Performance

Performance damline

Genetic profile

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Approved offspring

No approved offspring

Performance test report

1998

selected at Den Bosch stallion show

Big framed and imposing stallion that shows functional movement and self-carriage. His father, who was a performance ace in his time, proved himself later as a producer of talented young dressage horses. He combines the blood of Furioso II and Romadour II. His Dam Diva produced the Grand Prix dressage horses Florentiner (s. Francisco I).



Performance 1998

Honest, reliable stallion. He is more than sufficiently willing to work and he works well. The walk is very big and pure in tact. The trot has a lot of scope, tact and suppleness. He collects well. The foreleg stays a little flat. The canter has scope with a lot of suppleness but a little flat. He has very much talent for dressage and gives his rider a very good feeling. He has insufficient take-off in jumping. His use of the body is insufficient and he shows little leg technique. He is not careful and shows limited scope. He has insufficient talent for jumping and gives his rider an insufficient feeling.

Stall and handling behavior is normal.

No veterinary remarks.

Performance test scores

Offspring report

Offspring 1999 (foals)
The collection was sufficiently uniform. Some foals were barely sufficiently developed, others were more than sufficiently developed. The foals are in good rectangular model and have sufficient refinement. Some foals were a little short-legged. The head is generally well formed but sometimes a little long. Poll and neck both have good length. The neck is a little deep from the chest. The topline of the neck shows good rounding but the transition into the wither should sometimes be smoother. The shoulder has more than sufficient length but should generally have more slope. The back/loin formation is a little hollow but well muscled. The croup slopes and is a little round. The croup should be longer. The hamstring should be longer. The foreleg is generally correct. The hindleg is sometimes a little straight and long. The base has more than sufficient development. The walk is big but should have more power and suppleness. The foals show well in the trot, with front and the desired body carriage. The trot has sufficient to more than sufficient scope but should have more suppleness. The hindleg should generally go further underneath and the foreleg stays a little flat. The foreleg is also flat in the canter but the hindleg is brought underneath well and the foals have good balance and more than sufficient suppleness.
The mares had sufficient quality.
Shown: 18 foals out of 63 breedings.

Availability

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