Annual Report KFPS 2013 - Friesian Horse Association North America

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Annual Report KFPS 2013
ANNUAL REPORT 2013
ANNUAL REPORT 2013
1. KFPS business
1.4 Foreign countries
1.1 General state of affairs and preview
The KFPS has members in 55 countries across all continents. These foreign members are represented by 9 delegates on the KFPS
Member Council. Another channel for members to have a say in KFPS matters is the WFHO, an organisation in which all studbooks
and KFPS-affiliated associations have been united. Countries with more than 100 (paying) members are:
The KFPS can look back on a successful 2013. In spite of the continuing decline in member numbers and registrations, the KFPS has
managed to close the financial year with a positive balance. For the coming years an investment agenda has been presented which has
been approved by the members. These investments are aimed at strengthening the position of the KFPS at home and abroad. 2013 was
also the year of a change in management. We said goodbye to our Chairman Cees Roozemond who passed the chairman’s gavel to Bert
Wassenaar. In breeding terms we have achieved a breakthrough with the development of a DNA marking test for innate disorders.
The immensely successful Stallion Inspection with its ever growing number of visitors has considerably contributed to the favourable
financial position. This is in spite of the fact that in cooperation with Omrop Fryslân we have invested in broadcasting the Stallion
Inspection on television and internet. In 2013 it was decided that the KFPS will continue to invest in the Stallion Inspection. We aim to
attract a wider audience than the traditional (Friesian) horsey public by staging a theatre production starring the Friesian horse. The
ultimate objective of this investment is to minimally realise a budget neutral Stallion Inspection. In 2014 we made a start with Faderpaard,
which is set to have a follow-up in the coming years during the climax of the opening ceremony of Leeuwarden, Capital of Culture 2018.
The foreign countries are another area to be invested in. The KFPS has chosen to invest predominantly in communication and the
transfer of information. 2013 saw the launch of the first monthly digital newsletter in the Spanish language. The overseas associations
are of great importance. The KFPS will increasingly seek to assist the overseas associations with their administration so that these
associations can concentrate on the promotion and development of activities. New media play a crucial role. In 2013 we launched
KFPS-TV which shows compilations of, for example, studbook events as well as pictures of stallions (Central Examination).
In 2013 the KFPS also took the initiative to play a part in bringing together supply and demand by compiling a foals-for-sale list. In 2014
we will continue to expand this activity by building a horses-for-sale digital window (comparable to Marktplaats). The KFPS firmly
declares that it will not be a party in any trade activity conducted via this site.
1.2 Districts and Member Council
Preceded by meetings in all 13 districts we held the usual two meetings of the Member Council in 2013. The Member Council has
approved the following policy-related resolutions:
Spring meeting:
• The district ‘outside Europe’ will have one more seat on the Member Council.
• The canter will be included in the IBOP driving test.
• The KFPS will introduce a subsidiary section for horses with incomplete lineages. Contrary to horses included in the main section, these horses cannot be entered for examinations, they cannot receive predicates and their offspring are banned from registration in any of the books of the main section.
• From now on, those stallions who are selected for the Central Examination during the re-inspection of the Third Viewing will be evaluated by the Stallion Inspection Judges who will also advise with regard to registrations.
Autumn meeting:
• On the application for a stud service no service fees will be due for a mare if the registered stud services during three previous
breeding seasons have not resulted in the birth of a live foal.
• Performance regulations for Crown and Model predicates will be adapted. For current Preliminary Crown and Model mares the current regulations will continue to apply. New regulations for mares receiving the Preliminary Crown or Model predicate will come into effect with the start of the year 2014. From that moment all horses need to obtain a score of 77 points for ABFP and IBOP tests, with an average score of 7 for the three basic gaits. This used to be restricted to the walk and the trot.
1.3 Developments in member numbers
On 31 December 2012 the number of Dutch members registered at: 6323. Compared to the year before this represents a decline of
8%. This downward trend can also be seen in foreign countries, although to a lesser extent.
15000
Foreign members
Dutch members
10000
5000
0
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Member numbers
Development member numbers KFPS
20000
Year
2
Phryso attachment May 2014
Number of members by country
United States
1369
Denmark
326
Sweden
192
Germany
1299
United Kingdom
198
Australia
147
France
399
Canada
196
Switserland
113
Belgium
387
South Africa
105
In 2013 a new affiliated association was established in the Ukraine.
Education week
On Monday July 15th the ‘International Education Week’ started with 46 participants from all over the world. This is a course for
Friesian horse enthusiasts from outside the Netherlands. The main part of the week was taken up by the course ‘Judging the Friesian
Horse 1’, but there was plenty of time for socialising and relaxation. For most participants this was their first introduction to the
course. Others could use the first part of the week to brush up their knowledge and continue with ‘Judging 3’ during the rest of the
week. The Education Week was packed with nice and interesting activities that offered the participants a host of skilled and understandable explanations. Having guests from, among others, Australia, Sweden, Romania, Brazil and North America, many stories and
experiences were shared between participants.
1.5 KFPS business
After eight years of being Chairman of the KFPS Cees Roozemond took his farewell in 2013. At the start of his chairmanship the KFPS
was going through turbulent times. His consolidating style of management has been a key factor in restoring harmony to the studbook. In his function of Chairman he has been the top figurehead of the KFPS, especially abroad. Geralt Pots has taken over
Roozemond´s place on the Board while Bert Wassenaar has succeeded him as Chairman KFPS.
1.6 Young KFPS
Young KFPS was established in 2009 and seeks to stimulate young people´s interest in the Friesian horse and motivate them to become
involved in the sport and breeding matters. Moreover, the KFPS aims to promote the influx from Young KFPS to the various councils and
committees within its organisation. This can be brought about by organising events where the focus lies on the transfer of information.
In 2013 Young KFPS organised several activities: A judging competition, a health day, a driving day, visits to several breeders, shadow
judging , a dressage day, and it has co-organised the Euro Friesian Cup. At the end of 2013 the Young KFPS had 131 registered members.
1.7 In memoriam
Meint Tjallings Postma from Tjerkgaast died on Tuesday May 21st at the age of 75. In the 1970s, 80s and 90s he was very successful
in show driving. Meint Postma was also actively involved in breeding and many of his horses put in appearances at various shows.
But we also remember Meint, together with Jan Bosma, from the tributes in Thialf where he took the champions on a lap of honour in
his horse-sleigh.
