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BLOSSOM
Florestan I x Die Dame by
WINNER 2010 GERT VAN DER VEEN AWARD
Issue 2, 2010
Page 2 • Newsletter of the KWPN-NA
The KWPN of North America, Inc.
609 E. Central Ave.
Sutherlin, OR 97479
541-459-3232, Fax 541-459-2967
office@kwpn-na.org
www.kwpn-na.org
2010 Board of Directors
Willy Arts
willyarts@dgbarranch.com
Allison Hagen
ahagen@syban.net
Christine McCarthy
RSF111@aol.com
Judy Reggio
judy@windyridgefarm.com
Dan Ruediger
dan@sonnenberg.us
Pieter Ruig
paruig@aol.com
Susan Taylor-Pihl staylor@claybrookfarms.com
2010 Members’ Committee
Anna Beal
Barbara T. Funk
Julie Ballard Haralson
Janice Kissel
Ken Mellish
Dan Ruediger
MC@kwpn-na.org
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FIRST FOAL REGISTRATION OF 2010
Freeport BF
Popeye K x Lady Dalliance xx by
Afternoon Deelites
The chestnut colt Freeport BF was
born on February 24th in Elkton,
Florida.
The owner/breeder is Paula S. Quinn
of Bridleborne Farm.
IN THIS ISSUE
ARTICLES
Rabobank Sponsorship...........................................................................5
2010 Annual Meeting .............................................................................6
Special Awards for 2009 ........................................................................8
New Breeder Award Programs.......................................................10, 29
2009 Treasurer’s Report .......................................................................11
North American Stallion News ............................................................12
Florianus, Olivier, Facet, Rampal
2009 Willy Arts Grants.........................................................................16
2010 Willy Arts Grant winners ............................................................20
KWPN Stallion Show – Back to My Future.......................................24
New England Breeders’ Meeting.........................................................26
KWPN-NA Year End Sport Awards ....................................................38
KWPN
Foal Inspection Information.................................................................27
IBOP Performance Test Information ...................................................30
KWPN Fall Performance Test .............................................................32
BRIEFS
WEG Schedule .......................................................................................5
Sport Results...................................................................................22, 31
Julie Haralson Joins Members’ Committee.........................................25
Mane Pulling Made Easier...................................................................25
Foal Inspections....................................................................................27
2010 Keuring Schedule
Calendar of Events ...............................................................................31
ADVERTISING
Classified Advertising ..........................................................................31
Display Advertising
SmartPak.......................................................................................2
Rabobank ......................................................................................4
Iron Spring Farm ........................................................................48
ON THE COVER:
Blossom, photo by Bonnie Herbers
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• Page 3
ANNUAL MEETING AND YOUNG RIDERS
Ensuring the Next Generation
of Breeders and Horsemen
by Willy Arts and
Christine DeHerrera
To survive and thrive, the horse
industry must bring new faces into the
fold. Although adult amateurs and professionals receive the majority of the
industry’s attention, we must encourage young enthusiasts to develop the
skills they will need to succeed for a
lifetime with horses.
To ensure that we help grow the
next generation of breeders and horsemen, the KWPN-NA has been developing programs to educate and excite
young riders—not the FEI definition of
Young Riders, but rather youth who are
interested in sport horses, whether
jumping, dressage, eventing or driving.
A real horseman has a wide variety
of experiences that are not limited just
to the show ring. To this end, we have
identified three areas in which young
riders particularly need advice and
help:
Evaluating Potential
While there are many young riders
and young professionals that know
how to negotiate a clear-round, or ride
a shoulder-in, half-pass or flying
change, these same riders don’t have
the knowledge of how to identify
potential in young or unstarted horses.
This ability to evaluate talent requires
a thorough understanding of biomechanics, movement, conformation and
the development from youngster to
performance horse.
Observing Thousands of Horses
Accurately discerning equine talent
arises from observing hundreds or
even thousands of horses. Competing
at shows is not enough to develop an
eye.
Networking
Finally, young riders need a network of horse industry veterans.
Whether a young person wants to
become a professional, or continue
their riding as an amateur, they need a
network to help them grow as horsemen and women. For riders striving to
have a career with horses, access to
professional help, as well as horses to
ride, is critical to success.
At the KWPN-NA, we are hoping
to help bridge the gap between riding
and showing, and developing the skills
and tools needed for long-term success
at our Annual Meeting, March 24-26,
2011 in Hanford, CA, at DG Bar
Ranch.
Like all of the Annual Meetings,
there will be workshops and lectures
by experts from Europe and North
America, with the new, specific goal of
preparing all visitors for the 2012 Stallion Show, which we will attend as a
group in the Netherlands. The experts
will focus on helping attendees learn to
evaluate horses for purchase, riding,
breeding or even just to become an
educated spectator. Many horses of different types will be available both in
hand and under saddle so that there are
a wide-range of real world examples.
The access to the world’s top
authorities on sport horses, and their
decades of experience, results in unparalleled learning opportunities, including insights that are often not found in
traditional sources.
While the Annual Meeting has
always been open to young riders, this
year we specifically wanted to reach
out to them. Our goal is to create a
group within the group so that young
riders will feel comfortable asking
questions and having their specific
needs addressed. We want to help
young riders connect with each other,
and also with breeders, riders and trainers that can potentially mentor these
developing horsemen.
Caitlin Hamar and Michaela Tolman, will help young riders get the
most out of the Annual Meeting experience. Their goal is to create a supportive and nurturing learning environment
that helps young riders feel comfortable being around some of the sport’s
foremost authorities. As group, they
will also get special opportunities to
interact with the experts and ask questions.
The KWPN-NA believes that as
young riders become involved with the
organization they can network with
breeders who potentially need riders
for their young stock. It can become
win-win for both. The riders have the
opportunity to sit on quality young
horses, and breeders have access to
local riders at an affordable price.
And while riders are often very
focused on sitting in the saddle, young
riders today are breeders and judges of
tomorrow. We want to give them the
tools so that when they are willing,
able or desire to breed that they have a
good baseline to start, instead of having to learn only by trial and error.
While our goal is help young riders
develop into true horsemen, these
young people help us too. They bring
fresh perspective, enthusiasm and new
ideas that will keep our organization
moving forward.
Find “Young KWPN-NA” on
Facebook to meet other young riders.
ANNUAL MEETING
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2010 NORTH AMERICAN KEURING
RIDING HORSES
Trying to schedule a keuring tour
around the dates of the WEG, Regional Championship Shows for Canada
and USA, and the availability of host
facilities was a nightmare. Somehow
we did, albeit the zigzag travel left one
dizzy. Toronto to Edmonton to Seattle
to California to Wisconsin to Michigan
to Pennsylvania to Maine to Florida to
Georgia. All in exactly 14 days including two educational seminars. A few
bits of Tour Trivia – temperatures
ranged from 106 degrees F (41+C) to a
lovely 67 degrees (19+), 4 time zones
crossed twice, and a total of 11,292
miles (18,172 km) from first site to last.
But let’s get on with the horses.
Beam P, photo Roy Maher
Feather Bloom, photo Roy Maher
Notable in the dressage mare class
was the beautiful black Cispoint
(Westpoint x Pribalda keur by Gribaldi pref x Daimler), bred by F.Smits
and owned by Sarah Bates. The mare
easily earned ster but was just shy of
keur eligible.
Carousel Ridge Farm, Sherwood
Park, AB
Joining the North American
KWPN jury of Deborah Harrison and
Faith Fessenden at the first location
was Toine Hoefs, KWPN jury member.
Cispoint, photo Roy Maher
Jury and ribbon girl, photo Roy Maher
Prima Equestrian, Mt. Albert, ON
It was the fourth time Prima Equestrian hosted a KWPN keuring. Highlights include Beam P (Indoctro pref x
Pepita S keur by Emilion keur x
Larome) bred by Prima Equestrian and
owned by Maureen Smith & Susan
Parker. Beam P has been a top contender in Jump Canada as a 3- and 4Year-Old. An 8.5 attitude added to his
high Iron Spring Farm Cup score.
This location always has top
jumper foals. Two of note were Feather Bloom (Mr. Blue x Prelude keur
sport/sp by Calvados keur x Voltaire
pref) a well built filly with good body
use in her canter, bred/owner- S. Trickey & J.Dubois. Placing behind her was
Finnan (Wittinger x Cornetta by Cornet Obolensky x Pilot) bred/owned by
Alison Moore. Well built with good
bone, this colt used his top line well to
show his strong canter.
by Faith Fessenden
Carousel Ridge Farm stepped up to
host for the first time displaying hospitality and commitment to all KWPN
horse enthusiasts in the area.
Blossom ((Lupicor x Vanilla Shake
by Larino keur x Ferro pref) b/o John
van den Bosch, showed rhythm,
tempo, activity and a ground-covering
canter. Becoming ever more careful
with quick foreleg and body reflexes,
she improved the opening of haunches at every fence. Earning nothing less
than an 8 and even a 9 for reflexes,
Blossom would become the North
American Champion for the Jumping
IBOP and the 5-Year-Old ISF Cup by
the end of the Tour. She also won the
Gert van der Veen award. The Jury
especially noted the excellence of her
legs during linear scoring.
Blossom, photo Bonnie Herbers
Also in this class was Beasinaa
(Pyriet x Rosinaa elite by Wellington
keur x Ariban xx bb) bred by Alison
Hagen, owned by Doreen and Cindy
Orr. This mare showed good posture,
use of hindquarters in canter, reflexes,
attitude and rideability. With her passing IBOP the mare earned her keur
predicate.
Day ster by Gribaldi x Rossini) did not
let owner/breeder Gwen Blake down.
With her clean, correct legs and nice
movement, the mare took the Best
Adult Horse ribbon and earned her star.
Dream Catcher, photo Michelle Olsen
Fair Rosa, photo Carolyn Bunch
Sophia, photo Bonnie Herbers
Another Van den Bosch entry was
the international jumper mare, 12year-old Sophia sport/sp (Goodtimes
x Imalve by Ekstein x Jasper keur).
She showed wonderful condition,
good feet and beautiful type allowing
to quickly get her star. An 8 for conformation, 8 for walk and 8.5 for trot
moved her to keur.
Two more entries for b/o Alison
Hagen were notable. Fancy black
Coleman (Obelisk x Jabananta ster
sport/dr by Cabochon keur x Irco
Polo) earned his ster in the Dressage
Gelding Class; and Cashew (Johnson
x Lady W keur pref by Farrington keur
x Heidelberg pref) earned her ster and
keur eligible with an 8.5 for canter and
8.0 for self-carriage.
