If you have purchased a Lipizzaner horse with or without a passport, we can help.

If you have purchased a horse with a passport from another country, we can assist. It needs to be updated and your ownership recorded.

We have frequently been asked by owners whether the old type registration certificates will suffice as passports. The answer is NO, they will not. A passport is an entirely different type of document which contains certain pages required by the Government for every equine in the UK. If you have an old style registration document, please contact us and we will guide you through the procedure for obtaining an Official DEFRA required Passport. We have also been asked if passports from overseas are valid. In most cases, yes they are, but in other cases they may require checking as there are a number of forgeries circulating.
It is a legal requirement that your name and address needs to be entered on to the passport and officially stamped. Passports must contain the current owner's name and address and should be sent in for updating. We have a legal requirement to enter certain information on the Database and that includes current owner's details.

If you own a LNSA of GB registered Lipizzaner/part bred ,there will be a passport for it. If it is not currently in your possession, It is just a telephone call away. If you own an unregistered Lipizzaner Horse, with or without breeding papers, we can prepare and obtain/issue a passport for him/her. If you scroll down this page you will find a downloadable application form. If you would rather we sent it to you in the post or by e-mail, contact us and we will send out the following day.
We also issue Identity Passports to all horses and ponies not registerable in the studbook of a breed society. Discounts are available for certain categories. Our passports are high quality documents and contain additional security in the form of a uniquely numbered hologram on the front page. The hologram number is entered in printed form in the passport and appears on our records.
We have since 2010 taken over management of Gypsy Cob Society passports