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EA & FEI Stock Order form

Stock for sale includes dressage test books, discipline rules and regulations.

EA_FEI_Stock_Order_Form_Apr2018.pdf

Please send your order form to Amy at [email protected]

Stallion Identification

View the Stallion Identification Page

Information for Riders Competing at FEI level in Australia

EA National Passport Document

Following the FEI General Regulation, horses that are being registered with the FEI for the first time will need to be identifiable by the EA National Passport.

This process WILL NOT APPLY to any horse :

with a current FEI registration number
with an overseas national passport (KWPN, German Hannover Document,etc.)
with a passport issued by the A.C.E Group

Read more about the EA National Passport Document HERE.

Please allow two weeks to complete review and proceed documents.

FEI Registration for Horse and Rider

Registration is required for all riders and horses competing at FEI level competition. The registration is based on the calendar year and needs to be renewed in January each year.

Please ensure this form is sent to the EA office prior to competing in FEI events. You must be a current EA member to get FEI registration.

FEI_Registration_Form_2018.pdf

Please send your form to Alisha at [email protected]

Please allow two weeks to complete review and proceed documents.

FEI Passport & Recognition Cards

FEI Passports or Recognition cards are required for the following levels of competition:

Dressage	CDI-W, CDI3* and above
Para-Dressage	CPEDI3* and above
Eventing	CCI3, CCI4, CIC3*
Jumping	CSI-W, CSI3* and above
Endurance	CEI3* and above
Vaulting	CVI3* and above
Driving	CAI3* and above
Reining	CRI3* and above

If your horse has a current EA National Identification Document (White booklet) or an Overseas National Passport then you will need a recognition card. A passport is required if you do not have a white ID document or overseas booklet.

Passport_Order_Form_2018.pdf

Please send your form to Alisha at [email protected]

Please allow two weeks to complete review and proceed documents.

Please make sure that the FEI passport/recognition card are completed thoroughly and are respecting the GUIDELINES as a $25.00 alterations admin fee will be charged.

Information for Riders Competing overseas in National and FEI Competitions

If you are thinking of competing overseas in either National or FEI level competition, please follow the link below.

I AM A RIDER COMPETING OVERSEAS

Horse Name Change Guidelines

In July 2016, The FEI announced changes to their Horse Name Changes Guidelines which became effective as of 1 August 2016. Please note fees still apply to any horse name changes for horses already in the FEI Database. Read more HERE.

Should you have any queries relating to fees associated for 'horse name changes' for FEI Passports/Recognition Cards please consult the FEI Financial charges Page on their website HERE.

Guest Riders Licence

A guest riders licence is for non-Australian residents wishing to compete in Australia. The licence will allow competitors to compete at EA events for up to 12 months. You will need to supply a letter from your National Federation giving you permission to compete in Australia before the licence can be issued. If you are bringing a horse with you, please supply a copy of their National Federation registration papers.

Guest_Competitors_Licence.pdf

Please send your form to Stefanie at [email protected]

If the guest riders want to stay in Australia for longer than 12 months, they will have to become members of EA through their state branch.

International Horse Owner Licence

Internationally owned horses are eligible to participate in Equestrian events in Australia. Read more on the news story HERE.

Please complete the International Horse Owner Licence Application Form :

International_Horse_Owner_Licence_Application.pdf

Please send your form to Vivienne at [email protected]

To view the International Horse Owner Licence Bylaw, follow our page HERE.

Event Organisers - FEI Calendar Applications for 2018

If you wish to hold an International (FEI) event during 2018, you will need to fill out the application form and return it to Equestrian Australia (EA).

FEI Calendar Applications