Donida Farm, Auburn, WA
Murphy’s Law was in force at
Donida Farm with irregularities forcing dismissals in several classes. However, Contessa (Contango x Precious
What was to be the North American Champion Dressage Foal had all
smiling. Fair Rosa (Ampère x Zen
Rosa elite by Farrington keur x Jazz
pref) b/o by Dan & Gina Ruediger,
showed beautiful presence and posture. Well built, standing solidly on all
four legs, with strong croup and
haunches – Fair Rosa showed her parts
were components of a whole that
worked. She lifted fluidly with power,
showed suspension and technique in
trot with a good canter as well.
Hamacher of Florida and owned by
Dara Rip, has the same overall appearance as his sire that unfortunately died
this year. The handsome bay is wellbuilt with good legs and feet and
shows good power and articulation in
movement. We hope to see him presented next year.
In the Dressage Geldings, Bad Boy
(Olivi x Lotte keur by Damiro B x
Caritas) bred by M. Tijssen and owned
by Dantia Benson continues to show
his quality. A good-looking type, he is
correct in his movement and can throw
in that ‘extra’ when he puts the ‘pedal
down’. With his walk, trot, canter and
self-carriage he went to the head of the
class for star quality and placed first in
the Top Fives.
DG Bar Ranch, Hanford, CA
DG Bar Ranch, the de Groot family and Willy Arts always have top
horses and a well-oiled machine of
handlers and riders. Sponsors of the
DG Bar Cup, the DGB Cup classes
here are filled with some of the top
horses in the US.
A single 2-year-old colt was shown
in the stallion “pre-evaluation” class.
This class lets the owner know
whether the young stallion is a possible candidate for approval at age 3.
Dream Catcher (Contester x Gigi by
Merano x Rantares) bred by MaSu.
Be Silvita, photo Judy Nishi
In the Stb/Star Dressage Mares
class the top spot went to Be Silvita
VDL (Sandro Hit x Silvita elite by
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Flemmingh pref by Nimmerdor pref)
bred by VDL Stud and owned by
Jeanne Schamblin. This large framed
Register A mare showed suspension
and articulation earning 8’s for trot,
canter and self-carriage. Because she
also passed her IBOP, she will be eligible for the keur predicate when she
passes her veterinary requirements. In
second was her stablemate Chanel
SVS (Jazz pref x Olympia ster by Idocus crown x Wanroij) b/o by Jeanne
Schamblin. This mare was very typey,
light-footed and active in movement
and earned her ster. Two mares tied for
third, Bakara (Sir Sinclair x Thea
keur by Idocus crown x Wanroij) b/o
by Janice Kissel was a very supple
mare showing good articulation,
which served her well in uphill movement. She was designated keur eligible
pending a passing IBOP score.
canter he went to the head of the class
to be North American Champion in the
Top Fives for this age group in the
DGB Cup.
Bakara (see prior) engaged well
from behind and using her joints, with
great rideability. Her lowest scores
were 8’s on walk, self-carriage and talent, 8.5’s on all the rest for an IBOP
total of 82. In the DGB Cup her scores
held for an 81.5. The IBOP scores put
Bakara at the top of the Top Fives list
as North American Champion IBOP
mare and tied for Reserve Champion
in the DGB Cup.
gelding is a nice type, big frame, up
hill with a long neck that he uses well.
Easy moving, active, with an easy,
scopey canter his lowest score was a 7
for walk, 8’s and 8.5’s on the rest topping out with a 9 for submission.
Jumping IBOP and ISF Cup
In the Iron Spring Farm Cup
Borvelien DG prok (Canturo x
Corvelien Z by Carthago Z x Cor de la
Bryère) bred/owned by DG Bar
Breeders, showed scope and talent
especially when asked to be ridden
more forward. A single 7 was scored
with the rest being 7.5’s and an 8 for
scope and canter earned her a 75.5 for
the IBOP, a 76 for the ISF Cup, first
place at DG Bar and 4th in the Top
Fives for the ISF Cup for 4-Yr- Olds.
Bantana V, photo Judy Nishi
Ceolieta, photo Judy Nishi
Also in third was Ceolieta prok,
another Register A mare (Sir Donnerhall x Jeolieta Elite by Zeoliet x
Majoor) bred by J.C. van Riessen and
owned by DG Bar Breeders. She will
also earn her star predicate upon completing her veterinary requirements
Dressage IBOP and DG Bar Cup
Bad Boy (see prior) continued to
show his quality. Earning 8’s on walk,
trot and self-carriage, and an 8.5 for
Bantana V (Flemmingh pref x
Lantan ster pref by Hemmingway x
Zuidhorn), bred by P. Verdellen Paarden Fok & Opfok and owned by DG
Bar Breeders, Inc., was a nice type and
mover with suspension and active
technique in movement. Bending nicely on circles in good self-carriage she
held her tempo well. She had only 8’s
and 8.5’s ending with an 81.5 in both
the IBOP and the DGB Cup and finished third in the Top Fives.
Brendo ster q (Florencio x Sierra
Siren keur by Volckmar x Wanroij),
bred by Luke Bianco MD and owned
by Ashlyn and Amber De Groot, made
the top places for North America a
sweep from this location with a 4th
place finish in the Top Fives. The grey
Brando KF, photo D & D Photography
Brando KF (Indoctro xNulanda
ster by Burggraaf x Voltaire)
bred/owned by Kimberlee von Disterlo of Kimberlee Farms, showed a good
attitude with care and quickness over
the fences. For the IBOP straight 7.5’s
were given with an 8 for attitude for a
total of 75.5. For the ISF Cup his technique brought the scores down slightly to end with a 74.5 and a second
place. Nevertheless, Brando KF finished 5th in the Top Fives.
Foals
The foal classes were large with the
jumper foals going first. Forevelien
DG (Idocus crown x Corvelien Z by
Carthago Z x Cor de la Bryère) b/o by
DG Bar Breeders is well developed
showing activity and suspension in
trot. In canter the grey filly was balanced with easy lead changes.
Eight first premium dressage foals
were led by two notables.
Famebria DG, photo Judy Nishi
Famebria DG (Idocus crown x
Valeska-DG elite by Krack C x Farrington keur) b/o by DG Bar Breeders.
Well muscled with a long shoulder and
good hind-leg angles, this chestnut
filly made her dam (USA Qualifier for
YHC in Verden, Germany) proud
when she lifted and moved with power
and suppleness, also showing a good
canter. Her 76 conformation and 78
movements totaled a 77.
Finally DG (Idocus crown x
Bolimbria ster by Sandro Hit x Doruto) was a mere .5 behind her stable
mate. Nicely built with a long shoulder and good croup the youngster
moved correctly with good foreleg
technique.
Following this keuring, our Dutch
colleague, Toine Hoefs, left for Holland
as the NA jury headed for Chicago.
Finishing Touches Farm,
Genoa City, WI
Meeting up with our new Jury
arrival, Bart Henstra, we drove 1 ½
hour northeast from O’Hare airport
over the border into Wisconsin. We
looked forward to visiting a new keuring location, Finishing Touches Farm,
owned by Cheryl Quick. A breeder of
German and KWPN horses, Cheryl
was tapped by two experienced
KWPN breeders and members, Tracy
Geller and Sarah Krause, to provide a
venue for the introduction of the
“KWPN system’ to a new group of
enthusiasts.
In the Dressage foals, Fabergé
(Ampère x Sandro Set by Sandro Hit
x Sion) b/o Cheryl Quick of Finishing
Touches Farm took the top spot. Beautiful in presence, the bay colt shot
upward in movement with power,
activity, suspension and self-carriage
to earn a 78 on conformation and an
80 on movement.
In Dressage Geldings, Cartouche
(Sir Donnerhall x Leolita ster sport/dr
by Gershwin x Woldstreek) b/o
Stephanie Severn of Hopeful Farm
Sporthorses, did fulfill the farm name
with an 8.5 for trot which contributed
to the 70/75 needed to meet the
requirements for star.
The jury reiterated that the ‘studbook inspection’ itself is the first of the
evaluations and is the most important.
To be admitted into the studbook is a
breeder’s goal and entitles their horses
to wear the royal lion brand mark.
Proud and smiling, all attendees lined
their horses up for that!
Claybrook Farms, Ithaca, MI
This was the sixth time we’ve been
to Claybrook Farms, and the sixth time
we’ve come away with horses hitting
the scores for a place in the Top Fives.
Chiki, photo Love Above Photography
In the Jumper Mares, Chiki set the
bar high (no pun intended). By ChinChin x Wiki ster by Lupicor x Kroongraaf, the pretty bay, bred by R.
Vroom, is owned by Claybrook Farms.
This mare exemplified a ‘sport bodytype’. Interestingly, she was supple and
showed suspension in the trot; whereas in canter she was slightly stiffer in
her back…but OH, MY! Through the
chute she showed her breeding with
huge scope and very good technique. A
7.5 for conformation and up to 8.5’s for
reflexes and scope, she easily received
her star and was designated keur eligible. At the conclusion of the tour she
was 2nd place in the Top Fives.
Iron Spring Farm,
Coatesville, PA
Iron Spring Farm has been one of
our east coast locations since we began
having keurings 25 years ago. From
their famous stallions, we’ve seen
groups of descendants grow from
keuring foals to international competitors. New to the sire line-up here is the
newly approved Florianus. Let’s see
what this year brought.
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Standouts in the ‘Born before June 1’
group were:
Florence ISF (Florianus x Toscane
ster by Cabochon keur x Amethist) b/o
by Iron Spring Farm. Well built, with
a somewhat vertical neck, the bay
filly’s first step was upwards into good
movement with suspension.
Floraya ISF (Florianus x Toraya
ster by Goodtimes x Gershwin) another ISF product was lovely in type and
proportions. Leggy with a long croup
this chestnut filly held her own in the
lineup.
er contributing to the forehand impression. A few notes on his hind legs kept
the conformation score from being
higher. In movement however, this
youngster was right in the top with an
80. Presence in movement, with articulation, power and suppleness, he
could have gotten an even higher
score with a little better canter.
Dressage Mares produced another
standout.
In the ‘Born After June 1’ group the
standouts were:
First Bordeaux
photo Stacy Lynne Photography
Flash Gordon S.E.
Flash Gordon S.E. (Sir Donnerhall Bardot S.E. ster by Florencio x
Wanroij) b/o by Siegi Belz-Fry of Stall
Europa was next in line showing elegance and long lines, a good wither
and a good croup. Notes were made on
this colt’s light legs which kept his
score slightly lower. In movement, he
showed activity and suspension,
although brought his hocks a little
high. His canter was particularly good.