On June 25th the life of 80-year-old Foeke van der Velde from Terwispel came to an end. He had made quite a name for himself in
the world of the Friesian horse and his horses were in great demand. Many of the major breeders bought stock from him and reaped
huge successes. New breeders were eager to learn from him and based their stud solely on horses from his breeding line. When it
came to choosing stallions, Foeke van der Velde had a mind of his own. Looking back, his successes have captured everyone’s
imagination.
The seriously-ill Jan Klimstra from Westergeest died on July 5th at the age of 57. All Friesian horses born in Klimstra’s yard were
given the stablename ‘fan Keatlingwier’, which is a hamlet between Driesum and Westergeest where he lived with his wife Mieneke.
Jan just loved going to examinations which for him were the high-days of breeding. He had a seat on the Member Council representing breeding association Ta it Bihâld.
On July 25th at the age of 77 Dr.ir. Anne Osinga died in his hometown Giekerk. After his education at the then ‘College of Agriculture’
(now Wageningen University UR), he became managing director of the newly-established training centre in Oenkerk (later merged
with PTC+) in 1962. Together with ir. Kai Bouma, Osinga founded the society ‘It Fryske Hoars’ in 1977, which seeks to promote the
interests of the Friesian horse and its cultural as well as historical values. In 2000, under the patronage of ‘It Fryske Hoars’, Osinga
wrote the book ‘Het fokken van het Friese paard’ with the objective of promoting a better application of breeding research to Friesian
horse breeding. Anne Osinga was a gifted speaker, with his characteristic style and humorous undertone.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2013
2. Staff
2.1 Staff changes
Office
There were no major changes in staff in 2013. Due to some minor changes the number of FTEs has de-creased slightly. This has
resulted in a total of 8,2 FTEs for 2013.
The way in which the number of FTEs is calculated is no longer based on the number of working days per week but instead on the
total number of working hours per week. This is reflected in the following diagram:
The chart reveals that the benefits are slightly on the increase. Thanks to the implementation of economy measures there is a decline
in costs. Further details on benefits and costs are listed under the heading profit-and-loss account. In the past year the net result of
financial credits and debits went down in comparison to previous years due to a less favourable revenue from security stocks and
lower interest rates on savings accounts. Owing to outstanding results in previous years the KFPS has sufficient buffer capacity. With
its own capital amounting to €2,013,464 the society can be considered as healthy.
The chart below reflects an overview of the solvability of the society in previous years:
Solvability
47%
Number of FTE’s
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
46%
8,2
8,4
9,6
9,8
10,3
9,9
9,9
45%
44%
43%
Organisation chart
Underneath you will see the organisation chart of the KFPS.
The management team (MT) consists of Ids Hellinga, Nynke Bakker and Marijke Akkerman
Own capital in comparison
to net result
42%
41%
40%
39%
38%
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
Managing director
Ids Hellinga
Generally, 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 41,1%. Therefore the liquidity ratio of the Studbook can be listed as excellent.
3.3 Details annual account 2013
Finance manager/HRM
Communications / PR
Nynke Bakker
Marijke Akkerman
Balance sheet
The chart below gives a concise overview of the balance from the annual account 2012:
x € 1.000
31.12.2013
31.12.2012
x € 1.000
ACTIVE
Executive secretary &
Assistant studbook registration
Eveline van Kooten
Finance
assistant
Reception/
Assistant
member adm.
Caretaker
Greta
Boomsma
Belinda van
der Woude
Anneke Bos
Assistant
Inspection
organisation
Assistant
Studbook
registration
Assistant
Studbook
registration
Assistant
Studbook
registration
/reception
Annet
Wouda
Ina van der
Lei
Renie Koster
Trijnie Duin
31.12.2013
31.12.2012
PASSIVE
Fixed capital
64
86
Own capital
2.013
2.010
Supplies
107
65
Facilities
-
-
Accounts receivable
670
832
Long-term debits
2.263
2.201
Securities and liquid assets
4.061
3.759
Short-term debits
625
531
Balance total
4.902
4.742
Balance total
4.902
4.742
Under fixed capital an amount of €30,104 was invested in 2013 for the purchase of a cage (Stallion Inspection) and a new surface
(additional). The temporary enlargement of incidental debits has been used so that an extra amount of €10,298 has been withdrawn
for those investments. The accounts receivable have dropped again due to downsizing the claim concerning the 2010 agreement on
fines for exceeding service limitations. The short-term debts have risen due to an increase in advanced invoicing of sums and an
increase of debts to suppliers and business loans.
Profit-and-loss account
For more details on benefits and costs we would like to refer to the annual account 2013 and the concise report in the attachments to
the Phryso of May 2014.
3. Financial statements
3.1 General
Underneath we will only mention a limited number of subjects from the KFPS financial report. For a proper overview of the full financial
state of affairs of the KFPS we refer you to the annual account 2013 (to be obtained via [email protected])
For 2013 the KFPS had factored in a small deficit of €10,000. The KFPS has succeeded in keeping well within the budget with a final
positive result of €33,148.
The chart below presents an overview of basic statistics of the KFPS in recent years:
Financial figures (€ x 1.000)
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
Benefits
2.390
2.366
2.543
2.408
2.890
2.836
3.370
Costs
2.434
2.495
2.619
2.672
2.794
2.611
2.500
Financial credits and debits
77
123
92
89
143
61
61
Net result
33
6-
16
175-
239
286
931
Own capital
2.013
2.010
2.016
2.000
2.176
1.938
1.652
Phryso attachment May 2014
Benefits and costs (excl. financial credits and debits)
€ x 1.000
3.2 Financial situation
4
The diagram below reflects the development of benefits and costs (excl. financial credits and debits) of the society in recent years:
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
-
Benefits
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
Costs
2007
Years
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We will briefly report on some details of the profit-and-loss account.
Benefits
A positive development is the small increase in total benefits in spite of adverse economic conditions. Contributions from sponsors
and the number of tickets sold for the Stallion Inspection have gone up considerably. The sales of promotional materials are also
going up. Breeding proceeds have increased, but these are counteracted by corresponding breeding expenses. The other items show
a decline which is mainly caused by the decrease in member numbers, stud services, registered foals and inspected horses. The
number of Dutch members is on the decline and the same applies to some of the foreign countries although some overseas countries
are showing some growth.
ANNUAL REPORT 2013
4.5 Examinations
There were 13 breeding days in 2013, including the breeding days on Ameland and Terschelling and the one in Vrouwenpolder. Five
breeding days included a pre-examination. In the Netherlands were 10 studbook examinations and 8 foal examinations. The number
of examination days in foreign countries totalled 65.
