Performance

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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.

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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 relative to the breeding direction jumping.
An average KWPN show jumper has a show jumping breeding value between 80 and 120.

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Approved offspring

No approved offspring

Performance test report

Conformation: 
Hardwell is a well-developed, handsome stallion with good rectangular-shaped conformation. The head is sufficiently attractive. The poll is short with a heavy head-neck connection. The neck has more than sufficient to good length, good muscling, and a slight under-neck. The wither is well developed and has more than sufficient length. The shoulder has good length and placement. The back has good length and more than sufficient muscling. The loins are more than sufficiently muscled and well connected. The croup has good placement with more than sufficient length and sufficient muscling. The line from the point of the hip to the point of the buttock should be longer. The front leg is correct. The hind leg is long and sickle-hocked with a sharp transition from the hock to the cannon bone. The pasterns are long and slightly weak. The legs are of good quality but somewhat fine-boned. The hooves have more than sufficient shape and quality, but low heels. 

Lineage: 
Hardwell is by Clinton I (Carolus I x Calypso II), who competed at the Grand Prix level under Thomas Voss. 

Hardwell's dam is K-Jil (s.Corofino). Bred to Calido, she produced the Grand Prix horse Cezanne 30, first shown by Norway's Connie Bull and then by Saudi Arabia's Kamal Abdullah Bahamdan, who competed the horse in the Global Champions Tour and the WEG in Kentucky. K-Jil is also the dam of Testarossa (s.Concept), who qualified for the Bundeschampionat for five-year-olds. Hardwell's granddam Fonda I is by the G.Ramiro Z son Romino, who often appears in the dam-line of good jumpers. Hardwell's great-granddam Ithaka (s.Martell II) produced 1.40m jumpers by Le Grand and Lacato, and a Small Tour horse by Farnese. 

Performance Test Report: 
Hardwell is an honest and reliable stallion with a good disposition. He is very willing to work and has more than sufficient trainability, but still has difficulty with the contact. The walk and trot have more than sufficient scope and elasticity. The canter is powerful with good scope and balance. The stallion moves with a vertical neck position and good balance. Hardwell jumps with more than sufficient push and shows good reflexes. The pinnacle of the stallion's jump is sometimes behind the obstacle, and he sometimes stays somewhat tight in the topline. When faced with a tight distance, the stallion rocks back well on his hindquarters. He appears careful and demonstrates abundant to very abundant scope. Hardwell shows more than sufficient to abundant talent as a jumper and gives his rider a more than sufficient to good feeling. 

Stable Behavior: 
Hardwell is an honest and reliable stallion. He is easy on the ground and quiet in his stall. 

Veterinary Report: 
No peculiarities noted. 

Semen Inspection: 
Expected fertility class: good. 

Breeding Recommendation: 
Hardwell can add size and scope to jumper breeding. 

Dam Report: 
K-Jil is a more than sufficiently developed mare with good rectangular-shaped conformation and a downhill body direction. 
The head is attractive with a nice large eye. 
The poll has more than sufficient length with a more than sufficient head-neck connection. 
The neck has good shape and length with more than sufficient muscling. 
The wither is well developed but slightly short. 
The shoulder has good length and placement. 
The back has good length but slightly poor muscling. 
The loins are more than sufficiently muscled and connected. 
The croup has good placement, more than sufficient length, and good muscling. 
There is good length from the point of the hip to the point of the buttock. 
The front leg is camped under when viewed from the side. 
The hind leg is a little long. 
The pasterns have good length and are correct. 
The hooves are well developed and of good quality with slightly low heels. 
The legs are more than sufficiently developed and of more than sufficient quality. 
The walk is active with good scope and sufficient elasticity. 
The trot has more than sufficient scope and body position, with a hind leg that steps more than sufficiently under the body. 
The canter has more than sufficient power, scope, and carriage. 
The mare was 20 years old at the time of inspection and could have moved with slightly more elasticity. 

This report is based on data and knowledge available at the time of approval (fall 2015). Some data in this report may be revised at a later date if new data or knowledge becomes available.

Performance test scores

Offspring report

Hardwell showed a uniform collection of well to very well-developed foals with a lot of appeal and multiple times a downhill body direction. The heads are expressive. The necks are good in length and very well-muscled. The foals have a strong topline. The hind leg is a bit long and sickle. The leg conformation is a bit fine. The walk is more than sufficient in length in which the front leg is a bit toed out sometimes. The trot is good in length, good off the ground and has a lot of elasticity. The canter is light-footed, good in length and has a lot of balance. 

Number of registered offspring 2017: 12 fillies, 13 colts
Number of foals scored at home 2017: 14 foals
Number of present foals: 6 foals

Breeding recommendation based on the performance test and shown foals: 
Hardwell can improve the trot and canter and add height and scope to the breeding of jumping horses. 

Availability

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