Chacco Boy showed a uniform collection of well-developed foals with good rectangular-shaped conformation and abundant presence. In several foals, the topline is tight at the loins. The legs are solid, but several foals have fine-boned legs with a toed-out stance. The walk has sufficient scope. The trot has more than sufficient to good scope. The canter is light-footed with good scope and balance.
Number of offspring registered in 2014: 2 fillies and 3 colts
Number of foals scored at their home location in 2014: 3 foals
Number of foals present: 5 foals
The following breeding recommendation is based on the performance test and the foals evaluated:
Chacco Boy produces attractive foals with good rectangular-shaped conformation. The stallion can improve reflexes and the canter.

Conformation
Chacco Boy is a well developed stallion with good jumper conformation and presence but a slightly downhill body direction. The head is attractive. The poll is sufficiently long. The neck has sufficient length but comes out deep from the chest. The shoulder has good length but is slightly straight. The wither is sufficiently developed and has more than sufficient length. The back has more than sufficient length and muscling. The loins are well connected with good muscling. The croup has good length and muscling and is slightly sloped. The front leg is correct. The hind leg is straight. The legs are well developed and of good quality. The hooves are well developed.
Lineage
Chacco Boy is a son of the recently deceased Chacco Blue (Chambertin x Contender), who was a successful grand prix jumper. He continues to garner praise as an excellent jumper sire. Chacco Boy is out of the ster mare Orlana, an Ircolando daughter. Chacco Boy's granddam Natana van het Sonnishof is by Latano (Landgraf I x Capitano), and her offspring include a Z-level jumper by Concorde and a Z-level dressage horse by Ircolando. Belgian by origin, the dam-line continues with Havanna, a daughter of the Anglo-Arabian Melchior x; Ciska (s.Flügel van la Roche); and Queen Elisabeth (s.Alcanar).
Performance Test Report
Chacco Boy is an honest and reliable stallion with a good to very good temperament. The stallion is very willing to work, very trainable, and has a good mouth. The walk has more than sufficient scope. The walk has sufficient to more than sufficient scope. The canter is powerful with good scope. The stallion moves with good carriage and balance. Chacco Boy jumps with very good reflexes and good form. The stallion uses his body very well over jumps and completes his jumps very well with his hind end. The stallion appears careful and shows very abundant scope. Chacco Boy demonstrates abundant to very abundant talent as a jumper and gives his rider a very good feeling.
Stable Behavior
Chacco Boy is an honest and reliable stallion. He is easy on the ground and quiet in his stall.
Veterinary Report
No remarks.
Semen Inspection
Expected fertility class: sufficient
Breeding Recommendation
The stallion can improve reflexes as well as the canter.
Dam Viewing Report
Orlana is well developed and has good jumper conformation. The head is attractive with a nice eye. The poll has good length, and the head-neck connection is more than sufficiently light. The neck is long with good muscling and placement. The wither is well developed and sufficiently long. The shoulder has good length and placement. The back is slightly weak but has good length and muscling. The loins are well shaped with good length and sufficient muscling. The croup is slightly sloped and has more than sufficient length. The front legs are slightly back-at-the-knee when viewed from the side. The left front leg toes out slightly. The hind leg is straight with weak pasterns. The hooves are well shaped and of good quality. The legs are well developed. The walk is pure with more than sufficient scope and power. The trot has good scope, power, and activity. The canter is light-footed, carried, and has good scope.
Height: 1.68m/16.2 hands, color: black bay
This report contains information based on the knowledge at the moment of approval (fall 2012). Some data in the report can later change based on new knowledge or data.