KWPN Database
MOROCCO FIELD MARSHALL, 2000
♂
STALLION
◆DURORA HERO x BREDA EYESHIDE
Performance report
Offspring report
Foals by Morocco Field Marshall have sufficient harness horse conformation but vary in development. Their movement is insufficient. Although the front legs usually show sufficient reach in the trot, their action is almost consistently moderate. Furthermore, the majority of foals trot with little power behind, does not bring their hind legs well under their bodies, and show little suspension. Finally, the foals show little body carriage.
The stallion was expected to contribute fresh blood and pass on traits such as a well-developed forehand and typical harness horse front leg use. He has not met these expectations. Except for bringing in fresh blood, the stallion does not show that he can suf ficiently bene fit harness horse breeding, even though
he has been given ample opportunity to prove himself and has been bred to several highquality mares.
The stallion was expected to contribute fresh blood and pass on traits such as a well-developed forehand and typical harness horse front leg use. He has not met these expectations. Except for bringing in fresh blood, the stallion does not show that he can suf ficiently bene fit harness horse breeding, even though
he has been given ample opportunity to prove himself and has been bred to several highquality mares.
Performance test report
Inspection Report Ermelo 2008 (02-04 until 02-05)
Morocco Field Marshall is an honest and reliable large size Hackney stallion. He shows a lot of willingness and is very trainable. The walk has good scope in harness, with elasticity. In trot, the stallion takes a while to get balanced, especially in the hindquarters, due to his enthusiasm. Once the stallion is balanced, he shows a lot of front and a royal front leg. The body carriage is good, the neck is used well. The front legs are placed far out with a lot of action. Once balanced, the hind leg is placed well under the mass and develops sufficient power, with more than sufficient suspension. Morocco Field Marshall is a stallion with a lot of willingness to work and perseverance. Daily training is very important for this temperamental stallion.
Stable Behavior
Morocco Field Marshall is an honest and reliable stallion. He is easy on the ground and quiet in his stall.
Veterinary Report
In his stable, the stallion wears a net around his genitals. This is necessary to avoid him causing an ejaculation on his hind leg and damaging himself.
Semen Inspection
Expected fertility class: good.
Breeding Recommendation
Morocco Field Marshall can improve harness horse breeding not only through blood diversification, but also with his royal front leg, hardness, and use of the front leg. He should preferably be used with mares that have a strong top line, strong use of the hind leg and good hooves.
Morocco Field Marshall is an honest and reliable large size Hackney stallion. He shows a lot of willingness and is very trainable. The walk has good scope in harness, with elasticity. In trot, the stallion takes a while to get balanced, especially in the hindquarters, due to his enthusiasm. Once the stallion is balanced, he shows a lot of front and a royal front leg. The body carriage is good, the neck is used well. The front legs are placed far out with a lot of action. Once balanced, the hind leg is placed well under the mass and develops sufficient power, with more than sufficient suspension. Morocco Field Marshall is a stallion with a lot of willingness to work and perseverance. Daily training is very important for this temperamental stallion.
Stable Behavior
Morocco Field Marshall is an honest and reliable stallion. He is easy on the ground and quiet in his stall.
Veterinary Report
In his stable, the stallion wears a net around his genitals. This is necessary to avoid him causing an ejaculation on his hind leg and damaging himself.
Semen Inspection
Expected fertility class: good.
Breeding Recommendation
Morocco Field Marshall can improve harness horse breeding not only through blood diversification, but also with his royal front leg, hardness, and use of the front leg. He should preferably be used with mares that have a strong top line, strong use of the hind leg and good hooves.
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