International Congress for Horse Breeding of the Socialist States, Berlin 1974 - Germany / German Democratic Republic 1974 - 20 Pfennig

International Congress for the Breeding of the Socialist States 1974 Berlin, Capital of the GDR For the 1974 International Congress for the Breeding of the Socialist States in Berlin, the capital of the GDR, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the German Democratic Republic issues four multicolored special postage stamps. International Congress for Horse Breeding of the Socialist States 1974 Berlin, Capital of the GDR In the period from August 19 to September 4, 1974, the 25th International Congress for the Breeding of the Breed of the Socialist States takes place in the German Democratic Republic and the associated thoroughbred meeting. The aim of the International Congress of Horse Breeding is to constantly promote and intensify the friendship and cooperation of the socialist states in the field of horse breeding and horse racing. Particular concern is the comprehensive application of scientific and technical progress and the joint performance of performance tests, in order to achieve through this way, a faster performance increase in the horse breeding of the socialist states. The cooperation between the socialist states in the Congress is constantly being developed in accordance with the principle of full equality and mutual benefit, and thus directly fulfills the tasks of horse breeding in building socialism in our countries. These tasks are in the cultural-sports area, the horse offers a variety of opportunities for recreation and upgrading and the interesting and sophisticated leisure activities for the working people in the form of canter and harness racing, Pflerdleistungsungsschauen as well as in the context of riding and touring tourism. 20 Pfennig value: Trotter For the breeding of the trotting horse in the GDR the national stud farm Lindenhof, circle Templin and the national stud Prieros, circle king Wusterhausen are the most important and determining breeding places. At the trotting track Karlshorst in the Berlin Wuhlheide these horses are subjected to a performance test, the results of which decide on the later use of the stallions and mares in breeding. Special highlights in the annual program of the racetrack Karlshorst are in addition to the breeding races, the international race days, in which the best trotters of the GDR in hard comparison with the powerful trolleys of the Soviet Union and other socialist countries are tested.