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.
Jumping Breeding Programme in New Zealand


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
Breeders check list – considerations for choosing stallions. Herewith a summary for you all to take on board for the future to enhance your own breeding programmes. Why are you breeding? What discipline are you breeding for? Research the
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Join us in February 2019 in Auckland, Waikato, Northland, Nelson and Canterbury. Open to all Hanoverian and Rheinland mares foals and colts. Registered Warmblood mares with the appropriate pedigrees can be eligible for either Rheinland Studbook or Hanoverian Pre- Studbook.

Conformation Analysis and Foal Assessments – for 8+ score Foals – remember that no two foals are alike – Type, Foundation, Movement Type – a good balanced frame. Not too big nor too small. Fillies – feminine, expressive and

It is a wonderful resource for breeders – it tells you so much about the Stallions and the data is gathered from all the Mare studbook inspections over many years – and correlated for your benefit. You need to consider

This is a great collection of foals – quality and type. They are as a result of the 100’s of years of making the right choices – quality assurances for both the mares and the stallions through Studbook classification and

It’s that time of year again when we all get together and “talk horses” and to celebrate the wonderful performances of Hanoverians and Rheinlanders over the past year.