Breeders Club – Page 24 – The Horse Magazine

Hanoverian Breeder, Axel Windeler talks about generations of breeding

September 22nd, 2017
Hanoverian breeder, Axel Windeler is a breeder who thinks in generations, and the path to his stallion, Don Martillo's World Championship started back in 1987... find out how! Read Article 3 Comments »

Rebecca is impressed at the Bundeschampionate

September 4th, 2017
Rebecca Ashton enjoys the dressage horses and catches something of the jumping and the eventing at the famous Bundeschampionate... Read Article Comments Off

The First Step to Becoming a Legend

August 31st, 2017
For Desperados FRH it was the stepping stone to his career. Running free and over fences the then two and a half-year old youngster presented himself to the selection committee in the arena at Dobrock. Read Article Comments Off

World Young Horse Dressage – a Dutch treat

August 7th, 2017
story – Christopher Hector photos – Roslyn Neave Quizmaster, first out the the World Young Horse Championships The very first horse into the ring for the Five Year Old preliminary selection round set the tone for the 2017 […] Read Article 8 Comments »

Wonderful horses in Westfalia

July 30th, 2017
Chris Hector and Roslyn Neave enjoy the wonderful horses of Westfalia... Read Article 1 Comment »

Breeding at Aachen: Dressage, Showjumping and Eventing…

July 24th, 2017
Christopher Hector analyses the breeding at Aachen in Jumping, Dresssage and Eventing. Read Article 1 Comment »

The Modern Sport Horse – from the Hannoverian Verband

July 20th, 2017
Comments on the Evaluation of the Exterior of Sport Horses By Dr Ludwig Christmann The evaluation of the exterior of horses has always played a significant role in the breeding. It presents valuable conclusions about the quality and the use in young horses, and thus gives an indication on the value of the horse (and […] Read Article Comments Off

Breeding for Amateurs or Breeding for Professionals?

June 27th, 2017
Horses for Pros or Horses for Ammies? That is the question. Or is it - new French research suggests otherwise... Read Article 3 Comments »