winning eventing team at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. In 2011, the World Breeding Federation for
Sport Horses (WBFSH) ranked the Hanoverian studbook first for eventing horses, in front of the Selle Français and the Irish Sport Horse. Toroughbreds actually dominate the sport, and unregistered part- Toroughbreds are also common, but as the breed registries for the Toroughbred do not declare sport horses as their breeding aim, they are not members of the WBFSH and thus are not part of these rankings. Top sires of international-caliber Hanoverian eventers include Federweisser, Heraldik xx, Toroughbred sire of Butts Leon, Butts Avedon and Butts Abraxxas; Amerigo Vespucci xx, Toroughbred sire of Air Jordan and Nebelwerfer; Lemon xx, Toroughbred sire of Lady Lemon FRH and FRH Little Lemon; and Sherlock Holmes xx, Toroughbred sire of Schorsch and FRH Serve Well. Te number of Hanoverian eventers in the U.S is
small but growing thanks to a dedicated core of breeders. In 2011, the 10-year-old Hanoverian gelding Pierre, by Pablito out of Karissa/Kaylpso, owned and bred by AHS member Sandy Campbell, and ridden by the young, up- and-coming eventer Alexandra Slusher of Auburn, Calif., was short-listed for the Pan American Games. Pierre is a second-generation breeding for Campbell. v
Huck’s Hill Farm Breeders and Importers of Hanoverian Sporthorses
All our mares are SPS or EM with 8+ for gaits and rideability!
Current Sales List
‘09 Filly by Sir Donnerhall/EM What If (Waterford/Prince Thatch xx)
‘10 Filly by Fürst Romancier/ EM Something Royal (Sir Donnerhall/Wesley)
‘10 Colt by Stedinger / EM What If ‘11 Filly by Hotline/EM What If
Foals expected 2012: Hotline/EM What If
Don Frederico/EM Something Royal Outstanding Prospects available on Germany!
Looking for a proven competition horse or an International Quality Prospect? We have contacts with top breeders and trainers. All details arranged. References available—call for details!
Camden, SC • 617-803-8671
www.huckshillfarm.com
© Carole MacDonald A coming 2-yr old Hanoverian
DURANTE: 2010 Gelding (Dacaprio X Windspiel) • Colt/Gelding Champion at Windswept Farm II • Colt/Gelding Champion at NEDA Fall Festival • Reserve Champion Young Horse at NEDA Fall Festival • Reserve Champion at NEDA Fall Festival • Region 8 Colt/Gelding Champion • 2nd of 28 at Devon Colt/Gelding Class • USDF Yearling Colt/Gelding Horse of the Year • AHS younger Colt/Gelding Champion • Offered at $19,000
Contact: Heather Waite • Ph: 802-394-2551 •
delphi@hughes.net 2984 Pawlet Mt. Rd, Pawlet, VT 05761
SPECIAL HANOVERIAN SECTION Warmbloods Today 95
Participate in the $3,000 AHS Yearling and Two- Year-Old Futurity During the 2012 Inspection Tour
Join the AHS judging commission on the 2012 inspection tour for the inaugural $3,000 Yearling and Two-Year-Old Futurity. Registration is open to all AHS-registered yearling colts and fillies and two-year-old colts and fillies (four classes).
Horses will be judged using a scale from 1-100 on conformation/type, movement and legs;
the three scores will be averaged for a final score. Horses will be shown on the triangle; yearlings in a halter and two-year-olds in a bridle. Horses will only be turned loose in the second round if needed, at the request of the judges.
Champion and Reserve Champion ribbons will be presented in each of the four categories.
The year-end rankings will be listed on the AHS website, noting Champions and Reserve Champions as well as owner and pedigree information. $3,000 will be shared by the top five yearlings and top five two-year-olds at the conclusion of the 2012 inspection tour.
This is a perfect opportunity to obtain sales photos, videos, place a classified listing in the AHS Hanoverian Marketplace and participate in the annual inspection even if you don’t have a current-year foal. Have your youngster evaluated, show off to perspective buyers and get accustomed to participating in a breed show-like atmosphere.
The cost is $29 to participate, $39 if you wish to list your horse for sale on the AHS website. Classified listings include the horse’s name hyper-linked to a sales site with pictures, full pedigree, horse and seller information.
Just one or two participants per category, per site, will create a list of 120 to 240 young Hanoverians on the AHS website, of which many will be for sale and frequented by
buyers and Hanoverian enthusiasts.
Futurity registration information will be listed online when the 2012 inspection dates and site information become available. Come join the fun!
Waite‘n’See Farm presents...
American Hanoverian Society
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