The Online Risk Management and NSO Seminar will be held on Saturday 22 January 2022.
The agenda is published on the FEI website.
The Seminar will be recorded and available to watch in replay from the FEI website.
MIM Corner and Post & Rail Narrow kits
Fences fitted with the new Corner and Post & Rail Narrow MIM Clip frangible devices have been jumped by many horses already this year, we continue to learn and improve as these devices are used at competitions.
The FEI Frangible Device Working Group has agreed with MIM that the following change be made to the fitting instructions of the Corner (80326) and Post & Rail Narrow (80322) kits:
MIM Table fences
Instructions to fit Yellow Clips on Table fences built prior to 2021 are now available and have been published (Table kit 00320).
The animation as well as the PDF version of the instructions can be found on the FEI website.
MIM CLIPS Important Notice
Clips must always be removed before moving the fence
All information relating to frangible devices is available on the FEI website under Eventing / Risk Management / Frangible Devices. You can also refer to the MIM Clip website.
The Eventing Categorisation of Athletes has been updated on 01 July 2021 and takes into account MERs obtained between 1 January 2013 and 30 June 2021.
The lists of categorised Athletes are available on the following webpage.
The following British Eventing Reverse Frangible Pins (for rails up to 60 kg) have been approved and added to the FEI register of products having met the Updated Standard for frangible/deformable cross country fences to be used as from 1st January 2021.
FEI16GBR - BE Reverse pin – Short (for rails up to 60 kg)
FEI17GBR - BE Reverse pin – Long (for rails up to 60 kg)
All information is available on our website
Following the announcement on Friday 19 March regarding four FEI Jumping calendar recommendations approved by the Board, the two Board resolutions for Dressage announced on Monday 22 March, we would now like to share with you the FEI Eventing Calendar measures which have been approved by the FEI Board. Once again, these measures seek to mitigate the negative effects of Covid-19 and EHV-1, and in particular to allow as many Events as possible to take place leading up to Tokyo 2020. They will provide Athletes more opportunities to compete to obtain the Minimum Eligibility Requirements (MERs) and Confirmation Results, and to train for the Olympic Games as well as for other Championships, while for Organisers, these measures provide more flexibility to re-schedule their cancelled or postponed Events.
The FEI Eventing Calendar measures approved by the FEI Board are:
The FEI Board approved that all Eventing Event Organisers may, until the end of the Tokyo 2020 Games (Sunday 8 August 2021), organise their Events (subject to the Calendar applications deadline mentioned below) on their selected dates and no Dates Clash Rules shall apply during that time.
Please note that, as stated in the Olympic Regulations, any additional Event which has not organised a CCI4* on a regular yearly basis will be included as “non-OG MER” as per current procedure.
All the Calendar Measures for Jumping, Dressage and Eventing can be found in the FEI Covid-19 Resolutions & Decisions hub. We will also be announcing additional Calendar Measures for other disciplines in the coming days, following input from the relevant Calendar Task Forces.
The Report and Annexes of the Online Eventing Risk Management and NSO Seminar, 23 – 24 January 2021 have been published on the FEI website.
The sessions are also available to watch on "replay".
The FEI Education & Officials Department have recently published explainer videos for the major FEI Eventing Rules Changes 2021.
These videos are mainly aimed at Officials and Athletes who are required to be up-to-date with the different rules. For the wider audience these videos will serve a rather informative purpose, providing a deeper understanding of our sport. The goal of these short videos is to highlight the most impactful rule changes and their rationale in each discipline, as well as more general regulations including the Equine Anti-Doping Controlled Medication Regulations and the Anti-Doping Rules for Human Athletes which underwent a full review in 2020.
You can access all the videos on FEI Campus by clicking on the relevant discipline pages as well as the Veterinary hub. Here are the direct links to:
The Eventing Statistics Report 2009 – 2020 has been finalised.
It is published on the FEI website under Eventing / Risk Management: http://www.fei.org/fei/disc/eventing/risk-management
The FAQ-Tack & Equipment as well as the Cross Country guide for Officials have been updated. They are available on the FEI webiste page
As per the 2021 Eventing Rules, Article 547.2.4, the compulsory use of frangible devices on certain type of fences has been extended to all levels as from 1st January 2021.
The following MIM kits have been approved and added to the FEI register of products having met the Updated Standard for frangible/deformable cross country fences to be used as from 1st January 2021.
FEI09SWE - Oxer kit - 80329
FEI10SWE - Post & Rail Kit – 80321
FEI11SWE - Post & Rail Adjustable Kit – 80325
FEI12SWE - Post & Rail Narrow Kit – 80322
FEI13SWE - Wall Kit – 80324
FEI14SWE - Table Kit- 80320
FEI15SWE - Corner Kit – 80326
The MIM FAQs (with a list of Frangible Device Advisors) has also been updated and new videos insturctions are available.
All information is available on our website
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