Taking all categories into account, the number of examinations was 7% down in 2013. The decline can be explained by the downward
trend in services and registered foals since 2003. The drop in 2013, however, is only half of the reduction as seen in 2012.
Netherlands
2013
Foals
Costs
With the exception of breeding costs and debits all entries show a decline. Breeding costs have risen because more descendants have
taken part in progeny testing. Also the settlement of the Vitens Opfokproject 2012 was postponed until 2013. Debits have risen
because of the previously mentioned extra withdrawal on 2013 investments. Economy measures have been put in place by, for
instance, relocating the First Viewing to Drachten and after consultation with the foreign associations the replacement of the annual
international Phryso by a monthly digital newsletter. These economy measures had been budgeted for 2014 but were already
implemented in 2013. A special decrease in costs has been realised because of the release of accumulated days off from previous
years which has led to a reduction in staff expenses.
3.4 Long-range estimate
The expectations for the coming years are less favourable due to a larger reduction in admission fees and judging proceeds caused
by the decline in the number of services from 2010 onwards. In 2014 more financial cuts were communicated but there will also be
room for investments regarding growth, new markets and promotion in foreign countries as well as the support of foreign associations. We will also carry on with a programme for more breeding research. Costs for breeding research can be financed with funds
from the allocated reserves. For this purpose an amount of €30,000 was used in 2013. It is important to replenish the allocated
reserves and considering the excellent financial situation of the KFPS this is no problem.
Because the Friesland Bank has closed down the KFPS has been in touch with several other banks and the decision has been made to
place part of the liquid assets with the Rabobank. The securities and a small part of the savings account have been placed with the
ABNAmro Bank. This transition was initiated end 2013 and was completed early 2014. During the General Meeting of November 22nd
2013 the investment mandate was increased from €300,000 to €500,000.
Admission mares
abroad
2013
Netherlands
2012
abroad
2012
total
2013
total
2012
1153
506
1338
542
1659
1880
- 12%
763
458
866
431
1221
1297
- 6%
Geldings/stallions
130
279
144
266
409
410
0%
Degree indicator
201
170
202
209
371
411
- 10%
First viewing
266
266
270
- 1%
Yearling mares
60
50
56
56
110
112
- 2%
Two-year-old mares
64
48
81
55
112
136
- 18%
5
4
4
0
9
4
+125%
+ 12%
Model mares
Crown mares
Star mares
41
17
38
14
58
52
185
83
193
74
268
267
0%
2
3
0
2
5
2
+ 150%
2870
1618
3192
1649
4488
4841
Star geldings
Total
270
-
7%
4.6 Inspection results:
The diagrams below reflect the inspection results of foal examinations and those of adult horses. Just like last year the percentage of
foals with a first premium has gone up again and added up to 18%, an increase of nearly 1½%.
The Star percentage of 3-year-old mares in 2013 was the same as in 2012, exactly 35%. This ties in com-pletely with the selection
policy for mares, which has been fixed at 35%. On the assumption that there is a gradual increase in quality, this means that each
year will see a raise in standards.
Inspection results foals:
Year
First premium
Third premium
No premium
4. Breeding and registration
2013
286
863
386
49
2012
314
1022
487
57
4.1 Breeding programme
Inspection results adult horses
The breeding programme states how the defined breeding goal can be realised in the most efficient way, but it also offers the tools to restrict
the increase of inbreeding. The most important addition to the breeding programme of 2013 is that horses will receive scores for 18 characteristics during ABFP tests and Central Examinations. This aspect of the breeding and selection policy should receive more attention. The
analysis of several years of data collection should come up with a (limited) number of personality characteristics. The next step is to compile
a breeding-value map for individual stallions that gives insight into how these characteristics are passed on.
difference
Second premium
mares
geldings
Year
Studbook
Star
Crown
Model
2013
782
420
50
23
2012
830
447
51
22
Gelding Book
stallions
Star
Star
84
62
130
106
54
145
4.7 Preferent and Performance
4.2 Breeding and research
In 2013 there was a significant breakthrough in DNA research into hereditary disorders. In a joint effort of the Wageningen University and
the Diergeneeskundige Faculteit (Veterinary College) a DNA marking test has been developed for the disorders dwarfism and hydrocephaly.
The tests will be made available to the members in 2014. The tests will not be used in the selection policy for mares and stallions but
strictly to eliminate risky matches. The aim is to develop DNA tests for several disorders. Breeding research is also underway to establish
life expectancy in Friesian horses and research for a better tool to determine semen quality (morphology) commenced in 2013.
Preferent and Performance predicates are awarded to mares with good-quality offspring with respect to exterior or sport respectively.
In 2013 50 mares became Preferent, the same number as in 2012. As many as 5 mares received the Performance predicate. Quite
remarkably there are three stallion dams among these five: Olcha (Sape 381), Jeldau (Haitse 425 and Wylster 463) and Hanneke
(Anders 451). The names of the mares are:
Performance mares
Olcha
Model Preferent Prestatie
Feitse 293
F. v.d. Velde, Terwispel
Jeldau fan ‘e Wigêri
Model Preferent Prestatie
Rypke 321
G. v.d. Veer-Jellema, Tijnje
4.3 Stud services
Hanneke v.d. Hoogstraat
Ster Prestatie
Ouke 313
Reijnders/Van Decraen, Eksel
In 2013 there were 4279 registered services. Compared to 2012 this number has again dropped by over 400 but this is half the reduction as seen in previous years.
Tatjana P.
Ster Preferent Prestatie
Djurre 284
K.D. Postma, Tjerkgaast
Imma
Ster Preferent Prestatie
Obe 314
A. Zwaagman, Huins
4.4 Registered foals
4.8 Performance tests
In 2013 3461 births were reported. From these foals 3026 were registered (chipped) in 2013. Some of the remaining foals (abroad)
will be chipped and registered in 2013. Over 94% of the registered foals have been registered in the main section. The number of
registrations in the B-books are as follows: B-Book I: 82; B-Book II: 107; D-Book: 31.
The KFPS differentiates between three performance tests that together provide information about the sport aptitude of young horses:
the Central Examination, the ABFP test and the IBOP test. The evaluation scores from performance tests play an important role with
respect to the breeding programme, in the selection of stallions and when awarding predicates.
