The FEI President got the nod for a second term on the council that serves and represents summer Olympic international federations.

The Belgian will serve a third and final term at the helm after a vote held during the FEI Hybrid General Assembly in Cape Town, RSA.

The 58-year-old Belgian, who took up the post in 2014, is running unopposed on the presidential ballot for his third and final term.

There are 24 positions open including President, Athlete Representatives, Chairpersons for Group VI, and the Veterinary Committee.

The FEI President celebrates clean sport at the Games for the third time in a row as all horses and riders clear testing.

Reports from the FEI General Assembly held November 23rd are now available for download or online reviewing.

Ingmar de Vos says NFs cannot 'apply the rules only as and when it suits them’ after investigations into the 2020 Sheikh Mohammed and President’s Cups.

Ingmar De Vos, President of the International Equestrian Federation was unanimously elected President of the IHSC for a two-year term.

Ingmar De Vos, the president of the FEI, has been elected to the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations Council, through to 2023.

The FEI has called for bids for single-discipline world championships in 2022, further signalling the end of the World Equestrian Games format.