Annual Report KFPS 2015

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Annual Report KFPS 2015
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Member numbers per country
1. KFPS business
1.4 Foreign countries
Germany .......................................... 1181
The KFPS has members in 58 countries across all continents.
Belgium ............................................. 322
1.1 General state of afairs and preview
These foreign members are represented by 10 delegates on the
France ............................................... 235
The year 2015 shows a reversal of trend in a number of aspects. For the irst time in years there has been a rise in stud service numbers.
KFPS Member Council. Another channel for members to have a
United Kingdom ................................ 224
An important fact, since a major part of the bulk of studbook-related activities such as registrations and inspections depends on these
say in KFPS matters is the WFHO, an organisation which unites
Denmark ........................................... 220
numbers and will become manifest in the coming years. In the formulation of the long-term policy plan and the ensuing long-term budget
all studbooks and KFPS-ailiated associations. Countries with
Canada
this gradual growth has been taken into account. At the regional meetings the Board as well as the Direction´s vision of the future resulted
more than 100 (paying) members are:
Australia ........................................... 166
United States .................................. 1530
in good discussions, which unavoidably also touched upon the subject of the future of the Friesian breed in terms of breeding goal. How
............................................ 202
Sweden ............................................. 166
much emphasis should lie on the sport and on breed characteristics; how to select on the kind of character which is needed for a sport
Poland ............................................... 123
horse without making allowances for the reliability of the Friesian horse. Finding the right balance between breeding goal characteristics
Norway ............................................. 104
and a selection policy that capitalises on this is our key aim. With regard to selection policy this visionary statement anticipates on the
1.5 Education Week
expectations related to genomic selection, with the by now generally accepted DNA tests as forerunners. Moving with the times also means
For the second year running the KFPS has organised a three-day German-spoken summer course Judging the Friesian Horse. Practically
that alternative options for membership must be considered, especially so because over time the Studbook has developed a much larger
the whole of last year´s group came for a repeat experience. The course took place in and around the Fries Congrescentrum in Drachten
function than just registration and breeding. Further steps have been taken as regards our foreign policy with as its main exponent the
from Wednesday 22nd through to Friday 24th of July. Course leaders were Louise Hompe and Wil Thijssen who were treated to a group
irst inspection in China. A successful policy hinges on a strong inancial foundation. From a inancial point of view the KFPS can be
with the full maximum of 30 participants from Austria, Switzerland and Germany.
considered to be an ultra-healthy society which is substantiated by the Annual Account 2015.
Also in and around the Fries Congrescentrum in Drachten an English-spoken Horse & Rider Instruction Week was held in early September,
which was a joint initiative of Paard Mens Onderwijs ((Horse Humans Education,ed.)PMO)) and the KFPS. Speciically for foreign Friesian
horse enthusiasts an English-only Instruction Week was initiated in 2015. The course week ofered a mix of cultural outings, tuition on
1.2 Regions and Member Council
judging Friesian horses and of course instructions for riders and drivers with or without their own horse. This irst English-spoken Instruc-
In 2015 the usual two meetings of the Member Council were held, preceded by meetings in all 13 regions. The Member Council has
tion Week counted seven participants: two Australians, Two Americans, one person from Austria, a Welshman and one Dutch person.
approved the following policy-related resolutions:
1.6 Judging Courses
Spring meeting:
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The Regulations for the Sport predicate driving dressage have been amended. Horses competing at level Z driving dressage
In 2015 ive Judging Courses were organised in the Netherlands. The course Judging I took place in the Mid Netherlands, South
must obtain ten winning points to qualify for the Sport predicate. In case a horse is launched directly at ZZ level, a number of
Netherlands and Friesland with a total of 48 people who successfully completed the course. The course Judging II was held in
ive winning points is suicient for the Sport predicate.
Friesland on two occasions and produced a total of 21 successful participants. An additional number of various workshops were held
In the 2015 inspection season a low-threshold inspection was introduced for Foal Book mares and geldings for acceptance in
all across the Netherlands and abroad.
the Studbook or Gelding Book, free from awarding premiums or predicates. Horse owners are given the opportunity to have
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horses tested at a small cost and can seek advice with an eye to entering their horses for inspections and what prospect they
1.7 Young KFPS
have of winning premiums. This can help them to decide whether or not to give the horse in training.
Young KFPS was established in 2009 aiming to stimulate young people’s interest in the Friesian horse as well as inspire a greater
The number of regional meetings will stay the same, one in the spring and one in the autumn.
involvement in matters of both sport and breeding. Additionally, the KFPS aims to promote the inlux from Young KFPS to the various
councils and committees within its organisation which can be brought about by organising events with the focus on transfer of
Autumn meeting:
knowledge. In 2015 Young KFPS organised various activities such as a visit to AIR FRANCE KLM MARTINAIR Cargo, a discussion evening
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The investment mandate will be raised from € 500,000 to € 1,000,000 with the investment proile maximised at moderately defensive.
in Drachten on the topic of ‘Personality of the Friesian horse on its way to top sports’, a breeding visit to Stud Bosksicht, a stop at
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To rope in a wider target group to the KFPS than just owners and breeders, a low-threshold membership option will be
Animal Embryo Centre Diergaerderhof in Maria Hoop together with Young KWPN, a photography workshop with Jitzke Grijpstra and a
introduced. An action will be organised on Facebook to ind a itting name for this form of membership. For an entry fee of €
visit to Jan and Susan Bouwman’s Egberdina Hoeve in Nijeveen. At the end of 2015 Young KFPS had around 193 members.
25,- a year the KFPS sport donor helps to maintain, improve, promote and advance the well-being of the Friesian horse with
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its characteristic exterior, paces and character. Donors will get access to KFPS TV and the online library as well as receive
1.8 In memoriam
discounts on tickets for the Stallion Inspection, 10% discount on all KFPS merchandise in the web shop and the option to take
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February 19th saw the rather sudden demise of Wim van Bemmel at the age of 78. Van Bemmel was well-known in the equestrian world
part in clinics and courses organised by the KFPS. At some extra costs the donation membership can be upgraded to include
as a breeder of Friesian horses and Welsh ponies and as an administrator. In 2004/2005 Wim van Bemmel held a function on an interim
various subscriptions, such as an annual subscription on Phryso Sport (4x per year), Phryso total (12x per year) or an annual
administration of the KFPS. Following that he held a seat on the Member Council for a period of eight years. In the past few years Van
subscription on the online MyHorse to access horse data and stallion information. The right to vote, registration of horses and
Bemmel acted as a KFPS ambassador. In his capacity as a breeder of Friesian horses Van Bemmel reaped success with the purchase of
entering horses for inspections will remain the privilege of KFPS members.
his Nikolaas 310 daughter Imce who brought a son that actually managed to obtain a ticket for the Central Examination. We remember
The motion to introduce an extra predicate designation for horses that have performed exceedingly well in aptitude tests will
Wim van Bemmel for his pleasant personality and as a dedicated and loyal member who used to have an outspoken and comprehensive
return on the agenda of the 2016 Spring Meeting. All accumulated data will be forwarded to the Breeding Council and Sports
Council. The motion on this subject will be brought to the vote at the 2016 Spring Meeting.
vision on equine husbandry and breeding.
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On March 6th Wim van Lierop died at the fairly young age of 66. Van Lierop used to be a member of the KFPS Jury for over ifteen
years. He was an all-round horseman. Apart from being a member of the KFPS Jury he was also active as a judge in dressage, driving
and show driving as well as an instructor. He started his breeding activities in 1980 with for example the Star Preferent Naen 264
members was: 5518. Compared to the year before this
represents a decline of 5,7%. The countries outside the
Netherlands show a small growth in numbers.
