Tashkent Launches International FEI Level 1 Show Jumping Judges Course
Sport
An international training course preparing show jumping judges for FEI Level 1 qualification has begun in Tashkent. National judges from around ten countries are taking part, with sessions led by international judges Anna Lindqvist and Karsten Andre Sørli.
The programme aims to deepen participants’ knowledge of international rules and judging principles in equestrian sport. It also introduces the requirements relevant to further professional development within the international competition system.
On the first day, participants reviewed the course objectives, the values of the International Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI) and its Code of Conduct. The functions of the Ground Jury and the fundamental principles of judging show jumping competitions were also covered.
The curriculum includes topics relating to athletes and horses, the responsibilities of competition officials, different types of competitions, competition procedures and various event formats. These subjects form an important part of judges’ preparation, helping them understand the rules and their application during events.
Countries represented at the course include Georgia, Libya, Egypt, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. The participation of specialists from different countries provides an opportunity to exchange experience and study common approaches to judging.
The international course in Tashkent is intended to strengthen the professional skills of national judges and prepare specialists to obtain FEI Level 1 qualification. This qualification offers opportunities for further professional development in international equestrian sport.
On the first day, participants reviewed the course objectives, the values of the International Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI) and its Code of Conduct. The functions of the Ground Jury and the fundamental principles of judging show jumping competitions were also covered.
The curriculum includes topics relating to athletes and horses, the responsibilities of competition officials, different types of competitions, competition procedures and various event formats. These subjects form an important part of judges’ preparation, helping them understand the rules and their application during events.
Countries represented at the course include Georgia, Libya, Egypt, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. The participation of specialists from different countries provides an opportunity to exchange experience and study common approaches to judging.
The international course in Tashkent is intended to strengthen the professional skills of national judges and prepare specialists to obtain FEI Level 1 qualification. This qualification offers opportunities for further professional development in international equestrian sport.
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