KWPN Database
NASHVILLE STAR, 2018
♂
STALLION
◆DESPERADOS x WESTPOINT
Performance report
Offspring report
Versie Maart 2025
Afstammelingenrapportage
Afstammelingenrapportage
Performance test report
Exterior:
Nashville Star is a well-developed, chic stallion with a strong presence, standing well in the rectangular model. His head is expressive. The neck is of good length with a light head-neck connection. The neck has a good shape, good length, and sufficient musculature. The shoulder is of good length and correctly positioned. The withers are well developed and of good length. The back is of good length and slightly weak. The loins are sufficiently muscled and well connected. The croup is of good length, well-positioned, and well-muscled. The thigh muscle is of good length. The forelegs are correctly positioned both from the front and the side. The hind legs are correctly positioned. The pasterns, both front and hind, are long and slightly weak. The foundation is appropriate, somewhat finely built but of hard quality. The hooves are sufficiently developed, well-shaped, and of good quality. The heels are sufficiently developed and slightly under-run.
Pedigree:
Nashville Star is the first KWPN-approved son of Desperados FRH, who recently entered the top 10 of the WBFSH ranking. This international Grand Prix stallion successfully competed in the Olympic Games in both London and Rio de Janeiro under Kristina Bröring-Sprehe. His dam, Ezrasijgje, is a star mare by the Grand Prix keur stallion Westpoint. Further in Nashville Star’s pedigree, we find the highly predicated mare Rasijgje. Rasijgje is an elite, preferent, performance, sport-(dressage), and PROK-certified daughter of the stallion Montecristo, and she competed at ZZ-Zwaar level in dressage. Rasijgje is the dam of several successful sport horses, including the Big Tour horse Walskoning (by Jazz), the ZZ-Licht horse Barleduc (by Rubin Royal), as well as one Z2- and one Z1-classified dressage horse. The maternal line of Nashville Star continues with the preferent stallion Flemmingh. His daughter, the performance mare Lesijgje, produced multiple Z-classified dressage horses in combination with the stallions Metall and Havidoff.
Performance test report:
Nashville Star is an honest and reliable stallion with an excellent attitude. He has a strong desire to move, a high willingness to work, and is very easy to handle. His walk is very rhythmic, active, powerful, and has excellent reach and body usage. His trot is active, with excellent leg technique, good push-off, and ample reach. The foreleg has great shoulder freedom, and the hind leg carries very well. The canter has excellent leg technique, is powerful and uphill, with good reach. Nashville Star moves with great posture, outstanding balance, and a high level of suppleness. The stallion has excellent ability to transition within gaits. As a dressage horse, Nashville Star shows great to very great potential and gives his rider an excellent feeling.
Stable behavior:
An honest and reliable stallion, easy to handle, and calm in the stable.
Veterinary report:
No abnormalities detected.
Semen analysis:
Expected fertility classification: sufficient.
Breeding/pairing advice:
Nashville Star can contribute improved movement technique and light-footedness to dressage breeding while enhancing walk quality and rideability.
Dam report:
Ezrasijgje is a sufficiently developed, appealing mare with a well-proportioned rectangular conformation.
The head is expressive.
The neck is sufficiently long with a light head-neck connection.
The neck has a good shape, sufficient length, and adequate musculature.
The withers are well-developed and of good length.
The shoulder is of good length and well-positioned.
The back is sufficiently long and adequately muscled.
The loins are well-muscled and well connected.
The croup is sloping, of good length, and well-muscled.
The thigh muscle is of good length.
The forelegs are correctly positioned from the front and side.
The hind leg is slightly long.
The pasterns are of good length and slightly weak both front and hind.
The hooves are well-developed, of good quality, with strong heels.
The foundation is well-developed and of good quality.
The walk has sufficient reach.
The trot has good reach with proper posture and balance.
The canter is sufficiently powerful, has good reach, is well-balanced, and light-footed.
