Author: NZ Hanoverian Society

The Photo Competition was well supported after a wee nudge last week. Here were over 30 foal photos sent through. Thank you to our Judges, Chanel Wreaks (FEI level rider and purveyor of fine things) and our Newsletter Editor Kim

NZ Hanoverian Society Annual General Meeting – 2nd July 2022 The meeting was held at Amberley House, North Canterbury – the first AGM in the South Island in 15 years. It was a relaxed occasion with members having the opportunity

Foal Assessments – Virtual Tour 2022 Report – Sponsored by MVS Vet Equine Thank you to those who made the effort to present their foal videos. It is NOT an easy task and so the uptake was rather small. However,

Longines WBFSH Breeder Awards Every year, the world’s best breeders in the disciplines of Jumping, Dressage and Eventing are honoured in the “Longines WBFSH Breeder Awards”. This year, we are celebrating the breeders of the highest-ranking horses in Mannheim, on Sunday

Foal Assessments 2022 – Supported by MVS Equine for a further term Video instructions and Entry conditions To be assessed in Germany by the Verband judges – as was successfully carried out by the British Hanoverian Society during their Autumn

NZHS is very happy to announce that our nomination of Renai Hart – our immediate past President – to stand for one of the Vice President positions at WBSFH (The World Breeding Federation for Sport Horses) was successful. Renai and

NZHS Annual Awards 2021

Awards List 2021 Congratulations to all the breeders, owners, riders and supporters. Accumulator Awards   –  Certificate and $100 to the owner Levels 1 – 2 Dance Hit SW (Danciano/Sandro Hit Old.)  Andrea Raves and Susan Tomlin. Rider Susan Tomlin. B.

Each year at our AGM we hold a photo competition open to all memebers. Here are the winners for 2021 – beautiful shots – congratulations. Thank you to all who submitted photos – it was the best collection ever (probably

Annual General Meeting 2021 – held by Zoom on Saturday 30th October The meeting was a watershed moment thanks to Covid 19 making it impossible to gather in person, but it went rather well all things considered. The time set