Welcome to ACE Group Inc!

We are proud to be a member of World Breeding Federation for Sport Horses (WBFSH).
The ACE Passport has been added to the list of “FEI approved national identification documents” available on the FEI website as well as on the FEI Database.
This means that this Passport can now be used as a national identification document for FEI horses.

Preliminary Assessment Tour Itinerary for 2018

December 17, 2017

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!

Venues still available for 2018 Tour – BOOK NOW!

New Zealand, Auckland region 16 – 18 January (Open Venue)
Belcam Stud Queensland, on Saturday 20 January (Open Venue)
Toowoomba, Queensland area on Monday 22 January (covering areas in between and Sunshine Coast on 21/01)
Orange/Bathurst NSW area on 26 January
Southern Highlands NSW 27/28 January
Northern Victoria 30 January
Central Victoria 31 January and 1 February
South Eastern Victoria 2 and 3 February
Tasmania 4 February
South Aust. Wednesday 7 to Saturday 10 February
Kentaur Stud, Western Australia Sunday 11 February (Open Venue)
WA in between stops 12 to 15 February
Yalambi Stud, Western Australia 16 and 17 February (Open Venue)

THERE IS STILL TIME TO BOOK AN ASSESSMENT!
If you only have one horse/foal to be assessed then you may need to consider taking it to an “Open Venue” for the assessment. If it is difficult for you to transport your mare with a young foal and your property is within reasonable travel distance for our Team to visit, please contact our Office to make these arrangements.
Just a reminder that the ACE office will be closed from COB December 24th until January 2nd 2018.

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What is an assessment?
Judges are assessing for athletic performance horses and breeding stock that can produce better and better sport horses.
How do I know if my horse has good conformation?
Conformation goes hand in hand with movement because a horse with conformational weaknesses must work harder when he eventually works under the rider.
The correctness of conformation is hereditary.
We should not forget, however, that there is no horse with perfect conformation
As the horse walks away from the judge on the triangle, he sees the view from behind: correctness of travel, hind-leg straightness, alignment of the steps, ease of movement of the joints, the swing of the tail - showing the clear four-beat walk rhythm, freedom of the shoulders and haunches and the ground-covering marching quality with regularity.
When the horse trots away from the judge, he notices the engagement and an active depart into the trot which, when we see the trot in profile, shows a correct rhythm, regularity, freedom in the joints, freedom of the shoulders and haunches and an elastic, swinging back. The assessor would also like to see some natural impulsion and engagement that create a degree of suspension.
As the horse comes back toward the assessor, he has an opportunity to observe the front legs for correctness.
An assessment gives the breeder a benchmark from which they can evaluate their breeding program to see where they can improve in the future.
An assessment gives the horse owner and rider an insight into where their horse’s fault lies and the knowledge that their horse can perform the specific task that is required.
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