THE FITE MANAGES SEVERAL DISCIPLINES
The FITE focuses on supervising equestrian tourism worldwide and on promoting outdoors equitation. However, its action is not limited to equestrian tourism because it also manages a few outdoors equitation disciplines : TREC, Driving TREC, Working Equitation, Skijoring and Horseback archery.
The FITE manages the regulation of these sports and schedules competitions for its riders. Several Championships are occuring, for each discipline and for all ages. The FITE organizes with its members which are National Equestrian Tourism Organization (NETO) several Championships. There are World and European Championships which are adjusted to all ages with Junior and Senior Championships, in addition to the standard competitions.
TREC encompasses several equestrian disciplines gathered in three tests over two days. Trials must be completed with the same horse that will be subject to several veterinary controls. This competition aims to highlights the success of the couple while facing a set of difficulties rather than its success in only one field.
Outdoors work and dressage in an arena are complementary in this competition.
Driving TREC requires a combination of techniques, gathered in two phases over a two days period. These must be executed with the same horse(s), tack and carriage. Driving TREC can be performed alone, in pairs or as a team.
Driving TREC requires a combination of techniques, gathered in two phases over a two days period. These must be executed with the same horse(s), tack and carriage. Driving TREC can be performed alone, in pairs or as a team.
It is a discipline that aims to preserve and develop equestrian skills related to rounding cattle.
Working equitation is a discipline practiced in many European countries but also on the Asian and American continent. This wide geographical spread should be an important development contributor.
This activity combines pulled movements by one or a few horses. It can be performed on snow or on other kinds of fields such as grass, sand etc.
This activity combines pulled movements by one or a few horses. It can be performed on snow or on other kinds of fields such as grass, sand etc.
Le tir à l’arc à cheval est une technique vieille de plus de 4000 ans et qui est apparue dans les pays asiatiques. A l’origine, elle servait principalement à chasser, à protéger les troupeaux et à se battre. Le tir à l’arc à cheval est composé de 3 épreuves. En fonction du niveau des épreuves, les dispositifs varient.