KWPN Database
SIR ARIE, 2006
♂
STALLION
◆PLAIN'S LIBERATOR x PERRYBRIDGE TOUCH & GO 3902
Offspring report
Summary
Sir Arie showed a uniform collection of harness-type foals with moderate to sufficient development, abundant nobility and good rectangular-shaped conformation.
The front leg shows sufficient to more than sufficient scope and sufficient to more than sufficient action.
The hind leg shows sufficient bend but should generally step farther and more powerfully under the body.
The foals carry the neck well in the trot and come back in the front, but need to "climb" more in the trot.
Full Report
Sir Arie showed a uniform collection of harness-type foals with moderate to sufficient development, abundant nobility and good rectangular-shaped conformation.
The head is well-shaped and attractive.
The poll has good shape and length.
The neck has good length, shape and carriage.
The wither is sufficiently developed.
The shoulder has sufficient length and placement.
The back has more than sufficient shape and muscling.
The loins have good shape and muscling.
The croup has sufficient length and placement.
There is sufficient length from the point of the hip to the point of the buttock.
The legs are correct and solid.
The front leg has more than sufficient length and is correct.
The pasterns have good length and are correct.
The hind leg is correct.
The hooves are of normal shape and quality.
The walk is active but needs to show more elasticity.
The front leg shows sufficient to more than sufficient scope and sufficient to more than sufficient action.
The hind leg shows sufficient bend but should generally step farther and more powerfully under the body.
The foals carry the neck well in the trot and come back sufficiently in the front, but should "climb" more in the trot. A few foals had difficulty maintaining the rhythm in the trot.
The foals showed sufficient suspension but varying balance.
Breeding Recommendation
The foals by Sir Arie make a positive impression with their nobility, beautiful head and good "fronts." Mares bred to Sir Arie should be well developed, use the hind leg well and move rhythmically. Sir Arie can make a positive contribution to harness horse breeding with respect to blood distribution.
Mares bred in 2015: 22
Foals shown in 2016: 10
Foals invited by the KWPN: 10
The foals were presented on grass footing.
The quality of the dams was very good.
Sir Arie showed a uniform collection of harness-type foals with moderate to sufficient development, abundant nobility and good rectangular-shaped conformation.
The front leg shows sufficient to more than sufficient scope and sufficient to more than sufficient action.
The hind leg shows sufficient bend but should generally step farther and more powerfully under the body.
The foals carry the neck well in the trot and come back in the front, but need to "climb" more in the trot.
Full Report
Sir Arie showed a uniform collection of harness-type foals with moderate to sufficient development, abundant nobility and good rectangular-shaped conformation.
The head is well-shaped and attractive.
The poll has good shape and length.
The neck has good length, shape and carriage.
The wither is sufficiently developed.
The shoulder has sufficient length and placement.
The back has more than sufficient shape and muscling.
The loins have good shape and muscling.
The croup has sufficient length and placement.
There is sufficient length from the point of the hip to the point of the buttock.
The legs are correct and solid.
The front leg has more than sufficient length and is correct.
The pasterns have good length and are correct.
The hind leg is correct.
The hooves are of normal shape and quality.
The walk is active but needs to show more elasticity.
The front leg shows sufficient to more than sufficient scope and sufficient to more than sufficient action.
The hind leg shows sufficient bend but should generally step farther and more powerfully under the body.
The foals carry the neck well in the trot and come back sufficiently in the front, but should "climb" more in the trot. A few foals had difficulty maintaining the rhythm in the trot.
The foals showed sufficient suspension but varying balance.
Breeding Recommendation
The foals by Sir Arie make a positive impression with their nobility, beautiful head and good "fronts." Mares bred to Sir Arie should be well developed, use the hind leg well and move rhythmically. Sir Arie can make a positive contribution to harness horse breeding with respect to blood distribution.
Mares bred in 2015: 22
Foals shown in 2016: 10
Foals invited by the KWPN: 10
The foals were presented on grass footing.
The quality of the dams was very good.
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