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General Information on FEI Rides and Competing Abroad.

Note: Listing in Bold indicates a change for 2006

Applying for Permission.

Apply to the International Committee, via the Endurance GB Office, for permission to compete in your chosen FEI ride.  Send a copy of the horse’s Mastercard which will include the results from ALL organisations. 

 

 

FEI Horse & Rider Registration

All horses and riders competing in FEI rides must be registered annually (this was approved at the FEI General Assembly 2005 and replaces the Competitors licence). 

click here to download (pdf) a registration form for each Rider, and click here to download (pdf).a registration form for each Horse requiring registration. The cost is £15 for each UK Resident Member, or £20 for Overseas Resident Members (ExPats), and £15 for each  horse. Registration covers a calendar year, from 1st January to December 31st.

FEI  Horse/Pony Passport

FEI passports are required for all CEI 3* or 4* Rides in Great Britain and for ALL FEI Rides in foreign countries. (Young Riders, please note that 120km is now a 3* Ride.)

Apply to the Endurance GB Office for a passport ,click here to download application form (pdf) at least SIX WEEKS prior to the ride. From 2006 passports will be issued to Endurance GB from the FEI instead of the BEF requiring more time for processing. 

Return the completed form and a cheque for £165 (payable to Endurance GB); to avoid delay, ensure that all parts of the form are fully and correctly completed.

The Office will send you the passport, together with instructions on veterinary completion, for you to pass to your veterinary surgeon. Once completed, the passport must be returned to Endurance GB for checking and stamping by the BEF. 

Incorrect completion will result in return for correction and thus delay receipt of a valid stamped passport.

Passport application form and Horse and Rider registration forms are also available in Ms Word format on the egb Forms Page
FEI Ride Entry Procedure

Apply to the Endurance GB Office for, or download from the FEI web-site:

  • an FEI Ride Schedule for your chosen ride.
  • an FEI Entry Form which must be completed and returned to the Office for stamping by the BEF. If a specific ride entry form is not available then click here to download a general one which can be adapted.

A copy of the Stamped FEI Entry Form will be returned for you to submit to the Ride Organiser, when you pay your Entry Fees.

For FEI Rides run by Endurance GB, a special EGB Ride Entry form in addition to a completed FEI Ride Entry form, may be required. Send this together with the Ride Entry fee to the Ride Organiser by the date stated in the schedule.

The EGB Office will submit all entries for overseas rides:

  • You must complete and return all paperwork by the ‘Nominated Entries’ date
  • you must confirm your intention to compete by fax or ‘phone  the day before the ‘ Definite Entry ‘date posted in the schedule.
  • Failure to confirm may mean that your entry cannot be sent.
After the Ride (foreign rides only)

All persons competing abroad MUST:

  • Ensure that their horse’s Mastercard is signed by a member of the Ground Jury or Ride Organisation.
  • On their return, send a photocopy of their vet sheet/card and Mastercard to the Endurance GB office.  Failure to do so may affect future permissions being granted. 
  • Team members competing abroad under the British Flag may have their Mastercard signed by the Chef d’Equipe.

 

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