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daughter Wopke (pedigree 28) from which he developed a successful mare line. Because of his ailing health he was forced to
renounce his work as a jury member in 2008.
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14000
12000
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8000
6000
4000
2000
0
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2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
On 31 December 2015 the number of registered Dutch
Ontwikkeling ledenaantallen
KFPS
Development
membership numbers
KFPS
Ledenaantal
1.3 Developments membership
numbers
Jaartal
Year
Breeder Anne Oosterbaan passed away on March 24th. Oosterbaan enjoyed many successes with his Friesian Synaeda horses. His
Buitenlandse
Foreign
members
leden
Model mares Pyrrha fan Synaeda and Gonda F.T. were unquestionably some of his highlights. With thirteen Star ofspring Pyrrha
Nederlandse
Dutch members
leden
shares the top position on the list of Preferent mares with Setske F. Gonda F.T. celebrated many championships which culminated in
the Overall Champion Title of the 2005 Central Inspection. Anne Oosterbaan was exceptionally passionate about breeding and he
didn’t stop at just breeding Friesian horses. As a dairy farmer at his Synaeda State in Tzummarum he also had a run of success with
his Friesian-Dutch cows. In addition to this he bred sheep (Zwartbles sheep and Blue Texel sheep, a breed he developed), several
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poultry breeds and he has earned some merit as a grower/breeder of tulip varieties. Anne Oosterbaan died at the age of 82. He was
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The chart below presents an overview of basic statistics of the KFPS in recent years:
escorted to his resting place by his Friesian horses, descendants of Pyrrha and Gonda.
Financial figures (€ x 1.000)
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
On September 27th Dr. Reinier (René) Geurts passed away. For many members of the Studbook the name Geurts is inextricably linked
Benefits
2.548
2.487
2.390
2.366
2.543
2.408
2.890
Costs
2.487
2.556
2.434
2.495
2.619
2.672
2.794
with the ‘mare line studbooks’. As the author he signed for various editions with the irst one being published back in 1964. In his
working life Dr. Geurts was a school physician/company doctor for the local Council Health Authority (GGD) in his hometown
Heerlen. He had a great love for all things that grow and blossom. Through a befriended vet he was introduced to the Friesian breed
Financial credits and debits
and he was so taken by it that it triggered an interest in its breeding. This eventually led to a doctoral research at the Veterinary
Net result
Faculty in Utrecht where he took his degree in 1969. He obtained a seat on the Breeding Advisory Committee of the FPS which
Own capital
56
111
77
123
92
89
143
117
42
33
6-
16
175-
239
2.168
2.056
2.013
2.010
2.016
2.000
2.176
launched the Breeding Plan Friesian Horses in 1979. Because of his signiicant contribution to the breeding of the Friesian horse Dr.
Geurts received the decoration of Honorary Member of the Society in 1989. Now in 2015 we can safely assume that Dr. Geurts’
The chart above reveals that beneits have incre-
Solvability
inluence is still evident. Dr. Geurts died at the age of 86.
ased. Costs have gone down. Further details on
beneits and costs are listed under the heading
2. Staf
proit-and-loss account. In the past year the net
2.1 Staf mutations
security stocks was good, however, interest returns
Oice
have gone down. With own capital amounting to
result of inancial credits and debits has gone down
in comparison to the year before. The return from
There have been no staf mutations in the course of 2015. The development over the past few years can be seen in the diagram below:
2015
7,9
Number of FTE’s
2014
7,9
2013
8,2
2012
8,4
2011
9,6
2010
9,8
€ 2,168,193 the society can be considered as
Own capital vs
balance-total
2009
10,3
healthy.
The chart below relects an overview of the
solvability of the society in the past few years.
Organisation chart
Below youtreft
find ausketch
of theorganogram
KFPS organisation
Onderstaand
aan het
vanchart.
het KFPS.
The management
(MT)
consists ofdoor
Ids Hellinga,
Nynke Bakker
andBakker
Marijke Akkerman
Het managementteam
(MT) team
wordt
gevormd
Ids Hellinga,
Nynke
en Marijke Akkerman
Generally speaking, an organisation will be
categorised as ‘healthy’ when the solvability
percentage stays within the range of 25% and 40%.
The KFPS has a solvability of 40,1%. The liquidity
Directeur
ratio of the Studbook can also be listed as excellent.
Ids Hellinga
3.3 Details Annual Account 2015
Balance sheet
Manager Financiën / P&O
Manager Communicatie / PR
Nynke Bakker
Marijke Akkerman
The chart below gives a concise overview of the balance from the Annual Account 2015:
x € 1.000
31.12.2015
31.12.2014
ACTIVE
Directie secretaresse
& Medew stamboekregistratie
Eveline van Kooten
Medew.
financiën
Greta
Boomsma
Receptie/
Medew.
ledenadministratie
Conciërge
Belinda van
der Woude
Anneke
Bos
Annet
Wouda
Medew.
stamboekregistratie
Ina van der
Lei
Medew.
stamboekregistratie
Renie Koster
31.12.2015
31.12.2014
PASSIVE
Fixed capital
20
36
Own capital
2.168
2.056
Supplies
74
99
Longterm debits
2.374
2.341
Shortterm debits
Accounts receivable
Medew.
organisatie
keuringen
x € 1.000
714
786
Securities and liquide assets
4.595
4.242
Balance total
5.403
5.164
Balance total
862
767
5.403
5.164
Medew.
stamboekregistratie/
receptie
Total balance has gone up. As regards the assets (active) this is due to a higher entry for stock securities and liquid assets. As regards
Trijnie Duin
the passive the entry for own capital has gone up. The long-term debt concerning Studbook certiicates has also risen because the
number of unsettled certiicates is still growing. At the same time short-term debits have gone up, mainly due to a higher number of
advanced invoices and a higher entry of still outstanding invoices regarding the Stallion Inspection 2016.
3. Financial statements
Proit-and-loss account
3.1 General
the Phryso of May 2016.
For more details on beneits and costs we would like to refer you to
the Annual Account 2015 and the concise report in the attachments to
Below we merely point out a limited number of subjects from the KFPS inancial report. For a proper overview of the full inancial state of
afairs of the KFPS you are referred to the Annual Account 2015 (available via [email protected])
The diagram below relects the development of beneits and costs (excl.
inancial credits and debits) of the society in recent years.
3.2 Financial situation
For 2015 the KFPS had factored in a deicit of € 115,000. The KFPS has succeeded in staying well within the budget with a inal
positive result of € 116,555.
We will briely report on some details of the proit-and-loss account.
