on the activities within the region

namely the competitions in BOT, KEN MRI, RSA & SWA,

- noted the generous donations provided by other National

Federations as well as FEI funding,

- discussed the need for proper facilities and quality horse

and rider combinations for tutors when conducting coach-

ing courses,

- congratulated the FEI Development Department in tandem with

the Eventing Technical Committee for their continued support,

- reported the successful hosting of the Tri Nations

competition where Jumping and Dressage events took

place on borrowed horses,

- recommended that FEI consider the creation of an

additional Group as the countries of Central and Western

Africa were so distant from the Southern countries that

interaction remained extremely limited.


STRATEGY A signifi cant new step forward was made in 2007. With the

arrival of an Executive Director for Sports and Development,

the FEI clearly indicated its determination to put in place

a strategy in line with the FEI President’s Manifesto. The

principles of a Development strategy were presented at the

General Assembly in Estoril (POR) and consisted of:

A) Categorisation of NFs based on a 2nd situation analysis

(audit) which will result in a fi ve-level NF categorisation.

B) NFs application to the FEI Development Programme.

C) Signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with

those NFs applying.

D) Approval process of each NFs application according to set

criteria.

E) Completion of an Annual Report Form (ARF) by each NF at

the end of the year.

Each NF applying to the FEI Development Programme will be

asked to present a development project/strategy which will go

through an approval process. A special template will guide NFs

in the project management process.

The funds raised by the FEI President which amount to

CHF 2’000’000 will serve to cover the following areas:

– Transport and Quarantine – Education

– IT-Support – Advice and Service

– Competition Support – Political Support

– Financial Assistance – Contingency

– Structure Building

These funds are considered a one-time contribution and do not fi nance the existing activities of the FEI Development Department outlined in this report.

2007 DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIESFEI Development Advisory Group

The Group composed of Gerry Mullins (IRL), Jean-Philippe

Camboulives (FRA) and Peter Strijbosch (NED) met in Lausanne

on 29 January to make an up-date of the 2006 season; fi x the

2007 objectives; evaluate Level 2 coaches; identify regional

Tutors; and learn about the FEI Development Strategy.

The Group, including all FEI Tutors, met again in Geneva on 31

July-1 August in the framework of a Tutors’ course. The aim of this

course was to update, coordinate and align the delivery of Level 2

FEI Courses for Coaches by FEI Tutors. It was also the occasion to

review the Level 1 course material after four years of use. Some

modules (Dressage, Eventing) would be reviewed in line with the

Dressage Judges Handbook and the safety issues in Eventing.

EDUCATIONFEI Coach Education and Certifi cation System

As expected, the FEI Coach Education and Certifi cation

System is evolving very well and has greatly contributed to the

development of the sport. In total 21 courses were organised:

17 Level 1 and four Level 2. This is particularly obvious in

Groups V and VI which have now reached the step to have

Regional Tutors and in Group IX where the fi rst regional Level

2 course took place in South Africa. Group III organised three

Level 1 courses in different locations of Russia and one in

Belarus. Estonia (Group II) joined the club with its fi rst regional

course for the Baltic NFs (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia). Asia

(Group VIII) and the Middle East (Group VII) both organised

two Level 1 courses and Turkey (Group I) organised its fourth

course this year and three new courses are already planned

for 2008. Furthermore the Turkish Ministry for Sport, in the

framework of the European Commission, established that the

only qualifi cation recognised for equestrian coaches would be

the FEI Coach Education and Certifi cation system.

SPORT

DEVELOPMENT


The statistics show that the FEI has educated 217 Level 1 coaches

from 40 countries and 43 Level 2 coaches from six nations.

Following a Tutors course in Lima, Peru, six new Tutors were

appointed by the FEI to conduct coaches courses regionally.

The FEI adopted the European fi ve-Level coaching qualifi ca-

tions model established by the EU Coaching Council (ECC)

and became a Member of the International Council for Coach

Education (ICCE).

2007 Calendar

Please refer to page 42.

Basic Development Courses for Offi cials

Several development courses for Offi cials were organised in:

Ukraine

Jumping Judges, CDs and Riders Stefan Wirth (GER)

Swaziland

Dressage Judges Kathy Amos Jacob (FRA)

Turkey

Dressage Judges Maja Stukelj (SLO)

India

Dressage Judges Maja Stukelj (SLO)

South Africa

Eventing Judges, CDs, TDs Andy Griffi ths (GBR)

Colombia

Endurance Offi cials + Vets Elizabeth Van Schelle (BRA)

All these courses are linked to an NF’s development programme.

Advanced Training for Officials

Four Offi cials in Jumping from South Africa (two Judges and

two Course Designers) received an FEI grant to travel to

Europe to gain experience at European shows.

Training Courses for Riders (clinics)

Group IV is slowly but surely upgrading its riders and the

arrival of FEI coaches in the region will make them soon self-

suffi cient in terms of clinics. This year again, clinics (fl atwork

Jumping & Dressage) were conducted by Denis Soyer from

Belgium in JAM, ANT, HAI and TRI while FEI Level 2 Coach,

Israel Lopez from Puerto Rico went to Jamaica.

TAILOR-MADE PROGRAMMESEventing Development Programme – Eastern Europe

(Supported by the IOC-IF Development Assistance programme)

Russia, after 17 years of virtual absence on the international

scene, succeeded in sending a senior team of six riders to

the 2007 FEI European Championship in Pratoni del Vivaro

(ITA) out of which one rider obtained a qualifying result at

3 star level. Four Juniors from Russia competed in the FEI

European Championship for Juniors in Switzerland where

two obtained a qualifying result at 1 star Level. Finally,

four Russian riders and two riders from Belarus entered

the FEI European Championship for Young Riders in Blair

Castle (GBR) where one Russian rider obtained a qualifying

result at 2 star level. The interest for the discipline in Russia

is increasing. This was also remarked at the CCI held in

Moscow with 140 starters.

Belarus was awarded an FEI World Cup™ Eventing Qualifi er in

June 2007. Michael Ryboek was also promoted to the status

of International Course Designer, the fi rst in Eastern Europe.

Other offi cials offi ciated in Ground Juries in Western Europe

and in September the Ground Jury at CIC and CCI Minsk was

completely made up from Eastern European Countries (except

for one Irish Judge).

Slovakia: After Estonia in 2006, Slovakia came into the

programme this year. A CCI* with over 30 competitors was

organized with the assistance of the FEI technical team (Andy

Griffi ths, Ronald Alexander, Peter Wilson).

Bulgaria: Improvements in terms CCI* and CCI** continue to

further Eventing in the country, while riders continue to travel

abroad to get more experience.

Estonia is now in its second year and is developing well.

According to the programme scheme, exchanges of Course

Designers and builders were arranged during the year. In

addition, FEI courses for coaches with Eventing modules

were held in Russia (3), Belarus (1) and Estonia (1).

Eventing Development Programme –

South/Central America

(Partly supported by the IOC-IF Development Assistance

programme)

2007 activities focused on the Pan American Games with,

among others, the participation of Argentina, Brazil, Chile

and Uruguay. Brazil, which was part of the Development

Programme last year, qualifi ed a team to take part in the

Olympic Games 2008.

Many CIC3* were organised in Argentina, Brazil, Chile,

Mexico, Uruguay in order to give the opportunity to riders

to get qualifying results to compete at the Pan Am Games.

Technically, an active and dedicated panel of offi cials from

ARG, BRA, URU, MEX, VEN framed these events.

Lack of chance, too much ambition, not enough training,

it is most probable that these factors played a part in the

disappointing results obtained by ARG, CHI and URU. Brazil

however made its entrance in the elite circle.

If the Pan American Games results were disappointing for some

NFs, they had the advantage to clearly show where they stood

and in which direction they were going as well as the efforts to be

made in order to develop the sport towards the elite standard.

In Central America, one to three star events were organised in

Mexico and Guatemala. A Development course for Offi cials

was organised in Uruguay, as well as a Level 2 course with

an Eventing module where a Regional Tutor was identifi ed

and will be especially trained in a Tutors’ course in Peru.

The appointment of a Regional Tutor with a solid Eventing

background (Eventing Judge, Technical Delegate, Steward, FEI

Level 2 Coach) should reinforce the Eventing development

programme on its educational side.


Eventing Development Programme – Group IX

(Supported by Justice for Athletes’ Foundation)

Based on the same principles as the existing Eventing

Development programmes under the coordination of Andy

Griffi ths and José Ortelli, a third programme was initiated

in South Africa, with the objective to expend to other NFs in

Group IX.

South Africa:

• 2007 started with a Level 2 seminar for Eventing Offi cials

in Johannesburg at a CIC one and two star event given by

Giuseppe della Chiesa, Andy Griffi ths and Kees Velanga.

• Andy Griffi ths and Giuseppe della Chiesa spent time looking

at other sites for future development.

• August: Peter Thomas (Consolidated TD) travelled to Estonia

to complete criteria for an upgrade to International status.

• August: Jutta Koivula (FIN) acted as President of the Ground

Jury at Shongweni CCI* and Liz Day as Judge which gave her

qualifi cation to be added on the FEI ‘C’ Judge list.

• September: Ronald Alexander went to Oaksprings CCI*/

CIC2* as part of the FEI development programme to act as

Technical Delegate.

• Ronald Alexander (GBR) viewed a prospective venue in

Johannesburg with the objective to run one and two star

CICs in 2008.

Swaziland:

• Ronald Alexander also travelled to Swaziland to view four

prospective sites. The goal is to run their fi rst FEI event in

the form of the new development class in 2008.

1 FEI Tutor, Gerry Mullins (IRL), giving a Level 1 Course in

Kyalami (RSA)

2 An interactive session during the Level 1 Course in

Singapore (SIN)

3 FEI Tutor, Kathy Amos Jacob giving a Level 1 Course in

Manzini (SWZ)

4 FEI Judge Karin Krüger (DEN) giving a clinic and sharing

her knowledge after the FEI World Dressage Challenge

competition held in Santiago, Chile

5 Practical Session at the Tutors Course in Vulbens (FRA)

6 Young rider from Haiti paying attention to FEI Judge

Jayne Ayers’ (USA) advice during the clinic held after the

competition

7 Volunteers and offi cials at work building the course for the

2007 FEI World Jumping Challenge in Singapore

8 Riders walking the course in Taiwan for the Category A of

the FEI World Jumping Challenge

9 Group picture with all the riders from Jamaica competing

in the FEI World Jumping Challenge Category B

10 Young Belis Memik’s fi rst participation to the FEI World

Dressage Challenge held in Turkey

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5 6

8 9

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Endurance

Elizabeth Van Schelle (BRA), FEI Development Officer,

organised an FEI course for Endurance Veterinarians and

Offi cials in Colombia.

Veterinary matters

The FEI Development Fund subsidized two FEI courses for

Event Veterinarians in South Africa and Thailand.

Vaulting Development Programme – Group IX

After the start of Vaulting competitions in some NFs of Group

IX and the potential for development of this discipline, a

Development Offi cer in the person of Mrs Barbie Gertenbach

(RSA) was appointed. A special programme is in the process

of being established between the Development Offi cer, the

Vaulting Department and the Development Department.

South Africa which went to the FEI World Equestrian Games

in 2006, Malawi and Swaziland are developing fast. The FEI

Development Fund fi nanced fi ve surcingles from Europe to

equip fi ve team horses. After Swaziland, the second edition

of the Vaulting Africa Cup was held in South Africa and the

FEI Development Fund contributed towards its organisation

in the amount of USD 2’500.

Para-Equestrian

Further to an application to the Christopher and Dana Reeve

Foundation, a grant was attributed to the FEI to conduct

special training for Para-Equestrian riders and their coaches

in CZE, CRO and SWZ. The development programme is

coordinated by Jane Goldsmith (GBR) in coordination with

the Para-Equestrian Department and the FEI Development

Department.

FEI Contribution to

FEI Jumping & Dressage World Cup Shows

The FEI Development Fund supported 14 CSI-Ws in the

Central European and Central Asia Leagues in the amount

of CHF 72’000 as well as CDIs-J/YR in Slovakia, Hungary

and Czech Republic for a total of CHF 20’000.

COMPETITIONSFEI World Jumping Challenge

The FEI World Jumping Challenge had to face several obstacles

throughout the year due to unfortunate circumstances such

as bad weather and horse diseases which forced some NFs to

cancel the competition. However, despite these regrettable

situations with over 1300 riders in both Categories (nearly

650 riders in Category A and 670 riders in Category B) the FEI

World Jumping Challenge proved once again a great success.

CATEGORY AThough the number of riders that actually fi nished the

competition in Category A was nearly the same as in 2006,

it is important to take into account the fact that only 35

countries participated in the FEI World Jumping Challenge

as opposed to 42 in 2006. However, although fewer NFs

participated in 2007, the participation level increased by 20%

in 2007 compared to 2006.

CATEGORY BFor the second year in a row, Category B was inspired by the

Jumping techniques taught in the Level 1 Jumping Module of

the FEI Coaching Education System which included in addition

to the Trot sections introduced in 2006, a compulsory 4 strides

straight line between two obstacles. The principle of the

compulsory 4 strides is to demonstrate the rider’s capability

to control the number of strides in between cross poles. This

is essential to develop the rider’s ability to assess and adjust

the distance before a jump.

After a diffi cult start in 2006, the new format for Category B

was better received in 2007. According to the feedback from

NFs and Foreign Judges, riders have now acquired a better

understanding of the educational purpose linked to this

competition. With over 670 participants out of whom 397

riders fi nished all 4 rounds of the competition, the future of

this Category looks very promising.

1999 2000 2001 2002

Category/NF A=30 A=31 A=40 A=47

Category/NF B=10 B=17 B=28 B=31

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Category/NF A=45 A=47 A=44 A=42 A=35

Category/NF B=38 B=38 B=40 B=36 B=35

2004 2005

Category A 489 participants 435 participants

Category B 321 participants 446 participants

2006 2007

Category A 390 participants 391 participants

Category B 287 participants 397 participants

In Cat. A, 36 riders went clear and the winner was Carolina

Van Stuijvenberg from Venezuela ahead of Juan Clavija from

Colombia. In Cat. B winner Ali Bougrab from Algeria was the

fastest out of the 42 riders that went clear in all four rounds

of the competition. The Team from Colombia fi nished fi rst of

the Team classifi cation for Cat. A, and the Team from Algeria

won for Cat. B.

FEI World Dressage Challenge

The 2007 edition of the FEI World Dressage Challenge ended

on a positive note, it was unanimously recognised by FEI

Judges that the quality of riding had radically improved. In

terms of quantity, the number of participants in the Adult

Classes remained the same as in 2006 (720). However, there

was a slight decrease in the Children’s Class with 200 riders as

opposed to 227 in 2006.

This decrease may have been caused by the difference in Level

between the Children’s Class and the Adult Novice Class. This

concern was raised in 2006 by several Judges and NFs which

found the transition from one level to the next too diffi cult,

it was therefore decided that the FEI would put together

a working group in 2007 to work on the revision of the FEI

World Dressage Challenge tests.

This objective was reached and the 2008 edition of the FEI

World Dressage Challenge is now composed of the following

classes: Preliminary / Elementary / Medium / Advanced / PSG.

