Conformation:
Humberto is a well developed stallion with more than sufficient rectangular-shaped conformation. The head is sufficiently attractive. The poll has sufficient length with a heavy head-neck connection. The neck has more than sufficient length, horizontal placement, moderate muscling, and an under-neck. The wither is sufficiently developed with more than sufficient length. The shoulder is straight and has sufficient length. The back has sufficient length and more than sufficient muscling. The loins are tight but well connected. The croup has good placement, more than sufficient length, and good muscling. There is sufficient length from the point of the hip to the point of the buttock. The front leg is correct. The hind leg is correct but long. The pasterns have good length but are slightly weak. The legs are well developed and of more than sufficient quality. The hooves are of good shape and quality.
Lineage:
Humberto is by the leading sire Cornet Obolensky, whose offspring include the Grand Prix horses Cornet d’Amour, Cornado I, Cornet’s Cristallo, Comme Il Faut, and Cocoshynsky. Humberto's dam, Iza van Seven Oaks, is a 1.40m show jumper in Italy. Her sire is Lazio (Lancer II x Cor de la Bryère), a former Grand Prix-level jumper who competed under the name Bockman’s Lazio under riders including Americans Lauren Hough and Margie Goldstein-Engle. The dam-line continues with the Chin Chin daughter Fleur Chin van Seven Oaks, whose full-brother is a three-star level competitor under Belgium's Geoffry Cobbaut; followed by the Voltaire daughter Rapide H and daughters by Fantastique and the English Thoroughbred Noe xx. This line, which is distinguished by the suffix Padenborre, has produced Grand Prix horses including Ohio van de Padenborre, who competed in the 2002 World Equestrian Games in Jerez de la Frontera; Up and Down van de Padenborre, ridden by Jeroen Dubbeldam; Ho Go van de Padenborre, ridden by Denis Lynch; and the KWPN stallion Triomphe.
Performance Test Report:
Humberto is an honest and reliable stallion with a good temperament. He is more than sufficiently willing to work and has sufficient trainability but still has difficulty with the contact. The walk and trot have sufficient scope. The canter has more than sufficient to good scope with more than sufficient push but is somewhat on the forehand. The stallion moves with more than sufficient body position and balance. Over jumps, Humberto shows good reflexes and more than sufficient body use. The stallion jumps with good front leg form and a slightly long hind leg. He appears careful and shows abundant scope. Humberto demonstrates more than sufficient to abundant talent as a jumper and gives his rider a more than sufficient feeling.
Stable Behavior:
Humberto is an honest and reliable stallion. He is easy on the ground and quiet in his stall.
Veterinary Report:
Due to generalized dermatitis, the stallion was initially behind in his training.
Semen Inspection:
Expected fertility class: good.
Breeding Recommendation:
Humberto can add quick reflexes and scope to jumper breeding.
Dam Report:
Iza van Seven Oaks is a well-developed, attractive mare with good rectangular-shaped conformation.
The head is attractive with a nice eye.
The poll has good length with a light head-neck connection.
The neck has good shape and length with sufficient muscling.
The wither is well developed and has good length.
The shoulder is straight and has sufficient length.
The back has good length but is slightly tight.
The loins are tight but sufficiently connected.
The croup is sloped and has good length and more than sufficient muscling.
There is good length from the point of the hip to the point of the buttock.
The front leg is slightly camped-under.
The hind leg is sickle-hocked.
The pasterns are short but correct.
The hooves are well developed and of good quality, with slightly unequal heels.
The legs are well developed and of good quality.
The walk has more than sufficient scope and elasticity.
The trot has sufficient scope with more than sufficient body position and a hind leg that steps more than sufficiently under the body.
The canter was not evaluated.
Iza van Seven Oaks is a 1.40m-level show jumper in Italy.
This report is based on data and knowledge available at the time of approval (spring 2015). Some data in this report may be revised at a later date if new data or knowledge becomes available.