The New Zealand Hanoverian Society
In the past 42 years NZ Hanoverian breeders have left an indelible mark on sport horse breeding, this story highlights some of the most influential breeders and riders of the past 5 years. Breeders: – Matthews Hanoverians – have contributed
The first Premier Dressage show of the season was held last weekend at Manfield Park, Feilding so our first sash winners are on the board. They are: Prelim to Elementary – Molly Lumb and Griffindor MH (Gymnastik Star/Graf Landau) B.
Stallion Eligibility – Hanoverian & Rheinland Studbooks All Hanoverian horses bred in New Zealand and registered with the NZ Hanoverian Society have been sired by horses that have gained their licensing and performance testing approval. For a prospective stallion, the
For breeding purposes mares undergo a selection process. As well as fulfilling pedigree requirements, mares have to pass an inspection in which their breed type, conformation, movement and correctness of gaits are assessed. In Germany, this is known as the
Only foals born by licensed and performance tested stallions, out of Studbook or Pre Studbook registered mares, are entitled to be registered and birth branded. Pink pedigree certificates (“Pink Papers”) are issued by the Society for foals by licensed, performance
Just a reminder that these are the currently registered New Zealand domiciled stallions They are either Licensed leading up to their Stallion Performance Tests (annual license awarded) or they are fully Licensed and Performance Tested for life. The Stallions from
Available now H &R NZ branded caps, a must have for Hanoverian & Rheinland breeders, owners, riders and enthusiasts! Orders can be made by sending us a message with your order and postal address on Facebook or Instagram, or
Look forward to meeting up again – at the AGM, mare and foal talk by Neil Houston BVSc and of course – the annual awards presentation. PRESIDENT: Mrs Renai Hart, 248 Victoria Ave. Remuera, 1050. Ph 0275 439794 email: renai@riverpark.co.nz
Thanks again to Sally Reid – her story was published in World Breeding News. NZ Hanoverian classifications The New Zealand Hanoverian Society’s 2019 classification tour, with assessors Werner Schade and Volker Ehlers, included mare and foal inspections, mare performance tests,