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4.8.1 ABFP tests
From the age of three onwards, stallions, geldings and mares are eligible for taking part in ABFP tests. During an ABFP test horses will be
trained under saddle and in-harness for a period of seven weeks and will be evaluated in both disciplines. The evaluation results are
taken into account for the declaration of permanent Crown or Model. The largest number of ABFP tests is carried out as part of progeny
testing for approved stallions. In each stallion’s sixth stud season 20 descendants will be selected for progeny testing. 142 ABFP tests
were completed in 2013. The tests are organised by WB-Stables in Warga.
4.8.2 IBOP tests
Stallions, geldings and mares can be entered for IBOP tests from the age of four onwards. The horses can be evaluated in the disciplines riding horse, driving horse or showdriving horse. The results play an important role for the declaration of permanent Crown or
Model predicates. The standard is (same as the ABFP test) set at a total score of 77 points averaging a 7 for the basic gaits. 288 IBOP
tests were completed in 2013: 48 driving tests, 235 riding tests and 5 showdriving tests. In all, the number of tests has increased by
60 compared to last year.
4.9 Central Examination
In 2013, the spring examination (for 4-year-old and older stallions) was discontinued and from now on the Central Examination will
only take place in the autumn. The preparatory phase which consists of a three-day instruction course was first introduced in 2012
and after positive feedback has been extended into 2013. Under the supervision of instructors Susan Bouwman and Johan Hamminga,
the stallions’ trainers receive instructions about how to give their horse the best possible training. A change introduced in 2013
means that the stallion jury advises the owner whether or not the horse should be entered for the examination. In the end, 16
stallions were entered for the autumn Central Examination out of which five have been registered in the Studbook:
Fonger 478 (Olgert 445 x Doeke 287)
Gerben 479 (Doaitsen 420 x Sape 381)
Hessel 480 (Norbert 444 x Jelke 367)
Hette 481 (Norbert 444 x Rindert 406)
Haike 482 (Arjen 417 x Lute 304)
The Central Examination that took place on the DG-Bar Ranch in California, USA, resulted in the registration of the following three
stallions:
Alert 475 (Jasper 366 x Hearke 254)
Bene 476 (Doaitsen 420 x Leffert 306)
Date 477 (Mintse 384 x Tjitte 333)
4.10 Progeny tests
In 2013, eight stallions completed the Progeny Test. All eight stallions can keep their breeding license in 2013. Progeny testing
contains data from the registration of offspring, examination results and the results of the 20 descendants that completed the ABFP
test. The ABFP test defines the sport aptitude and the character of offspring.
Stallion
Lineage
Maurits 437
Ulbert 390 x Ulke 338
Breeding value exterior
106
Breeding value sport aptitude
104
Mewes 438
Teeuwis 389 x Oege 267
106
102
Maeije 440
Beart 411 x Goffert 369
104
105
Maurus 441
Tsjalke 397 x Krist 358
104
108
Michiel 442*
Tsjerk 328 x Leffert 306
106
102
Tjalf 443*
Heinse 354 x Tjimme 275
105
104
Norbert 444
Tsjerk 328 x Hearke 254
108
102
Olgert 445
Ulke 338 x Atse 342
103
100
5. Sport
The advancement of the Friesian horse in the sport is one of the core activities of the KFPS. More and more Friesian horses are
entered in competition classes of various disciplines and also in the Light Tour level of dressage they are seen in increasing numbers.
At the Dutch Championships the number of Friesians keeps going up both in elementary as well as in national level classes.
5.1 Sport predicates
In 2013, the following predicates were obtained:
Dressage: 84
Driving dressage: 15
Showdriving: 3
5.2 Young Friesian horses with showdriving/dressage aptitude:
During the summer season several breeding chapters organise competitions for young Friesian horses with the objective to test their
aptitude for dressage and showdriving. The competitions for dressage aptitude are open to all 4, 5 and 6-year-old horses that have been
registered with the KFPS. There are four categories: a category for 4-year-old mares, one for 5 and 6-year-old mares, one category for
4-year-old stallions/geldings and a category for 5 and 6-year-old stallions/geldings (breeding stallions are excluded).
In 2013 the competitions for showdriving aptitude were open to all 3, 4 and 5-year-old horses that have been registered with the KFPS.
There are two categories: one for mares and one for geldings/stallions (breeding stallions are excluded).
The organisation is in the hands of the board of the organising breeding chapter. The participating countries are the Netherlands, Germany
and Belgium. Results of these competitions can be found under Events (Central Examination).
5.3 Competitions
Several competitions are organised specifically for Friesian horses. Underneath we will give a short account of the largest competitions.
Post Kogeko KFPS Dressage Championship
Each year there is a national dressage championship for Friesian horses. The breeding chapters all organise several pre-selection
competitions where selections will take place for taking part in the finals in Kootwijk in September. There are categories from
national levels (B to ZZ-Light) up to the Light Tour.
The champions:
B level
Inge Heesakkers with Cora van de Houtbroek (Doaitsen 420)
L1 level Harmina Holwerda with Franke PJ (Beart 411)
L2 level Judith Pietersen with Chabring AJ (Tsjabring 429)
M1 level
Marijke Folmer with Bartele 472 (Onne 376)
M2 level
Leonie Evink with Wylster 463 (Rindert 406)
Z1 level
Judith Pietersen with Tsjalle 454 (Mintse 384)
Z2 level
Esther Liano with Pattaconk’s Pluto (Wierd 409)
ZZ-Licht level
Esther Liano with Ebele fan Groenestein (Winand 405)
www.dressuurkampioenschapfrieschpaard.nl
KFPS Variso Indoor competition 2012-2013
Each year there are indoor competitions for the disciplines dressage and driving, the KFPS Variso Indoor competition. This competition
has its finals in Sonnega in early spring. The drivers will compete for the ‘Tinnen Menner’ and the dressage riders for the ‘Zilveren Zweep’
(2). In 2013, the ‘Tinnen Menner’ was for Koerina Dijkstra (B Champion) with her Maaike Matsje fan ‘e Ies (Sape 381) who had the best
result in the finals. The winners of the ‘Zilveren Zweep’ 2013 were Marije Verbeek (B dressage) with Anouk Jildou (Tietse 428) and Bobbie
Ydema (M2 dressage) with Up to Date’s Ulkje (Beart 411). This competition has been made possible by Stud Bommelsteyn in Joure and De
Nieuwe Heuvel in Lunteren. www.kfps-indoorcompetitie.nl
* preliminary approval on the basis of progeny testing (less than 40 inspected descendants)
After their preliminary approval in 2012, stallions Jesse 435 and Jense 432 were re-inspected in 2013. This resulted in a permanent approval for Jesse 435. Jense 432 will be re-inspected in 2014.
