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Honorary Patron: Museum of Independence in Warsaw

Sponsor: Polish Horse Breeders Association, Władysław Brejta

Guardians: Łukasz Schuch, Agnieszka Bojanowska

Polish hippologist, an excellent exterior expert and a racing organizer. Co-originator of horse breeding in Poland after the World War I and II. He has written (together with W. Pruski and J. Grabowski) the Vol. II of the manual entitled “Horse breeding”.

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He was born on 12 March 1892 in Warsaw within the family much-deserved for Poland and its capital. He was a child of a big city. So, from whence was his life-affecting passion for horses he came to love from childhood and then came to know their breeding thoroughly and so permanently that he devoted his long life to them.
Warsaw at the end of nineteenth century – the world of Stanisław’s childhood – the beautiful Trakt Królewski, and particularly Aleje Ujazdowskie, the famous promenade in Warsaw of that time, equipages with elegant horses, equestriennes and riders – all of them fascinated the child’s mind.


Pole Mokotowskie – 1899. His father took seven-year Stanisław to the racecourse for the first time. This event has exerted a huge influence on the child’s mind; the boy started being passionate of racehorses at first and then people, trainers and all things related to horse; he can still hear and see something new! He made every effort to visit racecourses and then observe morning gallops and penetrate secrets of horse training.
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On 05 March 1982, aged 90, Eng. Stanisław Schuch MSc died. He was a former Chief of Horse Breeding Department at Agriculture Ministry and the main co-originator of horse breeding in Poland after the World War I and II.


He was honoured with the Order of Polonia Restituta Fourth Class, the Officer’s Cross, and Fifth Class, the Knight’s Cross, as well as with many other distinctions.


You can find the whole article and other sources at Polish Digital Equestrian Library (click)

Author: Adam Sosnowski


Stanisław Schuch died on 05 March 1982 aged 90. He was buried at the Evangelical cemetery in Warsaw.


Polish Digital Equestrian Library:

Click the following links to go to related materials in Polish Digital Equestrian Library (they will open in a new page):

„Schuch Stanisław Grzegorz” – Lesław Kukawski

„Stanisław Grzegorz Schuch” (2012) – Witold Duński

„Polacy z wyboru” [fragmenty] [PL][DE] (2012) – Tomasz Markiewicz, Tadeusz W. Świątek, Krzysztof Wittels

„Wspomnienie o Stanisławie Schuchu” (1982) – Adam Sosnowski

„Stadnina Koni Widzów-Skrzydłów” (1978) – Stanisław Schuch

„60-lecie pracy zawodowej i piśmienniczej mgr. inż. Stanisława Schucha” (1975) – Witold Pruski

„Wyścigi koni pełnej krwi o znaczeniu światowym” (1970) – Stanisław Schuch

„Stadnina Koni Kozienice” (1970) – Stanisław Schuch, Andrzej Starzyński

„Washington International 1968” (1969) – Stanisław Schuch

„Koń i jeździec” (1967) – Stanisław Schuch, Józef Markiewicz

„Horses and Horsemanship” [EN][FR][DE][RU] (1967) – Zespół redakcyjny (dodatek)

„Dobór ogierów pełnej krwi w hodowli półkrwi” (1967) – Stanisław Schuch

„Nowe poglądy hipologów angielskich na trening i wyścigi koni pełnej krwi” (1967) – Stanisław Schuch

„Ocena klasy konia według czasu wyścigu i rekordu” (1966) – Stanisław Schuch

„Wybitne importowane ogiery i ich wpływ na hodowlę pełnej krwi w Polsce” (1966) – Stanisław Schuch

„Wielce szanownemu koledze Stanisławowi Schuchowi przyjaciele i hodowcy” (1961) – Praca zbiorowa

„Próby dzielności na torach wyścigowych” (1954) – Stanisław Schuch

„Działalność ś.p. Fryderyka Jurjewicza w zakresie państwowej i krajowej hodowli koni” (1929) – Stanisław Schuch

Słownik Jeździecki i Hodowlany – Lesław Kukawski



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