Warmblood Association Club [OPEN]

[henriettarosemoore]

Welcome to the WBA Club

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Welcome

The WBA Club has been created to bring together the lovers of the Warmblood breeds/types, if you own a Warmblood or if you're just a big fanatic, this is the right club for you! Here we hold shows and competitions for all levels of riders and horses - from rising stars to world wide glory, we are a friendly and competitive community. So come on and step right in to see what this club has in store for you!

For anybody who loves Warmbloods / Sport horses and English Riding here is a brief conclusion of what we do:

● Hold shows + competitions for specific Warmblood breeds
● Run workshops + challenges for your Warmbloods / English Riding style
● CC for classical English Riding
● Roleplay plots + stories for your horses
+ More!

When hosting shows or posting threads that involve WBA use our hashtag #WBAClub

What is a Warmblood?

The Warmblood species are categorised into a group of middle-weight horse types and breeds primarily originated in Europe. They usually weigh an amount of 650kg give or take, and can be as tall as 16.2hh or more. To become a breeding horse , mares must stand taller than 15.2hh and stallions at least 15.3hh at the withers. Breeding large, heavy war horses together with the lighter and faster ones, combine a great combination of an agile, speedy, good temperamental all-round horse. Warmbloods are popularly used for racing, eventing, and Olympic Standard riding.

Registering with the WBA Club

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Joining the WBA Club [horses]

Before registering your horse please look at the horse breed lists below.

To add your horse into the horse registry you will need to fill out the forms below.
CLICK HERE FOR FORM

Horse breed list

Here is a list of allowed horse breeds. If you registered a horse and it's breed is not on here, it's probably the reason why the form has not been accepted. If you have your own horse breed you will be allowed to mention that on the form (Because it's your own breed, you are allowed to choose whether it is a Warmblood or not). Crosses are welcome, as long as they have a Warmblood horse of each parent.

➣ American Warmblood           ➣ German Sport horse            ➣ Czech Warmblood
➣ Argentine Warmblood           ➣ German Warmblood           ➣ British Warmblood
➣ Austrian Warmblood              ➣ Hanoverian Horse                ➣ Rhenish Warmblood
➣ Bavarian Warmblood              ➣ Holsteiner Horse                  ➣ Selle Francais
➣ Belgian Warmblood                 ➣ Irish Hunter                             ➣ Swedish Warmblood
➣ Bradenburger                             ➣ Irish Sport Horse                   ➣ Swiss Warmblood
➣ Canadian Warmblood            ➣ Knabstrup Sport                    ➣ Trakehner
➣ Cleveland Bay                             ➣ Kinsky Horse                           ➣ Westphalian
➣ Danish Warmblood                  ➣ Mecklenburger                      ➣ Wielkopolski
➣ Dutch Warmblood                   ➣ Oldenburg                                 ➣ Wurttemberger
➣ Australian Warmblood          ➣ Finnish Warmblood             ➣ Norwegian Warmblood

==If there are any horse breeds that you would like me to add on or feel that I have missed then please pm me and I shall add them on==

Staff

Sim Registered Name	Stable	Class	Style	Date Joined
Henrietta Rosemoore	Rosemoore Orchards	Manager	English	29/12/16
Karif Mormin	Dragon Lodge Stables	Moderator	English	30/12/16
Avery Knight	Park Lane Farms	Registration Manager	English	14/01/17

Horses Registry

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[LeviRosenthal]

A warmblood association, great idea !
I'm really not sure if we can consider Amercian Saddlebred, Lipizzaner, Morgan, Quarter Horse and Tennesse Walking Horse as warmblood breed ?
For the knabstruper we can precise the sport type (there's also a classic more baroque and a pony version).

[henriettarosemoore]

Thank you! Yes I knew someone would comment about this.