The main idea behind this revision was to use this opportunity

and fi nd a way to combine both coaching and competition,

therefore creating continuity between the education of

coaches and their pupils. The working group used the dressage

module of the coaching system to redesign the different

tests used for the competition and create a better cohesion

between all of them and provide a real sense of progression

which did not exist until now. In order to do so, a fi fth test was

added thereby offering riders more opportunities to evolve.

Although the NFs of Belarus and Hungary had to cancel the

competition, the overall number of participating NFs remained

the same as in 2006. With the participation of Slovenia and

Turkey we were able to count 53 NFs in total.

Group 1: ARG, BRA, CHI, RSA, URU

The South African Team once again took the lead in the Team

Competition, dominating the other National Federations with

a total score of 203.59 points. In the individual classifi cation,

though most Classes were once again won by South

Africa, riders Julio Alvarez and Carlos Acuña from Uruguay

distinguished themselves in the Prix St-George thanks to their

excellent performance, allowing them to fi nish respectively

fi rst and second.

Group 2: COL, CRC, GUA, MEX, PER

This year, all Classes were won by Mexican riders which

allowed them to fi nish fi rst of the Team Competition in

front of Colombia. The battle for the third place of the Team

Competition was very tight between riders from Peru (third)

and Guatemala (fourth) as only 0.31 % separated both teams.

Group 3: BOL, DOM, ECU, ESA, HON, VEN

This year, the Team Competition was won by Bolivia which

was a fi rst for this NF. The NFs of Venezuela (second) and

Honduras (third) have been successful in the past fi nishing

regularly in the leading trio of the Team Competition. Ecuador

fi nished forth, El Salvador fi fth and Dominican Republic sixth.

Riders from Ecuador took over the Novice Class with fi ve

riders fi nishing in the top 10.

Group 4: CYP, GRE, ISR, ROM, UAE

Group 4 welcomed back Turkey which had not participated

in the FEI World Dressage Challenge since 1996. The Turkish

Team fi nished third right behind the United Arab Emirates

(second) and Greece (fi rts). Though Greek riders won two

out of the four Classes, Israeli rider Reut Harel won the

Advanced Class and UAE rider Cristina Calin won the Novice

Class. Congratulations to Turkey which made great efforts in

developing Dressage with the help of FEI Dressage Experts

and the FEI Development Fund.

Group 5: BLR, CRO, HUN, RUS, UKR

After a great success in 2006 the NF of Belarus was

unfortunately not able to participate in the 2007 Edition of

the FEI World Dressage Challenge, which gave the other NFs

a chance to stand out. However, with Hungary’s cancellation

and Russia’s disqualifi cation, only riders from Croatia, Slovenia

and Ukraine actually took part in the competition. With a

total of 193.59 points the Team of Slovenia won fi rst place,

followed by Croatia second and Ukraine third.

Group 6: CZE, EST, LAT, LTU, SVK

The leading trio was composed this year of Czech Republic,

Estonia and Slovakia. Considering the Team of Slovakia

fi nished last in the 2006 Team Competition, their third place

in 2007 shows the great progress of the riders. With a score

of 62.13 %, Latvian rider Atina Lapina won the Prix St-Georges

Class, therefore allowing her Team to fi nish fourth.

Group 7: BOT, KEN, NAM, SWZ, ZAM, ZIM

With a victory in the Prix St-Georges and the Children’s Class,

Zimbabwe riders took the lead in the Team Competition

followed by Namibia in second and Botswana in third.

Namibian rider Sumari Piepmeyer won the Advanced Class and

Peter Kay from Swaziland the Novice Class. It is encouraging

to see a rider from Swaziland winning the Advanced Class. It is

important to mention that Swaziland has put lots of efforts in

the education of their coaches with already 2 FEI courses for

coaches organised in 2004 and 2006.

Group 8: INA, IND, MAS, SIN, THA

Indonesian riders were very successful in Group 8, winning

the Advanced and Children Classes as well as the Team

competition. The Prix St-Georges Class was won by Malaysian

rider Sandra Baljeu on Mount William Perelin with a score

of 67.88 %, whereas the Novice Class was won by Amanda

Harvey from Singapore riding Laser Fella.

Group 9: CHN, HKG, KOR, NZL, TPE

This year’s FEI World Dressage Challenge fi nished on 22

November 2007 in Group 9 with the victory of the New

Zealand Team after winning three out of the four Classes.

Indeed, the New Zealand riders faced serious competition in

the Advanced Class which was won by Chinese rider Cai Qiao

followed by his compatriot Huang Lixing who fi nished second

and Soo Jin Lee from Korea took the third place.

Group 10: ANT, BAR, BER, HAI, JAM, TRI

This year again, the team competition was won by Barbados

followed by Trinidad & Tobago second and Jamaica third; Haiti

fi nished fourth and Bermuda fi fth. Unfortunately, Antigua

only entered competitors in two levels and therefore was

unable to put together a team. Barbados riders won both the

Prix St-Georges and the Advanced Class, whereas Jamaican

riders won the Novice and the Children’s Class.

AFFILIATIONSThe 2007 General Assembly approved the affi liation as full

member of Albania (ALB) in Group I, Cambodia (CAM) in

Group VIII and Yemen (YEM) in Group VII. Annual subscriptions

for all NFs belonging to Level 6 was established at CHF 250.



FEI DEVELOPMENT FUND Total Expenditure by Discipline 2000-2007

FEI DEVELOPMENT FUND Expenditure by Discipline in 2007 (all amounts in Swiss Francs)

JUMPING DRESSAGE EVENTING DRIVING ENDURANCE VAULTING VETERINARY PARA-EQUESTRIAN

GENERAL /COACHING

CSI-WS

450’000

400’000

350’000

325’000

300’000

275’000

250’000

225’000

200’000

175’000

150’000

125’000

100’000

75’000

50’000

25’000

0

* Including external funds (IOC, JFA, CRF). In 2007: CHF 177’923

FEI DEVELOPMENT FUND Total Expenditure 2000 - 2007

JUMPING

DRESSAGE

EVENTING

DRIVING

ENDURANCE

VAULTING

VETERINARY

PARA-EQUESTRIAN

GENERAL/COACHING

CSI-Ws

CDI-Ws

Totals

* Including external funds (IOC, JFA, CRF). In 2007: CHF 177’923

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

15’352.00 17’470.00 60’544.12 53’238.73 59’711.39 27’697.82 28’667.15 18’934.05

15’249.00 18’969.00 34’412.27 27’235.86 30’224.50 8’674.90 17’293.85 8’352.65

--- 31’887.00 36’732.00 44’297.38 49’836.46 66’276.72 120’473.17 107’900.15

1’500.00 1‘410.00 6’416.00 29’411.21 7’402.56 2’500.00 580.00 0.00

2’287.00 8’905.00 18’219.13 10’648.75 7’617.72 4’167.50 7’400.45 5’760.25

4’361.00 3’095.00 7’426.10 3’245.74 10’597.25 --- 7’508.90 12’321.15

10’000.00 0.00 26’905.00 11’700.00 --- 3’711.80 19’145.02 9’176.65

--- --- --- --- --- --- 8’120.00 11’448.75

6’220.00 33’054.00 57’166.25 21’807.06 62’495.12 90’280.71 94’609.22 147’736.18

71’000.00 97’000.00 90’000.00 81’000.00 70’000.00 79’000.00 71’000.00 72’000.00

--- --- 40’000.00 50’000.00 40’000.00 50’000.00 25’000.00 20’000.00

125’969.00 211’790.00 377’820.92 332’645.73 337’855.00 332’309.45 399’797.76 413’629.83** * **

160’000

150’000

140’000

130’000

120’000

110’000

100’000

90’000

80’000

70’000

60’000

50’000

40’000

30’000

20’000

10’000

0CDI-WS

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

*

125’969.00

2000

211’790.00

2001

377’820.92*

2002

332’654.73*

2003

337’885.00*

2004

332’309.45*

2005

399’797.76*

2006

413’629.83*

2007

16

14

12

10

8

6

4

2

0

FEI COURSES FOR COACHES (Source of Financing)

2004 2005

Number of Courses

Olympic Solidarity

FEI

PASO / ODEPA

2006

450

400

350

300

250

200

150

100

50

0

Children PSG Advanced Novice

FEI WORLD DRESSAGE CHALLENGE - Participation by level 2000 - 2007

600

500

400

300

200

100

0

FEI WORLD JUMPING CHALLENGE Participation Cat A. and B 2001-2007

COUNTRIES CAT. A COUNTRIES CAT. B RIDERS CAT. A RIDERS CAT. B

80’000

70’000

60’000

50’000

40’000

30’000

20’000

10’000

0

FEI DEVELOPMENT FUND Expenditure by Group in 2007

GROUP I GROUP II GROUP III GROUP IV GROUP V GROUP VI GROUP VII GROUP VIII GROUP IX MISC CSI-Ws* CDI-Ws**

42’832.90

10’694.35

21’735.90

10’219.90

31’407.55

49’944.87

6’594.30

12’039.20

79’045.89

57’114.97

72’000.00

20’000.00

*Central European + Central Asian League

**Central European League

438

241

28

523

274

47

31

528

363

45

38

47

38

489

321

390

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

40

435

287

446

44

40

35

35

391

2007

397

40

42

2007

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

237

155

131

79

288

182

125

131

366 366392

399

184

164

172 201

133 125152 118

176

187212 235

2006

417

175

227

128

416

183200

121

2007


COURSE

2007 FEI SEMINARS AND COURSES

VENUE DATE DIRECTOR PARTICIPANTS NFS REPRESENTED

DRESSAGE

FEI Course for National and Candidate International Judges

FEI recognised Course for National, Candidate International and International Judges



FEI recognised Course for National and Candidate International Judges

FEI Course for Candidate International and International Judges

JUMPING

FEI Course for National Course Designers

FEI Course for International Candidate Course Designers(status maintenance)

FEI Course for National Judges

FEI Course for International Candidate Judges

FEI Refresher Seminar International Candidate and International Judges


FEI Refresher Seminar for Candidate and International Judges


FEI Refresher Seminar for International Judges Group VII + IRI





FEI Course for International Candidate Course Designers

FEI Advanced Seminar for International Judges



FEI Advanced Seminar for International Judges


Bangkok (THA)

Sao Paulo (BRA)

Melbourne (AUS)

Turin (ITA)

Devon, PA (USA)

Stuttgart (GER)

Johannesburg (RSA)

Johannesburg (RSA)

Johannesburg (RSA)

Johannesburg (RSA)

Johannesburg (RSA)

Praha (CZE)

Praha (CZE)

Praha (CZE)

Doha (QAT)

Wellington (USA)

Wellington (USA)

Wellington (USA)

Rome (ITA)

Rome (ITA)

Rome (ITA)

Aachen (GER)

Aachen (GER)

Kuala Lumpur (MAS)

Kuala Lumpur (MAS)

1-3 February

10-11 March

29 March-1 April

17-20 May

28-30 Sept

15-16 November

12-14 January

12-14 January

12-14 January

12-14 January

12-14 January

26-28 January

1-2 February

2 – 4 February

30 March

19-20 March

19-20 March

19-20 March

24-25

26-27

28 May

15-22 November

15-22 November

21 November

26-27 November

Mariette Withages (BEL)

Uwe Mechlem (GER)

Stephen Clarke (GBR)Mary Seefried (AUS)

Mariette Withages (BEL)Dieter Schüle (GER)

Linda Zang (USA)

Stephen Clarke (GBR)

Frank Rothenberger (GER)

Frank Rothenberger (GER)

Sven Holmberg (SWE)

Sven Holmberg (SWE)

Sven Holmberg (SWE)

Peter Herchel (SVK)

Peter Herchel (SVK)

Peter Herchel (SVK)

Sven Holmberg (SWE)

François Ferland (CAN)David Distler (USA)



Paul Weier (SUI)

Paul Weier (SUI)

Sven Holmberg (SWE)

Arno Gego (GER)Olaf Petersen (GER)

Arno Gego (GER)Olaf Petersen (GER)

Sven Holmberg (SWE)

Hanno Dohn (GER)

37

25

40

54

12

28

5

4

9

7

5

10

9

3

7

8

7

1

8

11

33

5

1

10

11

HKG, IND, INA, JPN, MAL, SIN, THA, TPE

ARG, BOL, BRA, CHI, USA, URU

AUS, GER, HKG, JPN, NZL, RSA

ALG, AUS, AUT, BEL, BUL, CRO, CRC, DEN, FIN, FRA, GBR, HUN, JPN, KOR, IND, IRL, ITA, LUX, NED, NZL, NOR, POR, RUS, RSA, SWE, SUI, UKR

CAN, IND, PER, USA

ARG, AUT, CHI, DEN, FIN, GER, GBR, GRE, ITA, NED, NOR, POL, SLO, SWE, SUI

KEN, RSA, SWA, ZIM

KEN, RSA, SWA, ZIM

RSA

KEN, RSA, ZAM

RSA

AUT, CZE, EST, HUN, LTU, SWE

BEL, CZE, POL

CZE, POL

ALG, EGY, IRI, LIB, SYR, UAE

CAN, GUA, MEX, USA

BRA, CAN, GUA, HKG, USA

USA

CYP, ESP, IRL, ITA, SWE

FRA, ITA, ROM

BEL, CRO, CZE, DEN, ESP, EST, FIN, FRA, GBR, GER. GRE, HUN, IRL, ITA, JOR, NED, NOR, POL, POR, ROM, SUI, SWE

DEN, GER, HUN, LAT, LTU

IND

HKG, IND, JPN, KOR, MAS, SIN, THA

INA, MAS, SIN, THA


EVENTING

Level 2 course for Judges, Technical Delegates & Course Designers




Level 2 course for Judges, Technical Delegates & Course Designers (Promotion)

Level 2 course for Judges, Technical Delegates & Course Designers (Refresher)

Levels 1 & 2 course for Judges, Technical Delegates & Course Designers (Refresher)


DRIVING

FEI course for Candidate and International Judges

FEI course for Candidate and International Judges, and Course Designers

FEI course for Judges, Course Designers and Technical Delegates

ENDURANCE

FEI course for Candidate Judges

FEI course for Veterinarians



FEI course for Candidate and International Judges, Stewardsand Veterinarians

Springs (RSA)

Puhinui (NZL)

Luhmuehlen (GER)

Strzegom (POL)

Pratoni del Vivaro (ITA)

Pratoni del Vivaro (ITA)

Flores (URU)

Pau (FRA)

Topolcianky (SVK)

Ocala (USA)

Bromont (CAN)

Avenches (SUI)

Paris (FRA)

Morriston (USA)

Tunis (TUN)

Babolna (HUN)

1-4 March

9-11 March

15-17 June

29 June-1 July

13-16 September

14-15 September

29-31 August

26-28 October

16-18 February

23-26 March

27-29 May

21 January

26 January

8-11 March

22-25 March

23-24 March

Overall Director:Andrew Griffi ths (GBR)Course Designer:Giuseppe della Chiesa (ITA)Dressage:Cees Vellenga (NED)

Overall Director: Michael Tucker (GBR):Dressage: Mary Seefried (AUS)

Overall Director:Anthony McPherson (BEL) Assistant:Martin Plewa (GER) Course Designer:Capt. Mark Phillips (GBR)Dressage:Peter Holler (GER)

