Every breed directory of the KWPN is world wide recognized as WB breeding.
As long as the progeny is from a covering while the stallion was approved, the paper counts as full paper.
Please show us the Oldenburg rules that say that the KWPN harness horses are not taken in the Oldenburg books.
Why dont you contact the Oldenburg Verband yourself if you do not believe that only the KWPN riding book horses are accepted into the Oldenburg Verband?
GOV are very well checking out every pedigree that is presented to them. Some years friends wanted to have some mares accepted that had KWPN papers and they were not accepted for Oldenburg or only into the pre-stud book due to not being in the Riding horse book A.
The KWPN is a farce anyway, they put offpspring of approved stallions into the book B register and into the same book they put offspring of non approved stallions. That is just ridiculous!
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Why dont you contact the Oldenburg Verband yourself if you do not believe that only the KWPN riding book horses are accepted into the Oldenburg Verband?[/QUOTE]
Why should I have to check something YOU claim!? If you are so convinced of the things you are saying, it shouldn’t be a problem to reproduce this rule for us.
The KWPN recognizes studbooks that are several years in a row in the top of the WBFSH ranking. This policy is why the KWPN is placed in top of the WBFSH rankings.
Because the Z studbook is on place 8 in the rankings the buckskin stallion is now recognized for the KWPN. This actually might be the only buckskin in the world.
No he isn’t. There are several buckskin Oldenburg stallions already of which one is approved and has a very good performance test and the next one is going for approval end of this year.
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No he isn’t. There are several buckskin Oldenburg stallions already of which one is approved and has a very good performance test and the next one is going for approval end of this year.[/QUOTE]
And which one are those?
California Chablis in California, USA and Irish Cream in Germany.
California is Approved RPSI according to your website and since he is in the USA not recognized for the KWPN.
I can’t find anything about Irish Cream in the Oldenburg Studbook.
Can someone tell me what kind of performance test Zangersheide licensed stallions are required to do?
I said that there are three Oldenburg buckskins, all three do have main book Oldenburg papers! Chablis’ foals get full main book papers with Oldenburg as well. I also said that the buckskin Oldenburg Irish Cream will go for approval end of this year so he cannot be on any stallion page yet. None of them has KWPN papers and nobody cares!
Anyway this thread it about a total other horse and it should be left to that horse!
The Zangersheide studbook does not say anything about a stallion performance test. http://www.zangersheide.com/
First of all, with the only buckskin in the world I reffered to the recognizing of the KWPN and not to be the only excisting buckskin in the world, I thought you are smart enough to understand that.
Second of all, you said there are SEVERAL buckskin Oldenburg stallions, not 3.
You only named 2 by the way.
Approval with the RPSI is not approval with the Oldenburg. Otherwise you would have brought all your stallions to the Oldenburg gradings;-) But I think you are right to use “the backdoor system”.
And as I have said, to bring the discussion back to Cream on Top, so fare he is the only KWPN recognized buckskin stallion,
Chablis was not presented to RPSI by me but by his owners! I did not breed him, nor did I present him. And your personal problems that you apparently still have with me should stay out of this!
I’m so sorry, I thought he was your stallion because you were advertising him on your website: http://74.125.77.132/search?q=cache:UZEXoeYBDksJ:www.gestuet-falkenhorst.de/gfchablis.html+california+chablis&cd=5&hl=nl&ct=clnk&gl=nl
And…now I look further, you sell frozen semen from him to.
I don’t have a problem with you. You create them yourself.
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California is Approved RPSI according to your website and since he is in the USA not recognized for the KWPN.[/QUOTE]
Sorry to momentarily hijack but just because a horse is in the USA doesn’t mean they can’t/won’t be recognized as a stallion for the KWPN. Olivier is the first to pop into mind… Born and bred in the USA. :yes:
As for this stallion, while lovely, I’m going to go against the grain and say that I think if he were bay he wouldn’t have been considered a stallion prospect.
I don’t know who Olivier is so can’t judge about him.
The German based studbooks in the USA are not recognized by the KWPN in Holland.
Very interesting will follow his progress with Interest thanks for sharing 
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Golden Boy was approved in the Tuigpaard Book which is the driving horses book, since all are under the umbrella of the KWPN that is often confusing for people. But it is definitely not a book for the WB breeding. So yes it is an outside blood as he was a Saddlebred and therefore only entered into the Tuigpaard book. [/QUOTE]
However the KWPN allow it’s breeders to choose which studbook within the main book they register the offspring of the TP x RP stallions/mares when crossed between the two books.
We have fellow colleagues in Holland for example that have bred a number of TP palomino mares sired by Holland’s Golden Boy son “Modern” (Now gelded) to Hemmingway for example and these foals are registered in the RP book and more recently are now registered either DP (dressage) or SP (jumping) status within the VB progresing to STB when presented at the Keurings.
The Tuigpaard of these progeny is therefore already in the second generation and as Jangelaar has already stated can be directly registered as SP/DP within the VB as foals as first generation crosses.
Unlike the German studbooks the route to obtaining KWPN VB (Book I) papers is considerably quicker.
Indeed the KWPN will register foals sired by non approved stallions in the same book (Reg B) as approved stallions on the provision that the approved stallions gained approval from studbooks that they do not recognise.
However the KWPN allows for progression as they have an open studbook policy that is to say that whilst the progeny from REG B if mated with an approved KWPN or (Erkend) stallion will also be registered in the Reg B book, the next generation will be registered in the VB as DP or SP if sired by an approved KWPN or recognised (Erkend) stallion, therefore the process of moving from Reg B to VB is much quicker and requires only two generations of approved breeding. So whilst breeders may be at a disadvantage if they do not comply to the guidelines set out by the KWPN they do still cater for breeders choices. There are many roads to Rome
Hi, OP here. …So, back to my original post: Cream on Top, lovely stallion, eh?
Perhaps not too far off topic isn’t there also the approved Buckskin stallion “Good as Gold” recently approved with the OLD/NA by the fabulous “Goodtimes”
@ SHWarmblood
definitely a super lovely stallion! I love those cream colored buckskins and he has a fabulous form over fences!
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As for this stallion, while lovely, I’m going to go against the grain and say that I think if he were bay he wouldn’t have been considered a stallion prospect.[/QUOTE]
Thank you, I thought I was the only one finding this horse quite average. One picture taken at the right moment may make him look good, the video shows a horse that has reached his freejump limit at an oxer of 1.20
He would not pass the pre-selections in Holstein with such a performance.
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Can someone tell me what kind of performance test Zangersheide licensed stallions are required to do?[/QUOTE]
Z does not have stallion performance tests. It is a one day selection. If they are old enough they have to jump under saddle, otherwise only freejump.
Off course there are medical requirments with x-rays and so.
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