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Southeastern Haflinger Association
Mark Navratil & Leslie King with Sonny”T”, Stetson D.D.R, Anchor Man & Stop Signal first time in public at Canterbury Equestrian Center in Newbury, FL
The SEHA has been closed. Paul Nordan, treasurer-for-life and long-time stalwart of SEHA, described it this way: “The SEHA has been in a state of limbo for the past couple of years. There has not been sufficient interest to conduct successful activities. Many of us are involved with family and other horse activities. With this in mind the SEHA Board has agreed to end the Association. We have been paying for insurance each year to cover activities that few participated in. We are distributing the funds that remain in the account to those members who had a paid membership in 2008. I have enjoyed my association with SEHA and cherish the memories and friendships developed. My personal thanks for the support and friendships of SEHA friends over the last 14 years.”
Here are a few websites with Haflinger information: The American Haflinger Registry: http://haflingerhorse.com/
Horses and equipment for sale, breeders, trainers, associations: http://buyhorses.com/Links/Haflinger.htm
Horse Quest, list of breeders: http://www.horsequest.com/breeds/haflinger.htm
The still-current parts of the previous web page follow:
The Haflinger horse was first imported into the United States in 1958 from the mountains of the Austrian Tyrol. There are over 14,000 registered Haflingers in North America now, and the numbers are rapidly growing. The horse ranges from 52 to 59 inches tall and weighs from 800 to 1,200 pounds. The Haflinger is chestnut, ranging from honey blond to chocolate, with a mane and tail ranging from pure white to flaxen. The horse is known for its versatility--riding, driving and working. The Haflinger has a calm temperament, making it a fine children's horse.
SEHA 2009 Calendar
Date
Description
Location
Contact for More Information
July 9-12
Southeastern Equestrian Trails Conference. Learn to manage your trails sustainably. www.southeasternequestriantrails.com
Gainesville, FL
The following horses are for sale - Please contact the owner directly.
Horse
Sire/Dam
Born
Contact
Mares
Yearling mare started to cart. Very light work, no long-duration training. Willing and cheerful.
Weanling filly
Aachen NTF (classified, inspected and approved)/ Nobleman TOF daughter
‘07
‘08
Mike Bobo Inman, SC cmbobo@alltel.net foothillsfarms.net 864-978-0871
Geldings
Gelding going well under saddle and to cart. Very calm and great around people or other horses.
‘03
Stallions
Weanling colt
Aachen NTF (classified, inspected and approved)/ Aristocrat TOF daughter
Pictures courtesy of Mike Bobo
There is a chat room about Haflingers that is reported to be useful: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/haflingerfriends/.
Ember along the French Broad River at the Biltmore Estate
Brianna Layland on Early Admiration
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