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The Association |
Hansruedi Vonlanthen
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The Association |
Hansruedi Vonlanthen
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Statement, Response to the decision of 3 July 2026 by the Federal Office for Agriculture (BLW
=> Scandalous behaviour by Christian Stricker, Head of the Animal Breeding Ordinance Unit at the Federal Office for Agriculture (BLW
=> The attempt at intimidation, involving the threat of a decision, was acknowledged by the umbrella organisation, Haflinger-Pentagon, Sàrl-GmbH, and rejected with a request to the BLW for a decision that could be challenged.
=> Only an appealable decision can allow the Federal Administrative Court to assess the decades-long high-handedness.
=> The claim regarding the application of 25 February 2026 for the issuance of an appealable order – a claim that was never actually submitted as an application, but rather our own request for them to issue such an order and to rule against us, which we would not comply with under the law and applicable regulations. The version valid from 1 January 2026 is the authoritative one.
Christian Stricker is a gifted manipulator of the law at the Federal Office for Agriculture (BLW). His arbitrary rule, which sidelines the entire senior management, including the Head of Department and the President of the Confederation, Guy Parmelin, is reminiscent of the era of bailiffs and feudal lords . . . . . .
=> The report of 12 February 2026, (News – Important) Implementation of the Completely Revised Horse Breeding Ordinance, with the subtitle: Nothing but lies and deceit can, if you please, serve as grounds for Christian Stricker, head of the Horse Breeding Ordinance, to reprimand and condemn us! This is to be settled before the Federal Administrative Court by means of a challengeable decision, not by means of a dogmatic, untruthful invoice subject to a fee (CHF 1,011.60).
=> It is not possible to appeal against a decision at the Federal Administrative Court; only the requested, appealable decision, setting out the grounds for the Haflinger-Pentagon Sàrl-GmbH’s breaches of the Horse Breeding Regulations, can be assessed by the Federal Administrative Court; as an appealable decision, it need not be titled merely as a standalone decision.
The order issued on 3 July 2026 (see link: notice of appeal) is dismissed as null and void, with the request that the threatened appealable decision – which must be titled as such so that the Federal Administrative Court can rule on it – is valid.
An umbrella organisation for the breeding of purebred horses => Haflinger <= is dismissed by the Head of the Horse Breeding Ordinance as a non-existent concept.
Simply because the term ‘umbrella organisation’ is not mentioned in the Horse Breeding Ordinance – within the scope of the authority to issue orders – no umbrella organisation for the three original breeding organisations can exist.
Christian Stricker cannot confirm the initial registration of a new horse breed either, because he is unable to do so; he does not have the authority to do so, as he cannot carry out such a registration!
Christian Stricker, the compliant civil servant who cannot do what he himself has made impossible!
A dogmatic legal contortionist, accompanied by an entourage of his own kind, including a research assistant who does not provide scientific support for horse breeding but rather backs up his absurd claims – claims which are unknown to his amended, completely revised Horse Breeding Ordinance. Terms such as ‘(umbrella organisation)’ and ‘(initial registration of a horse breed)’—which, according to Christian Stricker, are illegible in the completely revised Horse Breeding Ordinance—simply do not exist for him. Wonderful… Invented by Christian Stricker, Head of the Horse Breeding Ordinance, in accordance with his unchallengeable conduct.
Haflinger-Pentagon Sàrl-GmbH, represented by Hansruedi vonlanthen
This statement is being forwarded to the Federal Administrative Court for information.