Overall Director:Michael Etherington-Smith (GBR)Dressage:Cees Vellenga (NED)

Overall Director:Andrew Griffi ths (GBR)Dressage:Christian Landolt (SUI)Course Designer:Tom Ryckewaert (BEL)

Overall Director:Hugh Thomas (GBR)Dressage:Cees Vellenga (NED)Course Designer:Michael Etherington-Smith (GBR)

Overall Director:José Ortelli (ARG)Dressage:Janine Rohr-Cicurel (ARG)

Overall Director:Anthony McPherson (BEL)Dressage:Bernard Maurel (FRA)Course Designer:Pierre Michelet (FRA)

Franz Vetter (GER)

Richard Nicoll (USA)

Diana Brownlie (GBR)Simon Rosenman (CAN) Gunnar Larsson (SWE)

Ian Williams (GBR);Hallvard Sommerseth (NOR)

Antoine Séguin (FRA)

Michael Tomlinson (USA)Marcella Kenneth (USA)

Gérard Nicolas (FRA)

Ian Williams (GBR);Juliette Mallison (GER)

20

27

30

22

27

26

11

31

8

4

25

6

34

12

13

25

KEN, RSA, SWZ

AUS, JPN, NZL, THA

AUT, BEL, GBR, GER, NED, NZL, SUI, SWE, USA

BLR, CZE, DEN, HUN, IRL, NOR, POL, RUS, SWE

AUS, AUT, FRA, GBR, IRL, ITA, NED, NZL, POR, RUS, SWE

CAN, GBR, GER, IRL, ITA, POR, SUI, SWE, USA

ARG, PAR

BEL, ESP, FIN, FRA, GER, IRL, ITA, POL, SUI

BEL, AUT, HUN, SVK, NOR

USA, NED

CAN

SUI, GER, FRA, JPN, LUX

FRA, BEL, QAT

USA, URU

TUN, ITA, FRA, MAR

SVK, HUN, CZE, AUT, ROU


COURSE VENUE DATE DIRECTOR PARTICIPANTS NFS REPRESENTED


FEI course for Candidate and International Judges, Stewards, Veterinarians

FEI course for Candidate and International Judges, Technical Delegates, Veterinarians

FEI course for Stewards, International Stewards, Stewards General, Candidate and International Judges, Veterinarians

FEI course for Judges and Veterinarians

FEI course for Candidate and International Judges, Technical Delegates


FEI course for Candidate and International Judges, Veterinarians

FEI course for Candidate Judges and Veterinarians

FEI course for International Judges

FEI course for Candidate Judges and Veterinarians


FEI course for Candidate Judges, Chief Stewards, Stewards General

VAULTING

FEI Course for National Trainers, Offi cial, International and Candidate Judges

FEI Course for promotion to the status of International Candidate Judge and International Judge in Vaulting and Trainers

FEI Course for promotion to the status of International Candidate Judge and International Judge in Vaulting

REINING

FEI recognized Course for National, Candidate International and International Judges

FEI Course for National, Candidate International and International Judges

FEI Course for National, Candidate International and International Judges


FEI recognized Course for Reining Stewards



Kreuth (GER)

Kuala Lumpur (MAS)

Bogota (COL)

Barka (OMA)

Nanango (AUS)

Paris (FRA)

Krakow (POL)

Ontario (CAN)

Nottinghamshire (GBR)

Campinas (BRA)

Alger (ALG)

Walvis Bay (NAM)

Bern (SUI)

Saragota (USA)

BRNO (CZE)

Oklahoma (USA)

Oklahoma (USA)

Kreuth (GER)

Wr. Neustadt (AUT)

Schijndel (NED)

Apaseo el Grande Guananjuato (MEX)

Meaford, ON (CAN)

9-12 August

13-15 July

20-21 September

13-15 March

6-7 June

30 March

19-21 October

17 July

24 May

17 July

25-26 October

31 August

23-25 February

27 June-1 July

16-18 November

28 January

29 March

8-9 April

10-12 April

12-13 April

27-29 April

13-15 July

Hallvard Sommerseth (NOR); Juliette Mallison (GER)

Derek Liebenberg (RSA),Hallvard Sommerseth (NOR)

Elisabeth Van Schelle (BRA)

James Bryant (UAE),Carol Bunting (GBR)

Allan Renner (AUS),Ruth Carlson (CAN)

Jean-Louis Leclerc (FRA)

Ian Williams (GBR),Hallvard Sommerseth (NOR)

Ruth Carlson (CAN)

John Robertson (GBR)

Elisabeth Van Schelle (BRA),John Robertson (GBR),Luis Monreal (ESP)

Antoine Séguin (FRA)

Elisabeth Van Schelle (BRA)

Frank Spadinger (AUT)Jochen Schilfarth (GER)

Erich Breiter (AUT)Suzanne Detol (USA)

Frank Spadinger (AUT)Pavla Juhazsova (SVK)

Allen Mitchels (USA)Brian Dygert (USA)

Allen Mitchels (USA)Brian Dygert (USA)

Eugenio Latorre (ITA)

Brian Dygert (USA)

Eric Straus (USA)

Eric Straus (USA)

Eric Straus (USA)

32

67

36

23

10

20

27

11

10

30

8

17

57

5

17

20

5

9

10

6

3

7

GER, AUT, FRA, GBR, LTU, UAE, GUA, IND, IRI, FIN, NED, ITA

IND, THA, MAS, JPN, UAE

COL, VEN

OMA, RSA, FRA

AUS, GBR

FRA, POR, ESP, LUX

POL, KUW, GER, CZE, RUS, SUI, POR

CAN, UAE

GBR, SUI

BRA, ARG, URU

ALG

NAM, RSA, AUS, BOT

AUT, BEL, CZE, DEN, FIN, FRA, GER, HUN, ITA, NED, NOR, POL, USA, RUS, SUI, SWE

AUT, NZL, USA

CZE, GBR, HUN, NED, POL, RUS, SVK

BRA, CAN, USA

USA

ESP, GER, SUI

AUT, FRA, GER, LUX, POL, SUI, USA

NED, SUI

MEX

CAN


Netanya (ISR)

Oklahoma (USA)

Buenos Aires (ARG)

Hartpury (GBR)

Moscow (RUS)

Avenches (SUI)

Lexington (USA)

Huizou (CHN)

Chartwell (RSA)

Geneva (SUI)

Dorthealyst (DEN)

Pebble Beach (USA)

21 October

27-29 November

24-30 Sept

20-23 July

22-25 May

1-3 August

12-14 October

27-28 October

27-28 October

5-7 December

1 May

4-5 July

Allen Mitchels (USA)

Eric Straus (USA)

Jan Meersmans (BEL), Lynn Lawford (GBR),Carlos Lopes (POR),Tony Bott (GBR)

Chris Meaden (GBR),Jonquil Solt (GBR),Jan Meersmans (BEL)

Lynn Lawford (GBR),Jan Meersman (BEL)

Dr Frits Sluyter

Dr Mike Tomlison

Dr Nigel Nichols (AUS)

Dr Frits Sluyter

Dr Frits Sluyter

Jan Devaere (BEL)

Jacques van Daele (BEL)

15

14

25

41

29

37

30

15

20

17

20

13

ISR

CAN, MEX, USA

ARG, URU, MEX, VEN

AUS, BEL, BRA, CAN, CZE, IRL, JPN, NOR, NZL, RSA, USA, GBR, HGK, BUL, GER, ITA, POL, RUS, SWE

LAT, RUS

AUT, BEL, CAN, ESP, FIN, GBR, GER, IND, ITA, KOR, NED, NOR, POR, SLO, SUI, THA, UAE

Not available

CHN

RSA, ZAM

GER, BUL, CAN, CRO, ESP, GBR, GER, POL, USA

AUT, BEL, CAN, DEN, ESP, FIN, GER, IRL, NOR, POL, SWE, USA

CAN, MEX, USA, VEN



PARA-EQUESTRIAN

FEI course for Judges, Trainers, Classifi ers and Stewards

FEI course for Judges and Classifi ers

FEI course for Judges and Classifi ers

VETERINARY

Event Veterinarians

Event Veterinarians

Event Vet Course

Event Veterinarians

Event Veterinarians

GENERAL STEWARDING

FEI Seminar for FEI Stewards General DRIVING

FEI Seminar for FEI Stewards General DRESSAGE

TOTAL 75 Courses 1385 Participants 77 NFs



COACHES

FEI Course for Coaches Level 1





















Budaiya (BRN)

Tallinn (EST)

Minsk (BLR)

Buenos Aires (ARG)

Manzini (SWZ)

Chinese Taipei (TPE)

Singapore (SIN)

Istanbul (TUR)

Moscow (RUS)

Gorno-Altaisk (RUS)

Bogota (COL)

Kurganinsk (RUS)

La Aurora (GUA)

Montevideo (URU)

Gauteng (RSA)

Quillota (CHI)

Lima (PER)

Kyalami (RSA)

Kyalami (RSA)

Muscat (OMA)

Istanbul (TUR)

24-27 February

27-30 April

3-6 May

21-24 June

25-28 June

3-6 July

9-12 July

14-17 August

15-18 August

21-24 August

29 August-1 Sept

3-6 September

3-6 September

4-10 September

19-22 September

29 Sept-4 Oct

15-20 October

29 Oct-1 Nov

5-11 November

10-13 December

12-15 December

Peter Strijbosch (NED)

Jean-Philippe Camboulves (FRA)

Jean-Philippe camboulives (FRA)

Jean-Philippe camboulives (FRA)

Kathy Amos Jacob (FRA)

Susanne Macken (IRL)


Kathy Amos Jacob (FRA)



Lars Meyer Zu Betxen (GER)


Lars Meyer Zu Betxen (GER)

Jean-Philippe Camboulives (FRA)

Gerry Mullins (IRL)

Peter Stribosch (NED)

Gerry Mullins (IRL)





12

14

14

14

11

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

9

12

11

12

14

12

9

14

OMA, PLE, LIB, JOR, BRN

LAT. LTU, EST, RUS

BLR, RUS

ARG, PAR, URU, PER, BOL

MAW, RSA, SWZ, ZAM

TPE, CAM

SIN, INA, THA, SRI

TUR, MLT, BUL, GRE, CRO

RUS, LAT

RUS

CRC, VEN, PER, COL

RUS, AZE

CRC, HON, ESA, GUA

ARG, BOL, BRA, URU, COL

RSA, NAM, ZIM

ARG, CHI, COL, CRC, BOL, VEN

COL, GUA, HON, PER, PUR, DOM

SWZ, MAW, ZIM, NAM, RSA

BOT, KEN, NAM, SWZ, ZAM, ZIM, RSA

OMA, PLE, QAT, SYR, LIB, EGY, KUW

TUR


TOTAL 21 Courses 260 Participants 46 NFs

ROLEX AND HORSESPORT

The Rolex partnership with FEI entered its fourth phase at the

end of 2007, when Rolex became a category sponsor to the

Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games 2010.

Indeed the collaboration with the Swiss watchmaker Rolex, now

an integral part of the FEI’s commercial landscape, began with

the launch of the Television Magazine “FEI Equestrian World” in

2006 and has considerably progressed over the course of 2007.

Some of the latest developments include a new dawn in the

history of the FEI World Cup™ Jumping Series which saw Rolex

not only renew their title sponsorship for the Final but also

extend their partnership with the FEI to include the Western

European League.

Their commitment to the sport and its protagonists was further

strengthened when Rolex became the title sponsor of the FEI

World Jumping Riders’ Rankings in July now known as the

“Rolex Rankings”.

This structured and comprehensive approach has proved

to be extremely fruitful; namely the highly successful FEI

Television Magazine, which now is in its third year and has

clearly confi rmed its popularity and ability to promote the

many facets of the sport, as well as featuring all eight FEI

disciplines in the programming.

It is undeniable that the FEI’s relationship with Rolex is a valuable

and valued force which will continue to raise the profi le of

equestrian sport, as well as attract other strong brands to the table.

SAMSUNG SUPER LEAGUE WITH FEI

At the end of 2007, Samsung informed the FEI that they would

not renew their sponsorship for another term.

Samsung has been involved with equestrian sport – fi rst with

the international development competition, which has now

evolved into the FEI Jumping and Dressage Challenge, then

the FEI Nations Cup, and fi nally the Samsung Super League

with FEI – for over 20 years.

In today’s challenging commercial environment, cooperation

of this length and quality is exceptional and bears witness

to the interest and commercial potential of horsesport. You

could say they began at the grass roots level and ended with

the most prestigious team competition: the Samsung Super

League with FEI !!

This long-term partnership proved that the FEI and its sponsors

could work hand-in-hand, providing tailor made solutions to

their respective needs and thus confi rms and refl ects one of

the key pillars of the FEI President’s Manifesto, to strengthen

Horse Sport on a global basis and to foster growth for the FEI

commercially as well.

Time has clearly demonstrated, whether it be the substantial

media coverage generated in the written press, on television or

over the internet that the FEI Super League is a viable commercial

product which yields excellent returns upon investment. This

year alone, the total broadcasting time increased by nearly

30% compared to 2006 with 217 hours in total; the cumulated

audience was about 30M, as for the sponsoring value, over the

past three years it has increased by 100%.

OTHER

ACTIVITIES

2007 WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN ALIGNING THE MANY

OBJECTIVES OF THE FEI COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT,

ENSURING THAT EFFORTS AND DIRECTION ARE

CONCENTRATED IN KEY AREAS.


The future is, without a doubt, a bright and innovating one –

with new opportunities to be grasped and thresholds to be

met. The FEI is confi dent that the FEI Super League is in good

hands with dedicated and professional organisers and a wide

fan base.

ALLTECH AND THE FEI WORLDEQUESTRIAN GAMES 2010

Since Alltech was signed in June 2006, preparations for

the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games to be held at

the Kentucky Horse Park (USA) from 25 September to 10

October 2010 have been full steam ahead.

Alltech has been extremely active in their outlook and

presence while the response in Kentucky and the USA, in

terms of volunteers and interest has been overwhelming.

With over 35 % of trade show booths already booked; ¾ of

the volunteers signed up; the unveiling of two huge clocks

in downtown Lexington serving as an offi cial count down to

the games, or even the fact that the merchandising program

has already exceeded total sales in comparison to the 2006

– previsions are defi nitely pointing towards unprecedented

Games.

Indeed, the 2010 Games are expected to have a statewide

economic impact of USD 150 million and it is expected

that more than 600’000 spectators will attend the 16-day

competition. This is not entirely surprising as 2010 will the

fi rst edition of the FEI World Equestrian Games to be held

outside of Europe, as well as the fi rst time all eight disciplines

of the FEI are held concurrently at a single site!

HSBC

Following negotiations throughout the course of 2007, in

January 2008 the FEI teamed up with new partner HSBC,

the world’s local bank. As the world’s governing body for

horsesport, the FEI can now count on HSBC as the fi nancial

services partner of the FEI.

Headquartered in London, the HSBC Group is one of the

largest banking and financial services in the world. The

Group has over 125 million customers, and around 10’000

offices in 83 countries and territories in Europe, the Asia-

Pacific region, the Americas, the Middle east and Africa.

The FEI looks forward to an innovating and evolving

relationship with new partner HSBC within the fascinating

realm of horsesport and all it has to offer.


