Hanoverian Society Focused on Approval for all German Breed Areas
Source: Verband hannoverscher Warmblutzüchter e.V.
Feb 10, 2007 - 9:40:49 AM
VERDEN, GERMANY—On its meeting on February 1, 2007, the Board of Directors of the Hanoverian Society has made an important decision: The 18 honorary representatives agreed unanimously that the Hanoverian Society should focus on its approval for all German breed areas.
This decision is subject to the acceptance of the Delegates' Conference on March 28. Following the approval for the Saxony-Anhalt breed society and the fusion with the Hessen regional breeding district, this is certainly another important step for the future development of the Hanoverian Society. The amendment of the Animal Breeding Law already specifies that local representations of the Hanoverian Society have to be established in other parts of Germany to care for the breeders there. This will facilitate the whole breeding work tremendously.
As of 2007, foreign breeders who do not have subsidiaries of the Hanoverian Society in their countries, should have the chance to apply for a direct membership. High export rates entailed many inquiries from foreign countries and the desire to breeding Hanoverian horses there as well. This is also a consequence of the constantly growing "Hanoverian community".
Following detailed discussions in different committees, details are now about to be discussed and clarified, like for example the realization and deadlines.
