On the first Tuesday in November every year, the southern hemisphere’s most celebrated horse race
Natural born Star Struts his stuff in Auckland’s CBD
New Boy on the Block is a Dream Come True
Introducing Royal Mirage W (imp.)
Preparing a Broodmare for Stud
Tips on preparing your broodmare for a visit to stud.
Yearbook of Hanoverian stallions
The Hannoveranner Jahrbuch Hengst or, in English, the Yearbook of Hanoverian stallions, was first brought out in 1999 as an indispensable tool to help breeders in finding the best stallions for their mares. It has been published annually since then.
Researchers ramp up nutritional requirements of Broodmares
Appropriate nutrition of the broodmare during all phases of gestation helps ensure the birth of healthy foals. New research has indicated a need to boost nutrient intake of broodmares during mid-gestation.
NZ Hanoverian Society Annual Awards presentations 2010
At the NZ Hanoverian Society 2010 Annual Awards Dinner, which was held at the Coachman Motor Inn, Palmerston North, on Saturday 28th August, newly re-elected President, Bridget Sutton presented awards as follows:
NZ Hanoverian Society 2011 raffle result
The raffle for a service to the gorgeous Anamour was drawn in July 2011. The lucky winner was Mrs Jean Sutton of Tauranga. Thanks to all members who sold tickets and thanks to Kellie Hamlett for organising the raffle. We
Mark Todd and NZB Campino win at Hartpury
Since 2008, when Mark Todd made his eventing comeback with Gandalf, the New Zealand equestrian world has watched his progress with interest. With two recent wins at 3* level, it would seem he is right back in form.
Of interest to Hanoverian enthusiasts is Mark’s success
Importation, Storage and Transport of Frozen Semen
by Victoria Weston The importation of frozen semen from around the world is becoming common practice for many equine-breeding enthusiasts, who are keen to introduce new bloodlines to New Zealand.
Foaling Your Mare
by Dave Hanlon Participating in the delivery of your new foal can be an exhilarating and nervous time for any broodmare owner. Understanding what is normal during foaling and when to seek assistance during or after foaling are the keys