4.11 Stallion statistics
Stallions Sjaard 320, Ritse 322, Arjen 417 and Harmen 424 died in 2013.
4.12 Jury policy
To advance jury policy several days have been organised to promote schooling and uniformity. These days take place under the
supervision of the inspectors. The drop in the number of examinations calls for a smaller pool of judges. The following members of
the jury left towards the end of 2013: F. Holtrop, L. van Hout, M. Moosen, W.J.H. Oskam and D.M. Soetens.
In 2013 Luciel Ellens and Sabien Zwaga were appointed prospective inspector.
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KFPS Outdoor Driving Competition
This competition was initiated in 2007 and comprises six competitions in the months of June, July and August. There are categories
for driving dressage at B, L, M, Z and ZZ level in singles and two-in-hand. The champions will receive beautiful presentation rugs and
of course the KFPS medals. There will also be a special prize for the overall champion.
The champions:
B level Tobias Postma with Annika
L level Betty Meester with Diana fan ’t Wyldpaed (Jorrit 363)
M level Liesbeth van der Wal with Bindert H. (Aan 416)
Z level Lysbeth Hettinga with Marit (Tsjerk 328)
ZZ level
Belinda Sijbesma with Mindert fan Ypey (Rindert 406)
Overall Champion: Liesbeth van der Wal with Bindert H.
www.outdoormencompetitie.nl
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6. Events
Each year the KFPS organises a large number of studbook examinations but two are the milestones on the examination calendar.
These two events, the Central Inspection and the Stallion Inspection, last several days and each year are drawing the crowds in by the
thousands from home and abroad.
6.1 Stallion Inspection 2013
6.1.1 Inspection young stallions
The Second Viewing of the young stallions took place on Thursday January 10th. From the 79 stallions that had been selected in
Ermelo during the First Viewing, 65 made their way to Leeuwarden after semen and X-ray tests. In the end 20 stallions remained who
received the much-coveted invitation to the Central Examination.
6.1.2 Clinic afternoon
The mixed programme of clinics during the Stallion Inspection had been organised in cooperation with students from the ‘Hogeschool Van Hall Larenstein’ in Wageningen. The clinics were held in the main arena and warm-up ring as well as in some rooms of the
WTC Hotel. Louise Hompe’s very popular clinic ‘Judging the Friesian horse put into practice’ always takes place in the main arena.
Ronald Aalders gave an instructive workshop about shoeing Friesian horses and equine physiotherapist Karin Baas explained how she
can help improve the sport performances of Friesian horses. Cally Matherly’s photography clinic and ECO-coach Tjalling van den
Berg’s clinic on the physical and mental aspects of the sport both attracted a great deal of attention. Under supervision of Jolanda
Schreuder, Annika Palm demonstrated how it is even possible for paraplegic people to ride on horseback. The clinics on embryo
transfer and export regulations were also well-attended. By now a tradition, the afternoon was concluded with an interactive clinic
whereby visitors were given the opportunity to get into the driver’s seat to tackle a cones’ course.
6.1.3 Show evening with an international character
On Friday evening after the Third Viewing the main arena became the scene of a fantastic show with horses, music – modern as well
as traditional Friesian music - variation, sensation and many showdriving talents. This year not all the acts came from the Netherlands. In an inspiring and moving performance, Swedish rider Annika Palm rode a freestyle to music. What made this presentation so
special is the fact that Annika had suffered severe spinal cord injuries after falling from a horse 20 years ago. The Romanian tenor
Vlad Mirita entertained the fully-packed WTC by singing happily at the top of his voice. There was a dazzling Pas de Deux at ZZ Light
level, a showdriving class and the traditional parade of champions. The studbook stallions also got a chance to put in an appearance
and on special delivery of course the forever spectacular Hungarian Post. The end of the show evening was highlighted by four
Friesian dressage stallions who in combination with four Honorary Class showdriving horses in front of the sjees staged an absolutely impressive final act.
6.1.4 Horse of the Year
The great surprise of the show evening was the presentation of the ‘Horse of the Year 2012’. Susan Bouwman-Wind was ready for the
honouring of the champions but was asked to come forward to receive the trophy ‘Horse of the Year 2012’ with her Egberdina’s
Tjardo. Horse lovers and the jury panel decide among them who will be awarded the title ‘Horse of the Year’. In 2012 the very
successful Tjardo. (Time 398) was owned by Gerrit Soepenberg from Den Ham.
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6.2 Central Inspection
Because there were several equestrian events in the ‘Fries Congres Centrum’ te Drachten in September, it was financially feasible to
take the Central Inspection indoors again after one outdoor edition. Friday September 13th was set aside for the sport and
youngsters (foals, yearlings and 2-year-olds). There were up to 24 colts and 17 fillies showing off in the outdoor arena of the FCD. For
the first time there were two Hippiade championships on the afternoon programme: the regional Ladies’ Class Championship won by
Margé Emmens with Topgazon Sam E (Ulbert 390) and the regional Two-In-Hand Championship which was won by Maaike de Jong
with the Heinse 354 sons Idse and Hielke. This day also put dressage aptitude in the spotlights with 54 combinations giving their all
to qualify for the finals.
Saturday September 14th was a jam-packed and long examination day. Today the grounds belonged to the horses entered for
inspections with a splendid championship as the final piece. The examinations yielded 42 new (preliminary) Crown mares and 10
new Model mares. The Central Inspection will always mark a wonderful end to the inspection season in the Netherlands. On the
whole, the quality was outstanding and with Janneke B the examination had a ‘surprising ending’. A 2-year-old mare who peaked at
the right moment.
