Performance

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Genetic profile

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Approved offspring 2^nd generation

Performance test report

Performance 1990
Balanced, attentive, friendly, obedient with good humor. He was just green broke at the start of the test. He has very good use of the hindleg and is very limber and flexible. He works hard and presents that easily. After about 5 weeks he had a set back and accomplished less than before. After eight weeks he rebounded and overcame his troubles. He has nice transitions and gives his rider an excellent feeling. The walk is regular. The trot is well carried and very regular. The canter has good tact. He shows good technique while jumping and has a good take-off. In cross-country he jumps well and has a powerful gallop. He is very willing to work and regards the work as a normal. He has a lot of talent for dressage and jumping. He was in good condition upon arrival and got a little heavier during the test. He lost the weight again after his straw was replaced by shavings. He is calm in his stall.
On 3/20 he had a sore on his hoof and had two days stall rest. Blood was taken during the sixth week because he was very listless. Nothing showed up. After a while he just got better by himself and lost the listlessness.

Performance test scores

Offspring report

Offspring 1992 (foals)
The stallion showed well developed, long-lined riding type foals. The group of selected foals was further characterized by their refinement. In the first group of picked foals there were some that had a not so pretty head, convex between the eyes and long ears. The rest of the foals had much nicer heads. On the whole the alert expressions really stood out. The neck is well shaped and long. The good poll length was clearly noticeable. The wither is sufficiently developed and extends long into the back. The shoulder is long and well placed. Sometimes the back is long but it is always well muscled. The loins are also well muscled. The croup is long, strongly muscled and well formed. The foreleg is built strong with a well developed knee. The hindleg has a strong angle and sometimes a low placed hock. The connection of the cannon and hock is often sharp. The base of the selected foals had less substance than that of the picked foals. The hocks were more correct. The walk is sufficient. The picked foals showed scope in the trot but not much carrying power. The selected foals clearly had a better trot with good use of the hind leg, nice rise in the front and with good scope. This stallion mostly had good mares. A foal that was evaluated at home fit in with the rest of the collection but appeared to have a well-developed hind leg.
Shown: 32 foals out of 268 breedings.

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