€ x 1.000
Baten
lasten
(excl.financial
financiëlecredits
baten &and
lasten)
Benefits
andencosts
(excl.
debits)
3.500
3.250
3.000
2.750
2.500
2.250
2.000
1.750
1.500
1.250
1.000
750
500
250
2015
2014
2013
2012
Baten
Benefits
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2011
2010
2009
Jaartallen
Year
Lasten
Costs
Costs
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Beneits and costs
to practically zero. Compared to the previous year the number of registrations in B-Book I has dropped as opposed to an increase in
Total beneits have gone up. Traditional sources of income from membership fees, stud services and registrations are decreasing at a
the number of registrations in B-Book II. This is due to the decision to withdraw breeding permits in certain regions (chiely Eastern
slower rate than budgeted. Compared to 2014 stud services and registrations are even slightly on the increase, as well as mem-
Europe). These igures reveal the necessity to consider the distribution of breeding permits per country because an increase of foals
bership numbers outside the Netherlands. Breeding proceeds have gone up, but this is ofset by a rise in breeding expenses due to a
in B-Book II is an undesirable development.
larger number of stallions that have completed progeny testing and taken part in the Central Examination. We have also invested in
advancing breeding value estimates with ABFP and IBOP data and research has been initiated to assess the fertilising capacity of
4.5 Inspections
sperm cells with a deviating acrosome. Incidental costs of 2015 mainly consist of a contribution towards the documentary ‘It Swarte
There were 13 breeding days in 2015, including the breeding days on Ameland and Terschelling and the one in Oosterland, formerly
Goud’, preliminary costs for the show in 2018 and expenses for promotion in China.
Vrouwenpolder. Five breeding days included a pre-inspection. 10 studbook examinations and 4 foal examinations were organised in the
The improved result is also partly due to another unexpected incidental beneit from an imposed ine for exceeding stud limits, good
Netherlands. The number of inspection days in foreign countries totalled 73.
results of the 2015 Stallion Inspection and the release of anticipated legal costs.
Taking all categories into account, the number of examinations was nearly 7% up in 2015. The increase is caused by the growing
number of inspections outside the Netherlands, the bulk of which is attributable to the large number of stallions and colts that are
3.4 Long-term expectations
exported to new markets and entered there for inspections. It´s encouraging to see that for the irst time in years the percentage of
Following the long-term KFPS policy plan 2015-2020 a long-term budget was drawn up in the autumn of 2015. This budget generates
foals entered for inspections has gone up. A possible reason could be the fact that inspection fees for foals have been cancelled.
an overall more positive outlook than the 2015 budget. With a small increase in registration proceeds, membership numbers in
foreign countries and the total of stud services, expectations for the years ahead are slightly more optimistic. Considering that the
Netherlands
2015
books for 2015 can be closed with a better result than budgeted and keeping in line with the long-term policy plan, the KFPS Board
would like to follow-up the 2014-2015 investments and further cuts are not deemed necessary. More cutbacks would afect our
service levels on a national and probably even more so on an international scale, but also core businesses such as in the ields of
breeding, communication and events would sufer. Instead, the KFPS Board deems it necessary to work on the consolidation of the
organisation. We will therefore seek to invest in market development, international promotion and the support of foreign associations. Our programme for more breeding research will also be continued. Expenses for breeding research can be inanced from the
allocated reserves.
4. Breeding and registration
4.1 Breeding programme
The breeding programme primarily focuses on two aspects. Firstly, the breeding programme describes the selection policy with a
Foals
Abroad
2015
Netherlands
2014
Abroad
2014
Total
2015
Total
2014
Difference
1048
436
996
422
1484
1418
+5%
Registration mares
700
448
715
360
1148
1075
+7%
Geldings/stallions
85
320
118
192
405
310
+31%
Upgrading
190
163
200
179
353
379
-7%
First viewing
253
253
263
-4%
Yearlings
62
54
60
27
116
87
+33%
Two-year-old mares
60
57
69
35
117
104
+13%
6
2
8
2
8
10
-20%
Model mares
Crown mares
39
18
34
19
57
53
+8%
154
116
165
84
270
249
+8%
3
2
2
6
5
8
-38%
2600
1616
2630
1326
4216
3956
+7%
Star mares
view to advancing breeding goal characteristics. Another key issue is putting a curb on inbreeding, aiming for an inbreeding growth
Star geldings
of less than 1% per generation. Selection for the breeding goal aspects breeding characteristics (exterior) and sport aptitude has been
Total
263
going on for many years, predominantly by way of inspections and aptitude tests. Over the years, the estimated breeding values for
these aspects have started to play an increasingly prominent role for breeders as well as the Studbook (stallion selection). In spite of
4.6 Inspection results
the introduction of the Sport predicate and the promotion of aptitude tests via the Crown predicate, there still is a signiicant gap of
The diagrams below relect the data of foal inspections and inspections of adult horses. Just like last year the percentage of foals
relatively thin availability of sport (aptitude) data for potential stallion dams. Throughout 2015 possible solutions have been dis-
with a irst premium has gone up a bit and amounts to over 19%. The overall percentage of Star predicates shows a small decline
cussed in a wide context. Aptitude tests also play a crucial role in the selection for character. The irst reports that emerged from
which is caused by the growing number of inspections outside the Netherlands. Looking at the number of 3-year-olds inspected in
gathering data for 18 character-related aspects were published in Phryso in 2015. In a few years´ time it should be possible to
the Netherlands the Star percentage (35,5%) is similar to last year.
estimate breeding values for stallions.
RESULTS FOAL INSPECTIONS
4.2 Breeding and research
BBreeding research primarily focuses on DNA research. In 2015 the University of Utrecht managed to locate the mutation on the
genome which is responsible for dwarism, so that the marker test could be replaced with a gene test. Even though the marker test
turned out (with hindsight) to have been fairly reliable it is a good thing to have access to a test which, just like the hydrocephaly test,
Year
First premium
Second premium
Third premium
No premium
2015
277
814
314
36
2014
261
755
319
35
is 100% reliable. Towards the end of 2015 DNA research(GWAS: Genomis-Wide Association Study) into aortic rupture and oesophageal
dilation were initiated. The objective is to produce DNA tests for these innate defects for future use.
INSPECTION RESULTS ADULT HORSES
In 2015 new research was initiated to assess the relation between the fertilising capacity of sperm cells and deviating acrosomes. The
purpose in mind would be, that if it turns out that at present morphological incorrect semen proves in fact to be capable of fertilisation, then the norm for sperm examination of stallions can be adapted.
4.3 Stud services
Year
Studbook
MARES
Star
Crown
Model
GELDINGS
Gelding Book
Star
STALLIONS
Star
2015
746
405
51
15
64
41
161
2014
676
410
53
13
87
40
131
In 2015 there were 4504 registered stud services, which represents a growth compared to the 4093 registered stud services in 2014.
4.4 Registered foals
4.7 Preferent and Performance
There were 3235 reported births in 2015 which is more or less the same as in 2014 with 3218 reported births. From these foals 2888
Preferent and Performance predicates are awarded to mares with good-quality ofspring in terms of exterior or sport. In 2015 49 mares
were registered (chipped) in 2015. Some of the remaining foals (abroad) will be chipped and registered in 2016. 92% of the registered
received the Preferent predicate. The Performance predicate was awarded to as many as ten mares.
foals have been registered in the main section. The number of registrations in the B-books are as follows: B-Book I: 53; B-Book II: 134;
D-Book: 5. The number of registrations of ofspring from Friesian stallions registered in German studbooks has dropped substantially
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4.11 Stallion statistics
The names of the mares are:
PERFORMANCE MARES
In 2015 the stallions Folkert 353, Alert 475, Brandus 345 and Mintse 384 died.
Jikkelien v.d. Hofstad
Annegje van Meslans
Berndien
Els F.T.
Rinny
Lutske M.
Tinneke van ‘t Riet
Oedske
Tjipkje
Maaike Jauwkje V.