Fleetwood ISF (UB 40 x Toraya
ster by Goodtimes x Gershwin) b/o
ISF and yes, thanks to E.T., Toraya did
her job twice. A typical UB 40, this
chestnut colt was very elegant with
shape of the neck, shoulder and with-
Carte Blanche SCF (Lupicor x
Wildcard SCF elite by Goodtimes x
Silvio I) bred by Dr. Carlos & Karin
Jimenez of Sporting Chance Farm and
owned by Juliana Starbuck of Starbuck Equestrian. The bay gelding was
very expressive with a ‘sport’ look to
him. His trot showed suppleness and
suspension – underscoring his innate
ability to ‘get air’. His canter was
clear, and jumping was easy but somewhat quick (reflexes earned a 7.5) and
a little forward, but his use of neck and
back was good.
The Hunter Foal class saw a special youngster, First Bordeaux (Popeye K x Flips Last Party by The Flips
Comin x Senale Whip) b/o by Jacqueline Adams. Sire Popeye K had successfully completed KWPN-NA
Licensing right here at ISF, so it was
fitting that his son should take the
class. This elegant leggy colt moved as
he looked for solid scores.
Jumping Geldings
In the Jumper Geldings class:
Chivas (Judgement-ISF crown x
Alexis Titty II Z elite sport/ev by Alexis Z x Germus) b/o by Dayna Gant of
Apple Lane Farm, showed the abilities
of his pedigree. A strongly built
youngster showed a big strided and
active canter. In jumping, 8’s for
reflexes and technique, and a 9 for
scope locked in his star and Champion Gelding Jumper in the Top Fives.
Catalina-ISF (Sir Sinclair x Persimmon-ISF keur sport/dr by Contango pref x Road at Sea xx) led the line
up. This elegant modern mare is a
reflection of the keuring process since
her dam was a Keuring Champion in
the past. Showing suppleness, suspension and engagement no score was
lower than a 7.5 with her trot earning
an 8. These qualities also gave her the
‘keur eligible’ status.
The Jumper IBOP and Iron Spring
Farm Cup highlighted Alexandria
ster prok (Corland x Netian Joy keur
by Ahorn Z x Miami Springs) b-Dr.
Sharon Anderson, o-Nod Hill Farm,
LLC and Dana & James Scott. The
bay mare showed eagerness with an
active and powerful movement combined with technique and scope to pass
her IBOP with a 76 and move from
ster prok to Elite. The 76 held for the
ISF Cup for 5-Yr-Olds sending her to
first place in the Top Fives.
For the Dressage IBOP & DGB
Cup, the ISF bred Citation-ISF (Contango pref x Saigon Elite by Jazz) o/r
Alex Robertson, showed activity, good
posture, suppleness, long strides with
good swing through his body and three
good gaits. He earned nothing lower
than 7.5’s and on trot, canter and submission the bay colt nailed 8’s becoming the DG Bar Cup Champion for 3Yr-Olds at this location with a 78.5.
He was tied for first place in the Top
Fives.
Pineland Farms, New Gloucester, Maine
Pineland Farms has provided their
excellent facility for keurings on three
occasions. This time it provided the
backdrop for several top horses. Day
one at Pineland was for the education
seminar with a well-rounded group in
attendance. The keuring was on day
two, beginning with the Dressage
IBOP and DG Bar Cups.
and she now carries the ster and IBOP
predicates. She placed 5th in the Dressage Ibop and 3rd in the DGB Cup for
3-Year Olds in the Top Fives.
Not to be overshadowed was the
Jumping entry bred by FE Roos and
owned by VDL Stud and Kathy Hickerson of Majestic Gaits Farm, Cenieta
(Veron x Nieta keur by Concorde pref
x Zeoliet keur). She scored 70 on her
conformation, but eyebrows rose
when she moved and jumped. Her
good attitude, active and powerful
movement with good self-carriage
served her well. Her jumping style of
care and good opening behind gave
her a 75, her ster, the Best Adult
Horse-Jumper ribbon, and a fifth place
tie in the Top Fives!
Youngsters had highlights as well.
The Jumper Foal, Fraucordia MG
(Campbell VDL x Tercordia elite by
Marlon x Acord II) b/o Kathy Hickerson, was leggy with a pretty front. In
movement the bay filly showed suppleness, self-carriage and a good canter to earn a first premium with a 74
for conformation and a 78 for movement = 76 overall and the top spot in
the Top Fives.
Cadence, photo Unbridled Photography
Receiving a 77 for both her IBOP
and the DG Bar Cup, Cadence (Idocus
crown x Vera by Don Primaire x Saros
xx bb keur) b/o Pineland Farms, started a little strung out and heavy-footed,
but soon showed her suppleness and
balance becoming more uphill with
good stride-length and clarity in her
gaits. She received 8’s for walk, canter
and her remarkable rideability. For her
linear scoring, she received a 70 for
conformation and 80 for movement
The top Dressage Foal was stablemate Frauloma MG. A Register A
filly (Schroeder x Uloma MG elite
sport/dr by Farrington keur x Goodtimes) was balanced in her body-proportions, strongly built and moved
upward with suppleness and suspension to earn a 76/76.
Pennock Point Sport Horses,
Reddick, FL
After the Pineland keuring we flew
1,500 miles south and the next day
found us at Pennock Point Sport Horses. Here we had two special Jumper
Mares.
Ana Bella M2S, photo Kasey Bedard &
Christopher Heale
Ana Bella M2S ster IBOP (Condios x Una Bella M2S by Ekstein x
Landino) bred by Morningside Stud
(Ireland) and owned by Sakura Hill
Farm. Showing tension as she began
the ISF Cup, the bay mare was happiest over the jumps with terrific reflexes (8.5) and technique and scope (both
7.5). Her beautiful foreleg technique
and attitude served her well, but she
could have opened more in her
haunches. Her talent (7.5) and attitude
(8) saw her earn a 75 overall and 2nd
place in the Top Fives.
Vibrant LPR, photo Tessa Jamieson
An IBOP Jumper, Vibrant LPR
(Orame/Pasandra by Welllington) b/o
Nancy Debosek of Lone Palm Ranch,
showed suppleness and sufficient
length of stride, with rhythm and balance. The bay mare was expressive
and scopey getting 7.5’s for canter and
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rideability, 8’s for the remainer marks
totaling 78.5 for a second place in the
Top Fives.
The Dressage IBOP/DGB Cup
Mares introduced a lovely newcomer,
the ster mare Cinderella (Florencio x
Petra ster prok by Havel x Armstrong)
bred by Matty Manissink Stables and
owned by Inspo’s Bill and Belinda
Wertman, this lovely dark chestnut
mare was supple, active, carrying
behind and forward. 7.5’s and 8.0’s
were her scores for a total of 77.5 for
both the IBOP and the DG Bar Cup.
She was awarded the keur predicate
and tied for first place in the Top Fives
for the DGB Cup for 3-Year-Olds.
Cornerstone LPR, photo Kasey Bedard &
Christopher Heale
The Hunter Gelding class exemplified the flexibility of the keuring specialization system. Breeder/owner
Nancy Debosek asked the Jury to designate and judge Cornerstone LPR
(00 Seven x Vixen LPR ster by Goodtimes x Gastronom) in whatever direction they saw fit, based on his abilities.
Good thing, too. As a Hunter, a second
premium ribbon would have been
forthcoming. As it was the Jury saw a
lovely, smooth type, with activity in
the legs, balanced in its changes and
upward self-carriage. “Dressage”, they
said, “and, by the way, a first premium
ribbon (70/75) and star!” Icing for the
grey gelding was a four-way tie for 4th
in the Top Fives for Dressage Geldings!
her charm and elegance, resulted in an
80 for conformation. Her light footed,
supple, and ground covering trot gave
her a 76 for movement.
Blalock Lakes, Newnan, GA
Saying farewell to all, we winged
our way to our respective homes,
pleased with a job well done. For all
premiums awarded, the Top Fives, and
more detailed reports and photos, go to
www.kwpn-na.org
Our final stop at Blalock Lakes
welcomed us with KWPN flags and
posters everywhere. Our first time
here, we would finish with some special notables.
The long lined, Studbook mare,
Ultralinde, (Gribaldi pref x Ilinde
keur sport/dr by Darnels x Octaaf)
bred by B. Derksen and owned by.
Valerie Swygert of Jasmine Farm,
impressed with her elastic movements
(8.5) and rideability/talent (8 each) for
the top IBOP score.
Centerline (UB 40 x Tiger Tops
ster by Wellington keur x Caritas), b.
Julie Haralson/Haralson Farm, o. Lisa
Anne Kapp, presented an obedient
IBOP and DG Bar Cup performance
and, with 73 points, just missed passing the IBOP. When showing his free
movement in the Studbook/Star evaluation he became much more uphill and
powerful in the trot, raising his score
in trot (8) and self carriage (7) receiving his ster.
Zion JC shown at the DG Bar Ranch keuring to retain his Licensed status,
photo Judy Nishi
The elegant 2-year-old filly,
Deodora HF (Jazz pref x Zamantha
HF by Métall x Casanova) b/o- Julie
Haralson, is a real “Jazz” with a good
top line and a powerful, uphill trot.
With scores of 73/76 she received a
first premium.
The final icing on the cake was a
beautiful Hunter filly, Filigree
(Paparazzo x Pavottie ster by Ferro
pref x G.Ramiro Z pref) b/o Brooks
Martin of Cabingate Farm, a recent
convert to the KWPN-NA. Her very
good front and top line, coupled with
Zion JC shown at the DG Bar Ranch keuring to retain his Licensed status,
photo Judy Nishi
FUN AND FRIENDS AT THE 2010 PENNOCK POINT KEURING
Or…Successful partnering of KWPN Breeders and Trainers
Lone Palm Ranch, owned by
Nancy and Richard Debosek, is an 84
acre breeding and training facility
between Tampa and Ocala Florida.
Lone Palm Ranch has been developing it’s breeding program of KWPN
horses for 20 years, with many great
successes of top five KWPN horses in
North America, Ster and Keur Predicates.
especially has done well. In 2005,
Vibrand was awarded with a third
place for free jumping and fourth for
conformation, receiving her Star and
Keur Eligible status. This year Nancy
and Richard decided to put her
through the jumping IBOP test to
achieve her Keur predicate. At the
same time they thought to have Vixen
LPR (a studbook riding type) re-evaluated for Star as a jumper type.
Two tiny problems with this plan –
Vibrant had not jumped at all and
Vixen had only been jumping under
saddle for a short time. Nancy and
Richard decided to turn to their ‘keuring’ friends at Sakura Hill Farm for
help.
