Many people are uncertain where their mare or mares fit into either Hanoverian or Rheinland Studbooks. This flow diagram serves to demystify the situation.
Where does your mare fit into the Studbooks?
New Stallions Licensed here in New Zealand
Stallion Licensing – final approval from Verband Veterinary Team has come through for two of the stallions. For the very first time we have had the possibility to present colts for licensing in Australasia. Two young colts and both were
Fabulous Henton Faberge – by Diana Dobson ESNZ
Emelia Forsyth has finished her season on a high with wins in both the Equissage Horse Grand Prix and FMG Young Rider at Showjumping Waitemata’s Grand Prix Jumping Show at the weekend. Aboard her feisty chestnut mare Henton Faberge (For
Judith Matthews – Equestrian Supporter Supreme by Diana Dobson ESNZ
Matthews Hanoverians may focus on breeding dressage superstars but history tells us their showjumpers are also something quite special. The season has been a brilliant one for the stud, with Wendi Williamson and Don Amour MH winning Dressage Horse of
The Mystery of Shivers – From Equus
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The Pros and Cons of 1 or 2 Dose Insemination Protocols
It is a common belief of many veterinarians and breeders that the lifespan of frozen semen within the mare’s reproductive tract is reduced compared to fresh semen.
New Semen Extender method a boost for horse breeding
Researchers in the New South Wales Hunter Valley have developed a new scientific method they say could boost horse breeding around the world.
Scientists develop new method for keeping horse sperm alive for longer at ambient temperatures
A world-first sperm extender is set to more than double the effectiveness of artificial insemination rates in horses and may also have implications for humans.
Breeding Older Mares – from TheHorse.com
Breeding Older Mares Are you thinking about breeding an older mare next spring? Remember there are still steps—some simple, some cutting-edge—breeders can take to obtain a foal from mares with waning fertility. Posted by Maureen Blaney Flietner | Sep 28,
Things You Should Not Put on a Horse’s Wound – from Horse.Com
Things You Should and Should Not Put on a Horse’s Wound Is the ointment you’re using on that cut helping or hurting? Remember these tips when treating horse wounds. Posted by Alexandra Beckstett, The Horse Managing Editor | Feb 18,