The FEI HorseApp contains various modules to help you manage your FEI-registered horses, including traceability features and monitoring of horse health at FEI events. The app can be downloaded from the Apple Store or from the Google Play Store, and is available to athletes, national federations, vets, grooms, owners, Endurance trainers and organising committees. The content of the app is specific to the type of user, and its use is referred to in both the FEI General Regulations and the FEI Veterinary Regulations (available below).
In accordance with the FEI Veterinary Regulations 2024, a number of Horse Health Requirements have been put in place to protect FEI horses and global equestrian sports from the consequences of infectious diseases being transmitted before, during and after FEI Events. This provides reassurance of the high health of equestrian sport horses to global, continental and national veterinary authorities and organisations, and will maintain and further improve the conditions for international movement of sport horses.
More information can be found on the FEI website : FEI Horse Health Requirements
Anyone competing in FEI competitions must use the FEI HorseApp to upload documents, record horse temperatures and certify the health status of their horse(s). All athletes, grooms, vets, officials, organising committees, Endurance trainers and owners need to be aware of the Horse Health Requirements and they must use the FEI HorseApp to fulfil these requirements in accordance with the FEI 2024 Veterinary Regulations for all FEI events both in the UK and Worldwide. Violations and sanctions are in place for failure to submit the correct data on time and sanctions are connected to the horse profile and not the athlete. This is important to note in the event of a horse being ridden by multiple riders. All sanctions will be sent to the Person Responsible so it is vital that they submit all the required data. There are different views and different types of data to be captured within the App depending on who you are.
This version of the app will allow you to:
Please note: If the information you provide does not match what the FEI has on their Database, a message will be displayed on your mobile application screen. You can always click on "Cancel" and edit any information. If the information is correct, but the FEI system cannot find you - please continue and an email will be sent to the FEI IT Support Team who will look into it as soon as possible and get back to you.
Remember to bring your own thermometer to the Event and make sure it is readily available at arrival as you will have to take the temperature of each horse after unloading them.
Make sure to be accompanied by a second person when presenting your horse for temperature taking, in order to have one person handle the horse and the second person to take the rectal temperature. It is not the responsibility of FEI Veterinarians or FEI Officials to handle your horse when the temperature is being taken.
You can instantly find the details of your horse(s) by scanning the bar code on your FEI Recognition Card, searching by FEI ID number/name or using the My Horses functionality of the App. You can use the advanced picture editing tool to crop and rotate your picture with a few easy clicks and you can upload your document(s) directly to the FEI Database.
How to provide the FEI with scans of my horse's document using the FEI HorseApp
You can fill in the relevant self-certification form for each horse attending the Event prior to arrival at a specific FEI Event using the HorseApp. This can be done the day before arrival or on the day of arrival.
You can enter daily temperatures of FEI horses twice a day for the three days leading up to the day of arrival at a FEI Event and twice a day during a FEI Event.
You can check-in your horse to inform the FEI of their location in two simple clicks on the HorseApp . This is important in the event of an outbreak. A video of how to do this can be found below.
You can provide a photo of a negative PCR test for EHV-1 prior to a FEI Event in the HorseApp.
This version of the app will allow you to:
To use the FEI HorseApp, grooms must have an active FEI ID account.
Grooms, owners or Endurance trainers can log the health self-certificate form for their horse if the athlete is unable to do so. This can be done the day before arrival or on the day of arrival at the Event.
You can enter daily temperatures of FEI horses twice a day for the three days leading up to the day of arrival at an FEI event and twice a day during an FEI event.
You can check-in your horse to inform the FEI of their location in two simple clicks on the HorseApp. This is important in the event of a disease outbreak.
You can provide a photo of a negative PCR test for EHV-1 prior to a FEI Event in the HorseApp.
This version of the App allows vets to:
You can open a horse's profile by using the HorseApp to scan the horse's microchip with a Bluetooth-compatible microchip reader. You can:
How to use the FEI HorseApp during the Examination at arrival
You need to connect your microchip scanner to the FEI HorseApp. Click here to see how to connect microchip scanners to the FEI HorseApp
You can consult and monitor the daily temperatures of horses stabled at FEI events at which you are officiating.
This version of the app allows FEI officials to consult and monitor the daily temperatures of horses at FEI events.