Monica, Makota and Michelle
photo by Tessa Jamieson
Sakura Hill Farm, owned by
Michele and Makota Sakurai, is a
breeding, training and sales stable in
Gainesville, FL, with the goal to produce international caliber show
jumpers and A-circuit hunters. Sakura
Hill Farm also offers several services
to fellow breeders, clients and riders
including young horse starting and
development, competition/training
partnerships and a working student
program. Sakura Hill’s primary rider is
daughter Monica.
For this year’s Keuring, Lone Palm
Ranch partnered with Sakura Hill
Farm LLC, with great results. Mares
Vibrant LPR and Vixen LPR are both
jumper bred, but have had years of
dressage training – in which Vibrant
Monica Sakurai and her working
student Kasey got these two mares
ready for the keuring in a mere
THREE weeks! Vibrant LPR received
her Keur and Vixen LPR her Star!
Supported by her parents, Monica also
put together a team of helpers, from
grooms to photographers, to get everything and anything done.
Besides riding Nancy’s two mares,
Monica also rode her own:
has been in training to prepare for her
IBOP during the last month. Our rider
Kasey Bedard did a fantastic job of
riding the test and her efforts were
rewarded with an Orange ribbon and
the ribbon for Best Jumper Mare of the
Keuring.
Vixen LPR (Goodtimes x Gastronom) owned by Nancy Debosek
received her Ster predicate after being
awarded 8’s for reflexes through the
free jumping chute. Vixen, also formerly a Dressage horse, has been with
us since April 2010, with a brief intermission.
Monica graduated in May, 2009,
from Mount Holyoke College in
Massachusetts as a Biology major
with the goal of going to vet school to
become an equine repro vet with a specialty in genetics. At Mount Holyoke,
she competed in the Intercollegiate
Open Division on the Hunt Seat Equitation team and consistently went to
the Zone 4 Regionals. Before graduating from high school, she was also
employed part-time as an equine veterinary technician for three years.
Ana Bella (Condios x Ekstein)
competed in the Iron Spring Farm Cup
for 5 year olds and scored a 76. The
judges commented that in their minds,
they thought that “she has the perfect
front end technique.” She scored an
8.5 for reflexes and 8 for scope.
Vibrant LPR (Orame x Wellington)
owned by Nancy Debosek received
her Keur predicate after a successful
Jumper IBOP with the score of 78.
Vibrant, formerly a Dressage horse,
Nancy Debosek
photo by Kasey Bedard and Chris Heale
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HARNESS HORSES
On September 10, the combined
KWPN-NA and ADHHA inspection
took place in Sullivan Ohio.
This was the fifth time that the
KWPN-NA keuring for harness horses was organized by the American
Dutch Harness Horse Association.
ADHHA is a studbook that is primarily used for Amish breeders to register
KWPN hybrids.
The jury, consisting of the Deborah
P. Harrison and René van der Kuil,
judged the KWPN-NA inspection consisting of ten older foals, three mares
and several IBOPs. There were about
60 horses for inspection in the
ADDHA. The interest again was huge
for both the keuringen and the auction.
Anna, photo by Amish Country Images
Fargo – Foal Champion
well in movement and rose in the forehand. The trot was characterized by
balance and action.
Eight out of ten foals were awarded with a first premium and the colt
Fargo (Whiskei lic. x Bayjour by
Jonker x Fabricius pref) o/b Steve
Graber, was the champion. Fargo was
the youngest foal and somewhat shortcoupled qua conformation. He showed
Reserve Champion was First
Class, also a son of the Patijn son
Whiskei lic., who was the sire of six of
the foals. First Class, o/b Aristocrat
Stables, is out of the Canadian Hackney mare Goddess (s. Canadance) and
was expressive with respect to front
Fargo, photo by Amish Country Images
and flexibility in trot. Also in third
place was another Whiskei son, F Lone
Ranger, o/b Alva Graber. The mother
is Sadinkie star (Ureterp x Majesty)
from the Tinkie mare line. Apart from
Whiskei foals, there were foals by
Jonker and Moneymaker.
Anna – Champion
Three were older mares for studbook. All were entered into the book,
and were star, of which one was eligible for keur, the five-year-old Anna
(Manno keur x Tina star by Renovo
pref x Fortissimo) b. Erin La Croix
and o. Noah Swartz, who left a big
impression. Even as a foal she was
very special and at the keuring in Kentucky, Kees van der Maat and Roelof
van ‘t Oever tried their best to take
Anna to the Netherlands. Anna is not
that big and her back is a little weak,
but these are the only flaws. Mother
Tina was a two-year-old champion of
National Harness Day. Anna has lots
by René van der Kuil
of refinement and expression. Her
long neck is carried well and she
comes back in the front beautifully. At
the trot she occasionally held back, but
there were times that she showed
great. She was honored as champion
of the inspection.
Slightly less qua front but even
stronger in movement was the fouryear-old Bestorita, b. Bruce Ekstrom
and o. Myron Miller. Her father is the
Hackney stallion Makari Extra Ordinary and she is out of Lorton daughter
Silondra who is out of the keur sport
mare Ilona (Renovo pref x Wouter).
Bestorita is a Register A mare and
when she meets the additional conditions she can enter the book will
receive the star predicate. The 9-yearold Uphomeena (Patijn x Phenomeen
ster by Kentuckyboy x Waterman
pref) b. Dean Wikel and o. Alan
Graber received a second premium.
This mare could be a little more longlined, but did not qualify for star
because of her movement.
Debbie Egan presented
Anna and Bestorita in the
IBOP. Anna also showed
well in harness but again
was not quite ready. She
received exactly 75 points
and therefore went from
foalbook to keur mare in a
single day! Anna is in foal to
Jonker. Bestorita was not as
convincing in harness, especially with respect to front.
Her movement was also not
as impressive as when
shown in-hand. Her total
score was 73.5 points.
Approved stallion Jonker was presented in very good
condition. The now 19-year-old Jonker (s. Renovo) was
one of the first harness horse stallions imported to the
U.S. Ron and Debbie Egan, are now the proud owners.
Photo by René van der Kuil.
Two other mares per-
formed very enjoyable
IBOPs. Ray Yoder drove the six-yearold black mare Zimone (Roy M x Primone keur by Renovo x Ureterp) bred
by Jan Thijs and owned by David
Beachy and Joe Mast. Primone, is a
full sister to the watchlist stallion Seinman and to the mother of Vaandrager
HBC. With three 8½’s and three 8’s,
her total score was 82½ points. Half a
point more went to Tidee (Jonker x
Nidee keur by Cambridge Cole x Oriant) owned by Rosewood Farms, N.
Butler and K. Frazier. Debbie Egan
drove the cheeky mare who had a very
attractive front and use of the foreleg.
She showed strength and bend behind,
but the hind leg could be brought
underneath a little quicker.
Interest in the Dutch harness horse
is still great. Occasionally there are
still harness horses leaving the Netherlands for the U.S., although the breeding program is now largely self-sufficient. Interest in joining with the
KWPN-NA seems to be growing. It
appears the trend is now that the better KWPN mares are being used with
approved KWPN stallions to produce
purebred KHH horses.
Tidee, photo by Amish Country Images
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SEXING EMBRYOS PRIOR TO TRANSFER
Breeders would often like to
know the sex of an upcoming
foal for many reasons. Perhaps
they are looking to breed a
replacement mare or stallion
from bloodlines selected. Or
they might have a sale of a
particular foal in-utero if it is
the correct sex. Perhaps the
mare had produced nothing
but colts and it would be useful to know if the next embryo
was going to be a filly or a colt
before transplanting into a
recipient.
VETERINARY
Currently there are only a few
ways to influence the gender of a foal.
Prior to breeding, one can try to use
timing to swing the chances in one
direction or another. For example, in
one interesting observation of wild
horses, mares that were gaining weight
when bred produced male offspring 80
percent of the time. If they were losing
weight when bred, they produced
males only three percent of the time.
Scientific studies in France and New
Zealand with horses have shown a
similar trend. Mares in poor condition
when bred produced more female offspring than when fat.
It makes sense that nature would
encourage the production of females
in lean times, when the herd may be
losing individuals. Some species of
animals even have the ability to
change the sex of their unborn offspring in response to environmental
pressures. For example, certain
species of fish and reptiles have the
ability to change the sex in the embryonic form in response to environmental influences such as temperature.
Although gender is determined by
which chromosomes are inherited,
both males and females develop the
same in the early stages of embryonic
growth, when the sex organs are rudimentary and neither female nor male.
At a certain stage, a gene activates to
cause the embryo to develop as a male
or as a female, based on a number of
factors including hormone production.
In these other species, the environment can influence that development
in one direction or another. It is
nature’s way of ensuring that a species
will continue to survive in adverse
conditions.
Therefore, timing breeding to a
stage when a mare is gaining or losing
weight may have an impact. However,
the accuracy rate certainly may be suspect.
Timing of ovulation is another
means of trying to influence the gender of a foal. Some people swear by
breeding early in the estrus cycle to
produce a filly and later in the cycle to
produce a colt. Again, there is no sure
way to select for the gender of a foal
using this method.
Sex-selected semen is now a reality in the horse world and breeders can
have semen from any stallion sorted
into “X” or “Y” chromosome doses.
The success rate of this method is over
95 percent, making it the most reliable
way of producing a foal of the desired
sex prior to breeding.
Determining sex of the embryo
What if you simply wanted to
know the sex of the foal before it is
born, regardless of whether anything
was done to produce a foal of a specific gender? Ultrasound examination of
the fetus can determine the sex of the
foal by identifying the genital tubercle.
This structure becomes the penis in the
colt and the clitoris in the filly. At
around day 55 the tubercle migrates
toward the umbilical cord in the colt
and toward the tail in the filly.
Therefore, it is best to wait until
around 60-75 days to check fetal gender. After about 75 days the fetus starts
to be pulled over the pelvic brim and
it becomes too difficult to reach to do
the ultrasound properly; then at 90120 days the fetus can be visualized
again depending on the position.
A veterinarian who is skilled in
fetal gender determination via ultrasound can have a high success rate –
over 90 percent. However, like other
methods of determining the sex of a
foal, it is not 100 percent successful
and depends on the skill of the technician.
Sexing embryos before transfer
The first foal born from an embryo
that was sexed before implantation
was born in January 2010 in Wisconsin through the work of Minitube
International. The foal, called Biopsita, was known to be a filly before she
was born, as a small sample of the
embryo had been taken and tested
before being implanted into the recipient mare.