Star Sport Performance
Stb Pref Performance
Crown Sport Performance
Crown Sport Perform Pref
Star Performance
Model Pref Performance
Stb Pref Performance
Stb Performance
Star Sport Pref Perform
Star Prest
Sjaard 320
Feitse 293
Gerlof 294
Fabe 348
Djurre 284
Nammen 308
Brandus 345
Tamme 276
Anton 343
Oltman 317
F. Algra, Oudega
L. Haytema, Wons
J.J. Mulder, Eexterzandvoort
Fam. Tjeerdsma, Drogeham
F. van der Veen, Suameer
J. Pragt, De Wilgen
A. Diers-Schäfer, Vaals
G.H. Hof, Noord-Sleen
R.S. Visser, Burdaard
B. Veenstra, Lucaswolde
The stallions Anton 343 and Folkert 353 have achieved Preferent status.
4.12 Jury policy
To advance jury policy several days have been organised to promote schooling and uniformity. These days are organised under the
supervision of the inspection.
5. Sport
One of the core activities of the KFPS is to advance the Friesian horse’s progress in the sport. More and more Friesians are seen competing
4.8 Performance Tests
in various disciplines of elementary sports and the number of Friesians acting in sub top levels of dressage is constantly on the increase.
The KFPS diferentiates between three performance tests which provide information about the sport aptitude of young horses: the
Also more and more Friesians take part in both elementary as well as national-level classes and appear at national Championships.
Central Examination, the ABFP test and the IBOP test. The assessment scores from performance tests play an important role with
5.1 Sport predicates
respect to the breeding programme, in the selection of stallions and for awarding predicates.
In 2015 the following Sport predicates were awarded:
4.8.1 ABFP Tests
Stallions, geldings and mares are eligible for taking part in ABFP tests from the age of three. In ABFP tests horses will be trained in
Dressage: 78 Driving dressage: 22 Driving (combined): 1 Showdriving: 1
ridden and driven work for a period of seven weeks and will be evaluated in both disciplines. The assessment results are taken into
account for the declaration of permanent Crown or Model. The chief part of ABFP tests is carried out as part of progeny testing of
5.2 Pavo Fryso Cup
approved stallions. In each stallion´s sixth stud season 20 of his descendants will be selected for progeny testing. 158 ABFP tests
2014 saw the launch of renewed versions of the classes for Young Friesian Horses with Show Driving and Dressage Aptitude under the
were completed in 2015. The tests take place at WB-Stables in Warga. 10 ABFP tests were completed in the USA.
name of Pavo Fryso Cup. This was continued in 2015 and has been upgraded with a class for driving aptitude. Pre-selection rounds were
held on the various breeding days. Horses with scores totalling a minimum of 65% qualiied for the inals which were ridden during the
4.8.2 IBOP Tests
Central Inspection in Drachten. After taking the reins of the best horses in the dressage inals, guest jury members Benjamin Maljaars and
Stallions, geldings and mares can be entered for IBOP tests from the age of four. The horses can be evaluated in the disciplines riding
Joye Heuitink gave these horses a set of scores. The selections were judged by Aat van Essen, Monica Drohm and Mascha Reijs. These
horse, driving horse or show driving horse. The results play an important role in the declaration of permanent Crown or Model
competitions are open to 4-, 5- and 6-year-old horses registered with the KFPS. There are four dressage classes: 4-year-old mares, 5- and
predicates. The standard is set (same as for ABFP test) at a total score of 77 points averaging a 7 for the basic gaits. 253 IBOP tests
6-year-old mares, 4-year-old geldings/stallions and 5- and 6-year-old geldings/stallions. For show driving aptitude there are two catego-
were completed in 2015: 210 riding tests, 40 driving tests and 3 show driving test.
ries: geldings/stallions and mares. These renewed categories are now also open to breeding stallions in both dressage- as well as show
driving aptitude classes. The organisation of the selection rounds is in the hands of the board of the organising breeding chapter. The
4.9 Central Examination
participating countries are the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium. There are no pre-selections for driving aptitude. This class took place
Since 2013 the Performance Test only takes place in the autumn. The preparatory phase which consists of a three-day instruction
at the Central Inspection. The results of this competition can be looked up on the website under Events (Central Inspection) and under
course was irst introduced in 2012 and after positive feedback has been continued. Under the supervision of the new head of
point 6.2 of this Annual Report.
training Koos Naber and Johan Hamminga, the stallions´ trainers receive instructions about how to prepare their horse in the best
possible way. A change introduced in 2013 means that the stallion jury ofers owners advice as to whether they should enter their
5.3 Competitions
horses for the performance test or not. This policy was continued in 2014 and 2015. In the end, 20 stallions were entered for the
Throughout the year several competitions are organised speciically for Friesian horses. A short account of the major competitions.
autumn Central Examination in 2015 out of which six have been registered in the Studbook: Erryt 488 (Meinse 439 x Sytse 385), Eise
489 (Maurits 437 x Olof 315), Meinte 490 (Beart 411 x Anton 343), Markus 491 (Maurits 437 x Onne 376), Nane 492 (Wimer 461 x
De Grasdijk KFPS Competition Dressage
Brandus 345) en Omer 493 (Gjalt 426 x Karst 362). Walt 487 (Gjalt 426 x Ulke 338) was entered in the Studbook via the Short Test.
Each year there is a national dressage championship for Friesian horses. Up until 2014 the main sponsor used to be Post Kogeko, but
The Central Examination at the DG-Bar Ranch in California, USA, took of in 2015 with two stallions. One stallion completed the test
starting 2015 the new main sponsor is Recreation Park De Grasdijk from Nederweert. From that time onwards the event has been
with excellent scores and was registered in the Studbook: Julius 486 (Norbert 444 x Beart 411).
renamed ‘De Grasdijk KFPS Championship Dressage’. Qualiication for these events takes place via several pre-selection rounds
organised by breeding chapters. The best combinations from each class will qualify for the inals in Kootwijk which are scheduled for
the end of September. Classes range from national levels (B to ZZ Light) up to the Sup Top. Just as in 2014 there was a class for
4.10 Progeny Tests
quadrille riding for four on the day of the 2015 inals in Kootwijk. In addition to the championships there are a number of special
Five stallions completed the Progeny Test in 2015. The breeding licences of all ive stallions have been continued. The Progeny Test
prizes to be won in the inals.
is made up of data gathered from the ofspring registration, inspection results and the ABFP Test results of the twenty ofspring
The Champions:
Level B: Demi van Nuys with Goedele van de Demro Stables (Pier 448), Level L1: Puck Wilmink with Jildau Wytske fan de Brinkhof (Norbert
tested. In the ABFP test ofspring are tested for sport aptitude and character.
Hengst
Take 455*
Tymon 456
Uldrik 457
Uwe 458*
Tonjes 459*
Tjalbert 460
Thorben 466
Afstamming
Jakob 302 x Oltman 317
Andries 415 x Leffert 306
Dries 421 x Tsjerk 328
Beart 411 x Bonne 341
Anton 343 x Ulke 338
Beart 411 x Ulke 338
Ielke 382 x Sape 381
Fokwaarde
exterieur
Fokwaarde
sportaanleg
99
101
105
103
104
106
107
105
103
104
104
101
102
100
* On hold. Has not met the regulatory requirements of progeny testing at the end of sixth stud season.
The in 2014 preliminary approved stallion Sake 449 was re-examined in 2015 which resulted in his permanent approval.
