Do you have a talented three- or four-year-old in your stables that you would like to sell?
Registration for the KWPN Online 3- & 4-Year-Olds Auction is now open. Through this auction, KWPN offers its members an excellent platform to present and sell young horses to an international audience.

The photo and video day will take place on Wednesday, July 16 at the KWPN Centre in Ermelo. The collection will be published on Monday, July 28, with bidding starting on Friday, August 1. The auction will close on Monday evening, August 4, 2025, immediately following the end of the inspection season.

Registration
You can register your horse by completing the digital entry form on this page. Participation is open to three- and four-year-old KWPN horses with a solid foundation and good rideability, suitable for the (inter)national sport and breeding market. Horses do not need to be saddle-broken to be eligible, although this is allowed. Participation in a KWPN inspection is not required but may be considered an advantage. All horses must be of ster quality to be eligible for the auction. In previous editions, several horses changed hands successfully via this auction following a strong inspection season.

Veterinary Requirements
All participating horses must have undergone a full radiographic examination for sport, including images of the neck and back. These X-rays must not be older than twelve months at the time of the auction. In addition, a clinical examination is required, which must be no older than one month at the time of the auction. All veterinary documents must be submitted to KWPN prior to the video day.

Auction Terms
In the event of a sale, the seller will be charged an 8% commission on the final bid amount. In the case of a buy-back above €8,500, an 8% commission also applies.

More Information
For more information about the KWPN Online 3- & 4-Year-Olds Auction, please contact KWPN at salespromotion@kwpn.nl or by phone at +31 (0)341-255 511, attn. Mairin van der Tol.

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Source: KWPN
Photo: Anniek de Wit