The successful birth of Biopsita
has opened a new door for breeders
who wish to know the sex of an
embryo before transfer. What is much
more exciting from a breeder’s perspective is that certain genetic diseases
can be screened for at the same time.
by Cindy Reich
While some may argue the ethics
of “selecting” genetically clean
embryos, is it not better to know
before putting a foal on the ground
whether it is carrying a genetic disease? From the standpoint of a breeder, buyer, and seller, this is valuable
information.
Dr. Fernando Campos-Chillon of
Equine reproductive Innovations in
Wellington, Colorado did pre-transfer
biopsies of embryos for research and
development in 2009, and commercially for a breeding season in Argentina with polo ponies. Now, in 2010, Dr.
Campos-Chillon will be offering
embryo screening to his clients.
I spoke with him regarding fetal
gender determination as will as genetic and sex screening of embryos prior
to transfer.
What age is best for doing fetal gender determination in horses via ultrasound?
Sixty to 70 days.
Does the type of ultrasound machine
make any difference or is accuracy
based more on the experience of the
veterinarian?
More
sophisticated
ultrasound
machines provide better image resolution and sensitivity. The experience of
the veterinarian is extremely important. My training started doing fetal
sexing in cattle (Over 25,000 scans).
The transition to the horse was relatively simple. My accuracy rate is
close to 96 percent. Rarely do I have
to reexamine a fetus unless the position is inadequate for good visualization.
Has anyone else done sexing embryos
prior to transfer on a commercial
basis?
How risky is it to the embryo to take a
sample? What is the best age to flush
an embryo if you wish to screen it?
Different groups (Texas A&M, Colorado State University and Minitube)
started working with this technology
in 2009. However, to my knowledge,
Equine Reproductive Innovations is
the first facility that is offering this
type of service commercially.
In our research and field studies with
over 70 embryo transfers, the pregnancy rates at day 60 were nine percent
lower with sampled embryos than
intact ones- 86 percent with intact
embryos vs. 75 percent with biopsied
embryos. The sensitivity of the genetic analysis was 93 percent: In other
words, we were able to determine the
gender of the embryo 93 percent of the
time. The embryos should be flushed
between 6.5 to 7.5 days post-ovulation
(<500 microns in size). Embryos bigger than day eight become problematic due to their size relative to the
micro-tools.
Embryo screening is quite common in
cattle. How difficult is sampling an
equine embryo compared to a bovine
embryo?
In cattle the procedure is relatively
simple if performed by a trained
embryologist. Hundreds of thousands
of sexed cattle embryos have been
transferred worldwide, especially in
the dairy industry. In the horse, due to
the unique physiology of embryonic
development in the uterus, embryonic
migration, and encapsulation of the
embryo, micro-manipulation tools and
a sophisticated microscope are necessary for success.
What other genetic information can
you get from the sample you take from
the embryo for sexing?
Since publication of the equine
genome and new molecular biology
techniques, the information that can be
obtained from embryo biopsy samples
can be extremely broad – from gender
determination to genetic diseases to
coat color. In the future SNIPs (single
nucleotide polymorphisms) will help
breeders to do genetic selection for the
traits they consider important. This
technology is already available to the
dairy industry and the Black Angus
breed of cattle.
The past few years have been extraordinary for the progress of technology
in equine reproduction. Breeders and
owners now have the ability to access
hitherto unavailable information
regarding genetic screening and sex
selection. How wisely this technology
is used will be up to the person
employing it.
Source: Issue 162 Breeding News for
Sport Horses, June 2010
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KWPN TOPS JUMPING/DRESSAGE RANKINGS
Totilas and Hickstead Lead
Individual WBSH/FEI Rankings
In October the WBFSH has
announced its new rankings. For the
second consecutive year, the KWPN is
the number one studbook for both
dressage horses and jumpers, maintaining its position from last year. Perhaps even more special is the fact that
two KWPN horses lead the individual
rankings again. Last year’s leaders
were the Olympic champion Hickstead and the rising star Jerich Parzival, and this year’s top horses are
Hickstead again and Moorland’s Totilas!
Three Times a Charm for
Hickstead
The KWPN studbook leads the
jumper rankings for the seventh consecutive year. The top studbooks are
closely ranked, with the KWPN just
ahead of the Holstein studbook, and
the Selle Francais studbook in third.
The top six horses from each studbook in the individual rankings count
toward the studbook rankings. For the
third consecutive year, Hickstead
(Hamlet x Jomara ster pref prest by
Ekstein, breeder: Jan van Schijndel) is
the world’s top jumper. His achievements include victories in Calgary and
Aachen.
in the Geneva World Cup final, where
they bested their competition in the
interim standings before ending in
sixth place. With achievements such as
a Grand Prix win in Wellington and
second place in La Baule, the Zandor
Z son (out of Omara s.Fedor, breeder:
J. Dings) finished in 11th place individually.
Taloubet Z (Galoubet x Krista ster
sport/sp by Polydor, breeder: C.T.
Klaver) and Christiaan Ahlmann make
a good team. A victory in Hannover
and two third places in Valkenswaard
and Estoril, among other accomplishments, earned the talented jumper
enough points for 22nd place.
Van Grunsven Simon (Mr. Blue x
Naline ster by Polydox, breeder: M.J.
Vermeulen) excels with Jeroen Dubbeldam. His spectacular win at Spruce
Meadows, in particular, earned him
enough points for 25th place .
The last horse to count for the
KWPN is Exquis Powerfee. Although
the Fedor son (out of Toverfee prest by
Erdball xx, breeder: P.L. van der
Voort) has not yet won a major Grand
Prix, he earned many points for the
KWPN with his consistently high
placings. He ranks 30th individually.
And then there is Totilas
The Corland daughter Silvana de
Hus (out of Donate keur prest by
Widor) is third in the individual ranking. Bred by B.J. ter Denge, the mare’s
current rider is Kevin Staut. The pair’s
accomplishments this year include a
second in the Grand Prix of Gijon and
a tie for seventh in the Geneva World
Cup final.
The KWPN is the number one
studbook in the WBFSH dressage
rankings for the second consecutive
year. Individual leaders are Moorland’s Totilas and Jerich Parzival. With
Ravel in fourth place and four KWPN
horses among the top ten, the studbook
ranks well ahead of its competition.
The Hanoverian studbook is second,
followed by the Oldenburg studbook.
Urico, ridden by Mario Deslauriers
of the U.S., is the next horse to count
in the rankings. In April, they excelled
After a fantastic early season in
which Totilas won the World Cup and
all the main classes in Aachen, the
Gribaldi son (out of Lominka elite pref
prest by Glendale, breeders: J.K.
Schuil and A. Visser) captured three
gold medals in grand style at the World
Equestrian Games in Kentucky. His
point total puts him well ahead of the
number two horse, Parzival.
Parzival beat his competition in
Stockholm, Mechelen, Göteburg, Den
Bosch, and Hickstead, and he finished
second in the World Cup final in Las
Vegas and in Aachen. Unfortunately,
he did not earn any points at the World
Equestrian Games as he was eliminated for blood in his mouth due to having bitten his tongue. Even so, he had
enough points to rank second.
Ravel had a limited competition
schedule this year. In the pursuit of just
one goal – the WEG in Kentucky,
where he won two bronze medals. –
the Contango son did not defend his
World Cup title Notwithstanding,
Ravel, ridden by Steffen Peters, earned
enough points for an admirable fourth
place in the individual ranking.
KWPN stallion IPS Painted Black
(Gribaldi x Litchy elite pref prest
sport/dr by Ferro, breeders: Frank van
de Valk and Jacqueline Anholt) finished fourth. With Anky van Grunsven,
the Gribaldi son won in Falsterbo and
placed high in Göteborg and Amsterdam. He ranks eighth individually.
The last two horses to contribute to
the KWPN’s number one ranking
competed very little this year. Bred by
Gerard Vervoorn, Exquis Nadine
(T.C.N. Partout x Charites ster pref
prest by Roemer) had a light schedule
under Hans Peter Minderhoud. However, when she did compete, she
scored high. At her last competition in
Hickstead, she received 78.850% in
the Freestyle, good for second place
and a spot in the WEG in Kentucky.
She ranks 18th individually.
KWPN stallion Scandic is the last
horse to earn points. Ridden by Patrick
Kittel, the Solos Carex son (out of
Noraline elite by Amiral, breeder:
Ineke Mosman-Rohé) consistently
scores high. His achievements include
a fifth place finish in the World Cup
final and two seconds in Göteborg. His
results earned him enough points for
19th place in the individual ranking.
Eventing
The Hanoverian studbook leads the
eventing ranking, with the Irish Sport
Horse studbook on its heels. In third
place is the Selle Francais studbook,
and the KWPN is ninth. The first four
horses contributing to the KWPN’s
ninth place ranking are Drivetime
(Rolls Royce x Etronora s.Zuidhorn,
breeder: J. Dongen), under Emily
Baldwin of the U.K.; Orlando (Corland x Panieta ster s.Lancelot, breeder
F.E. Roos) under Georgie Davies; Pardon Me II (Landwind II B x Ilonka
s.Nooitgedacht, breeder: H. Deten),
under Emily Llewellyn of the U.K.;
and Treefers (Now or Never M x
Isabel keur sport/dr s.G.Ramiro Z,
breeder: A.J. Reef), under Emily Parker of the U.K. These are followed by
two horses who owe their ranking to
Dutch riders: Vira (Jazz x Option G by
Whinny Jackson, breeder: I. van
Rossum-van den Heuvel), under
Elaine Pen; and the 2010 Dutch
Champion, Van Schijndel’s Concrex
Owaola (Indoctro x Ewaola ster pref
by Joost, breeder: B.H.M. Nijhuis),
under Tim Lips.
FEI/WBFSH World Rankings
Final list, including results for
events ranging from October1, 2009 September 30, 2010
Dressage
1
2
3
4
5
Koninklijk Warmbloed Paardenstamboek Nederland (KWPN)
1
Moorlands Totilas
Gribaldi
2
Jerich Parzival
Jazz 2408
4
Ravel
Contango
8
IPS Painted Black
Gribaldi
18 Exquis Nadine
T.C.N.Partout
19 Watermill Scandic H.B.C.
Solos Carex
Hannoveraner Verband e. V. (Hann)
Danish Warmblood Society (DWB)
Verband der Züchter des Oldenburger Pferdes e.V. (Old)
Westfälisches Pferdestammbuch e.V. (Westf)
12747
2771
2146
1976
1731
1715
11547
9948
9909
9096
Jumping
1
2
3
4
5
1
Hickstead
Hamlet
3
Silvana De Hus
Corland
11 Urico
Zandor Z
22 Taloubet Z
Galoubet A S.F.