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444), Level L2: Margriet Koopmans-Wiersma with Ide K.W. (Maurits 437), Level M1: Marijke Folmer with Hette 481 (Norbert 444), Level M2:
Esther Liano with Thijs (Beart 411), Level Z1: Annette Verbeek with Cirsten (Tietse 428), Level Z2: Peter Spahn with Djorn van de Demro
Stables (Jorn 430), Level ZZ-Licht: Joyce Haaijer with Tialda H. (Jasper 366). www.dressuurkampioenschapfrieschpaard.nl
KFPS Indoor Competition 2014-2015
In the winter months the KFPS Indoor Competition is held for riders and drivers with Friesian horses, ofering classes in the disciplines dressage and driving. Since 2013 this competition has been made possible by Stud Bommelsteyn in Joure and De Nieuwe Heuvel
in Lunteren. During the season 2014/2015 selection classes were introduced throughout the Netherlands. In early spring, mostly late
February or early March, the inals of this competition are ridden in Riding School De Caprilli in Sonnega where the drivers will
compete for the ‘Tinnen Menner’ (tin driver, ed.) and the dressage riders for the ‘Zilveren Zweep’ (2) (silver whip, ed.). In 2015 the
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‘Tinnen Menner’ went to Udo de Haan with Christiaan P.J. (Andries 415), who became Champion Level Z. Chaline Hensen won the
6.1.5 Breeder of the Year
‘Zilveren Zweep’ in the elementary classes with Femmie fan S. (Onne 376). They became Champion Level L1. Harmina Holwerda and
For the third year running the title Breeder of the Year was awarded during the Stallion Inspection. It was the irst time the honour went abroad,
Franke P.J. (Beart 411) became Champion M2 and received the ‘Zilveren Zweep’ for the higher classes. www.kfps-indoorcompetitie.nl
to Marlise Botes from Zwavelpoort in South Africa. The decorations that go with this title were handed to Marlise Botes by Roelof Bos, who did
so on behalf of the twelve Dutch breeding chapters. Marlise Botes runs her Doorndraai Friesian Stud in South Africa. Last year she presented
KFPS Outdoor Driving Competition
nine colts at inspections resulting in one irst premium and eight second premiums. Her six illies went home with two irst premiums and four
The KFPS Outdoor Driving Competition was introduced in 2007. This event comprises around six driving competitions in the months
second premiums. Four stallions from her stud received the Star predicate. Out of the six mares from her stud which became Star one did so
of June, July and August. There are classes for driving dressage at BB, B, L, M, Z and ZZ level in singles and two-in-hand. The champi-
with a irst premium. Further results coming from her stud were one Crown mare with a irst premium and a Star gelding.
ons will receive lovely presentation rugs. KFPS medals can be won and there is an extra prize for the overall winner. In 2015 the
organisation decided to continue in cooperation with the organisation of the KFPS Indoor Competition under the name of KFPS Sport
6.1.6 Inspection Studbook stallions
Competition. After six selection classes the inals this time took place during the Concours Hippique in Rijs.
In 2014 it was for the irst time that the Saturday’s programme did not kick of with the oldest generation of stallions. This schedule was
The champions:
continued in 2015 and again this worked out well. The ‘senior gentlemen’ had plenty of time to prepare for an optimal efect which was
Level BB: Joke de Jong with Marit H. (Tsjerk 328), Level B: Tineke Hettinga with Theunie Hotske H. (Arjen 417), Level L: Chantal
loudly applauded by the abundantly present audience. In addition to the previously approved stallions who tried to secure a ticket for
Hekkert with Femke (Jasper 366), Level M: Nienke Schrale with Bommelsteyn’s Gouddame (Onne 376), Level Z: Ria Hettinga with
the Champion Inspection, the stallions selected for the Central Examination were also shown in two groups. They all received a short
Tynke Nynke H. (Brend 413), Level ZZ: Nienke Schrale with Bommelsteyn’s Tseard (Wisse 408). www.outdoormencompetitie.nl
introduction from Head of Jury Bauke de Boer and their breeders and owners were complimented. The presentations were alternated
with the elections for Horse of the Year and Breeder of the Year and the tributes for the stallions Heinse 354, Fabe 348 and Beart 411
because of their Preferent declaration. Unfortunately, Heinse 354 is no longer alive but the other two put in an appearance and took part
6. Events
in the honouring in the presence of some of their ofspring. Then the time had come to put Pieter Tuinman in the spotlight. At the end
Each year the KFPS organises a large number of inspections with two being absolute highlights on the total inspection calendar. These two
The grand inale of the inspection was the selection of champions. In the ield of older stallions Jasper 366 impressed greatly, he made
events are the Central Inspection and the Stallion Inspection which run for several days and each year they draw the crowds in by the
it to the last four but at long last he was dispatched through the exit, as was Mewes 438. Once again Norbert 444 held the best cards.
thousands both from home and abroad.
Tsjalle 454 was invited to line up as the Reserve Champion. In the race for the title of the young stallions there was a brief misunder-
of November 2014 he took his farewell as a member of the Board of the KFPS. Tuinman was given the golden KFPS pin.
standing when the jury accidentally pointed out the wrong stallion. But in the end it was Tsjalle 454 son Jehannes 484 who was
6.1 Stallion Inspection 2015
decorated with the champion’s sash. The Reserve Title was claimed by Norbert 444 son Hessel 480. Next, two father-and-son couples
vied for the Overall Championship cheered on by a deafening noise from the hugely involved audience. The one whose movement was
6.1.1 Inspection young stallions
the most impressive turned out to be youngster Jehannes 484 who pocketed the Title. Only recently approved and already the best of
The Second Viewing of the young stallions took place on Thursday January 8th. From the 99 stallions that had been selected in Ermelo during
the lot! Even for the Reserve Title the sires had to give way to their sons, it was Hessel 480 who scooped up that honour.
the First Viewing, 76 received a ticket to Leeuwarden after passing semen and X-ray tests. Two stallions needed to take a detour via the afterinspection which left 74 stallions who were presented in the cage. From this group 38 were sent on to the Third Viewing on Friday afternoon. In
6.2 Central Inspection
the end 29 stallions remained who received the much-coveted invitation to the Central Examination. With this result the request has been met
In 2015 the Central Inspection was held again in and on the grounds of the Fries Congres- and Paardencentrum in Drachten. A two-day
that more stallions should be selected for the Central Examination since so many stallions already drop out in the preliminary phases.
programme brimming with sports and breeding. On Friday September 11th the foals, yearlings, 2-year-olds and geldings were inspected
on the outdoor grounds with in between the Hippiade Championship Ladies’ Class Carriage Driving and the Hippiade Championship
6.1.2 Clinic programme
Two-in-Hand. Champion in the Ladies’ Class was Leslie Agricola with Feitse G.L. (Aan 416) and in the Two-in-Hand the title went to Pieter
The mixed programme of clinics during the Stallion Inspection had been organised in cooperation with students from the ‘Hogeschool
Okkema with Ulbe van de Noeste Hoeve (Beart 411) and Noeste Hoeve’s Hylke (Jisse 433). In the indoor arena were two rings where the 4-
Van Hall Larenstein’ in Wageningen. The clinics were held in the main arena and shopping village as well as in some rooms of the WTC
to 6-year-old Star mares were presented to the jury after the semi-inals of the Pavo Fryso Cup Dressage Aptitude had taken place. Towards
Hotel. Louise Hompe’s interactive clinic ‘Judging the Friesian horse put into practice’ in the main arena again drew the people in by the
the end of the afternoon the irst edition of the Pavo Fryso Cup Driving Aptitude went underway with Herman Smit and Peter Bonhof as the
crowds. Hompe’s clinic was preceded by an educational clinic from Henk Hammers who coached several young riders on how to ride a
attending judges. In the semi-inals Dressage Aptitude the mares were judged by Hanneke Gerritsen and Benjamin Maljaars and the
Friesian show driving horse. Peter Spahn elaborated on the training of future Grand Prix horses and dr. Carolien Munsters shed some
stallions and geldings by Willemien Blanken and Joyce Heuitink. On Saturday afternoon September 12th Maljaars and Heuitink got in the
light on the training of Friesian horses with the help of heart rate monitoring. The clinics were given a grand inale with the demonstra-
saddle of the six best mares and the six best stallions and geldings. Benjamin Maljaars did the honours with the stallions and geldings
tion of a four-in-hand show by tenfold World Champion IJsbrand Chardon. The various rooms provided further opportunities to follow
whereas Joyce Heuitink took over the mares. The added results of both assessments produced the inal outcome after which the winners
clinics on Flex Chair training, Mind & Body Balance, the Friesian show driving horse in competition sports, genomic selection, shoeing
could be announced. The Saturday morning was for the most part reserved for the in-hand inspections. In the afternoon the inals of the
the Friesian dressage horse and in the shopping village anyone interested could have a go at trying the dressage simulator ‘Otto’.