Survey Central Inspection Champions 2013
Champion colts:
Peter P. van D’Oerte (Uldrik 457 x Nykle 309) owner J. Pot, Wittelte
Reserve Champion colts:
Riemer fan it Skar (Alwin 469 x Doaitsen 420) owner F. de Jong, Katlijk
Champion fillies:
Prinses v.d. Terpen (Tjalbert 460 x Sape 381) owner R.J. Rienstra, Wommels
Reserve Champions fillies:
Richt fan ‘e Middelsee (Wylster 463 x Anton 343) owner G. de Boer-Boersma, Nijland
Champion yearling mares: Maartje fan Bangazathe (Tsjalle 454 x Tamme 276) owner D.J. Reiding, Terzool
Reserve Champion yearling mares:
Nynke fan ’t Reidfjild (Tsjalle 454 x Wibe 402) owner Stan Derksen, Oosterhout
Champion 2-year-old mares:Janneke B. (Norbert 444 x Fabe 348) owner M.H.A. Schothorst, Soest
Reserve Champion 2-year-old mares:
Joce Femke van de Noeste Hoeve (Tsjalle 454 x Feitse 293) owner P. Okkema, Witmarsum
Overall Champion youngsters:Maartje fan Bangazathe (Tsjalle 454 x Tamme 276) owner D.J. Reiding, Terzool
Reserve Overall Champion youngsters: Janneke B. (Norbert 444 x Fabe 348) owner M.H.A. Schothorst, Soest
Champion 3-year-old mares:
Ilse Ida T. (Norbert 444 x Olof 315) owner H.H. Tubben, Rutten
Reserve Champion 3-year-old mares:
Grietje van de Gonda (Norbert 444 x Sape 381) owner Els Noens, Merchtem
Champion 4-to-6-year-old mares:
Elza Maaike v.d. Noeste Hoeve (Norbert 444 x Rik 369) owner P. Okkema, Witmarsum
Reserve Champion 4-to-6-year-old-mares:
Beitske van ’t Oostende (Jerke 434 x Olof 315) owner H. Brinks, Wapserveen
Champion 7-years-old and older mares:
Trudi (Wikke 404 x Lolke 371) owner W.H.P. Hendriks, Reusel
Reserve Champion 7-year-old and older mares:
Trees fan ‘e Sjongedyk (Fabe 348 x Piter 312) owner Silvia Steinrücken, Olsberg
Overall champion of the Day:
Janneke B. (Norbert 444 x Fabe 348) owner M.H.A. Schothorst, Soest
Reserve Overall Champion of the Day:
Trudi (Wikke 404 x Lolke 371) owner W.H.P. Hendriks, Reusel
Champions Competition Young Friesian Horses with Showdriving Aptitude 2013
Stallions and geldings
1st place
Filou S.B. (Tjalf 443) owners S. Minkema and J.J. Schreuder, Frieschepalen and driven by Sybren Minkema
2nd place
Arwyn fan it Waad (Doaitsen 420) owner T. Bruggeling, Holwerd and driven by Susan Bouwman
3rd place
Falco B. (Wobke 403) owners Fam. Age Okkema and A. Brandsma, Siegerswoude and driven by Age Okkema
Mares
1st place
Aitske R.V. (Aan 416) owner B.T. van der Meulen-Veenje, Garijp and driven by Age Okkema
2nd place
Fenna fan ‘e Aldedyk (Lutger 436) owner H. Bleeker, Workum and driven by Tsjalling de Boer
3rd place
Freule Elvira (Andries 415) owner S.J. Haagsma, Marknesse and driven by Udo de Haan
Champions Competition Young Friesian Horses with Dressage Aptitude 2013
6.1.5 Breeder of the Year
During this 2013 edition of the Stallion Inspection the title ‘Breeder of the Year’ was awarded for the first time. Top of the 2012
scoreboard was J.A.M. Kruis from Heeg. At the bottom of this success are four first premium foals, three of them being descendants
from their home-bred stallion Wytse 462’s first crop.
6.1.6 Inspection Studbook stallions
As tradition has it, Saturday January 12th 2013 the programme kicks off with the older stallions. The established stallions once again
received a deafening applause from the audience. Next was the presentation of the young stallions that have been selected for the
Central Examination. After the break came the studbook stallions who have not yet been approved on offspring. In between a
beautiful film was shown about Friesian horses living in Central America´s Costa Rica. Later in the programme there was a moment
to honour those people who have given much of their time and effort to serve the KFPS. Douwe Willemsma, Tjalling Rollema and
Marten Pelleboer received the golden pin for their admirable commitment to the Board of the KFPS out of the hands of Chairman Cees
Roozemond.
The final piece of the Stallion Inspection was the magnificent championship. For the second time running the title for the older
stallions was awarded to Beart 411 and the reserve title was for his sire Jasper 366. Champion of the younger stallions was Norbert
444 with Tsjalle 454 being the runner-up. In a fully-packed WTC it was now time for the overall championship. Everybody went crazy
when the winner of the overall championship 2013 was announced. For the second time running: Overall Champion Norbert 444 with
Tsjalle 454 as the Reserve Champion.
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4-year-old stallions/geldings
1st place
Ewald fan ’t Wegje (Beart 411) owner J. de Graaff, Gameren, rider Ingeborg Klooster
2nd place
Edou R.S. fan Top en Twel (Beart 411) owner R. Schraa and S. Wynia, Oppenhuizen, rider Kim Pernilla Alta
3rd place
Durk fan StarKing (Sape 381) owner K.H.A. de Kluis, Nijmegen, rider Maaike Nanning
5 and 6-year-old stallions/geldings
1st place
Ytsen fan Galinga State (Tsjabring 429) owner A. Engert-Leuchter, Krefeld, rider Stefanie Wittmann
2nd place
Constand M. (Tsjabring 429) owner Anna-Maria Roland, Kaarst, rider Judith Pietersen
3rd place
Arwyn fan it Waad (Doaitsen 420) owner T. Bruggeling, Holwerd, rider Susan Bouwman
4-year-old mares
1st place
Douwina van de Goede Ree (Norbert 444) owner A. Postma, Doezum, rider Monique van der Meij
2nd place
Evita van Setse (Felle 422) owner Demro Stables, Mierlo, rider Ingeborg Klooster
3rd place
Femke Teatske fan Stal Ghia (Doaitsen 420) owner P. Okkema, Witmarsum, rider Yvonne Snieder
5 and 6-year-old mares
1st place
Walsdame (Jasper 366) owner P. Okkema, Witmarsum, rider Yvonne Snieder
2nd place
Alfvera fan ‘e Beijemastate (Arjen 417) owners J. Kramer en P. Hofma, Arum, riderMarsja Dijkman
3rd place
Wauw van Harmke (Felle 422) owner I.M.M. Klooster, Mariënheem, rider Ingeborg Klooster
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7. Promotion & Communication
Attachment I: Hierarchy of the KFPS
7.1 Promotion
The KFPS has 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 role within the KFPS.
