Performance

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Genetic profile

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Approved offspring

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Performance test report

Conformation
Well developed, riding type stallion with sufficient refinement and quality in the legs. The back is a little long.

Bloodlines
The lineage in the dam line points at jumping possibilities. This is strengthened by the knowledge that grandmother Merania is a prestatie mare, partially thanks to the fact that she produced a winner of the 6-year old jumping horses. Another offspring is now jumping at 1.30 m in Sweden. The choice of Cabochon as partner is a switch to proven dressage blood through Vincent as well as Pretendent.

Performance 1995
Honest, reliable and balanced. He is very willing to work and he works well. The walk and trot have sufficient scope and power but should both have more suppleness. The canter is powerful and well carried. He is nice to ride in dressage, has a lot of self-carriage but should be a little suppler. He has more than sufficient to a lot of talent for dressage and gives his rider a good feeling. In jumping he should show a better take-off, bascule and scope. He also lacks suppleness. He has sufficient talent for jumping but gives his rider a moderate feeling. Stall behavior is normal.

Performance test scores

Offspring report

Offspring 1996 (foals)
This was a uniform collection of well-developed foals. They are in rectangular model but are little riding type and look rather old fashioned. The head is long. The poll is mostly short. The direction of the neck is vertical and it is carried too high in movement. The shape of the neck varies. A number of foals have sufficient length and muscling. Others have moderate muscling and the neck is a little deep. The wither is short. The straight shoulder has more than sufficient length. Some foals have a back that is slightly deep. The loins are well muscled. The croup has an old-fashioned shape and sufficient length. The hamstring should be longer. The gaskin is poorly muscled and the hock should be more developed. The walk is sufficiently supple and has little power. The trot varies. Some foals trot with good use of the foreleg and with good freedom of the shoulder but the hindleg is slow and they have trouble coming to the carrying point. Several foals hold themselves through the topline and they make a swinging movement behind. Almost all foals were shown. The quality of the mares varied from moderate to sufficient.
Shown: 15 foals out of 20 breedings.

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