Pavo Fryso Cup Dressage Aptitude and Show Driving Aptitude were on the programme. Then there was the battle for the Prize of the Best
6.1.3 Show evening
nary) Crown mares and 10 new Model mares. The contest for the Overall Championship marked the wonderful ending of a delightful day.
Emulating the musical show Faderpaard was quite a challenge, but the organising committee of this Stallion Inspection’s show evening has
Model mare Wealtsje A. (Teeuwis 389) demonstrated her splendid trot and was proclaimed Overall Champion. It was a magniicent
done a great job of presenting yet another attractive, full evening programme. On Friday night the WTC Expo was completely sold out and
conclusion of the inspection season in the Netherlands with excellent quality right across the whole spectrum.
which was a victory for Chris fan Wylgster Pragt (Jisse 433) in the hands of Jolanda Schreuder. The inspections yielded 56 new (prelimi-
people were jostling to try and squeeze in. The spectators were treated to a medley of various disciplines embraced by the Friesian horse.
An eclectic mix of acts succeeded each other: the Friesian show drivers, the carrousel riders Phaïdra, singer/rider Gerrit Breteler and
Comprehensive list of Central Inspection Champions 2015
Mintsje de Boer, Horse in a Bubble (Esther Liano), tandem driver Jolanda Schreuder, six-in-hand by Susan Bouwman, Joey from the musical
Champion colts:
Waie fan Friesburg (Wimer 461 x Tjalbert 460) owner W.P. Elsinga en A.J. Roos, Nijeholtpade
War Horse and a freestyle to music by Cheré Burger with Anders 451 live accompanied by pianist Wibi Soerjadi. The connecting link in the
Reserve Champion colts:
Wouter van Schäfer (Hette 481 x Brandus 345) owner J.M. Schäfer, Zwolle
programme was the young Erica Matherly who desperately wants a horse of her own, but this takes quite some begging on her part.
Champion illies:
Wonder van de Meikade (Epke 474 x Maurus 441) owner W.E. Lokhorst, Ederveen
Reserve Champion illies:
Wendy M. v.d. Slothoeve (Fonger 478 x Heinse 354) owner C.J. Breimer, Bantega
6.1.4 Horse of the Year
Champion yearling mares:
Valentina fan ‘e Ridderdijk (Alwin 469 x Fridse 423) owner T.C. Visser, Lunteren
In a jam-packed WTC Expo, the tribute to the Horse of the Year 2014 was part of the Saturday programme. Both horse enthusiasts as
Reserve Champion yearling mares:
Uniek fân Stal Belleleur (Tsjalle 454 x Beart 411) owner S. Frenken, Aalten
well as the expert jury unanimously agreed that this year´s title belonged to Beart 411 who is owned by the Van Manen brothers and
Champion 2-year-old mares:
Rikje T. (Norbert 444 x Beart 411) owner A. Thomassen, Lunteren
Rudy Rienstra. Earlier that same day Beart 411 had already reaped his laurels when he was celebrated for his Preferent declaration.
Reserve Champion 2-year-old mares:
Sanne T.T. (Alwin 469 x Beart 411) owner J.J. van der Meulen, Broek-Noord
Now he was entitled to another appearance in the ring, together with his breeder Nanne Osinga and the owners.
Overall Champion youngsters:
Rikje T. (Norbert 444 x Beart 411) owner A. Thomassen, Lunteren
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Reserve Overall Champion youngsters:
Sanne T.T. (Alwin 469 x Beart 411) owner J.J. van der Meulen, Broek-Noord
Champion 3-year-old mares:
Maud van Bourboom (Jisse 433 x Lefert 306) owner S. Frenken, Aalten
7.1.2 Promotion stand KFPS
Reserve Champion 3-year-old mares:
Odille van Groot Altena (Uldrik 457 x Lolke 371) owner P.O. Verweij, Lunteren
Considering the increase in online transfer of information and promotional articles, the decision was taken in early 2014 to call in
Champion 4-to-6-year-old mares:
Luisa fan ‘e Grupstal (Norbert 444 x Sape 381) owner Mirja Hintze, Soltau
the PR Team for larger events such as the Stallion Inspection in Leeuwarden, Central Inspection in Drachten and Horse Event in
Reserve Champion 4-to-6-year-old-mares: Duulke (Jerke 434 x Teade 392) owner Demro Stables, Mierlo
Ermelo. From these, the Stallion Inspection is the absolute highlight for the PR team. The entire event is an enormous boost for the
Champion 7-years-old and older mares:
Friesian horse but it also creates a great opportunity for the PR stand which generates a major part of its turnover on merchandise
Wealtsje A. (Teeuwis 389 x Jasper 366) owner Comb. De Vries, Wieuwerd
Reserve Champion 7-year-old and older mares: Antsje fan Ikkerwâld (Gjalt 426 x Ulbert 390) owner Anna Guseynova, Moskou
Overall champion of the Day:
Wealtsje A. (Teeuwis 389 x Jasper 366) owner Comb. De Vries, Wieuwerd
Reserve Overall Champion of the Day:
Maud van Bourboom (Jisse 433 x Lefert 306) owner S. Franken, Aalten
during these days. These procedures were continued in 2015.
7.1.3 Royal Friesian Club
IThe Royal Friesian Club was founded in 2013. The Royal Friesian Club seeks to encourage the mutual transfer of knowledge between
Champions Pavo Fryso Cup Dressage Aptitude 2015
Friesian horse enthusiasts. Twice a year a network meeting is organised to discuss a wide range of subjects centred around the Friesian
4-year-old stallions/geldings
horse. Their irst meeting in 2015 was at the Stallion Inspection on Friday January 9th. On November 4th the members of the Royal Friesian
1st place
Jarno R. (Wikke 404) owner L. and M.T.A. van der Zee, Dwingeloo, rider Marrit Reusien
Club visited the Landgoed Cullitsrode of the Academy Bartels in Hooge Mierde.
