AUSTRALIAN LIPIZZANER REGISTRY INC

AUSTRALIAN LIPIZZANER REGISTRY INC
Patron: Hofrat. Univ. Doz. Dr. Jaromir Oulehla. “Striving for Breeding Excellence”
Issue 6 March 2015
AUSTRALIAN LIPIZZANER REGISTRY INC
ALR NEWSLETTER
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Editorial
Welcome to the sixth edition of the ALR Inc, newsletter we hope you enjoy
this lovely publication and find the content informative.
Featuring this month is the family history of Janković -Bésán. Stud Farms of;
Teresovacz County Bjelovar & Bilogora, Croatia/Slavonia & descendants later located in Fogaras Romania & Babolna & Ureglak in Hungary
WHATS COMING UP IN 2015
ISSUE 6 MARCH 2015
"A horse will
never tire of a rider
who possesses both
tact and sensitivity
because he will
never be pushed
beyond his
possibilities."
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ALR Inc. Evaluation of Lipizzaner horses by Dr Jaromir Oulehla
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A Judges School given by Dr Jaromir Oulehla will be run in
conjunction with the evaluations at the end of November 2015
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Potentially 11 foals due in the 2015 breeding season within Australia &
New Zealand by 7 different Lipizzaner stallions
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Murray Bridge All Breeds show 8 February 2015, SA
In Issue No. 6
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AHAA National Show in April 2015, SIEC NSW
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Editorial
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Update of the ALR Inc. Website
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Family of Janković -Bésán
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Murray Bridge All Breeds
Show Results
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Spotlight on: Conversano
Allegra V (imp Slovenia)
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Stallions at Stud
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Sale Opportunities
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New Zealand News
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Contact the ALR
Our feature cover horse for this issue is: Pluto Odaliska of the South African Lipizzaners. Photograph by Małgorzata Kuriata photography. Count Janković -Bésán established the breed in South Africa with six mares and two stallions, after fleeing his
stud farm “Ureglak” in Hungary following the advances of the Red Army.
Disclaimer: The ALR Inc. does not accept any responsibility for accuracy for
photographs & information, including advertisements, in this publication.
- Nuno Oliveira
Family of Janković -Bésán
Stud Farms of; Teresovacz in Bjelovar / Bilogora County, Croatia/Slavonia & descendants later located in Fogaras, Romania & Babolna, Hungary Ureglak. The
stud farm at Cabuna was later established in 1890.
Contributed to the Male lines of:
Tulipan: from Teresovacz Stud around 1800.
Pluto: after 1870 following the extinction of the direct line at Lipica.
Contributed to the Mare Lines: (B) Recognised Non-Classical Mare Families of
Croatian Origin and their serial line numbers, according to Piber Stud Book of
Origin.
Town of Druvar Crest
6 Line: TRAVIATA
Foundress: Traviata (Cabuna, before 1913) Cabuna (Jankovic)
7 Line: MARGIT
Foundress: Margit (Cabuna, before 1902) Cabuna (Jankovic)
8 Line: MANCZI
Foundress: Maros (Cabuna, before 1899) Cabuna (Jankovic)
14 Line: ERACEL
Foundress: Eracel 1880, Teresovacz Stud
15 Line: CZIRKA
Foundress: Czirka mid 1800’s Teresovacz
Jankovic COA
16 Line: 502 MOSZGÓ PERLA
Foundress: Komamasszony 1874 Teresovacz
History of the Janković Stud Farms & Breeding:
In 1680 the Janković family started breeding with Spanish horses. Both the Tulipan
and later the Pluto horses came from this stud. Sire of the Tulipan was defined as a
“Spanish Breed” and Tulipan came from a Spanish herd of this stud. (A. Hop). The
Hungarian family Jankovićs owned Ureglak in the county of Somogy.
County Somogy Hungary
They also had the Teresovacz stud farm in Croatia/Slovenia. The family bred and
crossbred Lipizzaner horses of Spanish origin with horses purchased directly from
Lipizza. Hence are the origins of the Tulipan. Despite this, no Tulipan stallion was
found in the Hungarian Lipizza stud farms.
Only in the summer 1869, a black stallion, born from a “Caprice” was brought to the
stables of Szilvasvarad, that was later known as the home of the Tulipan horse.
(Source: Ardverdi d Emilei web site Lipizzaners).
The most important of the private stud farms from 1680 was Teresovacz. Here the
Tulipan line was used and this was a line of Spanish descent. Around 1800 he appears and it is noted that both his sire and his dam were Spanish.