FEI LICENSING

The FEI Licensing activities are progressing at good pace. The

videogame My Horse & Me, launched in late November 2007

(Europe) and February 2008 (USA & Australia), has been well

received by consumers. The sales fi gures are very positive and

in line with the set objectives.

The FEI is particularly satisfi ed with the fact that 21 National

Federations are involved in the project and contribute much

of this success to the level of cooperation reached.

The game features the most accurate horse models and

animations ever in a video game, alongside deeply rewarding

gameplay set in a variety of enchanting environments. In

addition, My Horse & Me for PC, Nintendo DS and Wii, is

the fi rst game of its kind to offer players a choice of fi rst-

person as well as third person views while riding, putting

players right in the saddle for an unbeatably authentic riding

simulation.

A second edition of the game is planned to be released in

October 2008. The new version of the game will have an

exciting story line, feature more sections such as veterinarian

and include additional equestrian disciplines to increase

the attractivity of the game. In line with the fi rst game, the

FEI will continue to involve the National Federations in the

commercialisation process of My Horse & Me 2.

Other exciting licensing activities with new partners are

currently under discussions.

BRANDING

FEI’s branding activities progressed in 2007 and helped to

signifi cantly increase the value of the FEI corporate and

related competition brands.

A new pictogram for Para-Equestrian Dressage was created in

view of the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games where Para-

Equestrian Dressage will be fully taking part in the games.

The selected design conveys the view of the FEI’s desire for

integration, it defi nes the difference between Dressage and

Para-Equestrian Dressage and does not draw attention to a

specifi c disability.

PUBLIC RELATIONS2007 presented many interesting challenges to the FEI

Communications Department namely with the media

accreditation for the 2008 Olympic Games and the promotion

and media operations at FEI Championships. Furthermore,

in terms of press coverage, the number and variety of FEI

newsletters increased as did the journalistic support to the

Samsung Super League with FEI.

Media accreditation for the 2008 Olympic Games

Given the exceptional situation of horsesport at the 2008

Olympic Games, it was decided that accreditation for the

specialised equestrian press (written press only) would be

handled though the FEI and not the NOCs as is usually the case.

The usual quota was increased to ensure the sport received

the best and most comprehensive possible coverage.

The application process opened on 14 May and closed on

8 July. Some 170 applications were received and were all

carefully checked and subsequently presented to the IOC,

resulting with one hundred and ten accreditations being

granted according to objective criteria.

FEI Championships

Some 20 FEI Championships took place in the period from

March to mid-September 2007. The FEI Communications staff

granted active support providing the events’ press offi cers

with guidelines for the set up of media facilities, publishing

and communicating their accreditation forms as well as

material for their press kits. A more in-depth service (reference

background information, FEI press kits, logistical support)

was set up around the FEI European Jumping, Dressage and

Eventing championships. Eight of the 20 championships

were attended by FEI Communications Staff and integrally

reported on. Support was also organised for the remaining

championships with the help of journalists specialising in the

relevant discipline.

An online photo catalogue where pictures in high and

low resolution could be downloaded was launched for

the professional media in order to encourage the use of

photographs in the written press. To this effect, photographs

from all the championships were posted during and

immediately following competition. This new service provided

by the FEI was met with immediate success – with several

thousand requests being made with 500 being granted access

to legitimate media and editorial purposes.

FEI Newsletters

The volume of news released since January 2007 tripled as

compared to previous years – 90 Press News, 65 issues of

In the Spotlight newsletter, 15 Alltech FEI World Equestrian

Games news and 15 Olympic news.


As a result, the number of unique visitors to www.horsesport.

org increased from an average of 55’794 per month in 2006

to 71’376 in 2007.

Journalistic Support to FEI Series

The reports released immediately following each of the

qualifi ers from the various FEI series has proved to be

tremendously successful with the number of subscribers

increasing from year to year. The service has been expanded

compared to previous years to include In the Spotlight

features and pictures for download from the FEI online

photo catalogue.

Media relations

The level of interest media have shown in various topics and

especially those related to doping and positive medication

cases has been high. In order to demystify and clarify all the

processes involved, a proactive approach, especially in high

profi le doping case, is gradually being put in place. As a result,

good relations have been developed with many members

of the press and the relevant journalists are informed in a

proactive way about the cases that are of particular interest

to them.

Enquiries from Media/Public

Enquiries from the media and general public have increased

signifi cantly, with an average of 50 per month.

http://www.horsesport

BALANCE SHEET

at 31 December

(all amounts in Swiss Francs)

ASSETS 2007 2006

Current Assets

Cash and cash equivalents 4 426 001 1 637 073

Term deposits with banks 17 914 450 4 020 000

Marketable securities (market value CHF 5 812 541, 2006: CHF 10 669 585) 5 812 541 10 204 474

Accounts receivable (net of provision of CHF 464 597, 2006: CHF 365 797) 3 978 945 3 306 984

Receivable from sponsors 0 0

Prepaid expenses and other receivables 2 145 819 823 643

34 277 756 19 992 174

Fixed Assets (net)

Furniture and equipment 101 795 71 536

Fixtures and fi ttings 148 534 157 715

Motor vehicles 0 0

Computer hardware 109 266 161 492

Computer software 18 958 526 132

378 553 916 875

TOTAL ASSETS 34 656 309 20 909 049

LIABILITIES AND FUNDS

Current Liabilities

Accounts payable 1 070 863 567 741

Accrued expenses 782 314 722 668

Provisions and other 992 059 1 015 175

Advances on purchase of Fixed Asset 9 635 000 0

12 480 236 2 305 584

Other Liabilities

Sponsorship funds received in advance 1 040 706 6 696

Olympic Solidarity contribution 48 505 51 558

1 089 211 58 254

Funds

Designated - IOC Contribution Fund 0 2 504 142

Designated - Development Fund 633 649 648 642

Designated - Veterinary Research Fund 218 492 26 485

Designated - Friends of FEI fund 10 260 436 0

Designated - Other funds 103 573 0

Operating Fund, as per statement of changes in Operating Fund balances 9 870 712 15 365 942

21 086 862 18 545 211

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUNDS 34 656 309 20 909 049

FINANCIAL REPORT


SOURCES OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES

for the Year ended 31 December


2007 2006Revenues

Commercial / Marketing revenues 7 382 999 6 403 837

Event revenues 4 738 666 3 887 024

Revenues from NFs 4 123 682 3 188 395

Olympic revenues and other funds received 2 707 310 2 567 581

Veterinary Revenues (testing) 1 684 285 1 483 804

Other revenues 1 064 763 494 527

Revenues from Communications 101 558 115 177

TOTAL REVENUES 21 803 263 18 140 346

Expenses

General Administrative expenses 11 507 404 10 104 715

Commercial / Marketing expenses 4 905 142 3 903 163

Veterinary related expenses 1 529 196 1 192 272

Communications expenses 751 200 872 138

Event costs 487 413 809 306

Development Fund and Challenge 453 801 476 335

Other funds 114 337 0

TOTAL EXPENDITURES 19 748 493 17 357 929

Result before extraordinary expenses 2 054 770 782 417

Total extraordinary expenses 1 400 000 305 297

Result after extraordinary expenses 654 770 477 120

Extraordinary revenues 6 100 000 6 150 000

PROFIT (LOSS) 6 754 770 6 627 120


STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN OPERATING FUND BALANCES

for the Year ended 31 December


2007 2006

Operating Fund Balance - At beginning of Year 15 365 942 8 738 822

Attribution to the Friends of the FEI Fund (6 150 000) 0

Excess of income (expenditure) for the year from activities 654 770 477 120

Fundraising - Friends of the FEI Fund 6 100 000 6 150 000

Excess of income (expenditure) for the year 6 754 770 6 627 120

Attribution to the Friends of the FEI Fund (6 100 000) 0

Operating Fund Balance - At end of Year 9 870 712 15 365 942

Note: For comparison purposes only, the Operating Fund balance without the fundraising at year end was as follows: 9 870 712 9 215 942

Notes to the fi nancial statements

1. These fi nancial statements are subject to approval by the FEI General Assembly.

2. FEI receives in the year of the Olympic Summer Games a Contribution from the International Olympic Committee (IOC). It

is considered that these proceeds, which are only received once every four years, represent a core fi nancing of FEI both for

the year of the Games and the succeeding three years.

The contribution is allocated initially to the IOC Contribution Fund. In the year of the Games, a unique amount is fi rst

credited to revenues from the Fund equal to the net costs incurred by FEI for its participation at the Games. The balance is

credited to revenues in four equal annual amounts commencing in the year of the Games.

Any contributions received after the initial contribution are added to the balance of the Fund and also credited to revenue

over the remaining years of the quadrenium.

3. Designated funds represent funds which require internal approval for their use.

4. Operating funds are those funds of the FEI that have not been designated for any particular purpose

and that are freely available for the use of FEI.

5. FEI fi nancial statements are audited by PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Lausanne, Switzerland.

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15

14

13

12

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

FEI FUND BALANCES in millions of Swiss Francs

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

7.88.3

9.610.1

8.7

2006

6.15

2007

6.1

9.39.9


Operating Funds

Friends of the FEI Funds

2006 REVISED RESULTS

World Equestrian Games / Aachen (GER) 20 August-3 September

Total NFs: 23 NFs with teams: 15 NFs with Individuals only: 8 Finished the comp teams: 12Total competitors: 80 Number of individual competitors: 80 Finished the competition individuals: 29

VAULTING Seniors

FEMALEINDIVIDUAL RESULTS RIDER / HORSE

1st USA Megan Benjamin / Leonardo

2nd AUT Katharina Faltin / Pitucelli

3rd GER Nicola Stroeh / Lanson 16

TEAMTEAM RESULTS LONGUEUR / HORSE

1st GER Team Germany, Jessica Schmitz / Cepin

2nd USA Team United States Of America, Silke Bartel / Grand Gaudino

3rd AUT Team Austria, Maria Lehrmann / Libretto

MALEINDIVIDUAL RESULTS RIDER / HORSE

1st GER Kai Vorberg / Picasso 202

2nd NED Gero Meyer / Arador 2

3rd SVK Ladislav Majdlen / Catalin III-73

RESULTS

AND

STATISTICS


2007 FEI WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

World Driving Pairs Championship / Warka, Warsaw (POL) 30 August-2 September

Total NFs: 21 NFs with teams: 17 NFs with Individuals only: 4 Finished the comp teams: 48

Total competitors: 58 Number of individual competitors: 10 Finished the competition individuals: 53

TEAM RESULTS DRIVER

1st GER Sebastien Warneck, Klaus Tebbe, Rudolf Huber

2nd HUN Vilmos Lazar, Karoly Hodi, Zoltan Nyul

3rd NED Benny Gosschalk, Harrie Verstappen, Mieke Van Tergouw

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS DRIVER

1st HUN Vilmos Lazar

2nd GER Sebastien Warneck

3rd HUN Karoly Hodi

DRIVING Seniors - Pairs

World Driving Combined Pony Championship / Dorthealyst (DEN) 18-22 July




1st NED Jan De Boer

2nd NED Aart Van De Kamp Jr

3rd GER Thomas Köppen

DRIVING Ponies - Four-in-hand




1st USA Miranda Cadwell

2nd GER Steffen Abicht

3rd DEN Lars Dau

DRIVING Ponies - Pairs




TEAM RESULTS RIDER / HORSE

1st URU Ignacio Ospitaleche / Eo Debut, Alexander Silva / Pretty Horse Jt

Vanessa Von Zakrezewsky / Indio Pampa, Manuel Perez / Ed Virka

2nd UAE Sheikh Ahmed Bin Mohd Al Maktoum / Sadam, Sheikh Majid Bin Mohd Al Maktoum /

Cyr Azzaro, Mansour Al Sabousi / Cal Folklore, Mohammed Al Sabousi / Lester

3rd BRA Ana Carla Maciel / GR Pimentinha, Karina Camargo Arroyo Dos Santo / Moubarak Tawfi k

Maxica Silva De Salles Pacheco / Irish BMW, Patricia Batah Taliberti / Jam Bob Fire

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS RIDER / HORSE

1st URU Manuela Antonaccio / Metiche

2nd URU Ignacio Ospitaleche / Eo Debut

3rd UAE Abdullah Bin Faisal Al Qasimi /

Kalkadoon Kampala




1st DEN Peter Koux

2nd SWE Anne-Christine Arvidsson

3rd GBR Sara Howe

DRIVING Ponies - Single

TEAM RESULTS DRIVER

1st GER Sandra Broichaus, Elke Hillbrandt, Steffen Abicht, Steffen Brauchle, Tobias Bücker, Thomas Köppen

2nd NED Arjo J. Van Kekem, Ewoud Boom, Karel Van Kekem, Jan De Boer, Aart Van De Kamp Jr

3rd USA Suzy Stafford, Rochelle Temple, Miranda Cadwell, Tracey Morgan, Laurie Astegiano, Alison Stroud

DRIVING Combined Teams

World Endurance Young Riders & Juniors Championship / Campo de Mayo (Buenos Aires) (ARG) 16 March

ENDURANCE Young Riders & Juniors

World Para-Equestrian Dressage Championship / Hartpury (GBR) 16-22 July

PARA-EQUESTRIAN DRESSAGE Combined Teams


TEAM RESULTS RIDER / HORSE (GRADE)

1st GBR Anne Dunham / BB Call Me Caine (Grade Ia), Lee Pearson / Altino (Grade Ib)

Simon Laurens / Ocean Diamond (Grade III), Michelle Crunkhorn / No Limite 5 (Grade IV)

2nd GER Britta Napel / Durbridge 28 (Grade II), Angelika Trabert / Walmorel (Grade II)

Hannelore Brenner / Women Of The World (Grade III), Bettina Eistel / Fabuleux 5 (Grade III)

3rd NOR Jens Lasse Dokkan / Lacour (Grade Ib), Silje Guillund / Dundee Klint (Grade III)

Ann Cathrin Lubbe / Zanko (Grade IV), Sigrid Rui / Nanof (Grade IV)

PARA-EQUESTRIAN DRESSAGE Grade Ia


1st BRA Sergio Froes Ribero De Olivia / El Grand Champ

2nd CRO Slaven Hudina / Tulasi

3rd GBR Sophie Christiansen / Gazel

FREESTYLE RESULTS RIDER / HORSE

1st GBR Sophie Christiansen / Gazel

2nd GBR Anne Patricia Dunham / BB Call Me Caine

3rd BRA Sergio Froes Ribero de Olivia / El Grand Champ


Total NFs: 15 NFs with teams: - NFs with Individuals only: - Finished the comp teams: -Total competitors: 17 Number of individual competitors: 17 Finished the competition individuals: 17


