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Performance report
Performance test report
The roots of this bay Contender son trace back to Holstein. Born in 1995, Canabis Z was bred by Olaf Medtro of Hasselünne.
Canabis Z is out of the Silvester mare Eileen III. Her dam Albana is a Cor de la Bryère daughter out of a mare by L’Amour (s.Ladykiller xx), who was licensed by the KWPN under the name Nocturn.
Canabis Z measures 1.71m / 16.3+ hands.
From 2003 - 2009, Canabis Z competed in international show jumping, primarily under Spain's Manuel Fernandez Saro. The combination was successful at the 4* and 5* CSI’s of Gijon, Luik, Wiesbaden, Hamburg, and Madrid. Prior to his international show career, Canabis Z was used for breeding on a limited basis. From 2000 - 2004, a total of 168 Canabis Z offspring were registered. Among this small group is a relatively high percentage of successful international horses. Currently, Canabis Z boasts 13 offspring which are registered as grand prix or international competitors, the most famous of which are Cabreado Z (ds.Gold Sky) under Daniel Deusser; Cadjanine Z (ds.Feinschnitt I van de Richter) under Patrick Spits (who subsequently turned over the reins to Gregory Wathelet, whose goal for the talented jumper is the London Olympics); Caesar (ds.Eros Platiere) under André Thieme; and Carolus Z (ds.Toulon), who first experienced success under Hervé Godignon and then won last year's GP in Strazeele under Hungary's Henri Aleksi Kovacs.
Canabis Z meets KWPN radiographic and respiratory requirements.
Conformation
Canabis Z is well-developed stallion with more than sufficient jumper conformation. The head is attractive with a nice eye. The poll is sufficiently long. The neck has good length and muscling but comes out slightly deep from the chest. The shoulder has good length and placement. The wither is well developed and has sufficient length. The back has more than sufficient length but is slightly dropped. The loins are well-connected with good muscling. The croup has good placement, length, and muscling. The front leg has more than sufficient length but is slightly camped-under. The hind leg is correct. The legs are well developed and of good quality. The hooves are well developed and have good shape. The walk and trot are correct with sufficient scope.
This report is based on data and knowledge available at the time of recognition (spring 2012). Some data in this report may be revised at a later date if new data or knowledge becomes available.
Canabis Z is out of the Silvester mare Eileen III. Her dam Albana is a Cor de la Bryère daughter out of a mare by L’Amour (s.Ladykiller xx), who was licensed by the KWPN under the name Nocturn.
Canabis Z measures 1.71m / 16.3+ hands.
From 2003 - 2009, Canabis Z competed in international show jumping, primarily under Spain's Manuel Fernandez Saro. The combination was successful at the 4* and 5* CSI’s of Gijon, Luik, Wiesbaden, Hamburg, and Madrid. Prior to his international show career, Canabis Z was used for breeding on a limited basis. From 2000 - 2004, a total of 168 Canabis Z offspring were registered. Among this small group is a relatively high percentage of successful international horses. Currently, Canabis Z boasts 13 offspring which are registered as grand prix or international competitors, the most famous of which are Cabreado Z (ds.Gold Sky) under Daniel Deusser; Cadjanine Z (ds.Feinschnitt I van de Richter) under Patrick Spits (who subsequently turned over the reins to Gregory Wathelet, whose goal for the talented jumper is the London Olympics); Caesar (ds.Eros Platiere) under André Thieme; and Carolus Z (ds.Toulon), who first experienced success under Hervé Godignon and then won last year's GP in Strazeele under Hungary's Henri Aleksi Kovacs.
Canabis Z meets KWPN radiographic and respiratory requirements.
Conformation
Canabis Z is well-developed stallion with more than sufficient jumper conformation. The head is attractive with a nice eye. The poll is sufficiently long. The neck has good length and muscling but comes out slightly deep from the chest. The shoulder has good length and placement. The wither is well developed and has sufficient length. The back has more than sufficient length but is slightly dropped. The loins are well-connected with good muscling. The croup has good placement, length, and muscling. The front leg has more than sufficient length but is slightly camped-under. The hind leg is correct. The legs are well developed and of good quality. The hooves are well developed and have good shape. The walk and trot are correct with sufficient scope.
This report is based on data and knowledge available at the time of recognition (spring 2012). Some data in this report may be revised at a later date if new data or knowledge becomes available.
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