SUCCESS ALL OVER THE WORLD HANOVERIAN SPORT HORSES
• The American Hanoverian Society offers many exciting opportunities and events during the year such as our Annual Meeting, Stallion Service Auction, AHS University Breeders’ Seminar, Futurity and the AHS inspection tour.
• The AHS members enjoy an extensive awards program for competitors in dressage, hunters, jumpers, eventing and sport horse breeding.
Visit
www.hanoverian.org to learn more about the versatile Hanoverian breed.
The merger of the AHS with the Rhineland Studbook provides additional registry opportunities for American breeders. All AHS approved stallions are also approved for ARS! Visit
www.usrhineland.org
Pictured right: ES Sternlicht Hilltop
(Soliman de Hus-EM Rhapsody ggf/Rascalino) with rider Michael Bragdell 2010 Hanoverian stallion Approved AHS & ARS Domestically-bred Sternlicht Hilltop is one of the leading young FEI competitors in the country.
Bred in the US by Rachel Ehrlich, Greengate Hanoverians, Mass. Owner: Hilltop Farm, Md.
The AHS Congratulates the AHS Young Breeders Club Team on their success at the 2017 WBFSH International Young Breeders World Championships! Follow the American Hanoverian Society Young Breeders Club on Facebook!
Make your next sport horse partner a Hanoverian!
The American Hanoverian Society invites you to explore the world of the Hanoverian horse. Whether you compete in the FEI arena, in regional competitions, at local shows, or enjoy riding at home, the Hanoverian makes a wonderful sport horse partner for you! Visit our website to learn more.
AMERICAN HANOVERIAN SOCIETY 4067 Iron Works Parkway, Suite 1 •
US Phone: (859) 255-4141 • Email:
ahsoffice@hanoverian.org • Lexington, KY 40511 Fax: (859) 255-8467 Website:
www.hanoverian.org HANOVERIANS | MASTERPIECES OF BREEDING
Photo: Dorie Vlatten Schmitz
Photo:
SusanJStickle.com
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