1st AUT Rudi Kronsteiner / Smart Spook

2nd USA Casey Hinton / Mr Boomerjac

3rd USA Gabe Hutchins / Juiced Up Doc

REINING Seniors - Open Division

World Reining Masters Final / Oklahoma, OK (USA) 28-29 November


1st AUT Rudi Kronsteiner / Smart Spook

2nd BRA Gilson Vendrame / Ima Little Tangy

3rd BEL Bernard Fonck / Don Quixote Escapes

REINING Seniors - Restricted Division

PARA-EQUESTRIAN DRESSAGE Grade Ib


1st GBR Lee Pearson / Altino

2nd AUS Nicole Kullen / Worleston Billy

3rd GBR Ricky Balshaw / Deacons Giorgi


1st GBR Lee Pearson / Altino

2nd NOR Jens Lasse Dokkan / Lacour

3rd AUS Nicole Kullen / Worleston Billy

PARA-EQUESTRIAN DRESSAGE Grade II


1st GBR Nicola Jayne Tustain / Hotstuff

2nd GER Britta Napel / Durbridge 28

3rd GER Steffen Zeibig / Waldemar


1st GER Britta Napel / Durbridge 28

2nd GBR Nicola Jayne Tustain / Hotstuff

3rd GBR Felicity Coulthard / Roffelaar

PARA-EQUESTRIAN DRESSAGE Grade III


1st DEN Annika Lykke Dalskov / Alfarvad April Z

2nd GER Hannelore Brenner / Women Of The World

3rd GBR Deborah Criddle / Figaro IX


1st GBR Simon Francis Laurens / Ocean Diamond

2nd GBR Deborah Criddle / Figaro IX

3rd GER Hannelore Brenner / Women Of The World

PARA-EQUESTRIAN DRESSAGE Grade IV


1st NOR Ann Cathrin Lubbe / Zanko

2nd RSA Philippa Mary Johnson / Benedict

3rd NED Sabine Peters / Papillon


1st NOR Ann Cathrin Lubbe / Zanko

2nd NED Sabine Peters / Papillon

3rd RSA Philippa Mary Johnson / Benedict


2007 FEI CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS


1st NED Anky Van Grunsven / Keltec Salinero, Imke Schellekens / Hunter Douglas Sunrise

Hans Peter Minderhoud / Exquis Nadine, Laurens Van Lieren / Hexagon‘s Ollright

2nd GER Isabell Werth / Satchmo 78, Nadine Capellmann / Elvis VA

Ellen Schulten-Baumer / Donatha S, Monica Theodorescu / Whisper 128

3rd SWE Tinne Wilhelmsson Silfven / Solos Carex, Jan Brink / Bjorsells Briar 899

Louise Nathhorst / Isidor, Per Sandgaard / Orient


Grand Prix Special

1st GER Isabell Werth / Satchmo 78

2nd NED Anky Van Grunsven / Keltec Salinero

3rd NED Imke Schellekens / Hunter Douglas Sunrise

Europe / La Mandria, Torino (ITA) 27 August-2 September

DRESSAGE Seniors



Grand Prix Freestyle

1st NED Anky Van Grunsven / Keltec Salinero

2nd GER Isabell Werth / Satchmo 78

3rd NED Imke Schellekens / Hunter Douglas Sunrise


1st NED Lotje Schoots / Reine B, Marrigje Van Baalen / BMC Inspekteur

Inge Verbeek / Quidor, Diederik Van Silfhout / Ruby 104

2nd GER Verena Van Der Linde / Mitchell, Christin Schutte / Hohenstaufen

Tom Berg / Robin 291, Kristina Sprehe / Royal Flash 85

3rd ITA Valentina Truppa / Chablis 129, Maria Beatrice Zambaiti / Bonnard

Micol Rustignoli / Konkorde, Federica Scolari / Beldonwelt


Prix St-Georges

1st GER Christin Schütte / Hohenstaufen

2nd GER Kristina Sprehe / Royal Flash 85

3rd ITA Valentina Truppa / Chablis 129

Europe / Nussloch (GER) 10-15 July

DRESSAGE Young Riders



Young Rider Freestyle

1st ITA Valentina Truppa / Chablis 129

2nd GER Lotje Schoots / Reine B

3rd GER Christin Schutte / Hohenstaufen

Europe / Mannheim (GER) 14-19 August




1st NED Vincent Voorn / Audi‘s Alpapillon-Armanie, Jeroen Dubbeldam / BMC Up And Down

Gerco Schröder / Eurocommerce Berlin, Albert Zoer / Okidoki

2nd GER Ludger Beerbaum / Goldfever 3, M. Michaels-Beerbaum / Shutterfl y

Christian Ahlmann / Cöster, Marcus Ehning / Noltes Kuechengirl

3rd GBR Michael Whitaker / Suncal Portofi no 63, David McPherson / Pilgrim II

Ellen Whitaker / AK Locarno 62, John Whitaker / Peppermill


1st GER M. Michaels-Beerbaum / Shutterfl y

2nd BEL Jos Lansink / Al Kaheel Cavalor Cumano

3rd GER Ludger Beerbaum / Goldfever 3

JUMPING Seniors


1st GER Jill De Ridder / FBW Disco-Boy, Fabienne Lutkemeier / Bouton 2

Miriam Maurer / Quickfi re, Victoria Michalke / Rubioso N

2nd NED Chantal Van Lanen / Beaujolais, Michelle Van Lanen / Incredible 3

Mara Devries / L‘Espri, Merel Peper / Flayrah

3rd ITA Maria Maddalena Zambaiti / Chesterfi eld, Matilde Villa / Web Tyson

Charlotte Lindsten / Escobar 11, Chiara Biliotti / Dentano


Junior Individual

1st GER Jill de Ridder / FBW Disco-Boy

2nd GER Fabienne Lutkemeier / Bouton 2

3rd NED Chantal Van Lanen / Beaujolais

DRESSAGE Juniors



Junior Freestyle

1st NED Chantal Van Lanen / Beaujolais

2nd GER Fabienne Lutkemeier / Bouton 2

3rd GER Jill De Ridder / FBW Disco-Boy

Europe / Auvers (FRA) 25-29 July



1st GBR William Whitaker / Carnaval Path, Gemma Plumley / Continue B

Georgie Strutton / R. Little Lefanie, Charlotte Platt / Paulien II

2nd GER Christoph Brüse / Audrey D, Felix Hassmann / Horse Gym‘s Carefi na

Denise Sulz / Fambus, Tanja Sprehe / Nugat

3rd NED Maikel Van Der Vleuten / Parmala Douche, Wesley Heydens / Personality

Michel Hendrix / Vivace, Patrick Van Der Schans / Sir Corland


1st NED Wesley Heydens / Personality

2nd ITA Emmanuele Gaudiano / Uppercut DS

3rd GBR Gemma Plumley / Continue B

JUMPING Young Riders




1st SWE Alexander Zetterman / Lotus F, Linn Widmark / Barquard

Eleonor Bellander / Fleur De Lis, Marta Elander Wisten / Briscar

2nd GER Patrick Stuhlmeyer / Feuerfunke, Andre Schröder / Ontario 60

Jan Wernke / Adélaïde 9, Antonia-Selina Brinkop / Konto

3rd FRA Julia Dallamano / Multimed Marokko, Laura Faye / Iana Des Fontaines

Sophia Mariller / Kolea Du Château, Igor Kawiak / ABC Cri Cri


1st GER Andre Schröder / Ontario 60

2nd GBR Daniel Neilson / High Tone Z

3rd SUI Martin Fuchs / Karin II CH

JUMPING Juniors


Europe / Pratoni del Vivaro (ITA) 13-16 September




1st GBR Mary King / Call Again Cavalier, Zara Phillips / Toytown

Daisy Dick / Spring Along, Oliver Townend / Flint Curtis

2nd FRA Nicolas Touzaint / Galan De Sauvagère, Eric Vigeanel / Coronado Prior

Didier Dhennin / Ismène Du Temple, Arnaud Boiteau / Expo Du Moulin

3rd ITA Vittoria Panizzon / Rock Model, Roberto Rotatori / Della Malaspina Irham De Viajes

Fabio Magni / Loro Piana Southern King, Susanna Bordone / Ava


1st FRA Nicolas Touzaint / Galan De Sauvagère

2nd GBR Mary King / Call Again Cavalier

3rd GER Bettina Hoy / Ringwood Cockatoo

EVENTING Seniors

Europe / Blair Castle (GBR) 23-26 August




1st GBR Emily Galbraith / Crown Alliance, Charlotte Agnew / Little Beau

Georgie Spence / Cottage Craft, Virginia Howe / Cavort

2nd SUI Christian Vogg / Showtime 43, Jacopo Buss / Galant De Chevrel

Leslie-Ann Weiss / Carrabawn View, Lauriane Marro / Gamine De Charrieres

3rd GER Stefanie Oechsle / Borsalino 22, Benjamin Winter / Wild Thing Z

Markus Koeppel / Nicas, Sandra Auffarth / Nobel Prince Old


1st GER Sabrina Mertens / Divolo

2nd GBR Nicola Wilson / Oingy Boingy

3rd GBR Emily Galbraith / Crown Alliance

EVENTING Young Riders

Europe / Avenches (SUI) 2-5 August




1st GBR Laura Collett / Rayef, Emily Llewellyn / Pardon Me II

Marina Lawson-Smith / Fancy That II, Harry Dzenis / Spider VI

2nd SWE Hannes Melin / Helia, Christoffer Forsberg / Grafman

Maria Bredberg / Bonito, Ludwig Svennerstal / Thelma

3rd FRA Astier Nicolas / Jhakti Du Janlie, Justine Bastide / Hannibal Benquet

Arthur Bonneau / Ibis De La Crique, Mathilde Grivot / Iver Des Chaines


1st GBR Laura Collett / Rayef

2nd GER Franziska Roth / Dictus J

3rd GBR Emily Llewellyn / Pardon Me II

EVENTING Juniors

Europe / Istanbul (TUR) 11-15 July




1st GBR Megan James / Mandana, Chloe Aston / Leila De Rev

Yasmin Pinchen / Zodiac Z, Graham Gillespie / Ara

2nd IRL Michael Duffy / Dusky Clover, Edward Doyle Jr / Evita

Jack Dodd / Frankton, Jordan Coyle / Cavalier Rock

3rd ITA Francesco Arioldi / Baldo Della Loggia, Francesca Ciriesi / Leonique C

Virginia Caruso / H.B.C Nena, Filippo Codecasa / Giuliette


1st GBR Graham Gillespie / Ara

2nd GBR Yasmin Pinchen / Zodiac Z

3rd CZE Michaela Hzmukova / Graf Conny

JUMPING Children


Europe / Barroca d‘Alva (POR) 8 September




1st FRA Philippe Benoit / Akim Du Boulve, Virginie Atger / Kangoo D‘Aurabelle

Pascale Dietsch / Hifrane Du Barthas, Sophie Arnaud / Electra

2nd ESP Maria Alvarez Ponton / Nobby, Patricia Mariscal Garrido-Falla / Kat-Adal-Kaiser

Ana Maria Yebra / Vanita Bint Vacora, Jordi Arboix Santacreu / Jour D‘Ainoa

3rd SUI Urs Wenger / Zialka, Nora Wagner / Temir

Veronika Munger / Jannick CH, Anna Lena Wagner / Puschkin


1st FRA Jean Philippe Frances / Hanaba Du Bois

2nd ESP Jaume Punti Dachs / Elvis Hab

3rd ESP Maria Alvarez Ponton / Nobby

ENDURANCE Seniors




1st FRA Philippe Benoit / Akim Du Boulve, Virginie Atger / Kangoo D‘Aurabelle

Pascale Dietsch / Hifrane Du Barthas, Sophie Arnaud / Electra

2nd BRN Sh. Nasser Bin Hamad Al Khalifa / Basic Instinct, Ghazi Mohd Al Doseri / Baja De Piboul

Yousif Ali Al Taher / Ganda Koy, Sh. Duaij Bin Salman Al Khalifa / Shar Rushkin

3rd ESP Maria Alvarez Ponton / Nobby, Patricia Mariscal Garrido-Falla / Kat-Adal-Kaiser

Ana Maria Yebra / Vanita Bint Vacora, Jordi Arboix Santacreu / Jour D‘Ainoa


1st FRA Jean Philippe Frances / Hanaba Du Bois

2nd ESP Jaume Punti Dachs / Elvis Hab

3rd ESP Maria Alvarez Ponton / Nobby

ENDURANCE Open Seniors

Europe / Mooslargue* (FRA) 16-19 August



* organised by SUI NF


1st GER Steffen Breug / Mr Rattle N Hum, Emanuel Ernst / Legends Diamond Doc

Nico Hormann / Big Time Rooster, Grischa Ludwig / Olenas Diablo Star

2nd ITA Martin Gamper / RS Great Jac Feona, Gennaro Lendi / Mifi llenium

Davide Brighenti / Ot Taris San Peppy, Adriano Meacci / Docs Tivio Hancock

3rd SUI Daniel Straumann / Gallo Pequeno, Thierry Hebert / Mr Royaly Freckles

Selina Schultheiss / Mr Topsail Bregalena, Alex Kubli / Jokers Freckle King


1st ITA Davide Brighenti / Ot Taris San Peppy

2nd GER Nico Hormann / Big Time Rooster

3rd ITA Gennaro Lendi / Mifi llenium

REINING Seniors

Europe / Freudenberg (GER) 19-22 July



1st GER Carlotta Hassenburger / Dulcia 4, Louisa Luttgen / Dornik B

Sönke Rothenberger / Deinhard B, Sanneke Rothenberger / Konrad 15

2nd NED Angela Krosswijk / Power And Paint, Antionette Te Riele / Danny Boy B

Kimberley De Jongh / Just You‘n Me, Maria Van Den Dungen / Pan Tau B

3rd GBR Emily Harris / Don Joshi, Olivia Kuropatwa / Kastanienhof‘s Vitus

Alexandria Barr / De Vito, Alice Thompson / Donnerblitz


1st GER Louisa Luttgen / Dornik B

2nd GER Carlotta Hassenburger / Dulcia 4

3rd GER Sönke Rothenberger / Deinhard B

DRESSAGE Ponies

Europe / Kaposvar (HUN) 6-12 August


Total competitors: 108 Number of individual competitors: - Finished the competition individuals: -

TEAM RESULTS LONGEUR / HORSE

1st GER Alexander Hartl / Adlon 59

2nd AUT Maria Lehrmann / Libretto

3rd SVK Jana Majdlenova / Vilam

VAULTING Open Seniors - Teams

Total NFs: 17 NFs with teams: - NFs with Individuals: 16 Finished the comp teams: -


INDIVIDUAL RESULTS RIDER / LONGEUR / HORSE

1st AUT Sissi Jarz / Dorianne Picavet / Pitucelli

2nd AUT Katharina Faltin / Elke Schelp-Lensing / Belmondo

3rd GER Nicola Ströh / Jennifer Trampler / Lanson 16

VAULTING Open Seniors - Female

Total NFs: 17 NFs with teams: - NFs with Individuals: 10 Finished the comp teams: -


INDIVIDUAL RESULTS RIDER / LONGEUR / HORSE

1st GER Kai Vorberg / Kirsten Graf / Picasso

2nd FRA Nicolas Andreani / Marina Dupon Joosten / Idefi x De Braize

3rd SUI Patric Looser / Kirsten Graf / Record

VAULTING Open Seniors - Male

Total NFs: 17 NFs with teams: 9 NFs with Individuals: 9 Finished the comp teams: 9

Total competitors: 66 Number of individual competitors: - Finished the competition individuals: -

TEAM RESULTS LONGEUR / HORSE

1st AUT Jacqueline Helm / Viva Alegria

2nd GER Alexander Hartl / Arador 2

3rd SVK Jana Majdlenova / Rony

VAULTING Open Juniors - Teams


Total NFs: 15 NFs with teams: 11 NFs with Individuals only: 4 Finished the comp teams: -



