Performance

Performance damline

Genetic profile

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.

To explain the terminology used in this overview, please refer to this legend

Approved offspring 1^st generation

Approved offspring 2^nd generation

Performance test report

Performance Ermelo 1978

He muscled up during the test. At the start he was very headstrong and struck out a lot. He was ridden under saddle in order to learn obedience. Later on he submitted and made much progress. Very good movement with much balance and good rhythm. The head/neck carriage and the play of the ears were all excellent. The work is easy for him. He is very willing to work and enjoys it. He has very much talent for harness work, he demands a lot from his drivers.

When he arrived at the test his feet had been neglected.



Keur 1986

Renovo received the keur predicate.



Preferent 1988

Renovo received the preferent predicate. The stallion can thank this predicate to the fact that he has put his unmistakable stamp upon the Dutch breeding and competition of harness horses. The index for harness horses, which was introduced for the first time this year, shows that Renovo is head and shoulders above the other tuigpaard stallions. With reliability of 63% he is at 184 points, while the second stallion on the list has 126 points. The data from sport and breeding complete each other. The Renovo offspring also do exceptionally well in the keuring lane. For example, out of 65 studbook mares there are 43 star mares, and of those 14 were awarded the keur predicate. Renovo"s leading position was also illustrated with top national mares such as Coteusi, Diantha and Daronetta during National Harness Horse day and the UTV. His importance can also be inferred from the fact that so far five of his sons have been approved. He totally lives up to his name: Renovo the Renewer. The aim of the introduction of hackney blood was entirely verified by this half-hackney stallion.

No registered performance test scores

Offspring report

Offspring 1980 (foals)
Renovo was selected for the performance test in the hopes of developing a modern harness horse that never the less would keep the typical tuigpaard characteristics. His offspring have shown that he appears to be able to live up to his name (the Renewer).
During the inspection of the picked foals it appeared that he also improved on plain mares. Yet this group was not very uniform. In general the foals were sufficiently hard (one foal that could be harder in the legs) and the stature was also sufficient with a notable good, long poll. The mouth was very good. The walk could be classified as sufficient; the trot showed scope and suppleness.
The selected foals were mainly accompanied by much better mares that were much more the tuig type themselves. With those mares the stallion produced foals with an excellent trotting mechanism: much scope, much elasticity, and a hindquarter that came strongly underneath. The stallion himself still shows a little of the hackney flash in the movement of the foreleg. His offspring, on the other hand, show the desired scope of our tuigpaard. It must be noted that the foals can shift into a higher gear very easily, and that they often gained charm when doing so. The quality of the legs varied quite a bit in this group. The neck was good, some were a little heavy. This could improve as they mature. The joints appear to be well developed and "clean". The head is sufficiently correct.
Shown: 11 foals out of 45 breedings.

Approval term 1996
His term of approval was again extended for three years.

Availability

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