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KWPN Books

The KWPN has a number of books into which horses may be registered or accepted.


Upon registration, foals are entered in one of the following books:

Foalbook (vb) generally includes foals
  • by: Approved KWPN stallions, Erkend stallions or Erkend Thoroughbred stallions;
  • out of: KWPN Foalbook, Studbook, Register A, Register B, Auxiliary Foalbook, Auxiliary Studbook or Erkend studbook mares. Horses registered in the Foalbook may be presented for studbook without completing any other requirements.
Register A (Reg A) generally includes foals
  • by: Licensed stallions, stallions from an Erkend studbook or non-Erkend Thoroughbred stallions;
  • out of: KWPN Foalbook, Studbook, Register A, Register B, Auxiliary Foalbook, Auxiliary Studbook, Thoroughbred or Erkend Studbook mares. Register A foals are eligible for keuring premium grading classes. Horses registered in the Register A may be presented for studbook as long as the horse completes any compulsory additional requirements. These may include radiographs, endoscopy and/or performance. For more detailed information on additional requirements see box at bottom of page.

Register B (Reg B) generally includes foals
  • by: Foalbook or Watchlist KWPN stallions, OR stallions from a Warmblood studbook not Erkend by the KWPN;
  • out of: KWPN Foalbook, Studbook, Register A, Register B, Auxiliary Foalbook, Auxiliary Studbook, Thoroughbred or Erkend Studbook mares OR mares registered with a Warmblood studbook not Erkend by the KWPN. Register B foals cannot enter keuring classes. Register B foals cannot advance to any other book unless the registration status of the lacking parent changes.
  • foals from one KWPN and one Non-Warmblood or unregistered parent.

Auxiliary Foalbook (hvb) - Since 2003 foals have been not been registered in the Auxiliary Foalbook but in either Register A or B. Starting 2008, Auxiliary Foalbook horses can no longer be inspected for Auxiliary Studbook. Auxiliary Foalbook mares that now qualify for Foalbook or Register A because of a change in the registration of the lacking parent, may be eligible for studbook inspection if the requirements are met.

Certificate of Pedigree (CP) - Starting in 2008, Certificate of Pedigree papers are no longer issued and foals instead receive Register B papers. Also since 2008, Certificate of Pedigree mares can no longer be inspected for Auxiliary Studbook. A Certificate of Pedigree mare that qualifies for Foalbook due to a change in the registration of one or both parents, may be eligible for studbook inspection if all requirements are met. (See box at bottom of page.)

Outside mares - Mares registered with an Erkend studbook may be eligible to have Foalbook registered foals. Mares registered with an Erkend studbook are also eligible for studbook inspection at age three or older. Pedigrees must be approved, parentage must be proven through DNA typing and they must pass the necessary veterinary and/or performance requirements. Successful outside mares will be entered in the KWPN studbook and have their original registration paper stamped with their KWPN status.

The KWPN also has books into which horses may be accepted:

Studbook (stb) - Foalbook and Register A mares, geldings and stallions are eligible for Studbook Inspection at age three or older. Register A stallions must complete all requirements for approval (radiographs, endoscopy and/or performance). Register A mares and geldings must complete those requirements not met by their sire (see box below). Upon successful presentation, mares and stallions are accepted into the studbook but geldings remain in or move to the Foalbook since they are not used for breeding. All successful horses will receive updated papers and may be branded with the lion brand on the hip.

Auxiliary Studbook (hbs) - Since 2008 horses are no longer accepted into the Auxiliary Studbook.

Stallion Status

Licensed (L) - In the past these were Foalbook, Register A or Erkend Studbook registered stallions that had been successfully been presented at a KWPN-NA keuring for Approval and that had also passed the radiograph, endoscopy and semen requirements. Licensed stallions were not yet accepted into the Studbook. This status has now been replaced by “Aangewezen” although there are still a few cases where Harness stallions have this status.

Aangewezen (G) - These are Foalbook, Register A or Erkend Studbook registered stallions that have been successfully been presented for Approval at a KWPN-NA keuring and that have passed the radiograph, endoscopy and semen requirements. Aangewezen stallions have not yet passed a KWPN performance test (either a 21-Day or a 5-Day test).

Approved (A) - KWPN or Erkend Studbook registered stallions that have successfully been presented for Approval, have passed the KWPN veterinary requirements and performance test requirements. Approved stallions have been accepted into the Studbook.

Outside stallions - Stallions are registered with a KWPN Erkend studbook. These stallions are considered to be ‘improvement’ sires and are eligible for stallion approval at age three or older. Pedigrees and sport and/or offspring reports must be approved prior to keuring presentation.

The Jockey Club is considered to be an Erkend Studbook. Thoroughbred stallions may be presented for “Erkend” status.They must have their pedigree and performance records approved as a prerequisite for presentation. If successful the stallion will be designated ‘Erkend’.

Additional Requirements for Register A horses or mares from an Erkend Studbook

In order for a Register A papered horse or a mare from and Erkend studbook to be accepted into the KWPN studbook, it must meet those requirements the sire did not meet according to KWPN standards. These may consist of any combination of the following:

  • Radiographs - if the sire did not pass the KWPN radiograph examination.

  • Endoscopy - if the sire did not pass the KWPN endoscopy examination.

  • Sport - if the sire does not have a Grand Prix sport record.The sport requirement may be met
    either by passing a KWPN IBOP or by meeting the sport requirements at a minimum of
    Keur level in the specific breeding direction that the horse is presented in at the keuring.