2nd place
Louke fan de Broekinne (Tsjalle 454) owner Martha van der Meulen, Drachten, rider Martha van der Meulen
3rd place
Klasse v.d. Terpen (Tjalbert 460) owner R.J. Rienstra, Wommels, rider Miranda Venema
7.2 Communication
5- and 6-year-old stallions/geldings
1st place
Fonger T. fan ‘e Boppelannen (Loadewyk 431) owner Heleen de Haas, Buitenpost, rider Heleen de Haas
7.2.1 Phryso and newsletters
2nd place
Filou S.B. (Tjalf 443) owners S. Minkema and J.J. Schreuder, Frieschepalen, rider Leonie Evink
Each month the KFPS and a team of editorial staf produce the Dutch Phryso and two digital newsletters. The highlights of the Phryso are
3rd place
Haike 482 (Arjen 417) owners G.A. Bouma and J.P. Veenstra, Oldeboorn, rider Leonie Evink
translated into English and Spanish newsletters which are then sent to the KFPS members. In 2015 the Phryso published several specials.
4-year-old mares
An extra long special on breeding was published in March and the September issue was packed with information about breeding days. On
1st place
Jildau Wytske (Norbert 444) owner T. Mulder-Dolsma, Dwingeloo, rider Trea Mulder-Dolsma
four occasions the Phryso was published with an extra attachment: Stallion information, Annual Report, and two General Meeting addenda
2nd place
Lisann van Braukhusen (Tsjalle 454) owner Janine Bürger, Geseke, rider Clara Schubert
(spring and autumn). The year 2015 kicked of in January with the publication of two ‘glossies’. This one-of edition of ‘The Royal Friesian’
3rd place
Lisanne v.d. Olde Mette Moate (Norbert 444) owner Helle Fynbo, Juelsminde, rider Jean van Deventer
in both English and in Spanish was targeted at foreign members to help them ind their way in the world of the Friesian horse.
5- and 6-year-old mares
1st place
Geartsje fan Bangazathe (Brandus 345) owner D.J. Reiding, Terzool, rider Thea Dijkstra
7.2.2 Website
2nd place
Douwina van de Goede Ree (Norbert 444) owner A. Postma, Doezum, rider Monique van der Meij
News facts are communicated briely and to the point on the KFPS website. Inspection and test results are put on line as quickly as
3rd place
Inger fan Bloemhof (Stendert 447) owners F. and J. Bloemhof, Bolsward, rider Willemke van der Bij
possible and followed up with a twitter alert. The site is continually updated with up-to-date news and all events are listed on the
calendar. On My Horse (members only), horses can be entered for examinations, foals can be registered and it generally ofers a host of
Champions Pavo Fryso Cup Show Driving Sport Aptitude 2015
horse-related information. Early may 2014 the My Horse portal was completely restyled. Several new functions have been added and
Stallions and geldings
others have been extended. With this the KFPS hopes to unlock more information for members and to advance the user-friendliness of
1st place
Jelmer B. (Tsjalle 454) owner Fam. Age Okkema, Siegerswoude and driven by Age Okkema
the My Horse portal. Later in 2014 came the addition of ‘De Marktplaats’ for Friesian horses. This portal ofers members a low-cost
2nd place
Hylke fan Fjildsicht (Jisse 433) owner P. Okkema, Witmarsum and driven by Pieter Okkema
opportunity to put their horses up for sale. ‘De Marktplaats’ will be furnished with information from the KFPS database which can then
3rd place
Feitse G.L. (Aan 416) owners Fetze Schotanus and Leslie Agricola, Sloten and driven by Leslie Agricola
be complemented with text, photos and ilm footage by sellers. Another addition is the KFPS TV video portal. This portal can be used to
search for and look up or play images and footage of for instance events, performance tests or individual horses. The online library on
Mares
1st place
Lieke Francien K. (Reinder 452) owner Y. Hoekstra, Kollumerzwaag and driven by Gaatze Bosma
the website is continually updated with the most important articles from the Phryso. Via the categories: General, Breeding, Events,
2nd place
Jetske van Diphoorn (Norbert 444) owners S. and P. van Veenen, Oosterwolde and driven by Peter van Veenen
Veterinary, Sport and Welfare it is possible to look up articles of up to four years ago.
3rd place
Gezina van Lapinenburg (Maurus 441) owners J.J.H. and J.P.W. Boot, Hillegom and driven by Age Okkema
7.2.3 Social media
Champions Pavo Fryso Cup Driving Aptitude 2015
In 2011 the KFPS started to publicise news items and events via social media (twitter). In 2012 this was followed up with the launch
Stallions and geldings
of our own Facebook page. This medium reaches a vast public and positive reactions are coming in from all over the world. At its
1st place
Floris fan Scheltinga Zathe (Onne 376) owners S. Minkema and J.J. Schreuder, Frieschepalen and driven by Sybren Minkema
start in 2013, but also in the course of 2014 and 2015 this has seen immense growth. Since Facebook is an international platform the
2nd place
Lodewijk van Hilberalti (Maurus 441) owners W. and H. Vogelzang, Staphorst and driven by Susan Bouwman
leading language therefore is English.
3rd place
Franke fan ‘e Cooypleats (Beart 411) owners J.C. van der Ark and P. Wijbenga, Oudwoude and driven by Udo de Haan
Mares
1st place
Hiltsje fan de Gaestdyk (Ulke 338) owners G. and L. Wester, Tjerkgaast and driven by Ria Hettinga
2nd place
Ingrid van de Egberdina Hoeve (Pier 448) owners J.E. and S. Bouwman, Nijeveen and driven by Susan Bouwman
3rd place
Heddeke van de Demro Stables (Jorn 430) owners Demro Stables, Mierlo and driven by Udo de Haan
Attachment I: Bodies of the KFPS
The KFPS includes several bodies. There are policymaking bodies, advisory and executive bodies and external committees.
Underneath is a list of all committees and councils that play a part within the KFPS. The Governing Board has a policymaking
7. Promotion and Communication
function and the following persons hold a seat on the Board:
SCHEDULE OF OUTGOING MEMBERS, AUTUMN MEETING
GOVERNING BOARD KFPS
Bert Wassenaar
Amstelveen
Chairman
Geralt Pots
Nuis
Vice-Chairman and secretary
Pascale Drijfhout
2008
2012
2016
Promotional merchandise of the KFPS can be ordered online via our web shop. Online sales via the web shop were launched at the end of 2012.
Peter Bazuijnen
Diever
Treasurer
Bert Wassenaar
2011
2015
2019
This was set up in the course of 2013 and 2014 and since then several articles have been added to our stock. In early February 2015 the web shop
Detlef Elling
Klötze
General boardmember
Peter Bazuijnen
2012
2016
2020
Pascale Drijfhout
Jistrum
General boardmember
Geralt Pots
2013
2017
2021
Detlef Elling
2014
2018
2022
7.1.1 Webshop and merchandise
was given a complete makeover and day-to-day running was taken over by the Epplejeck Company in Drachten. Online ordering and the delivery of
merchandise has now become a global afair. By clicking the button on the site all clothing, books and equine articles can be viewed and ordered.
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Member Council
Breeding Council
The Member Council has a controlling function and consists of representatives who have been elected by the members in the
The Breeding Council advises the Board in matters regarding breeding goal as well as the breeding and selection policy of the
regional meetings. The Council of Members has two internal committees:
KFPS. The following people have a seat on the Breeding Council: Helga Flapper (chairman), Hans de Nooij (advisor), Fer Smit, Frank
1. The Conidential Committee: is responsible for the selection of candidates to ill future upcoming vacancies on the Board
Houterman, Willem de Boer, Aat Both, Harrie Draaijer (advisor), Waling Haijtema, Jan van Weperen and Laurens van der Meer.