County Bjelovar & Bilogora Croatia
The Pluto line died out at Lipizza but was brought back from Teresovacz, just as
the Maestoso had died out in Lipizza and was brought back from Mezohegyes.
Therefore it is worth noting that all Plutos appearing in any way on any pedigree
also contains Tulipan.
Around 1890, the family stud farm at Teresovacz (now in Croatia), a part of the
Janković-Bésán estate, was split up because of an inheritance issue. As a result, a
second stud was founded in Cabuna, not far from Teresovacz. After the resolution
of yet another dispute over property of the Janković-Bésáns in the late 1920s, the
horse breeding operation then moved to Ureglak in Hungary. In 1944, the owner of
the stud, Count Janković-Bésán, was forced to flee Hungary due to the advance of
the Red Army. He left with eight Lipizzans: six mares and two stallions. The Pluto
line died out in Lipica around the 1870’s as the stud farm chose not to continue this
line. The remaining Pluto horses of the Janković family at Teresovacz were much
better and continued the line from this stud to the present day.
Pluto Head Study 1900
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Teresovacz ceased breeding in around 1922. The horses in South Africa today
are direct descendants of this stud farm.
In 1872 the horses of the Teresovacz moved to Fogaras, from there the Royal
Hungarian Stud moved to Babolna in 1912, apparently due to an “eye infection” in
the herd. The Balkan wars were in existence at this time and there were fears of a
second Balkan war, so it is possibly more likely that due to the unstable political
situation the horses were moved. Not all the horses were moved, but most were to
Babolna. A small herd considered as working horses remained. They were all
purebred Lipizzaners. The stud books also went to Babolna, so the pedigrees
could not be continued at Fogaras. It was definite the horses were purebred, as
many of the horses were branded with the pure brands with the F for Favory.
Tulipan VI Szilvasvarad ( H. Nünberg )
There is a story in Hungary that the Favory line is also connected to this line, but
this cannot be proved at the moment. Fogaras combined horses from the Teresovacz stud. Other noted breeders were the Esterhazy and Biedermann
(Mozsgó Stud) families. However the most important private stud farm in Hungary
in earlier times was that of the Janković family named Teresovacz. Hungary and
Romania did not exchange horses, however it is guaranteed that all the horses are
purebred Lipizzaners. (Source: Louise Krutzler’s notes from Atjan Hop International Lipizzaner Judges schools 2007 and 2008).
The castle of Daruvar was built in the 18th century at an elevated point in the center of luxurious gardens probably dating back to the same period. The castle was
widely known for its beauty, and it is in fact after this castle that the town of Daruvar was named. The castle later changed many owners and, in recent times, it
used to be a high school building. In 1763, after many years of Turkish rule in this
area, Antun Janković became the owner of Daruvar. He bought the property for
40,000 forints. The main north wall which is 4 meters high, 2 meters wide and 14
meters long, is partly conserved. (Croatian National Tourist Board website)
Pluto Fantasca 1890 Fogaras
In 1765 Maria Theresa, bestowed upon Count Janković the title “de Daruvar“. In
Hungarian "daru" means "crane" which was the symbol on the coat of arms of that
family, and "var" means town or castle. In translation, Daruvar means Crane's town
or Crane's castle. Today the crane is the symbol of Daruvar and its pose represents constant alert on watch.
Count Antun Janković in 1771 renamed Podborje as Daruvar and from 1771 to
1777, Antun Janković built a baroque castle, with a park that had already been
surrounded by several houses, and the settlement was named after the castle. In
1771 German explorer, traveller and writer, Taube listed the Castle Janković
among one of the most beautiful buildings in the kingdom.
Schloss Daruvar Croatia
SALE OPPORTUNITES
All Purebred Lipizzaner horses offered for sale are
fully registered with the Australian Lipizzaner
Registry Inc. & are eligible for accreditation.
WELCOME NEW OWNER!
514 Favory Lucca III
2014 Purebred Lipizzaner colt. Bred by Annwn Park Lipizzaner Stud
Siire: 257 Favory Pallavicina | Dam: 223 Lucca
Purchased at 3 months of age by Sharon palmer of NSW. We would like to
congratulate Sharon on the purchase of this superlative Lipizzaner colt. He is the
first foal by 257 Favory Pallavicina “Merlin” and we are extremely proud of the quality produced. Aramis will be competed in dressage. Currently Sharon competes at
Novice (training some advanced movements) with her PRE x gelding. What great
ambassadors for the breed, certainly a pair to watch for in the future.
