The key factors for success in thoroughbred breeding are

1. The breed’s defined ideal reflects the breeding objective in terms of conformation and suitability for use. The convex horse

2.  The assessment of temperament for use as a ‘riding horse in the countryside’ focuses on fearlessness and steadfastness over country; these are indispensable characteristics for selection as broodmares and stallions suitable for breeding – to be deemed qualified.

3. A willingness to perform without stubbornness, as a guarantee of consistent trainability, is a requirement of the breeding objectives.

4. The issue of the ‘Certificate of Origin’ bearing the UHLN – Universal Haflinger Life Number, UELN system – is essential for verifying the horse’s lineage and origin, in order to fully meet the needs of breeding and trading partners.