A resource for North American breeders
Bidding ends this Saturday, February 4, 2023! The American Hanoverian Society’s SSA is live, with an impressive 44 stallion listings! Follow this link to create your login and be ready Continue Reading →
Welcome to the first installment of our North American stallion owner spotlight! Getting a better look into the history, passion, and ambitions of the men and women working to progress Continue Reading →
We at WarmbloodBreeding.com and WarmbloodStallionsNA.com are firm believers in the future of warmblood sporthorse breeding here on North American soil. We have seen this industry grow leaps and bounds over Continue Reading →
Preparing for Foaling Season by Dr. Lauren Davang 2023 is here, which means foals will be hitting the ground soon. Here is my annual summary of preparing for foaling. 1- Continue Reading →
After a few years of virtual meetings, the American Hanoverian Society (AHS) is excited to announce their 2023 Annual General Membership (AGM) Meeting and Awards Banquet in-person in beautiful West Continue Reading →
As I begin my last column for WarmbloodBreeding.com, I’d like, firstly, to thank Anna and Nat for the opportunity to share some of my thoughts over the past year and Continue Reading →
It’s the warmblood breeding debate of the century. Importing young horses from overseas or buying here in N.A., importing European stallion semen for breeding, or choosing a stallion standing here Continue Reading →
For mare owners, planning out the perfect match usually takes hours…days…even weeks of careful consideration and deliberation. Whether you’re going into next year’s breeding season with one mare or twenty Continue Reading →
Piggy March (née French), a top British eventer, is very involved in bringing along young horses, as well as competing the most advanced ones in her program. In a new Continue Reading →
In another Q&A on theHorse.com this month, Clair Thunes, PhD answers a question about the nutritional needs of lactating mares as they are brought back under saddle. Read the full Continue Reading →