A uniform collection of sufficiently developed foals with presence, which have more than sufficient to good dressage horse conformation. The walk is pure with more than sufficient stride length and sufficient elasticity. The trot is light-footed with good stride length and more than sufficient
carriage. The canter has more than sufficient stride length. The foals in general move uphill with good carriage.

Conformation
Chippendale is a more than sufficiently developed stallion with a horizontal body direction, an attractive front end, and more than sufficient dressage horse conformation. The head is attractive. The poll has good length. 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 more than sufficient length. The back has good length and muscling. The loins have good muscling and are well connected. The croup has more than sufficient length and muscling. The tail is set slightly high. The front leg is correct. The hind leg is correct when viewed from the side but slightly cow-hocked. The hind pasterns have good length and are slightly straight. The legs are well developed and of good quality. The hooves are well shaped.
Lineage
Chippendale's sire is Lord Leatherdale. Chippendale's dam is the ster mare Ti Amo, a daughter of the keur stallion Negro. Her dam Jolinde is a ster mare by Landadel. Jolinde is also the dam of the small tour horse Straus (s.Negro), a full brother to Ti Amo. Chippendale's great-granddam is Felicita, a ster preferent mare by Ulster. Felicita is also the dam of the grand prix jumper Mister Acobat (s.Acobat I). The dam-line continues with Linda, a ster preferent prestatie mare by Farn; and Ada, a Sinaeda daughter.
Inspection Report
Chippendale is an honest and reliable stallion with a good temperament. He is very willing to work and has good trainability. The walk has more than sufficient scope, but the stallion gets tense easily. The trot has more than sufficient to good scope but needs to develop more power. The canter has good scope and carriage. Chippendale's movement is correct with more than sufficient to good body position and balance. He has more than sufficient to abundant talent for dressage and gives his rider a good feeling.
Stable Behavior
Chippendale is an honest and reliable stallion. He is easy on the ground and quiet in his stall.
Veterinary Report
The crusts on the sole of the left front foot are not significant.
Semen Inspection
Expected fertility class: sufficient.
Breeding Recommendation
Chippendale can improve body length and the canter in dressage horse breeding. He is best paired with mares that have a good walk.
Dam Report
Ti Amo is a sufficiently developed, riding-type ster mare with good rectangular-shaped conformation. This slightly short-legged mare shows abundant nobility; she was presented in excellent condition. The head is attractive. The poll is long. The throatlatch is good. The neck is long and well muscled; the direction of the neck is slightly vertical. The wither is well developed and sufficiently long. The shoulder has normal length and placement. The back is normal. The loins are normal with broad muscling. The croup has normal placement and is slightly short. The point of the hip to the point of the buttock is long. The front leg is correct. The hind leg is correct. The pastern angle is slightly weak, but the pasterns have good length. The hooves have normal shape with high heels. The joints should be slightly more developed. The legs are very clean and tight. The walk is correct and pure, with good scope and a very active hind leg. The trot has more than sufficient scope, with nice use of the front leg and a very active hind leg, which carries well. Body use is more than sufficient. The mare has good carriage. The canter has more than sufficient scope, a good hind leg, and excellent balance. The mare can collect well.
Height: 1.63 m / 16 hands; color: black bay
This report is based on data and knowledge available at the time of approval (spring 2010). Some data in this report may be revised at a later date if new data or knowledge becomes available.