International Equestrian Federation

International Equestrian Federation, Fédération Équestre Internationale
Founded: 1921
Sources: HB 1923, HB 1925, HB 1929, HB 1936, HB 1938

Officers

Composition of the Committee: International Committee composed of two members of each affiliated Federation. (HB 1938)

• Bauer Member 1936
• Comte Clarence de Rosen Honorary President (President) 1929
• Baron de Trannoy Member 1936-1938 / Vice President 1938
• P. Dodi Member 1936
• Baron du Teil President 1923-1929 / Honorary President (President) 1929-1936
• Dupuich Vice President 1923-1936
• Georges Hector Secretary General 1923 / Treasurer 1936
• Guy V. Henry Vice President 1936
• Machalski Member 1938
• G. Maris President 1929-1936
• Jonkheer K. F. Quarles van Ufford Vice President 1936-1938 / President 1938
• Baron von Holzing-Berstett President 1936-1938

Seats

• 33, Avenue Montaigne: Paris: France
  HB 1923/25
• 26, Rue Brunel: Paris: France
  1929/1936/38 Adresser la correspondance au Secrétaire général : Commandant Georges Hector, 22, avenue Georges-Clemenceau, Nice (HB 1936) All correspondence to be addressed to the Secretary-General: Commandant Georges Hector, 34, avenue St. Lambert, Nice (France). (HB 1938)
• 22, Avenue Georges Clemenceau: Nice: France
  Correspondence to this address of the General Secretary. (HB 1936)
• 34, avenue St. Lambert: Nice: France
  Correspondence to this address of the General Secretary. (HB 1938)

Members in these countries

Argentina (since 1929) , Austria (since 1929) , Belgium (since 1923) , Brazil (since 1938) , Bulgaria (since 1929) , Chile (since 1938) , Czechoslovakia (since 1929) , Denmark (since 1923) , Finland (since 1929) , France (since 1923) , Germany (since 1929) , Greece (1936-1938) , Hungary (since 1929) , Ireland (since 1936) , Italy (since 1923) , Japan (since 1923) , Latvia (since 1936) , Netherlands (since 1936) , Norway (since 1923) , Poland (since 1929) , Portugal (since 1929) , Romania (since 1936) , Spain (since 1929) , Sweden (since 1923) , Switzerland (since 1929) , Turkey (since 1936) , United Kingdom (since 1929) , United States of America (since 1923) , Yugoslavia (since 1936) ,

Object

Créer des liens durables entre les différentes fédérations équestres; codifier et unifier les règlements des épreuves internationales; réglementer les jeux équestres olympiques; faire observer les sanctions prononcées. Grouper les Fédérations nationales et leur apporter une aide générale; créer des liens d'entente et de solidarité durables entre elles, afin de fortifier leur pouvoir sportif; coordonner et unifier les règles à observer dans les réunions hippiques internationales; faire reconnaître et observer par toutes les Fédérations nationales les sanctions prononcées par chacune d'elles; fixer les règles et programmes des Jeux Olympiques et en assurer l'organisation. (HB 1936) To unite National Federations and assist them generally; to create permanent relations between them in order to increase their authority in the world of sport; to coordinate the regulations governing international equestrian competitions and to make all National Federations enforce the penalties pronounced by any one of them; to draw up a programme and regulations for the equestrian Olympic Games and to provided for their organisation. (HB 1938)

Finances

Cotisations annuelles de 500 francs par nation. Cotisation annuelle de 1.000 francs par pays. (HB 1936) Annual contribution of 1,000 francs from each nation. (HB 1938)

General facts

A pris naissance sur l'initiative de la France et de la Suède à la suite des conférences pour l'élaboration du programme des jeux équestres olympiques. La Fédération a été constituée sur l'initiative de la France et de la Suède à la suite des conférences qui ont eu lieu à Lausanne en 1921, pour l'élaboration du programme des jeux équestres olympiques. (HB 1936) The Federation was constituted on the initiative of France and Sweden subsequent to the Conferences held at Lausanne in 1921 to draw up the programme for the equestrian Olympic Games. (HB 1938)

Publications

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