MEMBER REPORT FROM CHILE (Includes Peru)

2008 REPORT:

Chile reports that in the year 2008, 209 foals were registered. There are approximately 250 active broodmares and 40 active breeding stallions. No horses were exported, and 1 was imported from Brazil. Artificial Insemination, Embryo Transfer and multiple foals per mare per year by ET are permitted. Passports are not yet issued. Horses are not yet microchipped. The estimated number of living Arabians in Chile at present is just over 2,000. There are 2 main shows and 10 endurance rides each year.

Chile also registers the Arabian horses for Peru, in the year 2008 11 foals were born in Peru, from the farms of 3 different breeders were registered.

In 2009, The Asociacion de Criadores de Caballos Arabes del Peru (ACCAP) became an Associate (non voting) Member of WAHO. The Arabian horses of Peru are registered in a separate section of the Arabian Stud Book of Chile.

PREVIOUS REPORTS:

From 2007, Chile has been registering the Arabian horses of Peru.

In 2007 Chile registered 218 foals and recorded 3 exports and 8 imports.

The current published Stud book is Volume IV. In 2006 Chile had 350 registered mares and 50 breeding stallions, and 288 foals were registered. All these horses are blood-typed and we are moving to DNA typing.

2 horses were exported in 2006 – one to USA and one to the UAE, and 19 were imported from Argentina. The use of Artificial Insemination and transported semen is permitted, so is embryo transfer.

The Chilean Arabian Association organises an 2 regional shows yearly. Regarding endurance races, they are very popular and 10 are held each year. Chile has taken part several times in international and world endurance competitions, at which they have always participated with Arabian Horses. Arabian horses are also used for jumping and dressage competitions. Arabian horse breeding is flourishing in Chile, since the last few years.


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2008 TROPHY REPORT
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2007 TROPHY REPORT
L.L. BEAUTY DREAM Bay Mare. 2001. [Bey Shadow TGS / Touch A Dream]. Owner and breeder Mr. Alfredo Hasbun H. Strain: Kehaileh Dajanieh (Mlecha, ca. 1840).
The Chilean Association of Arabian Horse Breeders is pleased to announce that they have awarded their 2007 WAHO Trophy to the outstanding mare L.L. BEAUTY DREAM, from Haras La Laguna, owned and bred by Mr. Alfredo Hasbun H.
The arguments considered in awarding this trophy were that the mare in question obtained the titles in Chile of Champion Foal 2001, National Junior Female Champion 2004, National Champion Mare 2005, and when travelling overseas to represent Chile, she was awarded the prestigious title of 'International Champion Mare 2007', in Las Vegas USA.
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2006 TROPHY REPORT
No report for 2006

2005 TROPHY REPORT
SGV SALMAN EXPRESS [Hafati Express / Bint Gaizar]. Dark Bay Stallion, 2003. Breeder and Owner: Luis Grez, Haras SanGreVal "SGV". Strain: Kehailan Dajani (Dajania 1876)
The Chilean Arabian Horse Association (ACHCCA) awarded the 2005 WAHO Trophy to the dark bay Stallion SGV Salman Express. He has an impressive show record, having been the 2004 Chilean National Reserve Champion Foal and the 2005 Chilean National Junior Male Champion.
He will be competing in the Second South American National Show representing Chile, that is going to be held on December 2nd and 3rd 2006 in Santiago, Chile.
Click to Enlarge - Fernando Bulnes, Vice-President of the ACHCCA presents SGV Salman Express and his owner/breeder Luis Grez with the 2005 WAHO Trophy for Chile, looking on is Jose Miguel Bulnes, Executive Director of the ACHCCA.

Fernando Bulnes, Vice-President of the ACHCCA presents SGV Salman Express and his owner/breeder Luis Grez with the 2005 WAHO Trophy for Chile, looking on is Jose Miguel Bulnes, Executive Director of the ACHCCA.


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