With pleasure, the Fjord Horse International Association invites all of you to take notice of the announcement, received from the Swedish Fjord Horse Organisation :
Welcome to Sweden and the Nordic and Swedish championships for fjordhorses in Vaggeryd (about 50 km south of Jönköping) 23-26th of July!
We hope to see a lot of good fjordhorses in competitions and show, and of course many Fjordhorse friends.
The national rules for competitions unfortunately stops us from welcoming horses from other countries than the Nordic ones this time (for insurances rules).
There will be a dinner at Friday evening, and you are all welcome to book a place there. More information on the homepage where you also can find the program and a lot of other information : click here
Welcome!
The Swedish Fjordhorse organisation
The Swedish Fjordhorse organisation is happy to see that fjordhorses born in Sweden come to many different countries and that we get good reports from them.
Earlier the greydun stallion Lyckängs Tempo was approved in Belgium and we have heard that many people think he has a lovely type.
Some months ago the greydun stallion Hangvar Kry was sold from Germany, where he has got quite many foals, to Norway and in the beginning of May he was licensed in Norway too.
And recently the Swedish stallion Flurry was sold to the Netherlands. We hope he will pass all tests with good results and wish him good luck in his new country!
We hope that these good news will give inspiration to all to continue and improve their breeding, and that this will give the result that there will be a lot of good foals next year, in Sweden and of course in all other countries!
Helena Kättström
Flurry
Hangvar Kry
Link to the results published on Norsk Fjordhestsenter : CLICK HERE
Link to the judge cards "exterior" : CLICK HERE
Link to the test results : CLICK HERE
Pictures of Monica Bringedal on our facebook page : CLICK HERE
Congratulations to all the participants!
The grå stallion BRIJOL was best of show. This stallion is also approved in Belgium and has Netherland's origins. (picture Norsk Fjordhestsenter)