The Governing Board has a policymaking function and the following persons have a seat on the Board:
7.1.1 Webshop and merchandise
Promotional merchandise of the KFPS can be ordered online via our webshop. Online sales via the web-shop were launched at the end
of 2012. This was further developed in 2013 and several articles have been added to the list. The renewed house style is certainly
contributing to the promotion of the Friesian horse. Outer clothing, horse items and educational books can be ordered online on our
site www.kfps.nl
7.1.2 Promotion stand KFPS
In 2013 the PR team proudly represented the KFPS at the following events: Stallion Inspection in Leeuwarden, Horse Event in Deurne,
Central Inspection in Drachten, Finals KFPS Post Kogeko Dressage Championship in Kootwijk and the breeding days in Kootwijk,
Helden-Panningen, Garijp, Drachten, Hilvarenbeek, Ameland, Oudkarspel, Hoorn (Terschelling), Assen, Ambt-Delden, Oldeholtpade
and Blauwhuis. The absolute highlight for the PR team is the Stallion Inspection. The entire event is an enormous boost for the
Friesian horse but it also creates a great opportunity for the PR stand because a major part of its turnover on merchandise is generated during these days.
Governing Board KFPS until November 22nd 2013
Cees Roozemond
Bergen
Chairman
Bert Wassenaar
Amstelveen
Vice Chairman
Peter Bazuijnen
Diever
Treasurer
Pieter Tuinman
Boksum
Secretary
Pascale Drijfhout
Jistrum
General Board Member
Governing Board KFPS starting November 22nd 2013
Bert Wassenaar
Amstelveen
Chairman
Pieter Tuinman
Boksum
Vice Chairman and Secretary
Peter Bazuijnen
Diever
Treasurer
Geralt Pots
Nuis
General Board Member
Pascale Drijfhout
Jistrum
General Board Member
Schedule of outgoing members, autumn meeting
7.1.3 Royal Friesian Club
The Royal Friesian Club was founded in 2013. The objective of the Royal Friesian Club is to encourage the mutual transfer of knowledge between Friesian horse enthusiasts. Twice a year they meet to discuss a wide range of subjects centred around the Friesian
horse. Moreover, the Royal Friesian Club strives to produce a positive financial balance each year, which will enable them to provide a
sum of money which can then be used to support a specific cause every year. During their first meeting CdK (Royal Commissioner) of
Friesland, Mr J.J. Jorritsma together with then Chairman KFPS Mr C. Roozemond officially opened the Stallion Inspection 2013. On
October 11th 2013 the Club visited Stalhouderij de Zadelhoff in Breukelen where drs. C. van Zadelhoff gave a remarkably fascinating
presentation about his business DTZ Zadelhoff and his passion ‘The Friesian Horse’.
7.2 Communication
7.2.1 Phryso and newsletters
In 2013 Sanoma appointed Ellen Franke as editor/coordinator. A team of editorial staff and the KFPS each month produce the Dutch
Phryso and two digital newsletters. The highlights of the Phryso are translated into English and Spanish and sent to the KFPS members. The first edition of the Spanish newsletter appeared in June and both newsletters are distributed on a monthly basis. Several
specials were added to the Phryso in 2013. An extra long breeding special was published in March and the September issue was
packed with information about the breeding days. On four occasions the Phryso was published with an extra attachment: Stallion
information, Annual report, and 2x General Meeting addendum (spring and autumn).
7.2.2 Website
Current affairs are briefly communicated on the KFPS website. Inspection and test results are put online as quickly as possible and
followed up with a twitter alert. The site is continually updated with current news and all events are listed on the calendar. On
MijnKFPS (members only), horses can be entered for examinations, foals can be registered and it offers a host of horse-related
information. In the course of 2013 the following additions were put in place: Mijn facturen: this is the portal where you can view
your invoices online. On the website (Dutch and English) the library is continually updated with the most important articles of the
Phryso. It is possible to consult articles of up to four years ago via the categories : General, Breeding, Events, Veterinary, Sport and
Welfare.
7.2.3 Social media
In 2011 the KFPS started to publicise news items and events via social media (twitter). This was followed up in 2012 with the launch
of our own Facebook page. This medium reaches a vast public and positive reactions are coming in from all over the world and since
then it has grown enormously. Because Facebook is a predominantly English platform the KFPS has chosen to communicate in
English. On YouTube channel the KFPS has launched KFPS.tv. The first film footage of the youngest crop of stallions from the autumn
inspection has been distributed via this channel. This too is communicated in several languages.
Appointed in
Re-election at
Outgoing in
Pieter Tuinman
2006
2009
2014
Pascale Drijfhout
2008
2012
2016
Bert Wassenaar
2011
2015
2019
Peter Bazuijnen
2012
2016
2020
Geralt Pots
2013
2017
2021
Member Council
The Member Council has a controlling function and consists of representatives who have been elected by the members in the
regional meetings. The Council of Members has two internal committees:
1. The Confidential Committee: is responsible for the selection of candidates to fill future upcoming vacancies on the Board.
2. The Financial Committee: is responsible for conducting investigations into the financial matters of the KFPS on behalf of the Board.
Members of the Member Council, and their functions:
Regio
Groningen-Drenthe Combinatie
R. Arends*
J. Meijer
R. Oldenburger
Confidential Committee
J. Schuurman **
Ta it Bihâld
L. Reinds Confidential Committee
J. Klimstra
W. de Vries
Y. de Vries**
It Fryske Greidhynder
J.G. van der Linden*
Financial Committee
J.J. van der Meulen
J. Steenbeek
Confidential Committee
D.J. Reiding**
It Fryske Hynder
J.S. Dijkstra*
N.J. Osinga
M. Samplonius-Nijenhuis
T. Bouma **
Het Friese Paard Wolvega
R.W. Hettinga*
A.J. Roos
J.J. van Weperen
J. Kroes**
Het Friese Paard MiddenNederland
W.H. van Bemmel*
Chairman Special Closed MC
Meetings
A.R. Zandee
Confidential Committee
D. Brummel
C. Veldjesgraaf **
Het Friesche Paard Twente
Achterhoek
H.F.M. Kuipers*
M. Slagers-Karnebeek
H. Vloedgraven
Confidential Committee
P. Tanck**
Het Friesche Paard in Noorden Zuid-Holland
H.H.M. Smit
C.W. Star
Financial Committee /
Chairman Special Closed
MC Meetings
C.G. de Vrieze
Financial Committee
Het Friesch Paard Zuid-Nederland
A.W. de Jong*
L. Lemson
Financial Committee
A. Poppelaars
Het Friesch Paard Limburg
M.W. Haverkamp
Confidential Committee
B.G. Sengers
Duitsland
H. Beissner*
R. van der Meer
Noord-Amerika & Canada
Mw. M. VanderPloeg
P. van der Hoek*
K. Wiersma
Other foreign countries
M. Larsen
C. DirlewangerGunsch
H. Maes
J. Achterhof**
F. Frerichs** /
J. Heckmeijer**
G. Steenbeek**
*Outgoing on November 22nd 2013
**Appointed on November 22nd 2013
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WFHO
The World Friesian Horse Organisation is the consultative body between the KFPS and the boards of foreign associations. The WFHO
Board consists of the KFPS Chairman and secretary, the three foreign Council Members and a representative from the German and
North American Associations.
