The Friesian Brief

Monthly Newsletter for
The Friesian Horse Society, Inc.

March 2021

Letters for Naming Your 2021 Foals: P, Q, R, or S

2021 Inspection Tour Planning

FHS is now planning for 2021!

We are now accepting site hosts for the 2021 Inspection Tour. Please consider hosting an Inspection Site. No experience is necessary, it doesn’t cost the host anything, and the FHS will be there to support you!

We are also accepting entry applications. NO ONE will be charged ANY money until their Inspection site is confirmed. We are hoping that COVID-19 will be manageable and will allow the 2021 Inspection Tour to move forward.

As always, if you have any questions, concerns, or input, please feel free to contact the FHS via email FHSActivities@friesianhorsesociety.com or phone the office Monday – Friday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm in the Central Time Zone.

We wish everyone the best of health and encourage you to stay safe.

Sincerely,

FHS Board of Directors

 

 

CRUCIAL INFORMATION FOR ALL

From time to time the FHS Friesian Brief has published information on how to complete various forms found on the website. While everyone seems to understand what forms they have to submit, we are receiving them without the other requirements needed for processing.
With our new website we have made a considerable effort to include a narrative above each form that indicates what additional information is necessary to complete the application AT THE TIME the form is submitted.
Please, please read these requirements before you submit a form and do not do so before you have gathered all the necessary information! Receiving information piecemeal costs time delays and possible extra expense to the member.
If you have any questions, you can always email the FHS office at info@friesianhorsesociety.com or call (402) 298-7347, Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m. Central Time.

 

Fenway Foundation Foaling Article

It is approaching that time already, so here is an excellent article on foaling from the Fenway Foundation which bears repeating from year to year.

Also an excellent book on Foaling is “Blessed are the Broodmares” by Phyllis M. Loos.

Testing for Dwarfism and Hydrocephalus

Attention Stallion Owners

If you have already had this testing done for your stallion, please provide the results to us so that we can get that information into our database. The results for stallions are published in the Friesian Brief each month as well as on the website.

Status of Current Breeding Stallions

* A Stallion who is a carrier may be used for breeding as long as the mare is not a carrier of the same genetic anomaly.

StallionOwnerResults
Justice RulesThe Friesians of Freedom FarmN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal
Devon f/t Friesian ConnectionJack MilamN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal
Sjerp 446Bernadino Ponce

Dwarfism: N/D 1 copy of the dwarfism mutation. Horse is normal but is a carrier

Hydrocephalus: N/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal

FelixInga ThompsonN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal
Matisse of Black F. FriesiansWendy DeSpainN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal
Huracan SOFMeliton AlvarezN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal
Ulrik van Zwart WoudD. Gary YoungN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal
Douwe fan OostenburgD. Gary Young

Dwarfism: N/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal

Hydrocephalus: N/H 1 copy of the hydrocephalus mutation. Horse is normal but is a carrier

Lippe M. N.D. Gary Young

Dwarfism: N/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal

Hydrocephalus: N/H 1 copy of the hydrocephalus mutation. Horse is normal but a carrier

Doeke Wv.Connie WilsonN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal
D.F. Anton JeltsjeRamon Juarez

Dwarfism: N/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal

Hydrocephalus: N/H 1 copy of the hydrocephalus mutation. Horse is normal but a carrier

Maxwell von DoniusCharolene DeaconN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal
Lothar van Stal DaimlerSusan WillisN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal
Sil van de OostwalCraig & Carey ClausenN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal

Dark Waterspoon 015

(Arabo-Friesian)

Camilla VanceN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal

Laska Oslo

(Arabo-Friesian)

 

Nikky Deuling

 

N/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal

 

El Padrino

(Part-Bred)

Adalberto TejedaN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal

Titan

(Part-Bred)

Gunther Family FarmN/N No copies of either mutation, the horse is normal

For any owners not listed above who have stallions used for breeding, please contact the FHS Office to arrange for testing. Any FHS stallion used for breeding will have their testing status published. This is not only applicable lo approved stallions, it includes all stallions!

Members for FHS Board of Directors Still Needed!

We continue to seeking people to join the Board of Directors immediately. There are multiple positions available. There is no better place to learn about Friesians and have an impact on the future of FHS than to be a member of the Board. If you are interested or would like to find out more, please contact the FHS Office at (402) 298-7347 0r e-mail info@friesianhorsesociety.com

Visit our Online Store for Unique Friesian Items

A couple of our favorites:

Unique Friesian design only available through FHS. Display your Friesian passion!

12″ x 18″ Friesian Territory Sign – $20 plus shipping.

Unique Friesian design only available through FHS. Display your Friesian passion with a new t-shirt.

Grey or soft washed blue, sizes S, M, L. $15 plus shipping.

Other items can be found at:
FHS Shop

FHS APPROVED & PROVISIONALLY APPROVED STALLIONS

Justice Rules

The Friesians of Freedom Farm

Von Faust

Krist 358