Performance

Performance damline

Genetic profile

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Approved offspring

No approved offspring

Performance test report

Norway is of sufficient rectangular model, the neck comes from deep in the chest. The joints should be better developed.

A desire to go, suppleness, and a very expressive foreleg denote the industrious chestnut stallion Norway. Dam Gemsch, who did Z-level dressage herself, is a daughter of the Amor mare Blanch, who also produced two M-dressage horses.

Performance Ermelo 2000
In 1998, Norway participated in the performance test but was rejected at the final exam. In 1999, Norway won the Pavo Cup for 4-year old dressage horses. He has competed in the stallion competition and took 5th, 2nd and 1st place.
Norway is honest and reliable and really likes to go. He is quickly diverted and then pushes his neck out, but he is very willing to work and he works well.
The walk has barely sufficient scope but it does have tact. Norway has good scope and suppleness in the trot and canter and remarkably good use of the foreleg. Norway has a great deal of talent for dressage and gives his rider a good feeling.
Norway jumps with sufficient take-off, shows good reflexes but should bascule more.
The stallion"s behavior in the stall and while being handled was normal.
Veterinary report:
Nothing out of the ordinary.
The test took place from March 13 - April 1, 2000.

Performance test scores

Offspring report

No registered Offspring report

Availability

Availability unknown