canwong
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The new Continental Stud Book is exactly what is needed in North America. Let's make it a big success.
See announcement below.
May 1, 2009 - A New North American Registry Debuts for Warmblood and Thoroughbred Breeding
The Continental Studbook-- The Right Studbook for North America at the Right Time
Today the Continental Studbook announces its opening as a new registry for North American breeders of Warmbloods and Thoroughbreds for Olympic and hunter sports. The Studbook has been designed from the bottom up to cater to the needs of breeders in North America. Until now, no registry has emerged from a design that is based solely on the challenges of breeding in North America, that is focused on Warmblood and Thoroughbred sport horses and that is dedicated to advancing the interests of North American breeders. The Continental Studbook fills this void with cost effective services, minimal bureaucracy, dedicated North American promotion, open Warmblood breeding policies, focused breeding direction and geographically unlimited travel-free systems.
The Continental Studbook accommodates and promotes the domestic sport horse population descended from Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, North America, Sweden and more. The mare centric Studbook recognizes and promotes outstanding quality, lineage and production while substantially reducing bureaucracy and costs for the breeder. Through constant breeding direction and well designed approval and licensing processes, the Continental Studbook is dedicated to establishing a quality reputation and brand name for North American horses.
The Continental Studbook will be accepting foal registration and mare approval applications starting on Monday, May 11. In the meantime, breeders and horse enthusiasts are invited to explore the Studbook in more detail by visiting the website at www.continentalstudbook.com. Studbook officials are available to answer questions via e-mail, via phone or via discussions on the Continental Studbook forum.
www.continentalstudbook.com
See announcement below.
May 1, 2009 - A New North American Registry Debuts for Warmblood and Thoroughbred Breeding
The Continental Studbook-- The Right Studbook for North America at the Right Time
Today the Continental Studbook announces its opening as a new registry for North American breeders of Warmbloods and Thoroughbreds for Olympic and hunter sports. The Studbook has been designed from the bottom up to cater to the needs of breeders in North America. Until now, no registry has emerged from a design that is based solely on the challenges of breeding in North America, that is focused on Warmblood and Thoroughbred sport horses and that is dedicated to advancing the interests of North American breeders. The Continental Studbook fills this void with cost effective services, minimal bureaucracy, dedicated North American promotion, open Warmblood breeding policies, focused breeding direction and geographically unlimited travel-free systems.
The Continental Studbook accommodates and promotes the domestic sport horse population descended from Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, North America, Sweden and more. The mare centric Studbook recognizes and promotes outstanding quality, lineage and production while substantially reducing bureaucracy and costs for the breeder. Through constant breeding direction and well designed approval and licensing processes, the Continental Studbook is dedicated to establishing a quality reputation and brand name for North American horses.
The Continental Studbook will be accepting foal registration and mare approval applications starting on Monday, May 11. In the meantime, breeders and horse enthusiasts are invited to explore the Studbook in more detail by visiting the website at www.continentalstudbook.com. Studbook officials are available to answer questions via e-mail, via phone or via discussions on the Continental Studbook forum.
www.continentalstudbook.com