This version of the app allows Organising Committee Members to:
It's compulsory for the organising committee to check-out all horses leaving a FEI event to help manage horse movement and traceability. You must only check-out a horse if/when they are leaving the FEI show/venue. This should be done on the day they leave when you give the horse' identification document back to the athlete or owner. A derogation may be given by the FEI Veterinary Department to allow horses competing in CCI4*-S events to be stabled away from the event venue. The horse’s location must be recorded in the FEI HorseApp to permit stewarding and EADCM testing at the location in which the horse is stabled. Please contact Jen Ancliff to request this on jen.ancliff@bef.co.uk.
You can instantly find the horse byusing the HorseApp to scan the bar code on a FEI Passport or Recognition Card or searching by FEI ID number/name. FEI horses can be checked out in a few simple clicks to help ensure the traceability of FEI horses should a disease outbreak occur.
Violations and sanctions are linked to Horses and not Athletes. If athletes share horses, the sanctions will remain on the Horse profile and will be issued accordingly. Athletes can see the level of sanction at which the horse is (i.e how many violations have occured for this horse) and it is vital that each rider submits the required information.
Sanctions are reset a year after the first sanction was issued.
Offence Level | Reason |
Sanction No. |
Sanction Details |
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1
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Failing to have done any of the below per FEI Event:
|
40 | Warning |
2 |
Failing to have done any of the below per FEI Event:
|
41 |
Warning |
3 |
Failing to have done any of the below per FEI Event:
|
42 |
Fine of CHF200 |
4 |
Failing to have done any of the below per FEI Event:
|
43 | Fine of CHF 200 |
5 |
Failing to have done any of the below per FEI Event:
|
44 |
Fine of CHF 300 The Horse may be allowed to compete but will be blocked in the FEI Database for 10 days following the Event at which this sanction is obtained |
6 |
Failing to have done any of the below per FEI Event:
|
45 |
Fine of CHF 300 The Horse may be allowed to compete but will be blocked in the FEI Database for 10 days following the Event at which this sanction is obtained |
7+ |
Failing to have done any of the below per FEI Event:
|
45 |
Fine of CHF 400 The Horse may be allowed to compete but will be blocked in the FEI Database for 1 month following the Event at which this sanction is obtained The Athlete must be reported to the FEI HQ for further disci |
EHV by law | 10.1 | First time failure to present the self-certification using the FEI HorseApp at Examination on Arrival. | Warning |
EHV by law | 10.2 | Second time failure to present the self-certification using the FEI HorseApp at Examination on Arrival. | Fine of CHF 200 |
EHV by law | 10.3 | Third time failure to present the self-certification using the FEI HorseApp at Examination on Arrival. |
Fine of CHF 300 The horse is allowed to enter the particular event. The horse will be blocked in the FEI Database for 10 days for future events and released after 10 days of rectal temperatures have been recorded in FEI HorseApp. |
EHV by law | 10.4 | Fourth time or further failure to present the self-certification using the FEI HorseApp at Examination on Arrival. |
Fine CHF 400 The horse is NOT allowed to enter the event venue (by GJ member). Horse will be blocked for 1 month in the FEI Database for future events and released after 10 days of rectal temperatures have been recorded in FEI HorseApp. |
The sanctions apply per Horse and will be issued by FEI Headquarters following an automated process. The fine (where applicable) will be issued to the Person Responsible of the given Horse.
Unfortunately, the FEI do not allow for the any missed recordings or even lack of internet on event for missed recordings. Multiple people can be registered on the FEI App for a horse and if this still does not work you can seek help from the Veterinary official on site at the event. Unfortunately, any appeal will not be accepted by the FEI unless the horse did not attend the event.
All fines from FEI events are issued directly from the FEI to the rider’s Federation and are not associated with the Prize Money as this comes separately from the event.
Fines are issued by the FEI to the National Federation of the Person Responsible, payment of the fine must be made to your National Federation.
Download the FEI HorseApp by clicking on one of the below images:
Download the FEI HorseApp NOW. Most of you will need to activate your FEI account and create a password. You can do this through the App using your FEI ID number – if you don’t know your FEI ID number, you can find it on the FEI database here. Grooms can also create an account on the App and associate themselves with the horses in their care.