Inspection, (performance) jury and passport consultants
Inspection: General responsibilities include establishing 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.
Breeding Council
The Breeding Council advises the Board in matters regarding the breeding goal as well as the breeding and selection policy of the
KFPS. The following people have a seat on the Breeding Council:
Helga Flapper (chairman), Herman Kamminga*, Herman van Hemert*, Hans de Nooij (advisor), Fer Smit, Frank Houterman, Willem de
Boer, Aat Both, Harrie Draaijer (advisor), Waling Haijtema, Jan van Weperen** en Laurens van der Meer**.
*Outgoing on November 22nd 2013
**Appointed on November 22nd 2013
Schedule of outgoing members Breeding Council
Appointed in
Members of the Inspection
Bauke de Boer, Nes; Jaap Boersma, Oudega; Harrie Draaijer, Itens; Sjouke de Groot, Hylaard; Louise Hompe, Groningen; Fetse Veldstra, Vegelinsoord
Prospective inspectors
Luciel Ellens-Van der Kooi, Nagele; Sabien Zwaga, Nieuwleusen
Helga Flapper
Re-election in
Outgoing in
NJ 2012
NJ 2016
Frank Houterman
NJ 2012
NJ 2016
Fer Smit
NJ 2014
NJ 2018
Waling Haijtema
VJ 2012
VJ 2016
VJ 2020
Aat Both
NJ 2012
NJ 2016
NJ 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
Jury
The jury is responsible for the implementation of the inspection policy. The following people are jury members for the KFPS:
U. Beissner (Germany), P. Bergsma (linear scoring), L. Boelens (prospective), A. Brak (prospective), L. Ellens, J. Hellinx, L. van Hout, G. Kuipers, H. van der
Meulen, P. van der Meulen, M. Moosen, W.J.H. Oskam, E. Pouw (linear scoring), E. Reen, J. Slootjes (JFPMD), Fr. Smits, D.M. Soetens, W.S. Sonnema, C. Terpstrav/d Meer, W.P. Thijssen, J. Veenstra and S. Zwaga.
Performance Jury
The Performance Jury is responsible for the judging of the ABFP and IBOP tests. The following people are a member of the Performance Jury: Reitse Faber
(Dijken), Pieternel Romkema (jury JFPMD, Haskerhorne), Herman Smit (jury JFPMD, Arum), Gerard Vermunt (jury JFPMD, Emmeloord), Haike van der Meulen
(Noordbergum).
Passport Consultants
The team of passport consultants is responsible for the implementation of the I&R Regulations of the KFPS. The team consists of: Jaap van der Meulen (coördinator), Reitse Faber, Lammert Jager, Doede de Jong, Eppie de Jong, Geert de Jong, Obe Mous, Marten de Vries and Emiel Verwey.
One term on the Council lasts 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 KFPS
and consists of the following people: Mr. T.K. Hoogslag, Mr. G.K. Schipmölder, Mr. M.L. Blackstone.
Acting member of the committee: Mr. G.A. Pots
Schedule of outgoing members Disciplinary Committee, spring meeting
Appointed in
Re-election in
Re-election in
Re-election in
G.K. Schipmölder
2007
2010
2012
2016
T.K. Hoogslag
2007
2010
2013
2017
Mw. M.L. Blackstone
2007
2010
2014
2018
One term on the Committee lasts 3 years with one re-election term of 4 years.
At present there is no maximum of terms on the committee.
Sports Council
The Sports Council advises the KFPS Board in matters regarding sport goals and sport policy of the KFPS. The members of the Sports
Council are: Sjoerd Jan Keuning (chairman)*, Esther Liano, Saskia Meinema (jury JFPMD), Richard Rademaker de Ridder, Merel Groen,
Oene Bosma en Udo de Haan**.
*Outgoing on November 22nd 2013
**Appointed on November 22nd 2013
Schedule of outgoing members Sports Council
Appeals Committee
The disciplinary regulations offer the possibility to appeal to the Appeals Committee against the ruling of the Disciplinary Committee. Mr. C.M. Telman, Mr. E.J. Kuiters, Mr. Tj.J. Koelmans.
Schedule of outgoing members Appeals Committee, spring meeting
Appointed
Re-election in
Re-election in
Re-election in
Mw. C.M. Telman
2007
2010
2012
2016
E.J. Kuiters
2007
2010
2013
2017
Tj.J. Koelmans
2007
2010
2014 outgoing
Appointed in
Re-election in
Outgoing in
Saskia Meinema
2006
2010
NJ 2014
One term on the Committee lasts 3 years with one re-election term of 4 years.
Esther Liano
2006
2010
NJ 2014
At present there is no maximum of terms on the committee.
Merel Groen
2010
NJ 2014
NJ 2018
Louise Hompe (insp.)
2012
Oene Bosma
VJ 2012
VJ 2016
VJ 2020
Richard Rademaker de Ridder
NJ 2012
NJ 2016
NJ 2020
Udo de Haan
NJ 2013
NJ 2017
NJ 2021
One term on the Council lasts 4 years with one re-election term of 4 years.
NJ 2016
Board of Appeals
On behalf of the Member Council the Board of Appeals is responsible for dealing with the ruling concerning an appeal which one of
the members has lodged against a decision by the Board.
Mr. O.F. Brouwer, Mr. J.W. Oosten and J. Bakker.
Acting member of the Board of Appeals: A.A.M. Schut and H. van Dieren.
Complaints Committee
This committee has been established to advise the Board with regard to complaints submitted in writing concerning the behaviour of
members of the Board, committees, officials, management and other staff of the KFPS, as indicated in the complaints procedure laid
down by the KFPS.
Mr. L.H. Haarsma, P. Hoekstra, A. Holtrop, T.H. de Jager, J. Kiestra, Mr. W. Sleijfer.
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