1st GBR James Smith / Mr Nice Guy, Zoe Adams / Vip Txylix

Pippa Allen / Spot The Lady, Jordan Whittaker / Edsilia

2nd NED Frank Schuttert / Golden Eye, Maikel Van Mierlo / Don Juan

Robin Van De Wetering / Magicball, Jody Van Gerwen / Tequila-Sunrise

3rd IRL Jessica Burke / Sillogue Darkie, Richard James Howley / Our Foreman

Emily Turkington / Future Interest, Shane Connell / Murphys Flight


1st GBR James Smith / Mr Nice Guy

2nd GBR Zoe Adams / Vip Txylix

3rd GER Carolin Zell / Wombel 17

JUMPING Ponies




1st GBR Libby Soley / Noble Sprink Bok, Tom Mc Ewen / Dick Taytoe

Gina Ruck / Ice Cool Bailey, Chloe Kirkpatrick / Puzzle IV

2nd GER Valeska Hauptmann / Andy 113, Jenny Tönjes / Aircraft 7

Franca Lüdeke / Hillery 5, Ben Leuwer / Friedrichshof

3rd ITA Pietro Sandei / Aero Flyer, Yasmine Priore / Zebedee

Domiziana Cardinali / Jylland, Costanza Mantici / Tullibards Ocean


1st GBR Libby Soley / Noble Sprink Bok

2nd GER Valeska Hauptmann / Andy 113

3rd GER Nina Stegemann / Mr. Hale Bob

EVENTING Ponies


1st USA Emily Tears / Luciano, Amanda Harlan / Liberte

Crystalyn Hoffman / Diamo 10, Jaclyn Meinen / Rockette Dg

2nd USA Kassandra Barteau / Gabriella, Brittany Mc Carthy / Cinbad

Lauren Walfi sh / Othello, Noel Williams / Woody Allen

3rd USA Devon Kane / Douwe, Caroline Roffman / Rigaudon

Kayce Redmond / Lipton, Jamie Gillispie / Palladio


Prix St-Georges

1st USA Devon Kane / Douwe

2nd CAN Alexandra Duncan / Elektra

3rd USA Kassandra Barteau / Gabriella

North American Championship / Lexington, VA (USA) 31 July-5 August

DRESSAGE Young Riders


Young Rider Freestyle

1st CAN Alexandra Duncan / Elektra

2nd CAN Leah Wilson / Westside Lady

3rd CAN Julie Watchorn / Dobble Tyme

Region 7

Region 2

Region 3


1st CAN Jade Deter / Mastermind, Jaime Holland / Fleurina

Sara Regehr / Danika, Lindsay Seidel-Wassenaar / Oslo

2nd USA Kristen Becker / Ramses, Katie Foster / Sacramento

Ashlee Todosijevic / Sjoerd, Allesandra Mc Ginnis / Gable

3rd USA Bonnie Efi rd / Magie Noir, Jillian Kemenosh / Nelzon

Elizabeth Kelemen / Palomos, Nicole Del Giorno / Lascar


Junior Individual

1st CAN Jade Deter / Mastermind

2nd USA Kristen Becker / Ramses

3rd USA Mackinzie Pooley / Jonkara

DRESSAGE Juniors

Total NFs: 2 NFs with teams: 2 NFs with Individuals only: - Finished the comp teams: 31Total competitors: 32 Number of individual competitors: 31 Finished the competition individuals: 29

Junior Freestyle

1st CAN Jade Deter / Mastermind

2nd USA Kristen Becker / Ramses

3rd USA Mackinzie Pooley / Jonkara

Region 2

Region 1


Total NFs: 3 NFs with teams: 3 NFs with Individuals only: - Finished the comp teams: 16



1st USA Karl Cook / Uno De Laubry, Aurora Griffi n / Tucker

Megan Edrick / Kandel, Katie Harris / Billy Orange

2nd CAN Hayley Alfonso / Laforza, Christopher Surbey / Swanky

Jaclyn Duff / Pan Tau 55

3rd MEX Alfredo Miguel / Copernico, Javier Berganza / H.B.C Heaume Des Malais

Andres Torres Hernandez / Libero


1st USA Karl Cook / Uno De Laubry

2nd USA Laura Teodori / Kasoar D‘Uxelles

3rd USA Aurora Griffi n / Tucker


Zone 10

Zone 8

Zone 10

Zone 10

Alberta



JUMPING Juniors


1st USA Danielle Korsh / San Diego, Saer Coulter / Paddington

Meredith Hursh / Runaway, Paige Dotson / Caretano B

2nd CAN David Arcand / Santos Utopia, Billie Derouet / Sweet Dreams

Bianca Lafontaine / Cardoso, Frederique Cote / M-Lamiretto

3rd USA Chelsea Moss / Lorena 90, Carolyn Curcio / Croft Temptation

Christy Distefano / Uppercut


1st USA Katherine Newman / Costa Sur

2nd CAN David Arcand / Santos Utopia

3rd USA Reba Mciver / Fileepe

Zone 1/3

Quebec

Zone 2

Zone 10

Quebec



EVENTING Juniors


1st USA Anisa Tracy / Tigger VIII, Kendyl Tracy / Mr. Incredible

Holly Hillenbrand / Woodrow, Sarah Huebner / Newsbeat

2nd USA Cassidy Lundmark / What‘s Shakin, Jordynn Sahagian / Nestor

Hannah Brielle Ross / Fantasia, Edith Lee / Ballycormac

3rd USA Maisy Cottingham / Super Fly, Maggie Sharp / Mr. Golly Gosh

Conor Rollins / Powerball


1st USA Anisa Tracy / Tigger VIII

2nd USA Cassidy Lundmark / What‘s Shakin

3rd USA Kendyl Tracy / Mr. Incredible

Area IX

Area IV

Area VIII

Area IX

Area IV

Area VIII


Total competitors: 16 Number of individual competitors: - Finished the competition individuals: 13

EVENTING Young Riders


1st USA Kirsten Selvig / Ruse De Guerre, Georgia Gibbes / Bounce Back

Kate Luce / Tia Lusso, Brett Elise Handy / Promising

2nd USA Kelly Sult / Hollywood, Ashley Adams / Vaunted

Shawn Price / Jack The Lad, Lauren Kieffer / Snooze Alarm

3rd CAN Jessica Digenova / Upolu, Kathryn Duke / Eliot III

Robyn Miller / T‘Jean, Danielle Ziehlke / Glasglow Dancer


1st CAN Jessica Digenova / Upolu

2nd USA Nate Chambers / Rolling Stone II

3rd USA Kirsten Selvig / Ruse De Guerre

Area VI & II

Area III & X

Area VIII

South

Area III & X


South American Young Riders & Americas Juniors, Pre-Juniors & Children Championships /Caracas (VEN) 25-30 September

Total NFs: 2 NFs with teams: - NFs with Individuals only: - Finished the comp teams: -



1st VEN Arturo Ferrando / Pavo Real

2nd ARG Enrique Santamarina / Odalys

3rd ARG Bruno Passaro / Quintendo





1st BRA Stephan De Freitas Barcha / Chelanos Jmen

2nd ECU Ana Carolina Sandoval Munoz / Piombino

3rd VEN Diego Rosalez Lopez / TNT

JUMPING Juniors




1st BRA Tiago Diniz Costa / Enadine Tok

2nd VEN Luis Fernando Muro / Shangai

3rd ECU Maria Ribadeneira Munoz / Popocatepetl

JUMPING Pre-Juniors

Total NFs: 6 NFs with teams: - NFs with Individuals only: - Finished the comp teams: -Total competitors: 22 Number of individual competitors: 22 Finished the competition individuals: 15


1st VEN Clara Belloso / Altair

2nd COL Nicolas Ochoa / Habile Du Barney

3rd VEN Fernando Alvarez De Lugo / Maika De Coquerie

JUMPING Children

Americas Young Horses Championship / Monterrey (MEX) 16-28 October




1st MEX Santiago Lambre / Odisea

2nd MEX Nicolas Pizarro / Chula

3rd BRA Rodrigo Lambre / Latina

JUMPING Seniors - 5 Years





1st NED Dijks Nuri / I Belong To You

2nd BRA Paulo Mateo Santana / Canavaro

3rd MEX Juan Carlos Perez / Bolero De La Ferme Blanche





1st MEX Enrique Gonzalez / Centinaio 2

2nd MEX Nicolas Pizarro / Crossing Jordan

3rd NED Dijks Nuri / Tobias


2007 FEI REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Balkan Championships / Thessaloniki (GRE) 7-9 September

DRESSAGE Seniors




1st BUL Svetlozar Kaschiev / Tarzan

2nd GRE Katerina Asteriou / Liman

3rd GRE Eleni Myrat / Hitrol

DRESSAGE Juniors

Total NFs: 4 NFs with teams: 4 NFs with Individuals only: - Finished the comp teams: 12Total competitors: 12 Number of individual competitors: - Finished the competition individuals: 12


1st GRE Anastasia Verouti / Davidoff S1, Ioulia Kyriaki Koudouni / Donnergroll

Hara Pouli / Wandango 14

2nd TUR Damla Turhan / Royal Kid, Yasemin Kap / Adamo

Zeynep Ulgezen / Kommandeur

3rd BUL Odre Keks / Fantastico, Raq Vladovska / Kavaler

Branimir Krastanov / Adler


1st GRE Anastasia Verouti / Davidoff S1

2nd GRE Ioulia Kyriaki Koudouni / Donnergroll

3rd GRE Hara Pouli / Wandango 14

DRESSAGE Children




1st GRE Alexandros Zourlas / Gordon S2, Pia Kapetanou / Fricco Enshoj

Dafni-Mria Sachinoglou / Mercedes

2nd BUL Michael Dimitrova / Decor, Vladimir Simeonov / Gospodar

Stefan Georgiev / Cazablanka

3rd TUR Elif Gulec / Livano, Kaan Terun / De Gol

Melanie Cosar / Flamingo Igrog


1st GRE Alexandros Zourlas / Gordon S2

2nd TUR Elif Gulec / Livano

3rd BUL Michael Dimitrova / Decor


Balkan Championships / Istanbul (TUR) 16-19 August

JUMPING Seniors




1st TUR Ulkan Delikan / Quattros 2, Avni Atabek / Walthery Du Ri D‘Asse

Ogan Sengel / Kindy, Sencer Horasan / Lavaro

2nd GRE Dimitri Natsis / Siturin, Michalis Kazis / Gorky Rouge

Tatiana Georgiou / La Folie Douce, Elina Dendrinou / W.K Liberty 0000

3rd BUL Ivelin Trendafi lov / Kantjar De Grez, Ivailo Liubenov / Gigantik

Valentin Valkov / Quick Bach, Asparuh Atanasov / Jessika De Bois


1st TUR Sencer Horasan / Lavaro

2nd TUR Iskender Pisak / Costeau

3rd TUR Ulkan Delikan / Quattros 2




1st TUR Melis Ekmekci / Ariva, Izzet Aboresi / San Remo

Aylin Yildiz / Lamentos, Talya Hakim / Carino 193

2nd GRE Nikolaos Liakouris / Lacoro, Aglaia Ioannou / Paroli 7

Kostas Asimakis / Liberto De Safray, Spyridon Kouvelos / Land-Lady

3rd BUL Stanislav Georgiev / Eritrea, Konstantin E. Van Damme / Frederica

Eli Sokerova / Espero, Meliha Kirova / Demet Karizma 35


1st ROU Raoul Ilioi / Cirak

2nd GRE Spyridon Kouvelos / Land-Lady

3rd TUR Talya Hakim / Carino 193

JUMPING Juniors




1st TUR Derin Demirsoy / Rubico, Elcin Melisa Tapan / Dolce Inocenta

Dilara Yurttutan / King I, Yusuf Huysal / True Illusion

2nd GRE Emanouella Errera-Fotiou / Consulting 0000, Sofi a Nellopoulou / Kolinda

Anastasia Gounara / Raphaela B II, Georgia Founta / Blue Girl

3rd ROU Alexandru Vranceanu / Luptator, Cristian Ceausescu / Ronja

Norbert Vranceanu / Appel, Alina Becali / Razes


1st GRE Georgia Founta / Blue Girl

2nd TUR Elcin Melisa Tapan / Dolce Inocenta

3rd BUL Michael Dimitrova / Goldstajn

JUMPING Children





1st TUR Kaan Kizilkaplan / Oswald I, Selim Seven / Power Boy B Z

Cagri Basel / Siec Piaff, Günes Sarmat / Centurio

2nd GRE Katerina Doubodel / Korsica, Gregory Marinakis / Loulou Du Quesnay

Kriton Zafi ropoulos / Ladinos 6, Marios Achiniotis / Ursly

3rd ROU Luca Ruxandariu / Cosmic, Ioan Avrigeanu / Kolecteur

Ionut Leonte / Leonte


1st GRE Gregory Marinakis / Loulou Du Quesnay

2nd TUR Günes Sarmat / Centurio

3rd ROU Luca Ruxandariu / Cosmic


Pan-American / Rio de Janeiro (BRA) 14-29 July




1st USA Lauren Sammis / Sagacious, Christopher Hickey / Regent

Katherine Poulin-Neff / Brilliant Too

2nd CAN Tom Dvorak / Beaumarchais, Diane Creech / Wiona

Andrea Bresee / Raffl es

3rd BRA Renata Costa / Monty, Rogerio Clementino / Nilo Vo

Luiza Almeida / Samba


1st USA Christopher Hickey / Regent

2nd USA Lauren Sammis / Sagacious

3rd DOM Yvonne Losos De Muniz / Bernstein Las

Marismas

DRESSAGE Seniors

2007 FEI CONTINENTAL & REGIONAL GAMES

JUMPING Seniors




1st BRA Bernardo Alves / Chupa Chup 2, Rodrigo Pessoa / Rufus

Pedro Veniss / Un Blancs De Blanc, Cesar Almeida / Singular Joter II

2nd CAN Jill Henselwood / Special Ed, Ian Millar / In Style

Eric Lamaze / Hickstead, Mac Cone / Melinda

3rd USA Lauren Hough / Casadora, Laura Chapot / Little Big Man

Cara Raether / Ublesco, Todd Minikus / Pavarotti


1st CAN Jill Henselwood / Special Ed

2nd BRA Rodrigo Pessoa / Rufus

3rd CAN Eric Lamaze / Hickstead


EVENTING Seniors


1st USA Karen O’Connor / Theodore O’Connor, Phillip Dutton / Truluck

Gina Miles / Mckinlaigh, Stephen Bradley / From

2nd CAN Kyle Carter / Madison Park, Sandra Donnelly / Buenos Aires

Mike Winter / King Pin, Waylon Roberts / Paleface

3rd BRA Renan Francisco Santos Guerreiro / Rodizio Aa, Fabricio Reis Salgado / Butterfl y

