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An examination of the top eventers from the World Equestrian Games in Tryon (North Carolina) shows a definite trend towards jumping blood, and blends rather than purebreds. Although there were pure Thoroughbreds in the competition, their numbers are decreasing over time, yet the Thoroughbred influence is still relevant based on these results. Interestingly, the top 10 all have jumping blood, not dressage blood.
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For the very first time we have the possibility to present colts for licensing in Australasia. Two young colts and a GP jumping stallion were put forward this year and both were licensed to go forward to the Stallion Sport
Top Hanoverian foal – SF Furstin Star (Fursten Look/Samarant) – Nikita Osborne from Seaforth Farm, Kerikeri .Photo credit Anne Stewart Equal top jumping foals – Copyright MH (Cornet Obolensky/Grosvenor xx) from Matthews Hanoverians in Awanui. Photo Laurie Hemphill and the
ITINERARY – Hanoverian Inspection Tour 2019 – Dr Werner Schade and Volker Ehlers NB Times are unspecified due to always coming across unforseen happenings. For further information email robinpotter329@gmail.com or phone her on 0211733299 Saturday 9th February Arrive Auckland from
This is a fantastic article – and will help all breeders get a better understanding of what is good conformation – and why it is important to have it.
Programme for Breeding Hanoverian Show Jumping Horses in New Zealand The Jumper Breeding Program is intended to promote the breeding of high quality Hanoverian show jumping horses in New Zealand.
Classification handbook 2012 Mare Classification Handbook Hanoverian Type Limonit Thoroughbred Type Redoubts Choice xx BREEDING AIM The breeding aim is to achieve a willing, noble, well-proportioned and correct Warmblood Horse which, as a result of it’s natural talents, temperament
Mare and Breeding Handbook 2018 The New Zealand Hanoverian Society Inc. Hanoverian Type Limonit Thoroughbred Type Redoubts Choice xx BREEDING AIM The breeding aim is to achieve a willing, noble, well-proportioned and correct Warmblood Horse which, as a