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FN (Germany) FEI Intermediate I Freestyle (FEI-Aufgabe) time limit: 4:30 – 5:00

Timing starts when the horse moves off after the first halt and salute and stops at the final halt. More than about 10 s outside the window: 2 points per judge off the B-mark (0.2 when judged with an overall mark).

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At a glance

Time allowed4:30 – 5:00
PacesWalk, Trot, Canter
Typical BPMWalk 50–65; Trot 75–90; Canter 95–110
SourceFEI Intermediate I Freestyle 2022 (checked 2026-10-31)

How to cut your FEI Intermediate I Freestyle (FEI-Aufgabe) music to 4:30 – 5:00

  1. Open the editor with this level preset — the time window above is loaded for you.
  2. Tap your horse’s walk, trot, canter tempo or use the metronome.
  3. Add one song per pace. KUR detects each song’s BPM and time-stretches it (pitch unchanged, max ±12%).
  4. Build the draft, adjust each section, and check the timed length shows “Within the time allowed”.
  5. Listen to the full mix and download the cue sheet. Your audio never leaves your computer.

Questions riders ask

How long is the FN (Germany) FEI Intermediate I Freestyle (FEI-Aufgabe)?

4:30 – 5:00. Timing starts when the horse moves off after the first halt and salute and stops at the final halt. More than about 10 s outside the window: 2 points per judge off the B-mark (0.2 when judged with an overall mark).

Which paces must the FN (Germany) FEI Intermediate I Freestyle (FEI-Aufgabe) music cover?

Walk, Trot, Canter. Most riders use one piece of music per pace and match it to the horse’s tempo.

What music tempo should I pick?

Typical horse tempos: Walk 50–65 BPM; Trot 75–90 BPM; Canter 95–110 BPM. Measure your own horse — every horse is different.

Where is the official rule?

See the linked score sheet or rulebook below and always confirm with your show schedule.

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