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Welcome to
the Warmblood Breeders' Studbook - UK
Founded
originally in 1977,as The British Warm-Blood Society the Warmblood
Breeders' Studbook - UK is devoted to the breeding of pedigreed
horses
for all
competitive equine disciplines at the highest level. We support
and encourage the use of the best and proven Warmblood lines
and we are a full Category A member of the World
Breeding Federation for Sports Horses.
The best European bloodlines can be found
in Britain within the Warmblood Breeders'Studbook - UK and
in order to maintain that high standard, strict quality controls
are enforced to keep the society on a par with those abroad.
We run a grading process twice a year and
only those stallions and mares that pass the grading are recognised
for breeding purposes within the society.Our annual summer
show is an opportunity to inspect and evaluate the progeny
from these graded parents and thus, combined with performance
testing or competition record, stallions progress from "entry
level" Group III up to Group I. Only stallions that have
both performance and convincing and inspected progeny may
reach Group I status. All these National Shows are led by
Continental Judges who support and lead our approach.The progeny
of these Graded Mares and Stallions are eligible for either
pink or white papers and there is an option for stock to be
branded.
Young
imported stallions and older stallions who are already licensed
within their country of origin, may attend an Inspection Class
at our Annual Stallion Grading and, subject to meeting defined
criteria on grading and performance for either themselves
or for their progeny, may be graded with the Studbook either
fully or with a temporary permission pending progeny inspection.
Stallions arriving into the UK too late for the Annual Stallion
Grading, may be granted a temporary Covering Permission for
the current stud season, subject to meeting the Technical
criteria and attendance at the Inspection Class in the autumn
of the same Breeding Year.
Overstamping of other accepted breed society
documents, is necessary to enable stock to take part in our
gradings and shows.
The aim of the Society is to produce sound,
athletic and modern Warmblood competition horses of excellent
movement and athleticism, suitable for all equestrian disciplines
and to have British teams mounted on our British bred horses
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for mistakes or omissions on this website. It is the responsibility
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in question and that they grant the WBS -UKpermission to use
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Please contact WBS-UK if serious errors are discovered, and
WBS will make efforts to correct them.
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