Fly showed a collection of well-developed, high-legged foals that fit into the rectangular model more than sufficient. The foals have an expressive head. The neck is often poor-muscled. The stance of the hind leg is upright multiple times. The walk is generally correct and good in length. The trot is light-footed and sufficient to more than sufficient in length and shows sufficient elasticity and impulsion. The use of the fore leg is flat. The canter is light-footed and more than sufficient in length with a sufficient balance.
Number of registered offspring 2016: 7 fillies, 10 colts
Number of foals scored at home 2016: 10 foals
Number of present foals: 6 foals
Breeding recommendation based on the performance test and shown foals:
Fly can add height, size, reflexes and scope to the breeding of jumping horses.

Conformation:
Fly is a well-developed stallion with good rectangular-shaped conformation and
a slightly downhill body direction. The head is sufficiently attractive. The
poll has sufficient length with a slightly heavy head-neck connection. The neck
has more than sufficient length and muscling, with a slight under-neck. The
wither is well developed and has more than sufficient to good length. The
shoulder has good length and placement. The back has good length and sufficient
muscling but is slightly dropped. The loins have good muscling and are well
connected. The croup has good placement, more than sufficient length, and very
good muscling. There is good length from the point of the hip to the point of
the buttock. The front legs are correct when viewed from the side but slightly
toed in when viewed from the front. The hind leg is correct. The pasterns have
sufficient length and are correct. The legs are well developed and of good
quality. The hooves have good shape and quality with well-developed
heels.
Lineage:
Fly is by the Belgian jumper sire Kashmir van Schuttershof.
Fly's dam is the Carentino daughter Ravenna III, and her dam Katania II is by
Corofino. Bred to Limotas, Katania II produced a 1.30m jumper. Fly's
great-granddam Texana is by Caletto I. She is also the dam of the approved
stallion Quantofino (s.Quantum). The dam-line continues with mares by B.
Raimond, the English Thoroughbred Tin Rod xx, and Colibri.
Performance Test Report:
Fly is an honest and reliable stallion with a good temperament. He is very
willing to work, has very good trainability, and a good mouth. The walk and
trot have sufficient scope and elasticity. The canter is powerful with good scope
and balance. The stallion moves with more than sufficient to good body
position. He jumps with good push and good to very good reflexes. Fly jumps
with good leg form and very abundant body use. He appears careful and
demonstrates very abundant scope. Fly shows abundant to very abundant talent as
a jumper and gives his rider a very good feeling.
Stable Behavior:
Fly is an honest and reliable stallion. He is easy on the ground and quiet in
his stall.
Veterinary Report:
No peculiarities noted.
Semen Inspection:
Expected fertility class: good.
Breeding Recommendation:
Fly can add size, good reflexes, and scope to jumper breeding.
Dam Report:
Ravenna III is a more than sufficiently to well-developed mare with more than
sufficient rectangular-shaped 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 has good length and muscling.
The wither is well developed and sufficiently long.
The shoulder has good length and placement.
The back has sufficient length and good muscling.
The loins are well muscled.
The croup has good placement but should be slightly longer.
The front leg is correct.
The hind leg is slightly long and bent.
The pastern angle is somewhat weak.
The hooves are of good shape and quality.
The legs are solid and tight.
The walk is big and powerful.
The trot is powerful and has more than sufficient scope.
The canter is powerful with sufficient scope and good balance.

This report is based on data and knowledge available at the time of approval
(fall 2015). Some data in this report may be revised at a later date if new
data or knowledge becomes available.