The New Zealand Sport Horse

13/04/2022

💲💲💲💲💲💲 JACKPOT💲💲💲💲💲💲

$300 cash now up for grabs at the NZ Indoor Championships at the Taupo NEC this weekend don't miss out!!!

To celebrate the re-launch of the NZ Sport Horse Register, we sponsored a $50 draw over each of the three days at the Lets Jump show in Taupo last weekend.

Look who missed out:

Day 1: Bellick ST and Denise Collins
Day 2: Duchess D and Kathryn Alabaster
Day 3 Awaroa New Edition and Margaret Van Rooyen

You got the $50 if your horse/pony was drawn at random and is registered with the NZ Sport Horse Register … it only takes 5 minutes and $5 … you can do it on your phone right here and now at https://www.main-events.com/.../6678/nz-sport-horse-register .

We need your support to get the Register off to a great start. So register your horse now and if drawn, the $200 is yours. If the drawn horse is not registered, then the $50 rolls over to the next day and becomes a draw for $250. And if not in that draw, $300 for the last day of the show.

You have to be in the NZ Sport Horse Register to win!

Check out how it all works at Main-Events or on our new website at https://www.nzsporthorse.co.nz/ where you can search for a horse and click through to view any of these details. Some results will be there already from Main-Events shows under the full profile.

09/04/2022

And tonight at the Fiber Fresh Easter Jumping Show in Taupo, it was DUCHESS D with customer Kathryn Alabaster that was drawn at random for the NZ Sport Horse prize. However Duchess D is not yet registered with the NZ Sport Horse Register so the $100 prize money rolls over to become $150 for the draw tomorrow (Sunday) at the show.

Your horse has to be in to win! Only 5 minutes and $5 to record your horse with the all new NZ Sport Horse Register online at Main-Events.com - https://www.main-events.com/event/6678/nz-sport-horse-register/onlineentry and you could win the $150.

06/04/2022

To celebrate the re-launch of the NZ Sport Horse Register, we are sponsoring a $50 draw over each of the three days at the upcoming JUMP CLUB show in Taupo this weekend. You get the $50 if your horse/pony is drawn at random and is registered with the NZ Sport Horse Register … it only takes 5 minutes and $5 … you can do it on your phone right here and now at https://www.main-events.com/event/6678/nz-sport-horse-register .
We need your support to get the Register off to a great start. So register your horse now and if drawn, the $50 is yours. If the drawn horse is not registered, then the $50 rolls over to the next day and becomes a draw for $100. And if not in that draw, $150 for the last day of the show.
And if not won then, it becomes $200 for the first day of the Indoor Championships the next weekend. Horses and ponies must be registered the day before. You have to be in the NZ Sport Horse Register to win!
Check out how it all works at Main-Events or on our new website at https://www.nzsporthorse.co.nz/ where you can search for a horse and click through to view any of these details. Some results will be there already from Main-Events shows under the full profile.

03/04/2022

30/03/2022

Super excited to have this off the ground!!!

https://www.main-events.com/event/6678/nz-sport-horse-register

30/03/2022

INTRODUCING..... with all new ideas - The NEW New Zealand Sport Horse Register!

The Register supports the breeding objectives of individual breed societies - these connections will be recorded within the NZ Sport Horse Register for others to find.

Breeding good horses is not just the responsibility of the stud or mare owner. All those involved in the sport should be watching and learning about bloodlines - especially those on the rise.

The NZ Sport Horse Register is non-aligned. All breeds are welcome and all pedigrees are accepted but flagged as verified once confirmed with breeder and stallion owner or not traced so that we can move forward with each generation. There was no compulsion to breed along certain lines – the philosophy was that publishing performance records already in place with Equestrian Sport NZ and other organisations would provide the tangible incentives needed to breed top horses from proven bloodlines.