FAQ, facts and figures

Short answers for horse owners, riders and equestrian businesses. National figures always show their source and year.

The directory in numbers

Public records on koneastaje.com as of 21 October 2026

Public businesses
1,452
Categories
25
Regions with businesses
15
Upcoming events
102
Active classified ads
2
Confirmed vacancies
0

Only publicly visible records are counted; hidden, suspended and unconfirmed ones are excluded. The site is in Czech, English and German.

For horse owners and riders

What can I find on koneastaje.com?

A directory of equestrian businesses in Czechia: stables and livery, riding schools, breeders, trainers, vets, farriers, horse transport, feed and hay, tack and equipment, events and competitions.

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Is the directory free to use?

Yes. Searching, viewing profiles and contacting businesses is free for visitors and needs no account.

How do I find a stable by region or service?

In the directory choose a category, region and amenities or services. Your filters stay in the page address, so you can share the results with the Share button.

Where can I find accommodation with horses?

Use the “Stay with horses” filter in the directory. It marks businesses that keep horses and also offer guest accommodation. Always confirm terms and availability with the business.

How do I contact a stable or professional?

Each business profile shows its phone, website or an enquiry form. You arrange everything directly with the business; koneastaje.com takes no commission on your arrangement.

Where can I find equestrian events and competitions?

In the events calendar. Please confirm dates and entry conditions with the organiser before travelling.

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I'm looking for work with horses. Where do I start?

Vacancies posted by businesses are listed in the Jobs section. Sign in to apply.

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A business's details are wrong. What should I do?

Report the problem. We review every report and correct the details or hide the profile.

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For stables and equestrian businesses

How much does a listing cost?

A basic listing is free and includes a simple mini-website for your business. Optional paid extras are shown on the pricing page.

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How do I add my business?

Fill in the Add business form. We review each new listing before it appears publicly, to prevent duplicates and incorrect details.

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My business is already listed. How do I claim it?

Choose to claim the listing on your business profile. We review each claim manually and never assign ownership based on a matching email alone.

What can I edit on my profile?

Description, contacts, photos, services, opening hours and mini-website sections such as FAQs. Empty sections are not shown to visitors.

Do you take commission on bookings or enquiries?

No. Customers contact you directly and we charge no commission on what you agree.

How many businesses can one account manage?

Up to two businesses with different company IDs (IČO) by default. Contact us if you need more.

How do I remove my listing or correct details?

Once claimed, you can edit details yourself. To remove a listing, contact us from the email shown on the listing; after verification we hide it.

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Which languages does the site support?

Czech, English and German. A business description appears in another language only when the business provides it in that language.

Horse registration and stud books

Where is a horse registered and its passport issued?

At the Central Horse Register (ÚEK, Slatiňany) — for all breeds except Thoroughbreds and trotters. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the central farm-animal register?

The Czech-Moravian Breeders' Corporation (ČMSCH), appointed by the Ministry of Agriculture. This is where you find the answer:

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Who inspects horse breeding and registration?

The Czech Breeding Inspectorate (ČPI). This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the stud books for the Czech Warmblood, Haflinger, Noriker and other breeds?

The Association of Horse Breeders' Unions (ASCHK, Písek) — including Czech Warmblood, Czech-Moravian Belgian, Noriker, Silesian Noriker, Haflinger, Shetland and Welsh ponies, Arabian, minihorse and donkey. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the Old Kladruber stud book?

The National Stud Kladruby nad Labem. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the Thoroughbred stud book?

Jockey Club ČR. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the trotter stud book?

The Czech Trotting Association. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the Czech Sport Horse stud book?

The Czech Sport Horse Breeders' Union. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the Moravian Warmblood stud book?

The Moravian Warmblood Breeders' Union. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the Kinsky horse stud book?

The Kinsky Horse Breeders' Union. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the Hucul horse stud book?

The Hucul Horse Breeders' Association. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the Shagya Arabian stud book?

The Shagya Arabian Breeders' Union. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the Lipizzaner stud book?

The Lipizzaner Breeders' Union. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the purebred Arabian stud book?

The Purebred Arabian Breeders' Association. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the Trakehner stud book?

The Czech Trakehner Breeders' Union. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the Connemara pony stud book?

The Czech Connemara Pony Association. This is where you find the answer:

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Who keeps the Irish Cob stud book?

Irish Cob The Czech Republic. This is where you find the answer:

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Where are sport horses and riders registered?

With the Czech Equestrian Federation (ČJF). This is where you find the answer:

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Horses in the Czech Republic

Organic horse farming

Equestrian sport

How many members and clubs does the Czech Equestrian Federation have?

In 2024 it registered 15,595 members in 1,522 sports clubs.

Source: Česká jezdecká federace (ČJF) – O nás (2024). ČJF members, clubs and horses only — not the total number of horses in Czechia.

How many riders and horses hold a sport licence?

7,636 athletes and 8,148 horses (2024). This is not all horses in Czechia.

Source: Česká jezdecká federace (ČJF) – O nás (2024). ČJF members, clubs and horses only — not the total number of horses in Czechia.

How many hobby riders are there?

7,959 active hobby riders without a sport licence registered with ČJF (2024).

Source: Česká jezdecká federace (ČJF) – O nás (2024). ČJF members, clubs and horses only — not the total number of horses in Czechia.

Which disciplines does ČJF cover?

Eight: jumping, dressage, eventing, driving, vaulting, reining, endurance and para-dressage. Jumping, dressage and eventing are Olympic.

Source: Česká jezdecká federace (ČJF) – O nás (2024). ČJF members, clubs and horses only — not the total number of horses in Czechia.

Which bodies is ČJF a member of?

The International Equestrian Federation (FEI), European Equestrian Federation (EEF), Czech Olympic Committee and Czech Sports Union.

Source: Česká jezdecká federace (ČJF) – O nás (2024). ČJF members, clubs and horses only — not the total number of horses in Czechia.

National figures come from the sources shown and are not statistics of this directory. Sources last opened on 21 Oct 2026.

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