Murray Bridge
All Breeds Show
Photograph Results from top:
Champion Mare or filly
248 Sienna (Ashleigh Klaassen)
Reserve Champion Mare or filly
503 Gidrane (Ethan Klaassen)
Champion Gelding
501 Conversano Sava II
(Louise Krutzler)
Reserve Champion Gelding
292 Conversano Grace III
(Louise Krutzler)
SUPREME CHAMPION
LIPIZZANER
248 SIENNA
Be a winner. Own a Lipizzaner!
Contact the ALR Inc. for
Lipizzaner horses that are currently
Available for purchase.
LIPIZZANER STALLION AT
STUD NSW
257 FAVORY PALLAVICINA
Elite Accredited | 157cm (15.2hh) | Sire 226 Favory Naussica (imp Fr)
Dam Pluto XXIX-23 (Imp Hun)
Introductory fee 2014/15 $1850, after $2000 (service only) .
0418 670 020 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.annwnpark.com.au
(Photos Delsharla Pet Pawtraits)
LIPIZZANER STALLION AT
STUD QLD
201 PLUTO LINDA I
Elite Accredited | 157cm (15.2hh) | Sire Pluto Neapolitano III | Dam 109 Linda
Service fee Service Fee: $1,800 + GST
0447 378 463 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.crystalvalley.com.au
SPOTLIGHT ON
224 Conversano Allegra V (imp Slovenia)
SPOTLIGHT ON
224 Conversano
Allegra V (Imp Slovenia)
Bred by Irene Vidic, Slovenia
Sire: Conversano Capriola
XIV
Dam: 2170 Allegra
Imported in 2005 by Habsburg, “Leo”
as he is known, is well credentialed.
At three years of age he won the
European
Lipizzaner
Young
Stallion Championship in 2002 held
in Slovakia.
A classical silver-white baroque
Lipica style of horse Leo has proven
himself as a wonderful sire with offspring showing lovely Lipizzaner
type , movement & exceptional temperaments.
Pictured top; Leo in Pessade training with Annette riding Conversano
Allegra V. Instructor Barrie Stratton.
Photo by Anna Melton
Photo Bottom: 262 Conversano
Grace I The 1st progeny for 224 Con-
versano Allegra V (Imp Slov)
NEW ZEALAND NEWS
By Lisa Spencer-Tomkins
Director - A Plus Lipizzaner Stud - Auckland NZ.
Happy New Year everyone!
504 Conversano Bekescaba has stood for his first season at stud and so far we have
276 Saffana and 283 Isidria both in foal. These foals will be the first Lipizzaners on
the North Island since Safana was born 6 years ago. Stephanie Skjoldebrand has been
here for a week in the North Island for one of what we call her famous Boot Camp's. I
am grateful that Stephanie shared some of her time for an interview.
Stephanie Skjoldebrand riding Epona
Studs Lipizzaner stallion,
3518 Conversano Juliana III (imp
USA/dec)
238 Favory Tural ‘George’. Favory
Naussica from Tural.
We would like to thank Stephanie for her time in sharing this wonderful story
with us and look forward to hearing much more in the future .
Epona Studs Lipizzaner stallion,
3518 Conversano Juliana III (Imp
USA/dec)
NEW ZEALAND NEWS
Some Lipizzaner news from the South Island:
Lorna Price and her son James took part in a memorial ride to commemorate the
more than 10,000 horses sent from NZ in WW1 that never returned.
Well over 100 horses, donkeys, & mules and their riders took part. There where
every size and age of horse and riders represented. The ride included 5 covered
wagons pulled by teams of Clydesdales carrying some of the very elderly
dignitaries, but only one Lipizzaner , our girl Stella (Conversano Juliana III x Inzia)
pictured below, has never been out in the company of strangers or been to any
kind of show, took the whole thing in her stride.
FOR SALE Conversano Perletta, 4
year old Lipizzaner gelding by
Conversano Juliana III from Perletta
Contact Gail Kathleen Hamilton of
Epona Stud NZ or the ALR Inc.
FOR SALE Bonadea, 2 year old
Lipizzaner filly by Conversano
Juliana III from Perletta Contact Gail
Kathleen Hamilton of Epona Stud NZ
or the ALR Inc.
FOR SALE Isadora, 2 year old Lipizzaner filly by Conversano
Juliana III from Inzia Contact Gail
Kathleen Hamilton of Epona Stud NZ
or the ALR Inc.
Contact Us
Australian Lipizzaner Registry Inc.
PO Box 506
YANKALLILA, SA 5211
EMAIL
[email protected]
Visit us on the web at:
www.australianlipizznerregistry.
org.au
A beautiful painting of Lipizzaner stallion Favory Pallavicina by Chris Crowhusrt (USA)
www.australianlipizznerregistry.org.au
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