I did some research about Warmbloods and the Amercian Saddlebred, Lipizzaner, and Tennesse Walking Horse count as 'light' horses as they were bred from 'heavy' horses + hot blood horses. I thought that even though they might not count as a Warmblood I wondered whether to add them onto the list anyway. Anyway I did some more research and removed some breeds, if you're certain that they don't count I'll remove them as I am not sure myself and I don't want to give anybody false facts

[SilverMonocerosStables]

Lipizzaner is a baroque breed.
Tennessee Walkers are considered more of a Gaited type than Warmblood.
As it was already said, Knabstruppers should be specified as Sporthorse type

[karifmormin]

I know there's not a lot out there - but Kinsky Horses and Argentine Warmbloods I'd potentially like to see be added if possible?

[henriettarosemoore]

Ah thank you, understood. @karifmormin I'll add them right away!

[SilverMonocerosStables]

There also are some other breeds you could add
- Alt-Oldenburger/East-Friesian (heavy Warmblood)
- German Sporthorse (created by joining Brendenburg, Saxon, Saxon-Anhalt, and Saxon-Thuringian studbooks in 2003)
- German Wamblood (registered with ZfDP)
- Mecklenburger
- Polish Halfbred
- Senner (extremely rare)
- Silesian (heavy Warmblood, although there's a new, lighter type)
- Swedish Warmblood
- Wielkopolski
- Wurttemberger
- Zweibrucker

P.S. It's spelled Hanoverian

[alastairschrodinger]

Per the American Saddlebred and Morgan, both of these breeds have been dual registered as American Warmblood irl and are allowed as out crosses to the American Warmblood. American Saddlebred is also allowed to cross with a subsection of Dutch Warmblood to make the harness (Tp) strain.

I'm not really arguing either way. Other communities have separated them as well. Just wanted to point out that for these two breeds, a crossover that can cause confusion does exist.

[SilverMonocerosStables]

American Saddlebred is also allowed to cross with a subsection of Dutch Warmblood to make the harness (Tp) strain.

As far as I know, Tuigpaard/Dutch Harness Horse is a separate breed, not a strain of Dutch Warmblood. KWPN is a studbook for three breeds: Dutch Warmblood (registered in two sections, jumpers and dressage horses are registerd separately), Dutch Harness Horse, and Gelderlander (the ancestor of the former).

[alastairschrodinger]

I'm not sure what you mean. It seems you said the same thing as me. Perhaps it was my misuse of "Dutch Warmblood" term as if equivocally interchangeable with "KWPN" (as is colloquial alternative where I am from). A technicality on terminology All three (or four if you count show jumping and dressage separately) are warmbloods governed by the same book.

[SilverMonocerosStables]

Yes, but all three are separate breeds, that just share one studbook It's common to use KWPN interchangeably with Dutch Warmblood, but KWPN term has wider meaning (I hope I worded that understandably! :P)
Just as Hackney and Hackney Pony - two breeds, but share one studbook.

EDIT: What about Anglo-Arabian type breeds? Not the straight cross, but breeds that heavily base on Anglo-Arabian bloodlines (with addition of Warmblood ones)? Do we count them in as Warmbloods?

[karifmormin]

Just um my tuppence here, but surely it's up to the club host as to exactly what they include and how realistic or not something is? Also aren't lipanzzers (sp) used for crossing to make the Iberian Warmblood?

[henriettarosemoore]

I'll add them as soon as I can, and also when I realized that auto changed it to an 'e' I corrected it yesterday

[Rivet]

A warmblood association that's look great

[henriettarosemoore]

Thank you! Feel free to register once the forms are up!

[Rivet]

Thanks but could you tell me where is registration on the site ?

[henriettarosemoore]

WBA Doesn't have a website, as all the activity has to be on the Equus-Sims forums. The registration isn't open yet, hopefully I can have the forms completed by this evening or tomorrow morning. So once they are ready you can sign up!

[wynlet]

Just an idea, but I don't think a table on here might be the most efficient way of listing registered horses.. people have a lot of warmbloods and they always tend to be the most popular 'breed', scrolling down a list of 400 horses might be a bit tedious

[henriettarosemoore]

Yes I do know that that might happen, I said that if it gets too large then I will list it somewhere else. c:

[amillard]

Has the registery list been moved to a proper place?