This message is from: "David Stewart, President" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Just a line to let you know that I (along with some other FHRS members) have
just returned from the young stallion show in Alsfeld, Germany.

The show had 51 young stallions aged two and three years representing seven
breeds; Icelandic, Haflinger, Connemara, Mangalarga Marchador, Shetland,
Welsh and Fjord.

The standard of the Fjord being shown was high, which was proven out when
five out of the ten youngsters being presented for "Koerung" were given
temporary licences, and KJORNA by Kvest Halsnaes ex Lajona was not only
judged Champion of the Fjord section, but was also judged Overall Champion
too!

In three years time when these young Fjord stallions are presented for their
permanent breeding licence, perhaps only one will be given a licence.
Tough going for those that fail, but it does ensure that only the highest
quality Fjord stallion is allowed to breed.



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