The New Zealand Hanoverian Society
The tour was an immense success – with record numbers taking part and many miles covered in our beautiful country. Here is the report – and congratulations to all who presented their mares and foals in outstanding turn out and
Jens Meyer Tour Itinerary – supported by Matamata Vet Services Equine Jens Meyer – Hanoverian Judge and Principal of Hengstation Jens Meyer, Dorum. Thursday 6th February Arrives 10.30 am on CX 2191 from Hong Kong. Renai to meet then to
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,
Studbook Mare Categories Explained Premium Mare – scored 8 + in the Mare Classification Elite Mare Candidate – scored 7.5 in the Mare Classification then 7.5 in the Mare Performance Test – but yet to have a foal. (equivalent to
Saturday 31st August – at The Airport Holiday Inn, Ascot Rd – Mangere, AUCKLAND. Pre-festivities refreshments start at 1.30 pm followed by the AGM, then one or two presentations then the Prize giving to finish. There is a dinner option
You can now download the NZ Hanoverian Society’s Rules and Regulations.
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