Preserving the Legacy of Friesian Horses

A Friesian inspection, also known as a Keuring, is an evaluation of a Friesian horse's conformation and movement. The goal is to determine if the horse is suitable for breeding and to enter the Royal Friesian Studbook (KFPS). 

How it works

• Independent judges evaluate the horse's conformation and movement 

• Judges compare the horse to the standard set in the Breeding Book Regulations 

• Dutch "Runners" put the horses through their paces so the judges can evaluate them 

Predicates 

• Horses can earn predicates such as Star, Crown, Model, Sport, and Sport Elite

• Mares can earn the Preferent predicate on their offspring

• Stallions can earn the Preferent predicate if they have a lasting influence on the breed

Benefits

Inspections can be a valuable tool for breeders and their breeding programs. They can also be a fun and educational experience for owners and spectators. 

For more information, go to www.azfriesianhorse.com; https://www.facebook.com/AZFriesianHorse 

Event held in the "Arizona Cutting Horse Arena" (Arena 3 - covered)

 Free for spectators