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Old 06-08-2006, 12:14 PM   #21
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How about the very rare Knabstrup?

http://www.sonestafarms.com/frozensemen.htm#apollon
He's pretty, but what's a Knabstrup? I see Trakehner in his bloodlines, though...
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Old/NA is the North American version of the German Oldenburg Verband. It was originally just a NA version, but after lots of arguments and heated words and huffing and puffing, it was disowned by the Verband, so is now totally separate. It goes along with the ISR (International Sporthorse Registry), so you will often see Old/ISR.

A Knabstrupper is a European WB that has been infused with appy spots.
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Ohh...

What was the conflict between the Verband and Old/NA?
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A Knabstrupper is a European WB that has been infused with appy spots.
Sounds like a shot you give to make an appy. Here, infuse this mare with the knabstrupper vaccine to give her spots...
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No1Dazy - lmao!! Good one

Jenje, that is a very long and complicated answer, one that was also very political, some of it very spiteful, some of it very much a personality conflict, and most of it having nothing to do with the horses themselves. Whatever you do, do NOT ask that question on COTH! Just keep in mind they are TOTALLY separate - what is approved with one is not by default approved with the other, though in some very special cases an GOV (German Oldenburg Verband) stallion that was not formally approved Old/NA has been given special privileges for some of his foals, born to Old/NA mares (but not GOV) to be registered as Old/NA. There are also a lot of GOV folks now who feel that an Old/NA horses is not of any quality, and that is just BS.
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Wow. See, now I'm tempted to go over and ask just to see the explosion. Fun!
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Wow, I really like that chestnut pinto Umenno. He's got Samber on his dam's side, so he's got a bit different bloodlines than the Art Deco crew. Nimmerador on top I'd never seen that guy!

IF you were to go with one of the KWPN pinto studs (Art Deco, etc) I do not believe you take the mares to an approval. If the mares are not KWPN registered but are arab or TB, the foals are registered. They are then presented at an approval at age 3 to be put into a stud book.

This is what I got from the NAWPN (North America's DWB registry) when inquiring about TB approvals:

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Ahh, but, Art Deco is not approved with the Dutch Registered, yes, but not approved.
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Ahh, but, Art Deco is not approved with the Dutch Registered, yes, but not approved.
What a good point. I totally forgot about that. He IS approved by the RHPSI though, if I remember correctly? They *do* inspect their mares, however I am not sure if they allow Arab mares.

With all this talk about the GOV and the Old/NA, could anyone specify which colored WBs are actually approved Oldenburgs? Mascarpone is RPSI/German WB if I remember right, as are his offspring. The Knabstrups are KNN, and I think RPSI.

Maybe it would just be easier to get them approved with the RHPSI, as they seem to have a vast selection of approved colored studs! They also are VERY nice people and I do not believe overly "strict" as some registries have come to be known. They don't have their approval rules online, but the staff is very friendly and prompt. http://www.rhpsi.com/inspection/rhpsi_inspection.html
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http://www.gestuet-falkenhorst.de/gfkk.html

I'd love to see what he would produce with your mare. The foal would be 7/8 Arab, but still an approved WB. And a possibly champagne baby?
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