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WHY DO WE NEED A CANADIAN FRIESIAN REGISTRY? And the registration papers from foreign registries are in languages not easily read by most Canadians.

The Canadian Friesian Horse Association (CFHA) was started in May, 2008 by a group of Friesian enthusiasts with a vision of developing a Canadian Association that would be a home to Friesians, Arabo Friesians & Friesian Sporthorses in Canada. In the past we Canadians have had to join foreign registries in order to register our Friesian horses, which often resulted in long wait times for registrati

on papers and involved paying fees in foreign funds which can fluctuate tremendously. Inspections and judging tours have not typically been held in Canada forcing breeders and owners to travel extensively throughout the USA and Europe to have their horses evaluated, resulting in extra and unnecessary costs. Canadian owned Friesians are less likely to participate in national equestrian awards programs offered by the foreign registries because these programs do not extend to Canadian members. To that end it was seen as a necessary and timely endeavor to establish an official Canadian Friesian Horse Association (CFHA) to serve owners and breeders of Friesian, Arabo Friesians & Friesian Sport horses in Canada. The CFHA strives to provide Canadian Friesian breeders, owners, and enthusiast with access to affordable professional advice and services in order to breed, register, evaluate and award these magnificent animals in accordance with the breeding standards and rules of their mother studbooks and the Canadian Animal Pedigree Act. Thank you for supporting the Canadian Friesian Horse Association.

05/27/2025

09/22/2024

Bonne has found a new home 😄🥳 This handsome guy is the total package! Bonne has a sweet curious personality, brave, smart & willing also come to mind when describing him. He is very athletic with impressive movement, 3 strong gaits with good suspension and elasticity. Bonne is stunningly good looking and is sure to turn head where ever he goes. His sire is Omer 493 Sport AA and his dam Tonke fan Bonnieview is by Mintse 384. Bonne will be available the end of Oct.

09/05/2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ztp0kTjEO7k

Vamor WHF - 2022 Friesian Sporthorse Filly, registered with the Canadian Friesian Horse Assoc. Tested negative for dwarfism, hydrochephalus and distichiasis....

08/11/2024

Tyson has found his new home!

Tyson WHF - 2022 Friesian Sporthorse Gelding. Sire: Jasper WHF, (3/4 Friesian stallion), Dam: Malibu,(Hanoverian/TB Sporthorse.) This boy is not only handsome but also smart, willing & athletic. Tyson is 37.5 % Friesian, the other bloodlines include Hanoverian, TB, & Canadian Pinto. He currently stands 15.2 hands, should mature 16 -16.2 hands. Malibu competed successfully in eventing. Tyson will make a great partner in dressage, eventing, jumping or as a pleasure horse.

05/03/2024

Zora WHF. 2023 Friesian Sporthorse filly enjoying being turn out on some fresh grass after a long winter.

03/27/2024

An early Birthday gift. Jorja FV decided to bring this filly into the world 2 weeks early and in a snow storm. Both mom and baby are doing well. The filly is by Tonjes 459.

12/04/2023

Wicher fan Sylvan Star, 2e premium at 2023 inspection. Sired by Wyster 463 Sport Elite AAA from the Netherlands. Dam Sire Sipke 450 X Feike 395. Extremely tall weanling looks much like his sire who stands 17.2hh. Elegant, strong and supple movement, lots of suspension, reach and elasticity. Beautiful prospect looking for new home. Born May 6, 2023 2 months barn work and halter training. Doing exceptional and kind hearted c**t.

Address

Athabasca, AB

Telephone

780 675 5927

Website

http://www.canadianfriesianhorse.ca/

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