Carlos Eduardo Paro / Political Mandate, André Paro / Land Heir


1st USA Karen O’Connor / Theodore O’Connor

2nd USA Phillip Dutton / Truluck

3rd USA Gina Miles / Mckinlaigh




1st BRA Alexandre Razuck / HDL Pantheon, André Vidiz / Phyva Ata

Lilian Bueno Garrubbo / Juda Hem, Newton Lins Filho / NNL Sam Ray

2nd URU Federico Garcia Pineyrua / EO Dubut, Pio Olascoaga Amaya / Merlin

Julio Machado / Viraz, Diego Carrasco / Tabu


1st BRA Alexandre Razuck / HDL Pantheon

2nd BRA Maria Vitoria Liberal Lins / Filoteu Rach

3rd URU Federico Garcia Pineyrua / EO Dubut

ENDURANCE Seniors

Pan-Am / Campinas (BRA) 19 July





1st BRA Patricia Batah Taliberti / Jam Bob Fire, Ana Carla Maciel / Pimpinela JSM

Ana Luiza M.A. Lahud / Luthor Rach, Priscila Dos Santos / WN Kamalek

2nd ARG Mariano Pita / Chaval Pp, Maximiliano Montes De Oca / El Sheik

Isidoro Ibarra / Carlin, Franco Cuzzani / Gran Indu


1st GUA Laura Paiz / Nico

2nd ARG Mariano Pita / Chaval PP

3rd URU Marcela Ott / Baraka Sharja

ENDURANCE Young Riders & Juniors

South-East Asian Games / Nakhon Ratchasima (THA) 6-12 December




1st MAS Dato Mahamad Nur Quzandria / Lewes, Diani Lee Cheng Ni / Antschar

Alia Soraya Ahamad Shuhaimi / Odurin, Qabil Ambak Dato’Mahamad Fathil / Dexter

2nd INA Alyssa Prameswari Rischka / Wyatt Earp, Jeanne Lukito / Narco

Djolfi Momongan / Jamzes, Lukas K.T. Ibrahim / Celine

3rd THA Nuttada Inchat / Royal Flush, Atchakorn Phromyothi / Deauville II

Karittipoom Kreepkrang / Care For Me, Chalermcharn Yotviriyapanit / Waldzauber


1st MAS Qabil Ambak Dato’Mahamad Fathil / Dexter

2nd MAS Dato Mahamad Nur Quzandria / Lewes

3rd THA Chalermcharn Yotviriyapanit / Waldzauber

DRESSAGE Seniors




1st MAS Qabil Ambak Dato’Mahamad Fathil / Parvina, Syed Omar Almohdzar / Paris Prince

Quzier Ambak Dato‘Mahamad Fathil / Calano, Syazna Leena Bt Zulhasnan / Helu Du Caudard


1st MAS Qabil Ambak Dato’Mahamad Fathil / Parvina

2nd PHI Diego Lorenzo / Discovery

3rd THA Pongsiree Bunluewong / Kara Joy

JUMPING Seniors




1st THA Nina Ligon / Pacifi c Storm, Wisrut Tangplan / Daecha

Weerapat Pitakanonda / Joint Venture, Tanin Pichaikarn / Kelecyn Emperor

2nd MAS Amir Zulkefl e Zulkefl e Bin Mahmod / Serious Fun, Johari Lee / Star Portrait

Lingesparan Suppiah / Beefeater, Edric Lee Lee / Absolute Zero

3rd PHI Steven Cesar Gamboa Virata / Top Secret, Jill Natalie Irene Lopez / Independent

Vittorio Barba / Whisky


1st THA Nina Ligon / Pacifi c Storm

2nd THA Wisrut Tangplan / Daecha

3rd THA Weerapat Pitakanonda / Joint Venture

EVENTING Seniors


Central Asian Championships / Almaty (KAZ) 5-10 June




Grand Prix Special

1st KAZ Sergey Buikevich / Volan

2nd KAZ Natalya Yurkevich / Don Pedro H.L.

3rd UZB Elena Chistyakova / Secret


Grand Prix Freestyle

1st KAZ Sergey Buikevich / Volan

2nd KAZ Natalya Yurkevich / Don Pedro H.L.

3rd UZB Elena Chistyakova / Secret

DRESSAGE Seniors

Pan Arab Games / Cairo (EGY) 12-19 November

JUMPING Seniors




1st KSA Ramzy Al Duhami / Riverstone, Abdullah Al Sharbatlli / No Time

Prince Abdullah Al Saud / Obelix, Faisal Al Shaalan / Thorax Van‘t Eikhof

2nd EGY Abdel Said / Team Harmony Sky-High, Mohd Osama El Borai / Nirvana

Karim El Zoghby / Marciano, Kareem Hamdy / Loyalty

3rd SYR Yasser Al Sharif / Seven Up 15, Fadi Zbibi / Tyson

Tareq Arnaout / Badr, Shadi Grayeb / Sham 7


1st KSA Prince Abdullah Al Saud / Obelix

2nd EGY Karim El Zoghby / Marciano

3rd EGY Abdel Said / Team Harmony Sky-High




1st ALG Bouabdellah Oukil / General De Paques, Abdelkader Benahrat / Jauns De Perchis

Med Amine Hadjadjen / Illustre, Amar Ait Lounis / Killosry Konundrum

2nd LBA A.A. Abou Chekioua / El Bouraq, Med Ahmed Al Achaal / Trables

Tarek Aek Esabaei / Elwared, Achraf Ahmed El Achaal / Africya

3rd RSA Dominey Alexander / Joli Cœur, Patricia Davids / Hilton

Traceiy Cockbain / Djaouher, Jonathan Clarke / Good De L’Enclos


1st ALG Amar Ait Lounis / Killossry Konundrum

2nd LBA Achraf Ahmed El Achaal / Africya

3rd ALG Med Amine Hadjadjen / Illustre

African Games / Alger (ALG) 11-23 July

JUMPING Seniors


FEI World Cup™ Final / Göteborg (SWE) 22-25 February

DRIVING - Four-in-Hand


1st GER Michael Freund

2nd NED Koos De Ronde

3rd GER Christoph Sandmann

Total NFs: 4 Total competitors: 6

Children’s International Final / Jalapa (MEX) 3-8 December

JUMPING - Children‘s International Final

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS RIDER

1st MEX Jose Antonio Chedraui

2nd MEX Jose Angel Arrevalo

3rd MEX Erick Jimenez


2007 FEI WORLD CUP™ FINALS

ROLEX FEI World Cup™ Final / Las Vegas, NV (USA) 19-22 April

DRESSAGE

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS RIDER/HORSE

1st GER Isabell Werth / Warum Nicht FRH

2nd NED Imke Schellekens-Bartels / Sunrise

3rd USA Steffen Peters / Floriano


JUMPING


1st SUI Beat Mändli / Ideo Du Thot

2nd GER Daniel Deusser / Air Jordan Z

3rd GER Markus Beerbaum / Leena

3rd SUI Steve Guerdat / Trésor


EVENTING


NO WORLD CUP FINAL TOOK PLACE IN 2007

Nicolas Touzaint, leader of the World Cup Standings at the end of the season is declared 2007 World Cup EventingTM Champion

2007 FEI CHILDREN’S INTERNATIONAL JUMPING FINAL


2007 FEI WORLD BREEDING CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR YOUNG HORSES

World Breeding Championship for Young Dressage Horses / Verden (GER) 02-05 August

DRESSAGE 5 Years


1st GER Brigitte Wittig / Blind Date 25

2nd GBR Susan Pape / Cayenne W

3rd GER Juliane Brunkhorst / Revanche De Rubin Old

Total NFs: 18 Total competitors: 38 Number of individual competitors: 38 Finished the competition individuals: 14

DRESSAGE 6 Years


1st NED Miranda Rongen / Deveraux Old

2nd NED Hans Peter Minderhoud / Freebird Ucelli T

3rd NED Patrick Van Der Meer / Uzzo


World Breeding Championship for Young Jumping Horses / Lanaken (BEL) 27-30 September

JUMPING 5 Years


1st COL Dayro Arroyave / Opera De Rizzi Z

2nd NED Mareille Schroder / Virginia

3rd NED Anne Van Vulpen / Society‘s Voila


JUMPING 6 Years


1st NED Gerben Morsink / Zekina Z

2nd NED Hester Klompmaker / Uranus W

3rd NED Marco Brinkman / Ukato


JUMPING 7 Years


1st GER Bastian Freese / Caballero 80

2nd NED Gerbern Morsink / Carthino Z

3rd BEL Yves Vanderhasselt / Muscaris D Ariel


JUMPING Sire


1st SWE Peter Eriksson / Jaguar Mail

2nd SUI Theo Muff / Karondo Von Schlösslihof CH

3rd FRA Jacques Bonnet / Gracieux Ardent



ENDURANCE 7-8 Years


1st URU Pio Olascoaga Amaya / Bahia Cathare

2nd FRA Stephanie Arnal / Indian Eskalonik

3rd GBR Georgina Hirst / Vlacq Abattarik


World Breeding Championship for Young Endurance Horses / Compiègne (FRA) 24-26 August

World Breeding Championship for Young Eventing Horses / le Lion d’Angers (FRA) 18-21 October


1st NED Andrew Heffernan / Newton De La Love

FRA Camille Piat / New De La Berchere

BEL Kris Vervaecke / Nag De La Meije

2nd GBR Piggy French / Cast Away II

NZL Andrews Nicholson / Mr Cruise Contral

SWE Malin Larsson / Silver Johnnie

3rd GER Michael Jung / Desperado S

GER Michael Jung / La Biosthetique Sam F

AUS Lucinda Fredericks / Prada

STUDBOOKS RESULTS

1st SF - Selle Français

2nd ISH - Irish Sport Horse

3rd BAD-WÜ - Baden-Württemberg

EVENTING Studbook results

Total NFs/Studbooks: 23/17 Number of team competitors: 21 fi nished the competition teams: 18


1st GER Frank Ostholt / Quite Easy 6

2nd NED Andrew Heffernan / Newton De La Love

3rd FRA Camille Piat / New De La Berchere

STUDBOOKS RESULTS

1st WEST - Westfalen

2nd SF - Selle Français

3rd SF - Selle Français

EVENTING CCI1 * (6 Years)

Total NFs/Studbooks: 23 Number of individual competitors: 52 fi nished the competition individuals: 45


1st GBR Piggy French / Cast Away II

2nd GER Michael Jung / La Biosthetique Sam F

3rd AUS Lucinda Fredericks / Prada

STUDBOOKS RESULTS

1st ISH - Irish Sport Horse

2nd BAD-WÜ - Baden-Württemberg

3rd BAD-WÜ - Baden-Württemberg

EVENTING CCI2* (7 Years)

Total NFs/Studbooks: 16 Number of individual competitors: 56 fi nished the competition individuals: 42


INTERNATIONAL EVENTS ORGANISED BY NATIONAL FEDERATIONS (NFs)(GAMES, CH, CIO, CI - SENIORS, Y, J, P, CH) 1997 - 2007

Netherlands Antilles AHO 1986 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Algeria ALG 1963 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 7

Andorra AND 1998 1 n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Antigua ANT 1997 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Argentina ARG 1928 6 5 5 10 9 7 12 23 27 44 79 59

Armenia ARM 1999 3 n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

American Samoa ASA 1999 4 n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Australia AUS 1950 8 25 24 38 42 59 81 79 68 98 94 75

Austria AUT 1928 1 23 25 26 28 20 40 40 50 50 65 65

Azerbaijan AZE 1997 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Barbados BAR 1994 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Belgium BEL 1921 1 27 27 24 34 30 56 52 0 57 62 69

Bermuda BER 1976 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 68 0 0 0

Belarus BLR 1993 3 4 3 3 2 2 2 4 1 4 9 10

Bolivia BOL 1959 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 3 2

Botswana BOT 1993 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 4 4 4

Brazil BRA 1935 6 9 14 13 14 29 49 45 1 43 68 63

Bahrain BRN 1985 7 0 0 0 0 4 3 7 43 16 12 13

Brunei BRU 2001 8 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

Bulgaria BUL 1928 3 1 3 3 3 3 5 6 0 7 7 5

Canada CAN 1950 4 13 11 18 13 27 96 40 6 46 48 57

Cayman Islands CAY 2004 4 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 1 2 0

Chile CHI 1935 6 1 4 0 4 5 9 4 0 16 14 28

China CHN 1983 8 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 9 0 0 0

Cameroon CMR 2005 9 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0

Congo Democratic Republic COD 1980 9 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 1 2

Colombia COL 1947 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 8 5 10

Costa Rica CRC 1973 5 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 3

Croatia CRO 1992 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 2 2 2

Cuba CUB 1937 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Cyprus CYP 1982 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Czech Republic CZE 1993 1 7 6 12 11 5 14 19 16 24 32 30

Denmark DEN 1921 2 10 5 8 6 9 21 12 32 38 31 39

Dominican Republic DOM 1979 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 3 2 5 5

Ecuador ECU 1957 5 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 3 2 3 3

Egypt EGY 1946 7 1 1 0 2 2 1 1 4 4 3 7

El Salvador ESA 1972 5 0 0 1 1 1 5 0 2 2 3 1

Spain ESP 1924 1 18 15 25 40 38 46 41 44 48 38 59

Estonia EST 1992 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 5 4 4

Ethiopia ETH 1994 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Finland FIN 1923 2 5 2 3 6 6 7 11 7 10 8 18

France FRA 1921 1 61 70 62 85 82 123 183 195 208 249 259

Great Britain GBR 1925 2 23 24 27 32 25 68 58 70 70 76 87

Georgia GEO 1999 3 n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2

COUNTRY ABBREV. AFFILIATION GROUP 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07



Germany GER 1927 2 55 59 60 86 77 138 146 135 185 179 205

Greece GRE 1938 1 3 1 1 1 1 4 5 6 4 12 6

Grenada GRN 1999 4 n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Guatemala GUA 1949 5 0 0 1 1 4 1 1 3 4 19 13

Haiti HAI 1999 4 n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 1

Hong Kong HKG 1978 8 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 3 1 0 7

Honduras HON 1985 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

Hungary HUN 1927 1 10 11 9 9 6 12 18 18 31 24 36

Indonesia INA 1975 8 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

India IND 1971 8 1 3 1 1 2 0 6 1 3 1 2

Iran IRI 1959 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 4

Ireland IRL 1931 2 13 13 20 21 12 24 18 23 26 21 20

Iceland ISL 1997 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Israel ISR 1986 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 3 2 3

Virgin Islands ISV 1977 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Italy ITA 1921 1 31 34 46 61 68 103 108 115 109 88 110

Jamaica JAM 1983 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 2 2 1

Jordan JOR 1988 7 0 1 3 1 1 1 0 5 2 3 1

Japan JPN 1921 8 7 9 16 12 8 10 14 13 9 11 9

Kazakhstan KAZ 1993 3 0 1 1 1 1 2 6 3 4 5 3

Kenya KEN 1996 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kyrgyzstan KGZ 1993 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1

Korea KOR 1952 8 1 0 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1

Saudi Arabia KSA 1990 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 10 2 3

Kuwait KUW 1980 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 1

Latvia LAT 1992 2 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1

Libya LBA 1970 7 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

Lesotho LES 2002 9 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0

Lebanon LIB 1957 7 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 2 0 1

Liechtenstein LIE 1984 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

Lithuania LTU 1992 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2

Luxemburg LUX 1956 1 3 1 3 3 4 3 7 2 7 1 5

Madagascar MAD 2005 9 n.a n.a n.a n.a n.a n.a n.a n.a 0 0 0

Morocco MAR 1958 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Malaysia MAS 1981 8 5 5 1 5 13 8 6 15 14 13 13

Malawi MAW 2002 9 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0

Moldova MDA 1994 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mexico MEX 1938 5 11 5 4 4 5 2 12 6 16 19 20

Mongolia MGL 1998 8 n.a. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Former Yugoslav Rep. of Macedonia MKD 2003 1 n.a n.a n.a n.a n.a n.a 0 0 0 0 0

Malta MLT 1999 1 n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Monaco MON 1995 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 0 3 2 2

Mauritius MRI 1994 9 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Myanmar MYA 1996 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Namibia NAM 1992 9 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 5 9 4 6

Nicaragua NCA 1999 5 n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Netherlands NED 1924 2 28 29 32 36 23 40 43 53 62 72 64

Norway NOR 1921 2 3 2 3 3 4 5 10 15 15 21 12


* not applicable. Used to show that no international events were organised, either because the NF did not exist or was not affi liated to the FEI.