25 BMC van Grunsven Simon
Mr. Blue
30 Exquis Powerfee
Fedor
Verband der Züchter des Holsteiner Pferdes e.V. (Holst)
Stud-book Français du Cheval Selle Français (SF)
Belgisch Warmbloedpaard v.z.w. (BWP)
Stud-book Zangersheide (ZANG)
7589
1820
1604
1245
1005
970
945
7546
6866
6858
4343
Eventing
1
2
3
4
5
11
Hannoveraner Verband e. V. (Hann)
Irish Sport Horse Studbook (Ish)
Stud-book Français du Cheval Selle Français (SF)
Anglo European Studbook (AES)
Swedish Warmblood Association (SWB)
65 Drivetime
Rolls Royce
82 Orlando
Corland
124 Pardon Me II
Landwind II
143 Treefers
Now Or Never M
187 Vira
Jazz 88
201 Van Schijndel’s Owaola Concrex
Indoctro
Issue 1, 2010
1375
1365
1013
877
841
645
141
128
105
99
84
• Page 21
2010 WILLY ARTS GRANTS
Before we could arrive in Kentucky though, I represented Region 4
In March 2010 I learned that I was at the National Dressage Seat Medal
a lucky recipient of the Willy Arts finals at the Lamplight Equestrian
Grant. I was very excited because my Center. This was an experience like
Dutch mare, Romincka, and I had high none other. Riding in a ring with five
hopes for the year. After spending the judges watching you for an hour takes
winter training flying changes, we more energy than any dressage test. I
was thrilled to find that
Romincka and I had placed
in the top 5. We then went
into the ring where they
announced the actual placings. I couldn’t believe it, I
was the National Seat Medal
Champion! We had to pack
up quickly while celebrating
because we were due to
arrive in Kentucky the next
day. I met my team and we
settled into Kentucky without any problems. Riding at
the Kentucky Horse Park,
which was almost fully prepared for the WEG, was an
amazing experience. My
Clare and Romincka, photo Carol Krska
team ended up with bronze,
finally were ready to compete in the I got 6th in the individual test and 10th
FEI JR classes and try to qualify for in the musical freestyle. I was elated.
the NAJYRC. A fair portion of the
grant went to qualifying shows. During
this time period, I
learned how difficult
the FEI JR tests were
compared to Third
Level. I ended up
being the only Junior
rider from Region 4
qualifying.
I was
placed on a mixed
team consisting of
myself and three
other fabulous girls
from Region 3. I was
so excited to go to
Clare and Romincka, photo Carol Krska
NAJYRC.
CLARE KRSKA
The 2010 competition year was
definitely a successful one thanks to
the Willy Arts Grant. In addition to the
lifetime of good memories, I met so
many new people, including Willy
Arts himself. The connections I made
will stay with me through the years as
I continue to develop my dressage
career. Also, these experiences add to
my resume which is allowing me more
opportunities to expand upon my dressage education. For example, I was
selected to ride in a clinic with Jan
Ebeling in December. I’m very grateful that I was selected to receive this
grant and would recommend it to all
Junior and Young Riders in the future.
Willy Arts Grant Follow-up: I
heard about the grant program through
the KWPN website and magazine.
This award benefited me greatly. It
aided me in attending the NAJYRC at
Kentucky Horse Park and the Dressage Seat Medal Finals at Lamplight.
The things I learned in preparing for
these events have made me a better
rider and educated me in dressage further. I would absolutely recommend
the Willy Arts Grant to another Young
Rider.
JACLYN SILVER
When I found out that I was one of
three winners for the Willy Arts Young
Rider Grant I couldn’t stop smiling for
days, and had shortly formulated a
plan for my-self and my new handsome Dutch Warmblood Uranus (Farrington x Jameela by Roemer, bred by
Joe Snyder of HHH Ranch).
But does anything ever go as
planned? Not usually, especially when
it comes to horses.
recovery and reconditioning
mode. Cooper is improving
quickly and is back to building
up his muscles. Along with this
reconditioning Cooper has developed more confidence and trust
in me and our partnership. This
was my entire original goal when
I applied for the grant. I think that
next year will be amazing for us,
as he and I continue to improve.
Jaclyn and Cooper, photo Nyk Tripp
A little about Cooper (his new barn
name) and I, He was actually gifted to
me by his breeder in January of 2010.
I was over the moon! I had known and
ridden this horse for almost two years
prior and couldn’t possibly think of
ever parting with him. Then to be
selected to win the grant was a great
start to our year, and our partnership.
However around March we found
that Cooper was staring to get stiff and
sore and cranky about working. The
soreness was obviously in his back.
The more I asked for better work, the
worse it got. Making a long story
short, my vet and I concluded that his
SI (sacroiliac) joint was very sore.
Which, in turn, was affecting his low
back, all the way up to his neck and
left front leg. After a bit more digging
into his past, we found that he had also
previously injured his low back as a
youngster and this current issue was
more than likely a re-injury. I have
been determined to make sure that this
never happens again.
Unfortunately, all this meant rest
and hand walking for Cooper and no
shows or clinics for the both of us. So
we have spent the last eight months in
The KWPN-NA has been
gracious enough to let me continue using the grant through the
next show year till it is all spent,
as I have barley spent any of it
this last year. I want to thank the
KWPN-NA for this amazing opportunity and introduction to the breed registry. Also Mr. Willy Arts for choosing
me, and Little Creek Farm for their
generous sponsorship and for making
all of this possible. I am so excited to
have a horse of this magnificent breed
and to be a part of this grant (for two
years!) and the registry. See you all
next year!!
LAUREN GRIFFIN
After Lauren and Fascination (aka
Funnest) were announced as one of the
winners of the 2010 Willy Arts Grants,
her horse became lame and the pair
was unable to compete.
As a result Lauren was not able to
receive the grant money. We wish her
the best and if she is able to find another KWPN partner, we hope she will
re-apply for the Grant.
WILLY ARTS GRANT
Once again, the KWPN-NA is
excited to offer the Willy Arts
Grants for Young Riders sponsored by Little Creek Farm.
In 2011, the grants have been
increased to $3,000 each. These grants
are intended to recognize and aid in
the development of top performing
KWPN-NA horse/rider combinations
in a Young Rider division.
Eligibility:
• Rider – The applicant must be a current KWPN-NA member (any type),
between the ages of 16 and 21, and
be competing on a KWPN registered
horse in a recognized Young Rider
program.
• Horse – The horse must be KWPN
registered and have papers on file at
the KWPN-NA office. If not owned
by the competitor, the KWPN-NA
office must have a current lease on
file.
• Ownership – The current owner
must be owner of record on the registration paper on file. If the competitor leases the horse, the owner does
not need to be a current member.
Winners may use funds to cover
lesson or clinic fees, competition fees
for Young Rider Finals, or for educational seminars or demonstrations.
Young Riders meeting the eligibility requirements may submit an application for the grant to the KWPN-NA
office on or before February 28th of
each calendar year. Grant recipients
will be chosen by Mr. Willy Arts.
Selections will notified after the
KWPN-NA Annual Meeting in March
of each year.
Applications for the Grant are
available from the KWPN-NA office
or website.
Issue 1, 2010
• Page 23
SPORT RESULTS
Artesian
Judgement x Shannondoah by Farmer
Breeder: Natalie Bryant, Owner:
Lucia Strini & Plain Dealing Farm,
Rider: Will Coleman
West Coast Spalding Labs USEA
Young Event Horse 4-Yr-Old Champion with then owner, Robyn Fisher.
Kazan
Voltaire X Esdaula by Sovereign Bill
Owner: Kerri & Louise Sowers;
Breeder: JW Nijhuis
Winner 2010 Para-Equestrian National Championships and Selection Trials
for the 2010 WEG; 2001 NAYRC
Team Silver and Individual Bronze
medalist
Octango
Contango x Parodie by Platon,
Breeder: Rebecca Desmarais,
Owner/Rider Barbie Breen-Gurley
Champion the CDS Grand Prix Horse
of the Year and CDS HOY Grand
Prix Freestyle; Reserve Champion
GAIG/USDF Open Grand Prix,
Champion GAIG/USDF GP
Freestyle; 43rd CDS Championships
at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center
in Burbank, CA.
Artesian
photo Josh Walker, U.S. Eventing
2010 East Coast Spalding Labs
USEA Young Event Horse 5-Yr-Old
Champion. In 2009 Artesian won the
Kazan, photo Kerri Sowers
Octango, photo Sheri Scott
Notre Hommage
Investment x Hommage by Visioen
Breeder: W. van Manen, Owner: Claire Daehnick, Trainer/Rider: Pia Helsted
Notre Hommage finished the year with accolades at Third Level:
• USDF Third Level (Open) Performance Award
• Third Level Open Championship, average score of 67.44%, Western
Pennsylvania Dressage Association
• Third Level Open Champion, score 68.974%, Northern Ohio Dressage
Association
• Third Level Open Reserve High Point, 66.923%, WPDA June show
• Sixth place Third Level Open KWPN-NA All Breeds
• Qualified for 2010 Region 1 Third Level Championship and Col. Bengt
Ljundquist Memorial Championship
Notre Hommage, photo by Equine
Artistry Barbara Bower
Ulano
Vindicator
Zydeco ZSH
Metall x Gemona by Astronaut
Breeder: W. Huberts, Owner/rider
Melissa Torreano
The 2009 USDF Region 3 1st Level
Adult Amateur Champion, has continued his success at 2nd and 3rd level.
Ulano recently made his 3rd level
debut at the USDF Dressage on the
Beach where he competed in both the
Open and Amateur Division, winning
two of his 3rd Level classes and placing second in his other 3rd level
classes with scores up to 67%.
00 Seven x Rendezvous by Ferro
Breeder: Natalie Bryant, Owner/Rider
Barbie Breen-Gurley
Reserve Champion GAIG/USDF
Open Fourth Level, 4th CDS HOY
Fourth Level Open, 43rd CDS Championships
Iroko keur x Michellino x Vivaldi
Breeder/Owner: Terri Chabaud, Zydeco Sport Horses; Rider: Kathryn
Chabaud
USDF/GAIG Second Level Jr/YR
Champion with a score of 66.667%,
SWDC First Level Jr/YR Champion
with a score of 70.921%,
USDF/GAIG First Level Jr/YR
Champion with a score of 72.368%,
USDF/GAIG Region 9 Championships and the Southwest Dressage
Championships (SWDC) held in
Katy, TX.
Zenith ISF
Judgement x Sly Jessie by Clever
Trick
Breeder: Iron Spring Farm,
Owner/Rider Leslie Law
9th Open Prelim B with 34.4 in dressage, 41.6/7.2 time in cross country
and 41.6 jumping, Cosequin Stuart
Horse Trials.
