Performance

Performance damline

Sports index

The sports index dressage is based on the sport of the horse itself and/or offspring and/or family members.This is presented in relation to the breeding direction dressage.The sport index is only shown for horses with their own sport presentation.

Sport index dressuur: 0

Genetic profile

The breeding values have been estimated using information from sport, inspections and talent tests and in addition the available DNA profiles (genotypes).
The DNA profile of the horse itself is included here.
The breeding values are presented in relation to the dressage breeding direction.
An average KWPN dressage horse has a dressage breeding value between 80 and 120.

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Approved offspring

No approved offspring

Performance test report

Conformation:
Jayson is a well-developed stallion with a good rectangular model. The head is appealing but a bit long. The neck is more than sufficient in length with a slightly heavy head-neck connection. The neck is good in shape, good in length and muscling and is deep out of the chest. The shoulder has good length and a good position. The withers are more than sufficiently developed and of good length. The back has good length and good muscling. The loins are well connected and well-muscled. The croup has a good position, good length and good muscling. The hamstring has good length. When viewed from the side, the foreleg is slightly under the body and viewed from the front correctly positioned. The hind leg is correctly positioned. The pasterns have good length and a bit upright. The foundation is well developed and of good quality. The feet are well developed and have more than sufficient quality with the height in the heels being slightly uneven.

Descendant:
The son of the preferent Johnson, Jayson, was selected for the short-term performance test at past KWPN Championships after finishing sixth in the Pavo Cup under Franka Loos. We know Johnson (by Jazz) as the former top horse of Hans Peter Minderhoud. For example, the duo became individually ninth at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro and they were co-responsible for the bronze team medal at the WEG in Caen in 2014. Jayson's dam Zamora B, a daughter of the preferent top sire Negro, bears the predicates elite preferent IBOP-dr and PROK and already brought an elite and a star daughter of Lord Leatherdale. Her dam Jamora (by Wisconsin) produced the Small Tour horse Tamora (by Olivi), a ZZ-L horse from Metall and a Z-horse from Krack C. She is also the grandmother of a ZZ-L horse and she is classified in the level Z herself. In addition, a large number of sport horses come from this dam line, such as the Grand Prix-classified Whitman (by Rhodium) and Zamora (by Krack C) by Lynne Maas, Light Tour horses Rambo (by Gribaldi), Apache (by Rhodium). ), Bon Jovi (v. UB 40) by Diederik van Silfhout, and the KWPN stallions El Capone (v. UB 40) and Feel Good (v. Contango).

Performance report:
Jayson is an honest, reliable, rider-focused stallion that shows much work ethic and has a very good attitude. The stallion is very easy to work with. The walk is regular, has good space and is shown with a lot of body use. Jayson moves with good leg technique in trot. The trot has also good space, a lot of carriage and a hindleg that moves well under the body. The canter is very powerful, uphill, carried and has good space. Jayson moves with great flexibility, good posture and a lot of balance. Jayson has much to very much talent for as a dressage horse and gives his rider a good feeling. 

Stable behaviour:
Honest and reliable stallion, easy in handling and calm in the stable.

Veterinary report:
No particularities have been established.

Sperm test:
Expected fertilizing ability class: good.

Breeding / matching advice:
Jayson can add size, rideability and attitude to dressage horse breeding as well as impulsion and bearing capacity in movement.

Report of the mother:
Zamora B is a sufficiently developed mare with a good rectangular model.
The head is expressive with a big eye
The neck is more than sufficient in length with a fraction of a heavy head-neck connection.
The neck has more than sufficient shape, good length and more than sufficient muscling.
The withers are well developed and of sufficient length.
The shoulder has good length and a slightly straight position.
The back has good length and sufficient muscling.
The loins are sufficiently muscled and more than sufficiently connected.
The croup is slightly sloping, of sufficient length and good muscling.
The hamstring has good length.
The foreleg is toed-in when viewed from the front and correctly positioned from the side.
The hindleg is correctly positioned.
The pasterns are good in length and correctly positioned.
The hooves are well developed and of good quality with more than sufficiently developed heels that
are slightly low.
The foundation is well developed and of good quality.
The walk has more than sufficient space and more than sufficient flexibility.
The trot has more than sufficient space with a good posture and a very good hindleg. The foreleg should have a bit more shoulder freedom.
The canter is powerful, has more than sufficient space, is carried with a more than sufficient attitude.
The powerful hindleg use stands out positive in this mare.

Zamora B achieved the following results in the IBOP test in 2010:
Walk 7.5 Trot 8 Canter 7.5 Elasticity 8 Posture and Balance 7.5 Rideability and Workability 7.5 Talent as a dressage horse 7.5 Total 76.5 points

Height of withers: 1.63m / Colour: brown

This report contains the data and knowledge at the time of approving (autumn 2018). Some of the information in this report may change later due to new knowledge or information.

Performance test scores

Offspring report

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