Arrêté du 10 juin 1920 concernant l'examen des étalons destinés à la monte pendant l'année 1921, resp. la distribution des primes pour l'amélioration de la race chevaline pendant l'année 1920. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/a/1920/06/10/n1/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Arrêté du 10 juin 1920 concernant l'examen des étalons destinés à la monte pendant l'année 1921, resp. la distribution des primes pour l'amélioration de la race chevaline pendant l'année 1920.

This preamble introduces an order on inspecting stallions intended for breeding in 1921 and distributing prizes for improving the horse breed in 1920.

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Jurisdiction
Luxembourg
Instrument
Decision
Citation
http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/a/1920/06/10/n1/jo
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
fr
Updated
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animal breeding animal identification application deadline breeding prize awards contest eligibility document submission documentary requirements event participation expertise commission meetings grant administration grant/payment administration horse breeding livestock breeding prize eligibility public payments publication and notice registration subsidy subsidy eligibility

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This preamble introduces an order on inspecting stallions intended for breeding in 1921 and distributing prizes for improving the horse breed in 1920. La commission d’expertise doit se réunir à Luxembourg et à Diekirch aux dates fixées pour examiner les étalons et juments, puis attribuer les primes prévues. A subsidy of 800 francs is granted to owners of approved stallions, and they must keep the stallions within the assigned station area and not let them serve elsewhere. The subsidy and prize are granted only if the records show the stallion covered at least 30 mares, and stallion owners must send a certified booklet by registered mail by 6 July and provide certain certificates. Only stallions that meet the stated breeding and prize-history conditions may compete for conservation prizes, and their owners must keep them for one more year for public breeding.