Warmblood Breed Registries Recognized by the Rhineland Studbook
Anglo European Studbook Croatian Warmblood New Zeeland Warmblood Argentinian Sporthorse Czech Warmblood Oldenburg/GOV American Holsteiner Danish Warmblood Oldenburg Jumping Horse American Trakehner Assoc. Finnish Warmblood Polish Warmblood American Warmblood Registry German Sporthorse Rhinelander
American Warmblood Society Hanoverian Rumanian Warmblood Austrian Warmblood Hessian Sachsen-Anhaltiner Anglo Arab Holsteiner Saxon Warmblood Australian Warmblood Hungarian Warmblood Swedish Warmblood Baden-Württemberger Irish Sporthorse Scottish Sporthorse
Beginning with its 2016 inspection tour, the AHS
will inspect breeding stock for both the Hanoverian and Rhineland studbooks. Tis will allow new members to attend a single inspection site to have their breeding stock considered for inclusion in either studbook—a “one- stop” inspection/registration site, if you will. Tis option should be especially attractive for owners of Toroughbred mares, non-Hanoverian mares, or non-Rhineland mares
Bavarian Warmblood ISR/Oldenburg NA Selle Francias Belgian Warmblood/BWP Italian Warmblood Slovakian Belgian Warmblood Breeding Assoc. KWPN Spanish Sporthorse Brandenburger Warmblood KWPN-NA Swiss Warmblood Brazilian Sporthorse Latvian Warmblood Thoroughbred
British Warmblood Society Lithuanian Warmblood Trakehner Bulgarian Warmblood Lusitano Ukranian Canadian Sport Horse Assoc. Luxembourg Warmblood Thuringer Canadian Warmblood Mecklenburg Warmblood Zangersheide Chilean Warmblood Mexican Sporthorse Zweibruecker/RPSI
looking for a full-service registry managed by experienced and professional full-time staff. Existing AHS members and new breeders alike are in-
vited to explore these exciting new options with the AHS office or by contacting one of the AHS board members. For further information about the Rhineland Studbook, visit
www.rhineland.org or email
rhineland@hanoverian.org.
Edgar Schutte, AHS President, remarks: “Welcome, Rhineland breeders! I am proud to announce that the AHS now represents the Rhineland Studbook for
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64 March/April 2016 SPECIAL HANOVERIAN SECTION
American breeders. The Rhineland breed is one with a deep rich history built by accomplished breeders who have already produced top horses with lots of Hanoverian blood— stallions like Bellissimo, Florestan, Lord Loxley, Ehrentush and many others performing at international levels. Such horses prove Rhineland's significance on the world breeding stage. Now, the AHS, with its office of full-time professional staff, can expand its services to those members who have horses that do not fully meet the Hanoverian pedigree, color or score requirements, as well as provide a great new option for those breeders interested in registering Rhineland offspring that may meet Hanoverian requirements in the current or future generations. The AHS is thrilled to be part of this!”
American Hanoverian Society
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