Height: 1.68m / Color: bay
This report contains the data and knowledge available at the time of approval (January 2022). Some details in the report may be subject to change based on new findings or additional data.
Nashville Star is a well-developed, chic stallion with a strong presence, standing well in the rectangular model. His head is expressive. The neck is of good length with a light head-neck connection. The neck has a good shape, good length, and sufficient musculature. The shoulder is of good length and correctly positioned. The withers are well developed and of good length. The back is of good length and slightly weak. The loins are sufficiently muscled and well connected. The croup is of good length, well-positioned, and well-muscled. The thigh muscle is of good length. The forelegs are correctly positioned both from the front and the side. The hind legs are correctly positioned. The pasterns, both front and hind, are long and slightly weak. The foundation is appropriate, somewhat finely built but of hard quality. The hooves are sufficiently developed, well-shaped, and of good quality. The heels are sufficiently developed and slightly under-run.
Pedigree:
Nashville Star is the first KWPN-approved son of Desperados FRH, who recently entered the top 10 of the WBFSH ranking. This international Grand Prix stallion successfully competed in the Olympic Games in both London and Rio de Janeiro under Kristina Bröring-Sprehe. His dam, Ezrasijgje, is a star mare by the Grand Prix keur stallion Westpoint. Further in Nashville Star’s pedigree, we find the highly predicated mare Rasijgje. Rasijgje is an elite, preferent, performance, sport-(dressage), and PROK-certified daughter of the stallion Montecristo, and she competed at ZZ-Zwaar level in dressage. Rasijgje is the dam of several successful sport horses, including the Big Tour horse Walskoning (by Jazz), the ZZ-Licht horse Barleduc (by Rubin Royal), as well as one Z2- and one Z1-classified dressage horse. The maternal line of Nashville Star continues with the preferent stallion Flemmingh. His daughter, the performance mare Lesijgje, produced multiple Z-classified dressage horses in combination with the stallions Metall and Havidoff.
Performance test report:
Nashville Star is an honest and reliable stallion with an excellent attitude. He has a strong desire to move, a high willingness to work, and is very easy to handle. His walk is very rhythmic, active, powerful, and has excellent reach and body usage. His trot is active, with excellent leg technique, good push-off, and ample reach. The foreleg has great shoulder freedom, and the hind leg carries very well. The canter has excellent leg technique, is powerful and uphill, with good reach. Nashville Star moves with great posture, outstanding balance, and a high level of suppleness. The stallion has excellent ability to transition within gaits. As a dressage horse, Nashville Star shows great to very great potential and gives his rider an excellent feeling.
Stable behavior:
An honest and reliable stallion, easy to handle, and calm in the stable.
Veterinary report:
No abnormalities detected.
Semen analysis:
Expected fertility classification: sufficient.
Breeding/pairing advice:
Nashville Star can contribute improved movement technique and light-footedness to dressage breeding while enhancing walk quality and rideability.
Dam report:
Ezrasijgje is a sufficiently developed, appealing mare with a well-proportioned rectangular conformation.
The head is expressive.
The neck is sufficiently long with a light head-neck connection.
The neck has a good shape, sufficient length, and adequate musculature.
The withers are well-developed and of good length.
The shoulder is of good length and well-positioned.
The back is sufficiently long and adequately muscled.
The loins are well-muscled and well connected.
The croup is sloping, of good length, and well-muscled.
The thigh muscle is of good length.
The forelegs are correctly positioned from the front and side.
The hind leg is slightly long.
The pasterns are of good length and slightly weak both front and hind.
The hooves are well-developed, of good quality, with strong heels.
The foundation is well-developed and of good quality.
The walk has sufficient reach.
The trot has good reach with proper posture and balance.
The canter is sufficiently powerful, has good reach, is well-balanced, and light-footed.
Height: 1.68m / Color: bay
This report contains the data and knowledge available at the time of approval (January 2022). Some details in the report may be subject to change based on new findings or additional data.
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