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Some Interesting photos, people, and links:
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Hello to my fellow Knab enthusiasts! This is a photo of a mare named "Tusindfryd." If you know where she is, would somebody let me know?
Anyhow, I'm offering up this page to just show you what I've found in my initial research on the Knab. I'm not endorsing anyone or anything, as I don't know enough about who to trust or who to be wary of at this point. I'm sure this web page will evolve as I establish contacts of trust and settle into my own philosophy about where I think this precious breed should go. So... this is some great stuff. If you want your information on my site, I will post it. I have no bias at this point and I'm honestly saddened about the division I've found within the people who love this breed.
I will be going to Denmark to observe an inspection this summer. I have an extensive background in the Friesian and how it has evolved and is now inspected. I believe there is a structure beginning to evolve for the Knab that is similar.
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In the USA
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Please see this link for Knabs available in the USA:
Knabs USA
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Erlerhof
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Erlerhof - Titan
Norbert has been very helpful and communicative about his opinions in preserving the original Knab. His horses tend toward the baroque style. He is located in Austria.
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Stutteri Kronplet
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I found this link very interesting. It appears to be another farm offering Knabs. I like the amount of hair on these horses and the fact that they don't look like thorougbreds! Oh gosh... I've probably offended somebody..... Sorry...
Stutteri Kronplet
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From Germany - Sabine
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This is another interesting link from Germany. Sabine has also been helpful in expressing her opinions about the original breed.
Sabine Reinhold
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In Scotland - Blacklaw
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I've received very professional correspondence from Blacklaw. They appear to be breeding horses of sport and color.
Click here for Blacklaw
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In Denmark
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I initially had contact with Ruth. I liked Malu. I still don't understand all of the registration issues. I look forward to going to Denmark for the inspections!
Knabstrupper Salg
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Gestuet Falkenhorst - From the region known as "The Green Heart of Germany."
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Pictured is Apollon, just before he left for the United States - Photo courtesy of Gwen Gregorio
Gestuet Falkenhorst
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