Zulft SCF
Ulft Keur x Marie Louise by Silvio I
Breeder: Dr. and Mrs. Karin Jimenez,
Owner/Rider: Heather Mason
Winner Region 8 Training Level
Regional Championship with 71%
Ulano
photo by Action Snapshot Photography
Victorious
Zydeco ZSH, photo Victoria Chabaud
Patijn x Koriene by Farao
Breeder: Char Pinkerton, Owner:
Judy Sprieser, Rider: Lauren Sprieser
1st L4T2 (70.909%), 2nd L4T3, 1st
Developing Horse, Reserve Champion Fourth Level Stakes, March Magic
Dressage; 1st PSG, FEI High Point,
PVDA Spring Show; 1st PSG, PSG
High Point, VADA/Nova Summer.
Invited to USEF Festival of Champions to demo the new Developing
Horse Grand Prix test for 8-10 Year
Old Horses, which will have its debut
in 2011.
Victorious, photo Sara Lieser
Issue 1, 2010
• Page 25
SPORT RESULTS
IRON SPRING FARM STALLION OFFSPRING
RAVEL: GRAND PRIX
WIN MEDALS AT WEG
HORSE OF THE YEAR
Offspring Win Eight Medals at
the World Equestrian Games
At the World Equestrian Games in
Lexington, KY, Iron Spring Farmowned stallions Contango, Glendale,
Roemer and Sir Sinclair sired two
sons, a grandson and a granddaughter
that won eight medals in two sports.
Sires
Contango
Contango has produced many international competitors. With rider Steffen Peters, son Ravel (out of Hautain
by Democraat,bred by H. de Man and
owned by Akiko Yamazak) anchored
the US Dressage Team at the WEG
with a 78.596% in the Grand Prix, a
78.542% in the Special (for individual
bronze) and 84.90% in the Freestyle
(good for another individual bronze).
Individual Gold in the Special with an
85.70% and Individual Gold in the
Freestyle with 91.80%. Totilas was
owned by Tosca and Kees Visser at
the time of the WEG. Glendale stood
at Iron Spring Farm from 1994 until
his death in 2002.
Roemer
Roemer, a USDF Hall of Fame
inductee, was the grandsire of medal
winning dressage horse - Exquis
Nadine (TCN Partout out of Charities,
breeder C. Vervoorn and owner A.M
Kies). The elegant mare, helped the
Dutch team secure their gold medal
with a score of 72.25% in the Grand
Prix.
Contango, Glendale, Roemer and
Sir Sinclair allcompeted in the U.S.
and spent the better part of their breeding careers at Iron Spring Farm.
Sir Sinclair
Sir Sinclair may best be known for
producing top dressage horses, but his
seven-year-old old son Whooper (out
of Kethling ster by Fruhling, bred by
A.C.G Smits and owned by Ijsbrand
Chardon) was driven at the WEG by
IJsbrand Chardon to two medals in the
Four-In-Hand Combined Driving. As
part of the Dutch team, Whooper and
Chardon won the team gold plus
earned the individual silver medal.
The United States Dressage Federation (USDF) named the twelve-yearold, 16.3 hand, Dutch Warmblood
gelding, Ravel, owned by Akiko
Yamazaki of Woodside, California,
and ridden by Steffen Peters of San
Diego, California, as the 2010 Adequan/USDF Grand Prix Horse of the
Year. Ravel’s median score of 78.542
percent made him the top horse in the
United States competing at this level
and the recipient of USDF’s highest
honor for the second year in a row.
Ravel, represented by owner Akiko
Yamazaki, was recognized at the 2010
Adequan/USDF Salute Gala and
Annual Awards Banquet. Ravel is
also, the recipient of the Colonel
Thackeray Award and will have his
name engraved on a silver trophy to be
on permanent display in the Roemer
Foundation/USDF
Hall of Fame housed at
the USDF National
Education
Center,
located at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Dam’s Sires
Glendale
Moorlands Totilas (Gribaldi out of
Lomika, breeder Jan and Anna Schuil)
with Edward Gal represented the
Netherlands in dressage and went
home with three gold medals: Team
(scoring 84.043% in the Grand Prix),
Ravel at the WEG, photo Terri Miller
2011 CALENDAR
January
Sign up for Annual Meeting and make hotel reservations
2 - 16
Zwolle International, Zwolle (NL)
7 - 09
Wellington Classic Dressage Challenge I, Wellington (USA)
8
First Round harness stallions, Zwolle
15 - 16 Ocala Winter Dressage, Ocala, FL
20 - 23 Gold Coast Opener, West Palm Beach, FL
29 - 30 Los Angeles Winter Dressage, Burbank, CA
20 - 23 Jumping Amsterdam, Amsterdam (NL)
20 - 23 CDI-W Gold Coast Opener, West Palm Beach FL
February
Sign up for Annual Meeting and make hotel reservations
Birth Declarations in mail to breeders
Young Rider applications for Willy Arts Grant
02 - 05 Wellington Dressage, Wellington, FL
02 - 05 KWPN Stallion Show, Brabanthallen, ‘s-Hertogenbosch (NL)
10 - 13 Wellington Classic Spring Challenge, West Palm Beach, FL
10 - 13 Dressage Getaway, Thermal, CA
17 - 20 Florida Dressage Classic, Wellington, FL
24 - 27 Mid Winter Dressage Fair, Burbank, CA
March
Keuring surveys and Host applications are due
Young Rider applications for Willy Arts Grant are due
Annual Meeting at DG Bar Ranch in Hanford, CA
03 - 06 Palm Beach Dressage Derby, Loxahatchee, FL
10 - 13 Wellington Classic Dressage Challenge II, West Palm Beach, FL
10 - 13 Dressage Affair and World Cup Qualifier, Del Mar, CA
17 - 20 WEF Dressage Classic, Wellington, FL
24 - 27 Indoor Brabant, ‘s-Hertogenbosch (NL)
24 - 27 CDI-W,/CDI 4*/CSI 5*-W, ‘s-Hertogenbosch (NL)
30 - 4/3 CSI 2*-W, Tampa FL (USA)
31 - 4/3 Festival of the Horse and World Cup Qualifier, Burbank, CA
April
07 - 10 Golden State Dressage Festival, Rancho Murieta, CA
28 – 5/1 Del Mar National Dressage, Del Mar, CA
28 - 1
2011 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event, Lexington KY
May
07 - 08
13 - 15
20 - 23
21 - 23
28 - 29
26 - 29
28
Dressage at Lamplight May, Wayne, IL
Starr Vaughn Dressage I, Elk Grove, CA
Young Dressage Central Selections, Dressage at Lamplight, Wayne, IL
CDI1* Dressage @ Bromont CDI1*/Y/J/P/YH, QB (CAN)
KDA 25Th Annual Dressage Show Lexington, KY
Dressage at Flintridge, La Cañada-Flintridge, CA
Young Dressage Horse Western Selection Trial
Day of the Harness Horse, Utrecht (NL)
Issue 1, 2010
• Page 27
KWPN NEWS
KWPN Center in Ermelo will be
ready in 2010
2011 KWPN Stallion Show in
’s-Hertogenbosch
KWPN Approves Eleven Stallions after Fall Test
The KWPN has had a long-standing goal of acquiring its own equestrian center where it can host events such
as sales, auctions, the performance
test, and the mare tests - and properly
receive its foreign guests. Recently,
the KWPN decided to begin construction on a center on the grounds of the
existing federation center in Ermelo,
the venue for the KWPN Horse Days
event. The new KWPN Center is
scheduled to open in 2012.
This year’s KWPN Stallion Show
will be held February 2 - 5, 2011 in ’sHertogenbosch, Netherlands. The
event includes KWPN College for foreign visitors, the 2nd and 3rd round
viewings of approximately 250 young
stallions, exhibitions by already
approved stallions from the jumping-,
dressage-, harness-, and Gelder horse
breeding directions, and more! Of
course, the KWPN Select Sale - an
elite auction - will follow the KWPN
Stallion Show, and a special Guided
Tour will wrap up the entire event.
Don’t miss this unique event and be
sure to order your tickets early for the
Stallion Show and Guided Tour. To
enhance your Stallion Show experience, translation headsets are available
for rent.
During the final exam in Stegeren
the KWPN announced the approval of
eleven stallions - six jumping, four
dressage and one Gelders.
First Round Stallion Selections
As in past years, the first round
viewing of young stallions was held in
Ermelo. Of the 700 stallions entered in
the selection, 182 were selected to go
to Den Bosch.
In total 118 young jumping stallions and 58 young dressage stallions
were selected for the second round in
Den Bosch. With three older jumpers,
two older dressage and the Thoroughbred Hopalong Cassidy xx, the number comes to 182. This means that
36% of the jumping stallions presented and 29% of the dressage stallions
presented will go on to the next round.
Berlin had the highest number
(nine) of jumper offspring in the second round, followed by Canturano
(six), Cardento (five), Mr. Blue (five),
Vigaro (five), Indoctro (four), Lucky
Boy (four) and Whitaker (also four).
For the dressage stallions Vivaldi is
the highest with five offspring, followed by Jazz (four), Wynton (four)
and Westpoint (three)
With 84.5 points, the 4-year-old
Bretton Woods (Johnson x De Niro)
was the top scoring dressage stallion
of the test, while Falaise de Muze
(Wandor van de Mispelaere x Nabab
de Reve) was the top scoring jumper
with 84 points.
Eleven Sallions Approved Fall of 2010
Approved for Jumping:
California (Calvino Z x Caretano Z) 80 points
Carrera (Larino x Contender) 80.5 points
Charisma (Stakkato x Cassini I) 79 points
Saffier (Stakkato x Escudo I) 82 points
Falaise de Muze (Wandor van de Mispelaere x Nabab de Reve) 84 points
Whispering Hope (Indorado x Ahorn) 80.5 points
Approved for Dressage:
Cupido (Daddy Cool x Jazz) 82 points
Chagall D&R (Jazz x De Niro) 80 points
Cachet L (Jazz x Ferro) 81.5 points
Bretton Woods (Johnson x De Niro) 84.5 points
Approved for Gelders:
Chablis (Upperville x Zep) dressage 7.5, jumping 8, harness 7.5
FROM THE REGISTRATION DESK
There are a couple of things we
would like to bring to your attention.
and we would like to take this opportunity to get this information to our
members.
The first is a change in DNA testing procedures for our Canadian
breeders. As you all know DNA
parentage verification is part of the
registration process. Due to problems
caused by inconsistency in getting
results and the often-long time lag
with results from the lab in Canada,
we can no longer accept DNA done in
Canada. We are committed to registering foals in a timely fashion and that
time lag has presented problems for
keuring, shows & sales. Therefore,
henceforth all DNA parentage verification pertaining to the registration of
a foal will need to go through UC
Davis via the KWPN-NA office.
