Unusual breeds in USDF All Breed Awards

Do you have a horse registered with the USDF and with an unusual breed registry/association that gives out awards in the All Breeds program? If so, what breed?

Hungarian Warmblood.

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Knabstrupper

MW

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Nokota

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Horse of the Americas (aka Colonial Spanish) At least they used to! I’ve not been current. :wink:

Westfalen Reitpony

Another Colonial Spanish horse aka Spanish Mustang. At one point we had an all breed award available but I think that registry took it down. American Heritage Horse was hoping to sponsor awards this season. I need to get on that and see what is going on.

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What’s a Nokota? North Dakota bred horse? :winkgrin:

Seriously, I’ve never heard of that one!

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And now I have a Knabstrupper registered too!.. (Hi, Melyni). The trick is going to be to actually go out and compete!

Judy- when did you get a Knabstrupper and from where?

(to answer the OP question- I have an Appy, competed for All-Breeds in the past but he is retired from showing now)

[QUOTE=Velvet;4690219]
What’s a Nokota? North Dakota bred horse? :winkgrin:

Seriously, I’ve never heard of that one![/QUOTE]

www.nokotahorse.org.

Photo links to 2 horses from DAD Nokota IBC class. Blue Roan is my First level horse. I have another I am schooling 2nd level with.

http://akdragoophoto.zenfolio.com/p87593419
http://akdragoophoto.zenfolio.com/p323303526

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Irish Draught. Irish Draught Horse Society of North America supports the All-Breeds program.

Unfortunately, in 2009 we only got two qualifying shows, or likely would have topped the standings for our breed for in-hand showing. Colt Warrior’s Marque cleaned up, in any case, we just needed another show for him.

Damn this lousy economy!

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Knabstrupper!

Canadian Horse (Canadian Horse Breeders Association)
I have 2 of the 12 declared horses :slight_smile:

Hey Judy

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And now I have a Knabstrupper registered too!.. (Hi, Melyni). The trick is going to be to actually go out and compete![/QUOTE]

If this weather would only clear up, then we could all go out and compete! Hang on in there Spring is coming (one day).
How is P doing?
MW

Cleveland Bay

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I don’t know that I’d say unusual, just less commonly seen in the dressage ring - American Saddlebred.

I bought one of Melyni’s Knabstrupper mares in January. We got to ride about 3 times at Compass Rose before Snowmageddon. Now we are waiting for some snow to melt so we can get busy again.

Miss P is doing fabulously. She didn’t much like when we lost the turnout for awhile (snow, snow, snow), but she’s getting out again - despite the snow covering the back line of fencing. No one’s escaping that way - they don’t like going into wither deep drifts.

Another Irish Draught. :slight_smile:

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Does Standardbred count as unusual?

Still have to send in the paperwork, but we’re shooting for it this year!

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