Offspring 2000 (foals)
New York showed a small collection of foals that varied in regards to development from sufficient to good. The foals are more than sufficient riding type and have long lines. The appeal varies. The head is generally coarse and should be more expressive. The poll has sufficient length and shape. The neck is more than sufficient in length but a little deep and horizontal. The neck is carried well in movement. The wither is sufficiently developed and sufficient in length. The shoulder has good length and should have a little more slope. The back and loins have good length and more than sufficient muscling. The croup has sufficient length and sufficient slope. The muscling is good. The hamstring is long. The foreleg is correct. The hindleg is also correct. The legs have good circumference and exude quality. The walk is pure, scopey and has sufficient suppleness. There is sufficient scope and suppleness in the trot and the canter but it should be carried more. No veterinary remarks.
The mares were of moderate quality.
Shown: 5 foals out of 7 breedings.
New York did not fulfill the requirement of having 10 offspring inspected and must show more foals in 2001.
Offspring 2001 (foals)
New York showed a small though uniform collection of sufficient to well developed, sufficient to more than sufficient riding type foals that are in moderate to more than sufficient rectangular model. They vary in appeal. The head varies. The poll has sufficient length and shape. The neck has sufficient to more than sufficient length and more than sufficient shape and muscling. Sometimes the neck is a little deep and horizontal but it is used well in movement. The wither has sufficient length and development. The shoulder has good length and sufficient slope. The back is well formed and well muscled. The loins are well formed, well connected and well muscled. The croup has sufficient length and shape. The hamstring has good length. The foreleg is correct and so is the hindleg. The base is more than sufficient in circumference and exudes quality. The walk is pure, scopey and has sufficient suppleness. The trot and cater have moderate to sufficient scope. The foals have sufficient suppleness in movement. The hindleg is used actively. The balance and carrying power are sufficient.
Remarks
New York showed a total of eight foals, of which three were inspected in 2001.
The quality of the mares varied.
Shown: 8 (of which 5 in 2000) foals out of 12 breedings (7 breedings in 1999 and 5 in 2000).

New York is in sufficient rectangular model. The neck is set low. The stallion is straight in the lower limbs.
1998
selected Den Bosch stallion show
Strongly muscled stallion with a nicely closed topline. This interestingly bred stallion shows a good reflexes in jumping. Sire, Quidam de Revel, was an international jumper, as was the dam"s full brother, the great moneymaker Grandeur.
Performance 1998
Honest and reliable stallion. He is sufficiently willing to work and he works more than sufficiently. The walk is sufficient in scope but slightly stiff. He has limited scope in the trot. He has more than sufficient balance and does good changes. He should bend the hindleg more in all basic gaits. He has insufficient talent for dressage and gives his rider a moderate feeling. He has more than sufficient take-off in jumping. The wither lifts sufficiently in the jump. He opens the foreleg a little quickly. He bascules well and he finishes the jump well. He seems careful and shows a lot of scope. He has much talent for jumping and gives his rider a good feeling.
Stall and handling behavior is normal.
He came down with a bacterial skin infection at the beginning of the test. The symptoms responded well to antibiotics.