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>> In reality very few people inspect in the US, and those that do, and even fewer amount actually listen as to if they should continue to breed or not. The US pretty much does whatever the heck it wants, even to the point of allowing horses to be papered and listed as registered that the World Federation told them to pull because they weren't pure. So a height increase is really the least of the US problems, and the US/AHR are just going to continue to do whatever the heck they want so a height increase really isn't a issue over here.<<
Thank you Jacque - valueable info for a potential Haflinger buyer. Must say that I have learned alot from following the discussions on this list. who is actually preserving the Haflinger breed .... hmmm. In my book the only reason to buy a purebreed horse is to get a horse which live up to the a standard (which meets what I'm looking for) - this does NOT seem to be the case in US for the Haflinger.
Lene
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