Performance

Performance damline

Genetic profile

This horse does not yet have or has too little information from the sport, inspections or talent tests, nor does it have a DNA profile (genotype).
Therefore, no reliable breeding values can be estimated yet. The horse will first have to participate in the above events, or have a DNA profile drawn up.
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The breeding values are estimated using available information from the sport and inspections.
The breeding values are presented in relation to the harness horse breeding direction.

The breeding values are estimated using available information from the sport and inspections.
The breeding values are presented in relation to the harness horse breeding direction.

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Approved offspring

No approved offspring

Performance test report

Pedigree information until 2005  (04-04 t/m 24-05)
The star mare Ochtendroos is the dam of Tendens-HBC. His grandmother is the well-known keur preferent Zeeroos (s Noran) who received 98 points for her IBOP. She was brought out in multiple harness disciplines and earned about EUR 800. Without exception her children did well at keuringen and several have earned moderate winnings. Amongst those is Goldroos keur (s Indiaan), Ilsetaroos keur (s Wouter), Fleurroos (s Waarborg) and Napoleon aangew (s Fabricius) who was champion of harness horse day in 1997. The Dutch singles champion broodmare of 2004, T-Roos (s Manno) also comes from this mare line. Another branch produced several competition horses that mainly competed in the province Noord-Holland. The same mare line also produced the 2004 studbook accepted stallion Udo (s Ganges).

Own performance
Tendens-HBC was the TP champion of the 2003 stallion show in Den Bosch. Later that year he also became the FSP champion. In 2004 he won the championship for 4-year old harness horses.

Performance
Tendens-HBC is a fickle stallion that tenses quickly. The stallion also varies in his determination and is difficult to work.
The walk has sufficient scope but little suppleness. The stallion does show self-carriage in front of the show cart. He does use the neck but should come further back in the front. The foreleg moves out well but he should have more knee action. The use of the hindleg is more than sufficient. Tendens-HBC shows more than sufficient impulsion but should come underneath further. The stallion has more than sufficient suspension and more than sufficient enthusiasm.
He has more than sufficient talent for harness work and he gives his driver a variable feeling.
Tendens-HBC tenses quickly in his stall and while being handled.
The veterinarian detected a quarter crack on the inside of the right front hoof.

Tendens-HBC participated for a few days in the 2003 performance test but was sent home after a stall vice was detected. In the fall of 2003 he had an operation to rectify his cribbing problems. The vice was not observed during this test. Otherwise selection on the basis of stall vices was halted in 2004.

Performance test scores

Offspring report

No registered Offspring report

Availability

Availability unknown