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International Shetland Pony Show 2025
Dear Shetland pony breeders & friends
We would like to share with you our International Shetland Pony Show 2025.
We hope to see you in Lignières in August 2025; you’re welcome!
We plan to have good and memorable moments between Shetland ponies addicts.
The website for entries and accommodation will be up soon.
If you have any question, or need any information, you can use:
– email: isps.shetland.2025@gmail.com
– messaging from International Shetland Pony Show FB page: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561298742995
Best regards,
Chantal Chort for Shetland de France
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Breed Show 2025
Hat Standards
Price increases
As of the 1st of January 2024 the following price increases will come into force:
Subscriptions:
Individual Annual £40.00
Joint Annual £70.00
Junior £17.50
Family £90.00
Life £1,000.00
Annual Crofter £30.00
Life Crofter £450.00
Associate £30.00
Late penalty fee £10.00
Registrations:
Passport amendments £15.00
Duplicate passport £40.00
Keeper registration £20.00
Import £250.00
Miscellaneous:
Priority service £30.00
Extra rosettes £3.00 each
DNA from First Foaling Mares
The Society would like to remind breeders that as of 1st January 2024, all first foaling/maiden mares must have their DNA profile completed prior to foal registration. Please bear this in mind when submitting foal registrations as this may mean they take longer to complete. We would encourage breeders to get mares DNA profiled in advance of foal registration. The cost will be £60.00 this will be for the DNA and the mare registration.
British Horse Foundation BB press release
Hair Samples
Microchipping
Legislation requires all equines born before July 2009 to be microchipped.
This will come into force on the following dates
England – 1st October 2020
Wales – 12th February 2021
Scotland – 28th March 2021
Your vet should add the barcode sticker to the passport above the silhouette and sign and stamp it. The vet must then notify the society by post or email, giving the pony’s name and registration number and the number of the chip inserted.
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