Fashion Hill showed a uniform collection of attractive foals with more than sufficient to good development, good dressage horse conformation, and an attractive front end. Among the foals scored at their home location, a number of them have a dropped back with moderately connected loins. Among the foals selected by their registered party, the back has good length and muscling with well-connected loins. The front leg is straight when viewed from the side and slightly toed-out when viewed from the front. In one foal, the hind leg is slightly long and sickle-hocked. The walk is active and has good scope. The trot is light-footed with good scope and body use, and abundant bend in the joints; however, the hind leg needs to step farther under the body. The canter has more than sufficient scope, push, and balance.
Number of registered offspring in 2015: 12 fillies and 8 colts
Number of foals scored at their home location in 2014/2015: 15 foals
Number of foals present: 7 foals
Breeding recommendation based on the performance test and foals shown:
Fashion Hill can improve the front end, rideability, willingness, and elasticity in dressage horse breeding.

Conformation:
Fashion Hill is a well-developed stallion with good rectangular-shaped conformation. The head is somewhat long with heavy jowls but is sufficiently attractive. The poll has sufficient length. The head-neck connection is heavy. The neck has good length, shape, and muscling. The wither is well developed and has good length. The shoulder has good length and placement. The back has good length and muscling but is slightly dropped. The loins have sufficient muscling but should be better connected. The croup is sloped, with good length and muscling. There is good length from the point of the hip to the point of the buttock. The front leg is correct. The hind leg is correct but positioned slightly behind the mass. The legs are well developed and of more than sufficient quality. The hooves have good shape.
Lineage:
Fashion Hill is a son of the Grand Prix stallion Uphill. Fashion Hill's dam Zozelma is a keur preferent mare by San Remo. Her dam Ozelma (s.Cabochon) boasts the ster, preferent, and prestatie predicates. Bred to Olivi, Ozelma produced the Grand Prix horse Action 51 (s.Olivi), ridden by Karin Ammeling, and a Small Tour dressage horse. Fashion Hill's great-granddam Ezelma is a ster preferent mare by Zeoliet. She produced a Z-level dressage horse by Darlington. The dam-line continues with Vuzelma, a ster preferent prestatie mare by Ormand out of the ster preferent mare Pluzelma by Enfant de Normandie, followed by the ster preferent foundation mare Zelma (s.Odin van Wittenstein).
Performance Test Report:
Fashion Hill is an honest and reliable stallion with a good temperament. He is very willing to work and has good trainability. The walk is pure and has more than sufficient scope. The trot has good scope, but the hind leg needs to carry more. The canter is powerful, carried, and has good scope. Fashion Hill moves with more than sufficient to abundant elasticity as well as good body position and balance. The stallion demonstrates more than sufficient to abundant talent for dressage and gives his rider a good feeling.
Stable Behavior:
Fashion Hill is an honest and reliable stallion. He is easy on the ground and quiet in his stall.
Veterinary Report:
The stallion showed a slight decline in condition during the test. Blood test results were within normal limits.
Semen Inspection:
Expected fertility class: good
Breeding Recommendation:
Fashion Hill can improve rideability and willingness in dressage horse breeding.
Dam Report
Zozelma keur pref IBOP-dres
Zozelma is a very well-developed mare with good rectangular-shaped conformation and nobility.
The head is attractive with a large eye.
The poll is sufficiently long, and the throatlatch is light.
The neck has sufficient length and vertical placement.
The wither is well developed and long.
The shoulder is long with correct placement.
The back and loins are slightly weak but well muscled.
The croup is slightly sloped but short.
The distance from the point of the hip to the point of the buttock is long.
The front leg is correct.
The hind leg is slightly sickle-hocked.
The pasterns are long but slightly straight.
The hooves are correct with sufficiently high heels.
The legs are tight.
The walk has good length and activity.
The trot is big, and the hind leg steps under the body very well.
The canter is big, and the hind leg steps under the body well.
The mare uses her front leg well in both the trot and the canter.
The mare shows abundant bend of the joints.
Zozelma demonstrates excellent self-carriage in the basic gaits.
Height: 1.70m / 16.3 hands; color: chestnut