12 March 2007 #2 LauraBR Well-Known Member Joined 30 December 2004 Messages 14,186 Location Leicestershire Visit site Dutch Warmblood
12 March 2007 #3 T teapot Well-Known Member Joined 16 December 2005 Messages 39,454 Visit site means it's a dutch warmblood
12 March 2007 #4 jesterfaerie Well-Known Member Joined 21 January 2007 Messages 11,177 Location Yorkshire Visit site KWPN = Dutch Warmblood.
12 March 2007 #5 FREESTYLER Well-Known Member Joined 16 January 2007 Messages 1,897 Location Stafford Visit site Koninkljke Verninging Warmbloed Paardenstamboek Nederland !! (Excuse spellling!!) but as lzt said.. basically ... Warmblood!
Koninkljke Verninging Warmbloed Paardenstamboek Nederland !! (Excuse spellling!!) but as lzt said.. basically ... Warmblood!
12 March 2007 #6 LauraBR Well-Known Member Joined 30 December 2004 Messages 14,186 Location Leicestershire Visit site LMAO! I wouldn't even know where to start spelling all that!!!!
12 March 2007 #8 FREESTYLER Well-Known Member Joined 16 January 2007 Messages 1,897 Location Stafford Visit site I only know because when I was looking for a warmblood I wondered what that meant too!!!
12 March 2007 #9 R roanrebel Well-Known Member Joined 9 February 2006 Messages 73 Visit site It's actually Koninklijk Warmbloed Paardenstamboek Nederland. "Verninging" is the society/association.
It's actually Koninklijk Warmbloed Paardenstamboek Nederland. "Verninging" is the society/association.
12 March 2007 #10 catembi Well-Known Member Joined 12 March 2005 Messages 13,256 Location N Beds Visit site Thank you for asking this...I'd been wondering myself as it keeps cropping up in the type of ads I've been looking at, but I've been afraid to ask... NEVER would have worked that one out for myself - it's a bit more complex than (eg) TB...
Thank you for asking this...I'd been wondering myself as it keeps cropping up in the type of ads I've been looking at, but I've been afraid to ask... NEVER would have worked that one out for myself - it's a bit more complex than (eg) TB...
12 March 2007 #11 A airedale Well-Known Member Joined 24 May 2004 Messages 1,421 Visit site means it was bred in Holland and isn't British Bred Therefore it is an inferior product to our British Bred horses and has been factory farmed as that is the way they produce horses on the continent. (of course I'm not biased.........)
means it was bred in Holland and isn't British Bred Therefore it is an inferior product to our British Bred horses and has been factory farmed as that is the way they produce horses on the continent. (of course I'm not biased.........)
12 March 2007 #12 D dieseldog Well-Known Member Joined 31 July 2005 Messages 14,332 Visit site Oh dear I own a battery pony
12 March 2007 #13 A anniedoherty Well-Known Member Joined 16 September 2006 Messages 912 Location Yorkshire www.boxtreegallery.co.uk I own a battery horse too but I don't care. He is the best horse for me and I love him to bits.
13 March 2007 #14 *hic* village idiot :D Joined 3 March 2007 Messages 13,987 Visit site *is waiting to see if someone adds that they own a battery rabbit*
13 March 2007 #15 BBs Well-Known Member Joined 7 September 2004 Messages 17,652 Location Northamptonshire Visit site [ QUOTE ] Oh dear I own a battery pony [/ QUOTE ] Mine was made by Duracell cos he keeps on going and going
[ QUOTE ] Oh dear I own a battery pony [/ QUOTE ] Mine was made by Duracell cos he keeps on going and going
13 March 2007 #16 R Rambo Well-Known Member Joined 30 September 2005 Messages 6,969 Location South Visit site [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Oh dear I own a battery pony [/ QUOTE ] Mine was made by Duracell cos he keeps on going and going [/ QUOTE ] Noooooo......my two are the ones with the copper coloured tops lol!
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Oh dear I own a battery pony [/ QUOTE ] Mine was made by Duracell cos he keeps on going and going [/ QUOTE ] Noooooo......my two are the ones with the copper coloured tops lol!
13 March 2007 #17 BBs Well-Known Member Joined 7 September 2004 Messages 17,652 Location Northamptonshire Visit site Not a word....not a word LMAO