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:
Kyton Platinum is a well-developed stallion who is in good rectangular shape with a slightly downward body direction. The head is sufficiently appealing. The neck has good length with a light head-neck connection. The neck has a good shape, good length and has more than enough muscling and is somewhat deep out of the chest. The shoulder has good length and a good position. The withers are well developed and of good length. The back is slightly sunken and has good length and muscling. The loins are a bit weak and sufficiently connected. 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 back at the knee and slightly toed-out when viewed from the front. The hindleg is correctly positioned. The front pasterns are long and a bit weak and the pasterns behind are good in length and are correct. The foundation is well developed and of sufficient quality. The hooves are well developed and have more than sufficient quality with the height in the heels being slightly uneven.

Descendant:
Kyton Platinum is the first KWPN approved son of Ferguson (by Floriscount), who will be performed in the international Inter I by Spaniard Antonio Laiz Zandio. The dam of Kyton Platinum, Wilbria Keur preferent IBOP-dressage, descends from the preferent top sire Ferro. During the Sydney Games, this stallion was jointly responsible for the Dutch team silver and individually he was fifth with Coby van Baalen. Wilbria achieved 80 points for conformation and movement during the inspection and already produced four daughters with at least the star predicate. She is the grandmother of a Z-horse from Tango. Her dam Silbria elite preferent PROK is a daughter of Weyden, who won individual bronze and team silver with Sven Rothenberger during the Atlanta Olympics (1996). Silbria produced a Z-dressage horse from Valdez. The third dam, Kilbria elite preferent performance PROK (Sultan x Doruto), is the dam of Z-horses of Rubinstein and Osmium and is also the grandmother of the GP horses Blue Hors Don Olymbrio (by Jazz) of Daniel Bachmann Andersen and Cilbria IH (by Florencecio). She is also at the basis of the LT horse Bucks (by Van the Man), a ZZ-Light pair by Ronaldo and Z horses by Osmium and Sandreo.

Performance report:
Kyton Platinum is an honest, reliable and rider-focused stallion with a very good attitude. The stallion has a lot of willingness to work and is distinguished by his great rideability. The walk is regular, active, has good space and is shown with a lot of use of the body. The stallion has good leg technique in the trot,  good space with an active hindleg which is placed well under the body. The canter is powerful, uphill, carried and has good space with good foreleg technique. Kyton Platinum moves with a lot of flexibility, more than sufficient posture and a lot of balance. Kyton Platinum has much to very much talent for dressage and gives his rider a very 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: sufficient.

Breeding / matching advice:
Kyton Platinum can add strength, rideability and attitude to dressage horse breeding.

Report of the mother:
Wilbria is a well-developed, appealing mare with a more than sufficient rectangular model.
The head is expressive with a big eye.
The neck has good length with a light head-neck connection.
The neck has good shape, good length and good muscling.
The withers are well developed and more than sufficient in length.
The shoulder is more than sufficient in length and slightly sloping.
The back has good length and ample muscling.
The loins are well muscled and well connected.
The croup has a correct position, more than sufficient length and good muscling.
The hamstring has good length.
The foreleg is correctly positioned.
The hindleg is correctly positioned.
The pasterns are good in length and correctly positioned.
The hooves are well developed and of good quality with a bit lowered heels.
The foundation is suitably developed and of a hard quality.
The walk has more than sufficient space and more than sufficient flexibility.
The trot has more than sufficient space with more than sufficient posture and a correct hindleg. The foreleg should have more shoulder freedom.
The canter is more than sufficiently powerful, more than sufficient space, is well carried with a more than sufficient attitude.

Wilbria achieved the following results in the IBOP test in 2006:
Walk 7.5 Trot 7 Canter 8.5 Elasticity 7.5 Posture and Balance 7 Rideability and Machinability 7.5 Talent as a dressage horse 7.5 Total 75.5 points

Height of withers: 1.71m / Colour: dark 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

No registered Offspring report

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