Offspring 1991
This Holsteiner stallion showed a uniform collection of well-developed foals. The picked foals were in sufficient riding type, the selected foals without a doubt were riding type foals. The head is sometimes a little long but always well formed with expression and a clear eye that shows courage. The neck is long, well formed and is well carried while moving. The wither has good length but should be even more developed. The shoulder does have sufficient length but should sometimes have more slope. The back - though well muscled - is often a little hollow. The loins should be better connected. The croup is wide and muscled but should often be a little longer. The tail set is high. The hamstring should be longer. The foreleg is correct with a well-developed knee. The cannon should be more developed. The hindleg is correct and has a well developed hock. The walk is sufficient. The trot is characterized by tact, balance, rise, sufficient impulsion and scope. The hindleg is sometimes a little behind. The foals like to trot and almost did not jump into the canter when speeding up. One foal that was inspected at home did not deviate much from the rest of the picture, another foal had a very straight hindleg and was stiff.
In short: well-developed, sufficient riding type foals. The trot shows tact, balance and rise in the front, but the hindleg is a little slow.
Shown: 21 foals out of 112 breedings.