2. The Financial Committee: is responsible on behalf of the Member Council for conducting investigations into the inancial
matters of the KFPS
SCHEDULE OF OUTGOING MEMBERS BREEDING COUNCIL
MEMBERS
OF THE
MEMBER COUNCIL,
AND RESPECTIVE
Groningen-Drenthe
Combinatie
Mw. J. Heida
J. MeijerFUNCTIONS:
Ta it Bihâld
Y. de Vries
Conidential Committee
Tj. Bosma
Mw. M. van der Weide-Schoonderbeek
P. Kamminga
It Fryske Greidhynder
D.J. Reiding
Conidential Committee
A. Bouma
H. Minkema
It Fryske Hynder
T. Bouma
Financial Committee
R. Bos
Mw. A. Mandemaker
Mw. J. Kroes
Mw. H. van Wijncoop
Het Friese Paard Wolvega
D. Hoekstra
Het Friesche Paard Midden-Nederland
C. Veldjesgraaf
A.R. Zandee
M. Eikelenstam
Het Friesche Paard Twente-Achterhoek
P. Tanck
Mw. M. Slagers-Karnebeek, Conidential Committee
H. Vloedgraven
Het Friesche Paard Noorden Zuid-Holland
H.H.M. Smit
Conidential Committee
C.W. Star, Financial Committee / Chairman Special
Closed MC Meetings
J. Vriend
Het Friesche Paard Zuid-Nederland
J. Achterhof
Conidential Committee
J.P. Raaijmakers, Financial Committee
W. Lucius
Het Friesch Paard Limburg
F.J.M. van den Bogaert
Mw. A. van Kempen-Elberse
RE-ELECTION IN
OUTGOING IN
Helga Flapper
APPOINTED IN
NJ 2012
NJ 2016
Frank Houterman
NJ 2012
NJ 2016
Fer Smit
NJ 2014
NJ 2018
VJ 2020
Waling Haijtema
VJ 2012
VJ 2016
Aat Both
NJ 2012
NJ 2016
VJ 2020
Willem de Boer
NJ 2012
NJ 2016
NJ 2020
Jan van Weperen
NJ 2013
NJ 2017
NJ 2021
Laurens van der Meer
NJ 2013
NJ 2017
NJ 2021
Council oice is for a period of 4 years with one re-election term of 4 years.
External committees
Disciplinary committee: The Disciplinary committee deals with violations as laid down in the disciplinary regulations of the
KFSP and consists of the following people: Mr. T.K. Hoogslag, Mr. G.K. Schipmölder and Mr. M.L. Blackstone.
Duitsland
F. Frerichs
Mw. M. van Ingen Schenau
J. Heckmeier
Noord-Amerika & Canada
G. Steenbeek
W. Bron
T. van der Kooi
Overige buitenlanden
M. Larsen
Mw. E. de Boer / Mw. A. de Jager
H. Maes
Acting member: Mr. A. Roos
SCHEDULE OF OUTGOING MEMBERS DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE, SPRING MEETING
APPOINTED IN
RE-ELECTION IN
RE-ELECTION IN
WFHO The World Friesian Horse Organisation is the consultative body between the KFPS and the boards of foreign associations. The
G.K. Schipmölder
2007
2010
2012
RE-ELECTION IN
2016
WFHO Board consists of the KFPS Chairman and secretary, the three foreign members of the Member Council and a representative
T.K. Hoogslag
2007
2010
2013
2017
from the German and North American Associations.
Mw. M.L. Blackstone
2007
2010
2014
2018
Committee oice is for a period of 3 years with one re-election term of 4 years.
Inspection, (performance) jury and passport consultants
At present there appears to be no maximum of terms on the committee.
Inspection: General responsibilities include articulating and implementing inspection policy that must be in accordance with the
breeding goal as well as breeding and selection policy as stated by the Member Council and laid down in the Studbook Regulations.
Appeals Committee
The Disciplinary Regulations ofer the possibility of appeal to the Appeals Committee against the ruling of the Disciplinary
Members of the Inspection: Bauke de Boer, Nes; Jaap Boersma, Oudega; Harrie Draaijer, Itens; Louise Hompe, Groningen; Fetze
Committee: Mr. C.M. Telman, Mr. E.J. Kuiters en Mr. P. Tuinman
Veldstra, Joure
Acting member: Mr. K.E. Wielenga
Prospective inspectors: Luciel Ellens-Van der Kooi, Nagele; Sabien Zwaga, Nieuwleusen
Jury The jury is responsible for the implementation of the inspection policy. The following people are jury members for the KFPS:
SCHEDULE OF OUTGOING MEMBERS APPEALS COMMITTEE, SPRING MEETING
Ulrike Beissner (Germany), Piet Bergsma, Laura Boelens, Annemieke Brak, Jan Hellinx, Jan Hendriks, Gorrit Kuipers, Haike van der
APPOINTED IN
RE-ELECTION IN
RE-ELECTION IN
RE-ELECTION IN
Meulen, Popke van der Meulen, Ester Reen, Jolanda Slootjes, Frans Smits, Willem Sonnema, Corrie Terpstra-v/d Meer, Wil Thijssen,
Mw. C.M. Telman
2007
2010
2012
2016
Jenny Veenstra en Daniëlle van Vliet (aspirant). Gestopt eind 2015: Ed Pouw.
E.J. Kuiters
2007
2010
2013
2017
P. Tuinman
2014
2017
2021
2025
Performance Jury The performance Jury is responsible for the judging of ABFP and IBOP tests. The members of the performance
Jury are: Reitze Faber, Herman Smit, Gerard Vermunt, Haike van der Meulen and Nella Bijlsma.
Committee oice is for a period of 3 years with one re-election term of 4 years.
Passport Consultants The team of passport consultants is responsible for the implementation of the I&R Regulations of the KFPS.
At present there appears to be no maximum of terms.
The members of the team are: Jaap van der Meulen (coördinator), Reitze Faber, Lammert Jager, Doede de Jong, Eppie de Jong, Geert
de Jong, Obe Mous, Marten de Vries en Emiel Verwey.
Appeals Committee
Sports Council The Sports Council advises the KFPS Board in matters regarding sport goals and sport policy of the KFPS. The mem-
On behalf of the Member Council the Board of Appeals is responsible for dealing with the ruling concerning an appeal which one
bers are: Oene Bosma (Chairman), Richard Rademaker de Ridder, Merel Groen, Udo de Haan, Maaike Teekens and Martsje Bergsma.
of the members has lodged against a decision by the Board.
Mr. O.F. Brouwer, Mr. J.W. Oosten and J. Bakker
SCHEDULE OF OUTGOING MEMBERS SPORTS COUNCIL
Acting member: A.A.M. Schut and H. van Dieren
APPOINTED IN
RE-ELECTION IN
OUTGOING IN
Merel Groen
2010
NJ 2014
NJ 2018
Complaints Committee
Oene Bosma
VJ 2012
VJ 2016
VJ 2020
This committee has been established to advise the Board with regard to complaints submitted in writing concerning the conduct
Richard Rademaker de Ridder
NJ 2012
Udo de Haan
NJ 2013
VJ 2016
NJ 2017
NJ 2021
of members of the Board, committees, oicials, management and other staf of the KFPS, as indicated in the complaints proce-
Martsje Bergsma
NJ 2014
NJ 2018
NJ 2022
dure laid down by the KFPS.
Maaike Teekens
NJ 2014
NJ 2018
NJ 2022
Mr. L.H. Haarsma, P. Hoekstra, A. Holtrop, T.H. de Jager, J. Kiestra and Mr. W. Sleijfer.
Council oice is for a period of 4 years with one re-election term of 4 years.
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