(1) In 2003, Yugoslavia changed its name to become Serbia and Montenegro (SCG). The Yugoslavian NF ceased to be a member of the FEI in 1993. It was formally re-affi liated at

the 2002 General Assembly. In 2006, Serbia & Montenegro became independent and Serbia (SRB) retained the affi liation.

New Zealand NZL 1951 8 13 13 24 27 33 33 39 36 37 38 48

Oman OMA 1986 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Pakistan PAK 1982 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Panama PAN 1989 5 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 3 3 3

Paraguay PAR 1980 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 3

Peru PER 1952 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 2 1

Philippines PHI 1975 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 4 0 0

Palestine PLE 1999 7 n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Poland POL 1975 2 10 10 13 9 8 17 33 32 36 36 44

Portugal POR 1928 1 4 5 4 11 15 17 11 35 47 41 31

Puerto Rico PUR 1964 5 2 0 0 2 2 2 0 3 4 4 3

Qatar QAT 1982 7 2 0 0 0 3 6 10 20 18 15 19

Romania ROM 1930 1 4 2 3 2 3 4 3 5 5 7 4

South Africa RSA 1947 9 7 6 5 5 10 7 14 35 29 44 33

Russia RUS 1993 3 3 4 5 2 3 10 13 19 22 26 27

Senegal SEN 1994 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Singapore SIN 1975 8 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Slovenia SLO 1992 1 2 2 2 2 1 3 5 2 2 3 4

San Marino SMR 1989 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Serbia (1) SRB 1930 1 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sri Lanka SRI 2004 8 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0

Sudan SUD 1996 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Switzerland SUI 1923 1 11 15 13 11 13 18 19 13 23 21 21

Suriname SUR 2000 4 n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Slovakia SVK 1993 1 3 2 3 2 1 3 4 6 7 6 14

Sweden SWE 1921 2 8 13 13 8 12 22 18 28 30 28 23

Swaziland SWZ 1999 9 n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

Syria SYR 1971 7 2 0 1 1 4 3 1 9 2 1 0

Thailand THA 1983 8 4 2 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 4

Turkmenistan TKM 1997 3 n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chinese Taipei TPE 1975 8 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 2 1 0

Trinidad & Tobago TRI 1998 4 n.a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Tunisia TUN 1961 7 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 0 1 0

Turkey TUR 1932 1 2 4 2 4 3 0 3 2 8 2 3

United Arab Emirates UAE 1985 7 0 3 11 13 22 21 23 7 26 25 30

Ukraine UKR 1993 3 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 2 2 5 4

Uruguay URU 1960 6 2 1 3 1 1 0 1 8 23 27 49

United States of America USA 1921 4 37 32 53 56 81 106 115 156 179 162 205

Uzbekistan UZB 1993 3 0 0 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1

Venezuela VEN 1947 5 2 3 2 0 1 1 0 3 2 3 7

Zambia ZAM 1981 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

Zimbabwe ZIM 1956 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 3 2



JUMPING

EVENT 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Games & Championships 11 5 4 6 10 12 9 11 55 33 20

CSIO 27 29 32 39 38 34 47 50 41 50 44

CSI-W (up to 96 incl. in CSI) 107 99 96 88 88 86 101 109 124 128 125

CSI 5* as of 2003 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 7 8 6 13 19

CSI 4* as of 2003 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 30 33 26 30 27

CSI 3* (up to 96 CSI; then up to 2002 CSIA) 52 57 58 67 85 82 61 59 79 88 102

CSI 2* (up to 96 CSA then up to 2002 CSIB) 50 35 47 47 45 49 48 60 72 76 88

CSI 1* (up to 96 CSF then up to 2002 CSIC) 49 53 60 76 87 91 92 93 87 72 81

TOTAL 296 278 297 323 353 354 395 423 490 490 506

International Events YR, J, Ch, P, V 40 48 47 64 59 127 186 197 247 232 284

(if not included in the above)

GRAND TOTAL 336 326 344 387 412 481 581 620 737 722 790

DRESSAGE


CDIO 4 3 2 3 3 3 7 8 4 9 12

CDI-W (up to 97 incl. in CDI) n.a. 28 35 33 24 27 22 21 27 24 38

CDI 4* n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 9

CDI 3* (former CDI) 52 26 24 27 37 49 47 56 61 75 52

CDI 2* (former CDA) 7 2 4 4 4 4 8 6 4 13 3

CDI 1* (former CDF) 0 1 2 0 1 2 3 3 3 3 5

TOTAL 70 68 74 74 81 98 91 109 109 139 130

International Events YR, J, Ch, P 0 5 4 11 10 25 48 53 73 83 109

GRAND TOTAL 70 73 78 85 91 123 139 162 182 222 239

EVENT 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

NUMBER OF

INTERNATIONAL

EVENTS BY

DISCIPLINE



CAIO 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 3 2 1 1

CAI - W n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 4 8 8 9 7 8 7

CAI - A 24 16 13 20 11 37 42 41 44 61 47

CAI - B (up to 97 CAA & F) 3 10 11 10 7 46 35 39 48 35 41

TOTAL 31 30 28 33 24 96 89 94 105 107 100

CAIP, Cat. A et B (if not included in the above) 1 0 0 0 6 53 32 47 51 38 61

GRAND TOTAL 32 30 28 33 30 149 121 141 156 145 161

EVENTING

EVENT 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

DRIVING

EVENT 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007


CCIO 3* 0 0 0 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0

CCIO 2* n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 1 0 0 1 1 0

CCI 4* 3 4 4 4 5 5 5

CCI 3* 11 13 16 19 17 21 26

CCI 2* 32 36 36 27 41 52 53

CCI 1* 56 76 89 96 45 42 41 25 44 63 71

CIC 3*-W (up to 2006 incl. in CIC3*) n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 15

CIC 3*

n.a. n.a. 15 29

20 20 32 42 42 55 48

CIC 2* 59 69 80 84 89 90 90

CIC 1* n.a. 15 29 50 59 56 73 76 105 82 86

TOTAL 61 96 122 152 238 252 291 283 353 380 404

International Events YR, J, P 2 5 12 15 13 16 20 21 25 33 24

GRAND TOTAL 63 101 134 167 251 268 311 304 378 413 428


ENDURANCE


CEIO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 3 4

CEI Cat. 3* and 4 * 5 21 38 46 91 119 121 146 146 149 171

CEI Cat. 1* and 2* 19 20 22 31 43 40 92 121 110 100 122

TOTAL 27 42 63 78 139 162 226 272 264 254 304

International Events YR, J, Ch 0 2 0 4 8 24 17 28 89 139 162

GRAND TOTAL 27 44 63 82 147 186 238 300 353 393 466

VAULTING


CVI 2* 12 8 9 7 5 9 6 6 10 9 12

CVI 1* 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 1 6 5 9

TOTAL 11 9 10 8 7 12 9 8 17 16 23

REINING

Games & Championships n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 1 1 1 2 2 2

CRIO n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 3 4 2 0 2 0 0

CRI Cat. A n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 1 1 n.a.

CRI Cat. B n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 0 0 0 27 38 n.a.

CRI 4* 1 1

CRI 3* 2 1

CRI 2* 8 10

CRI 1* 27 21

International Events YR, J 2

TOTAL n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 3 5 3 29 43 40 37

EVENT 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

EVENT 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

EVENT 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

PARA-EQUESTRIAN

Games & Championships 1

CPEDI 4* 1 2

CPEDI 3* 1 1

CPEDI 2* 3 2

CPEDI 1* 2 2

CPEAI 4* 1

CPEAI 3*

CPEAI 2*

CPEAI 1*

International Events YR, J 1 1

TOTAL n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 9 9

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

NUMBER OF EVENTS

EVENT 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

900

500

700

1’100

1’300

1’500

1’700

1’900

ALL

Jumping 336 326 344 387 412 481 581 620 737 722 790

Dressage 70 73 78 85 91 123 139 162 182 222 239

Eventing 64 101 134 167 251 286 311 304 378 413 428

Driving 32 30 28 33 30 149 121 141 156 145 161

Endurance 27 44 63 82 147 186 238 300 353 393 466

Vaulting 13 9 10 8 7 12 9 8 17 16 23

Reining n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 3 5 3 29 43 40 37

Para-Equestrian n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. 9 9

TOTAL 542 583 657 762 941 1242 1402 1564 1866 1951 2153

EVENT 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

1’000

600

800

1’200

1’400

1’600

1’800

2’000

2’100


HRH Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein (JOR)

Mr Sven Holmberg (SWE)

Mr Christopher John Hodson (NZE)

Dr Douk-Kee Ahn (KOR)Shk Khalid Bin Abdulla Al Khalifa (BRN)Mr Sergey Buikevich (KAZ)Mrs Ruth M. Carlson (CAN)Mr Cesare Croce (ITA)Mrs Diana M. Ramos de De Leon (DOM)Mr Alain Guillet (SUI)Dr Hanfried Haring (GER)Mr Ernst J. Holtz (RSA)Mrs Katherine E. Jackson (USA)Dr Pablo Tomas Mayorga (ARG)Mr John C. McEwen (GBR)Mr Richard Nicoll (USA)Mr Lee Pearson, MBE OBE (GBR)Wayne Roycroft (AUS)Mrs Mariette Withages-Dieltjens (BEL)

President

1st Vice - President

2nd Vice - President

Members

DEPARTMENT NAME AND FUNCTION

Secretary General

Personal Assistant

Manager Secretary General’s Offi ce

Development & Sports

Jumping

• Games and Championships

• Rolex FEI World Cup™ Jumping

• FEI Nations Cup Series & Samsung Super League with FEI

• Stewarding

• FEI Calendar

Dressage & Reining


• FEI World Cup™ Dressage

Eventing & Olympic

• Olympic Games

• Multi-sports Games


• FEI Eventing World™ Cup

Endurance, Driving, Para-Equestrian


• FEI World Cup™ Driving

Mr Alexander McLin

Mrs Lucinda Arsenio

Mrs Sabrina Zeender

Dr Harald Müller, Executive Director Development & Sports

Capt. John P. Roche, Director

Ms Vicky-Eileen Baumann, Coordinator

Mrs Deborah Riplinger, Assistant

Ms Julie Pahud, Assistant

Mrs Françoise Scala, Assistant

Ms Eva Salomon, Director

Mrs Anna Milne, Assistant

Ms Catrin Norinder, Director

Mrs Nathalie Desscan, Assistant

Ms Fabienne Diserens, Assistant

Mr Carlo De Donato, Assistant

Mr Ian Williams, Director

Mrs Danièle Gutowski, Assistant

Ms Emilie Leyvraz, Para-Equestrian Coordinator

Ms Anna Williams, Assistant

FEI BUREAU

AND STAFF


DEPARTMENT NAME AND FUNCTION

Youth & Vaulting

• Children

• Pony Riders

Sports Development

• FEI Coaching System

• FEI World Jumping & Dressage Challenge

• Affi liations

• Olympic Solidarity

Veterinary

• Medication Control

• Horse welfare

• Health requirements for horse import

• Veterinary research

Legal

• Statutes, General Regulations

• Disciplinary actions

• Positive medication cases

• World Anti Doping Agency

• Court of Arbitration for Sport

Information Systems

• Registration

• Results / Rankings / Standings / Database

• FEI Passports

Communications

• Communication Strategy

• Publications

• Media Relations

• PR Support to FEI Series & Championships

• News Service for major FEI Events

Commercial

• Sponsorship

• Television

• Marketing

Administration, Finance, Personnel

• Human Resources

• Accounts

• Insurance

• Logistics

Ms Nici Kennedy, Manager Vaulting, Pony Riders and Children

Mr Robert Johanson, Assistant

Ms Jacqueline Braissant, Director

Mrs Farah Hameed, Assistant

Ms Andreina Wipraechtiger, Assistant

MS Celine Kunz, Assistant

Dr Frédérik Sluyter, Director

Ms Lies De Backer, Veterinary Coordinator

Ms Dominique Rochat, MCP Coordinator

Ms Nina Wittek, Assistant

Mr Mikael Rentsch, Legal Counsel

Ms Laetitia Zumbrunnen, Legal Counsel

Mrs Fiona Paratte, Assistant

Mr Dominique Delcourt, IT Project Manager

Ms Catherine De Coulon, Coordinator

Mrs Nicole Sigrist, Assistant

Ms Mélody Meyer, Assistant

Ms Laetitia Hügli, Assistant

Ms Malina Gueorguiev, Manager

Mrs Olivia Robinson, Coordinator

Mr Christophe Troendle, Executive Director Commercial and Communications

Mr Marcus Brugger, Marketing Manager

Mr Christian Osterode, Commercial Manager

Ms Wiveka Lundh, Commercial Manager

Ms Sophie Ruiz-Leimer, Coordinator

Ms Neerja Tannan, Executive Director Finance Administration

& Human Resources

Ms Chantal Sleurs, Human Resources Manager

Ms Maria Antonia Grassi Byrne, Coordinator Finance,

Administration & Human Resources

Mr Pierre-André Steffen, Accountant

Mrs Patricia Cuénoud, Receptionist

Mrs Anne Morin, Receptionist

Mr François Luther, Coordinator General Services


© (in the alphabetical order)

Arnd Bronkhorst

Ammar Abd Rabbo

Asia Sachinoglou

Cidinha Franzão

Czeslawa Grycz

Dirk Caremans

Dressage Direct

Erin Cowgill

Fred Chehu

Jim Prime

John Grossick

Ken Braddick-HorseSport USA

Kit Houghton

Marjon Hoen

Markus Petzsch

Michael Rzepa

Nacho Olano

Nikolaj Parslow

Ole Jesperson

Patricia Korn (www.patricia-korn.ch)

Pixbank, C. Baudet, J. Lemesle

Pixizone Agency

Santos d’Almeida

Sasha

Stefano Grasso

Tony Parkes

Tonya Garrison

Westerner/SnakeViking

FEI Communications Department

Tasmanie SA, Agence conseil en communication

www.tasmanie.ch

Ringier SA

SRO - Kundig SA

© Fédération Equestre Internationale

Photography

Conception and Coordination

Design

Photolithography

Printing

IMPRESSUM


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http://www.tasmanie.ch

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FEI ANNUAL REPORT 2007

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