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Vzpostavitev rodovniške knjige za pasmo ameriški quarter konj
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Ameriški quarter konj je pasma, ki se je začela razvijati v 17. stoletju. Vsak konj te pasme mora biti registriran pri American Quarter Horse Association, kot tudi v državi, v kateri se nahaja. Z Uredbo (EU) 2016/1012 … (2016) je potrebna prenova rejskih programov in vzpostavitev rodovniške knjige za vse pasme, ki se nahajajo v državi. Poleg tega mora vsakega konja pri prodaji spremljati zootehniški dokument. Prvi ameriški quarter konj je bil v Slovenijo pripeljan jeseni leta 1995. To je bil Future Enjoy, ki ima v Sloveniji registriranih 13 potomcev. Do julija 2019 je bilo v Sloveniji skotenih 452 ameriških quarter konj, skupno registriranih pa kar 821. Za sprejem v rodovniško knjigo je bilo pregledanih 38 od 115 kobil, ki izpolnjujejo osnovne pogoje. V letu 2019 je licenciranih 6 žrebcev pasme ameriški quarter konj. Linearno oceno, ki je potrebna za razvrščanje v pododdelke rodovniške knjige, je od leta 2015 naprej prejelo 73 ameriških quarter konj. Predlagamo naslednjo obliko rodovniške knjige: tri glavne rodovniške knjige (Knjiga žrebcev, Knjiga Kobil in Knjiga kastratov in steriliziranih kobil), ki so naprej deljene na Osnovno knjigo, Splošno knjigo, Knjigo I in Knjigo II, poleg glavne knjige pa predlagamo še dodatni del.
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Slovenian
Keywords:
konji
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pasme
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ameriški quarter konj
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rodovniška knjiga
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Slovenija
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Bachelor thesis/paper
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BF - Biotechnical Faculty
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2019
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20.500.12556/RUL-111067
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4298120
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22.09.2019
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DROBEŽ, Tamara, 2019,
Vzpostavitev rodovniške knjige za pasmo ameriški quarter konj
[online]. Bachelor’s thesis. [Accessed 23 March 2025]. Retrieved from: https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/IzpisGradiva.php?lang=eng&id=111067
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Title:
Establishment of stud book for American quarter horse
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The American Quarter Horse is a breed developed in the 17th century. Every horse of this breed has to be registered with the American Quarter Horse Association and also in the country in which the horse resides. Changing of the EU legislation (Regulation (EU) 2016/1012 …, 2016) requires the revision of breeding programs and establishment of Stud Books for all horse breeds located in member country. Also, every horse must be accompanied by zootechnical certificate in trade. The first American Quarter Horse arrived in Slovenia in the Autumn of 1995. The horse was Future Enjoy, which had 13 registered offsprings in Slovenia. Altogether, the 452 American Quarter Horses were born by July 2019 and there were 821 registered American Quarter Horses in Slovenia. Thirty-eight of 115 mares which qualify for acceptance in the Stud Book have already been assessed. In 2019, there are six licensed American Quarter Horse breeding stallions. From 2015 to 2018, 73 horses were linearly scored, which is necessary for classification of horses into the subdivisions of the Stud Book. We suggest three major books (Stallions’ Book, Mares’ Book and Geldings’ and Sterilized Mares’ Book) and Appendix Book. The major books should have subdivisions named Basic Book, General Book, Book I and Book II.
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horses
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breeds
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American quarter horse
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studbook
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Slovenia
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