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donderdag 27 februari

On February 3th, Moya Resto Cazador, the first registered Falabella foal of 2025, was born.

At Stal Jaegersrust the beautiful filly ‘Moya Resto Cazador’ was born on 3 February. Moya is a daughter of Jacky's F. Fata Morgana and Bovido Resto Cazador. This officially opens the 2025 foaling season! Congratulations to the proud breeder and owner.

zondag, augustus 27

Falabella Summer Inspection 2023

On 27 August 2023, the Falabella summer inspection took place. At ‘Downloads’ you will find all the results, but here are the names of the champions in advance. The jury began with the inspection of the colts. They found this a very strong group of foals. The Foal Champion & Overall Champion & winner of the section Most Beautiful Head therefore became 7 HORATIÓ LQ (on the right in the picture next to his mother Lola La Quilla). Bred by Los Quatros Stud, Horatio LQ is a son of Salvador van de Schelphoeve and Lola La Quilla. His stablemate 3 HONRADÉZ LQ (pictured left) was reserve foal champion & reserve general champion. Stoeterij Los Quatros had a very successful day, as their yearling mare 23 GIGI LQ became youth champion later in the day. The appaloosa mare 30 HOOIDONKHOFS F. CARESA became reserve youth champion. 36 REPKO F. MAQUINTO'S LITTLE AMORE was adult champion & winner of the Falabella category with the best movements. 41 NOVIA LA QUILLA became reserve adult champion. 19 DIARA DEL PANTANO was awarded reserve in the best movement section, a bonus awarded by the judges. Photographer: Leontien Ruissen Thanks to the sponsors: Minihorse.eu (who among other things donated the blanket for the overall champion), Florian (who among other things donated bags of feed for the champions), Tici Horseshop, Neuralnet, Bouwmeester bouwbedrijf, and many others. Congratulations to the champions and to all participants!  
zondag, augustus 28

Inspection of the Falabellamares, -foals and -stallions

On Sunday the 28th of August, the annual Falabella inspection took place at Manege Zwolle in Zwolle. From 10.00 onwards, the Falabellas put their best foot forward. The day started with the inspection of the foal classes. First the colts came into the ring, followed by the fillies. The beautiful colt Frisia F. Enzo of Carin and Ids Waterlander convinced the jury with his appearance. Later on in the day, he also became the reserve overall champion. After the foals, the enters and the two-year olds came into the arena. Here the yearling Falabellaland Bellatrix owned and presented by Hanneke Kolthof showed herself the best. She won the youth championship and, in the afternoon, the category 'Falabella with the best movement'. J&R Stables Gloria of Johan van der Veen and Rene van Teijlingen became the reserve youth champion, and she also won the title of 'Falabella with the most beautiful head'. After all that young talent, we came to the studbook entries. Unfortunately, the stallion registered for the studbook registration had been cancelled. Fortunately, however, we did have a nice group in the studbook admission category of Falabella mares. This category was won by last year's overall champion: Kiara van Anté owned by John Bouwmeester. Elena van Brezal of Carin and Ids Waterlander, who became second in this section, was more convincing to the jury during the championships and became reserve adult champion. The titles of adult champion and general Falabella champion went this time to Azul Resto Cazador (see photo) of Yvonne van Werkhoven. This beautiful black stallion also managed to convince this jury team, as he also became general Falabella champion once in 2016! Congratulations to the proud breeders and owners! Thank you, Leontien Ruissen for the beautiful photos and Minihorse.eu for the blanket and sponsorship.
dinsdag, oktober 19

RVO upholds decision to recognise EFS after objection by TFS

On 15 April 2021, European Falabella Studbook (EFS) was recognised by the RVO as a daughter studbook of the Mini Falabella studbook in Argentina. The Belgian government also recognised EFS in the course of the summer of 2021. EFS was also given the mandate to issue 'real' Falabella passports. Because TFS, who took over the old Falabella Studbook at the beginning of 2020, did not agree with the decision of the RVO, Sue Eckholdt lodged an objection to this decision with the RVO in the spring of 2021. The RVO naturally informed the EFS Board, after which the EFS members were also informed. The grounds on which TFS objected were also communicated to the EFS Board. According to the notice of objection, the RVO could not recognise EFS! In early September, a hearing was organised by the RVO to hear the parties involved. Several factors played a role in the RVO's decision to declare TFS' objection unfounded. TFS and FSE follow the guidelines of the ACCF. At the end of 2019 FSE has decided to stop and to transfer everything to TFS, as of 28 April 2020 the recognition of FSE has been withdrawn. When the EFS was founded, there was NO other studbook in the European union for the Falabella breed. Due to the Brexit, the UK is no longer a member of the European Union! TFS and EFS are both studbooks with the objective of breeding purebred Falabella horses. Due to the Brexit, the recognition of the UK studbooks has expired for the European Union. TFS is listed as a breeding organisation in third countries. This means that TFS is authorised to issue zootechnical certificates allowing breeders to bring Falabella horses into the European Union as purebreds. With such a zootechnical certificate, breeders are entitled to register their animals with a studbook for the same breed within the European Union. TFS has an interest in ensuring that purebred Falabella horses or their offspring are entered in a herd book for the same breed in the European Union. EFS is the only studbook for Falabella horses recognised within the European Union! And is therefore the only one! The RVO states that EFS is rightly and solely recognised within the European Union. ACCF and Mini Falabella are both equal according to the legislation. No evidence has been provided by TFS that proved to be correct with regard to the rules and legislation. There is no DNA test proving whether a horse is a Falabella, only a parentage check. EFS has equated ACCF and MiniFalabella. In its investigation, EFS saw no basis for the ACCF to be recognised. In principle, one has to meet the same requirements as in the regulation. ACCF does not meet the requirement of having enough breeding animals! EFS has acted correctly and openly towards the RVO and towards the EFS members. TFS's objection is unfounded. Objection hearing