Second, pertains to a horse’s markings and color. When taking the photos for registration please be sure to
take the photos on a flat surface, clear
of debris in natural (daylight) or welllighted area so that the foal’s true color
& markings may be seen clearly.
When printing the foal’s photos,
please make sure that your printer is
printing properly and shows your
foal’s true color. The office will
request additional photos if the foal’s
color is in question. The office generally follows the Jockey Club markings
and colors guide, and might change
markings and/or color of a foal accordingly. As always, we would be more
than happy to re-print your foal’s
papers to update its markings or color,
you will need to provide the office
with new photos (showing the markings/color clearly), the original papers
and the $15.00 re-print fee. You may
also choose to wait until the three year
old studbook inspection for your horse
and the KWPN-NA jury can update
your horse’s color at that time.
Lastly, mailing of registration
papers. In some instances registration
papers have been lost in the mail. If
you have not received your horse’s
registration papers in a timely fashion
please be sure to contact the office. For
foals, the registration process can vary,
but if all paperwork & DNA is in
order, the entire process should take
around 2 months. For Transfer of
Ownership, if all paperwork is in
order, the turn-around time is usually
3-4 weeks. The time to process Duplicate registration papers may vary
depending on whether the horse is on
file with the KWPN-NA office or if
they must be requested from the
KWPN in Holland. Registration
papers being updated due to Keuring
generally ship from the office in
November of the Keuring year. Papers
are normally mailed out by standard
first class mail. The KWPN-NA office
does offer special mailing options for
registration papers: certified mail in
the U.S. for $5.00, registered mail to
Canada for $15.00, or three-day
express saver courier service in the
U.S. for $25.00 and to Canada for
$30.00. If you have a courier service
account, you can also send us that
information to use. If you would like
your registration papers shipped faster,
additional fees will be required. If you
choose to use standard first class mail,
you will be responsible for any potential loss.
Our goal is to serve you better. If
you have any questions or suggestions,
please contact the office. Thank you
for your continued support, we look
forward to a great year in 2011.
Issue 1, 2010
• Page 29
KWPN 2010 SPRING PERFORMANCE TEST
Three young jumpers, five
young dressage stallions and
two harness horses were
accepted into the studbook
besides the four older stallions
that were Erkend or approved
earlier this spring.
DRESSAGE
2010 SPRING TEST
Jumpers
Eldorado van de Zeshoek (Clinton x
Toulon) and Spartacus (Stakkato x
Grannus) participated in the 21-Day Test.
Both stallions were erkend with high
scores, respectively 87.5 and 86.5 points.
Eldorado van de Zeshoek received no less
than a 9.5 for scope and nines for reflexes
and talent for jumping. Spartacus received
nines for reflexes, scope and talent for
jumping. Of the seventeen 3-year-old
jumpers that started the test, three were
approved.
Dressage
Of the eleven dressage stallions that started the test, five participated in the final
exam. All five passed the exam. The highest score went to Charmeur (Florencio x
Trendy elite by Jazz) bred by Huub van
Helvoirt. The four-year old Bon Bravour
(Painted Black x Odette keur pref by
Chronos) was also approved.
Harness
Four harness stallions participated in the
final exam, of which two were accepted
into the studbook. Cizandro (Waldemar x
Uizandra ster by Manno) and Crescendo
HBC (Wodka HBC x Landini ster pref by
Fortissimo) were both very convincing,
especially Cizandro who received a top
score with all nines and a 9.5 for self carriage.
Gelders
Gelders breeding has been enriched by
approval of the seven-year old ZZ-light
dressage stallion Wilson (s. Koss, formerly known as Widor). Wilson is a full brother to Vasco, who was previously selected
for a performance test.
BonBravour
BON BRAVOUR
March 16, 2006, 1.72m/17 hh, bay, dressage index 169 (39%)
Sire: Painted Black, s. Gribaldi pref
Dam: Odette keur pref
s. Chronos, d. Hinsly ster
ds. Linards – Souvenir
Breeder: W.J.M. van Beek
Owner: K. Kelders, Belgium
Pedigree: the father of Bon Bravour,
Grand Prix stallion Painted Black, is a son
of the preferent Grand Prix stallion Gribaldi. Painted Black has been successful at
international dressage with Anky van
Grunsven. Dam Odette is a daughter of
Chronos, who also had a successful sport
career. She is a keur preferent mare that
was the reserve champion at the Central
Keuring in Brabant and who finished at the
top at the National Mare Show. Besides
Bon Bravour she also produced a Z dressage horse by Ferro, a NMS mare by Ferro,
an elite mare with a good test by Jazz and
a second ring stallion also by Jazz. Grandmother Hinsley is ster and brings
Anglo/Arab blood through Linards x. The
mare line then continues with the mare
Christel, a keur daughter of Souvenir, and
herself a champion of the CK in the
province of Noord Brabant. It then continues with Velibor, a preferent prestatie mare
by Doruto, who is also the dam of the
Grand Prix dressage horse Joy (s. Ulft) and
a ster mare by Frappant.
Conformation: A very well developed
stallion with a good dressage model. The
head is expressive. The neck has good
length and the muscling comes from deep
in the chest. The wither is very well devel-
oped with good length. The shoulder has
good length and position. The back has
good length and muscling. The croup has
good length, position and muscling. The
foreleg has more than sufficient length
with a somewhat straight pastern. The
hindleg is correct. The base is more than
sufficiently developed and has more than
sufficient quality. The feet are more than
sufficiently developed.
Test report: Bon Bravour is an honest,
reliable stallion with a good attitude. The
stallion is very willing to work and he
works well. The walk is pure with good
scope but should show more activity. The
trot has more than sufficient to good scope.
The hindleg bends well and comes underneath well, but should be a fraction quicker. The stallion closes easily and then
brings the hindleg actively underneath the
body. Bon Bravour has good carriage and
balance in movement and shows more than
sufficient suppleness. Bon Bravour has
much talent for dressage and gives his riders a good feeling.
Stall behavior: An honest, reliable stallion
that is easy to handle and calm in his stall.
Veterinary report: No remarks.
Semen quality: Good.
Breeding advice: Bon Bravour can add
carriage and movement technique to the
breeding of dressage horses. Mares should
have an active hindleg.
Dam report: Odette is a very well developed, good riding type mare with a sufficiently good rectangular model. She is a
mare with quality and expression. The
head is expressive. The poll is sufficiently
long. The neck has sufficient length, well
muscled and vertical. The wither is sufficiently developed. The shoulder is long
and sloping. The back has good length and
muscling. The loins are well muscled. The
croup has sufficient slope and length. The
position of the fore- and hindleg is correct.
The pastern is correct, the fetlock is sufficiently long. The hooves are a little narrow.
The base is hard and lean.
The walk is big, pure and has good freedom of the shoulder. The trot has sufficient
scope with flat use of the foreleg. The hindleg bends sufficiently to good. The canter
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has moderate freedom of the shoulder and
the hindleg again bends sufficiently to
good.
Height: 1.72m/color: bay.
Odette finished her mare test in 1999 with
the following scores: W 7, T 7.5, C 8.5, TD
8.5; TO 5.5, T 5, S 6, TJ 5 = 66.5.
CHARMEUR
Charmeur
May 19, 2007, 1.73m/17 hh, chestnut,
expectation value dressage: 162 (31%)
Sire: Florencio, s. Florestan I
Dam: Trendy elite
s. Jazz pref, d. Endy keur pref prest
ds. Ulft keur – Amor pref
Breeder: H. van Helvoirt
Owner: Tamerus Beheer B.V. and N.F.
Witte
Pedigree: Charmeur is a son of the multiple time world champion young horse Florencio. Mother Trendy is an elite mare by
the preferent stallion Jazz. Grandmother
Endy is by Ulft and carries the keur, preferent and prestatie predicates. Endy is also
the mother of the National Mare Keuring
champion Andy (s. Jazz) as well as dressage horses Karmijn (s. Damiro), Montango (s. Contango) and Peron (s. Jazz). She
is also the grandmother of KWPN stallions
Viento Uno W (s. Numero Uno), Zhivago
(s. Krack C) and Zuidenwind (s. OO
Seven). Great grandmother Wendy is by
Amor and is also keur preferent and prestatie. Behind her the damline continue with
the keur preferent Miesje, a daughter of
Grand Seigneur (s. Eratostenes xx).
Conformation: An uphill, well-developed
riding type stallion with a good dressage
model. The head is expressive. The poll
has more than sufficient length. The neck
has good length, shape and muscling. The
shoulder has good length and position. The
wither is well developed and has good
length. The back has good length and more
than sufficient muscling. The loins are a little tight. The croup slopes and has good
length and muscling. The position of the
fore- and hindleg is correct. The base
shows good development and quality. The
feet are narrow with well developed heels.
Test report: Charmeur is an honest and
stallion has much willingness to work and
he works well. The walk is pure, has good
scope and should sometimes be a little
more active. The trot has very good scope
and is carried. The canter has good scope
and is carried. Charmeur moves uphill with
a lot of expression. The stallion shows very
good self-carriage and much suppleness.
Charmeur has very much talent for dressage and gives his rider a very good feeling.
Veterinary report: There is a sarcoid-like
bump on the right chest wall.
Breeding advice: Charmeur can improve
the dressage model and add to movement
technique.
Dam report: The elite mare Trendy is a
well developed, charming mare with a sufficiently rectangular model. The head is
noble. The poll has sufficient length. The
head/neck connection is sufficiently light.
The neck has good length and muscling.
The wither is well developed but should be
a little longer into the back. The shoulder
has good length although somewhat
straight. The back should be stronger. The
loins are a little tight but well muscled. The
croup has good position and length. The
foreleg is correct when seen from the side.
The hindleg is a little sickle-hocked. The
pastern is normal. The feet are well developed with sufficient heel. The legs have
sufficient substance and are hard.
The walk is a little toed-in and pure with
sufficient scope and power. The trot has
good scope, is uphill and shows good use
of the hindleg. The canter has good scope
with good use of the hindleg and self-carriage.
Height: 1.74m/ color: bay.
Trendy completed her 2-week mare test in
2005 and received the following: walk 7,
trot 7, canter 7.5, talent for dressage 7.5,
take-off 6.5, technique 7, scope 7, talent for
jumping 6.5 = 70 points total.
CHIPPENDALE
Chippendale
19 June 2007, 1.65m /16.1 hh, bay, expectation value dressage: 134 (18%)
Sire: Lord Leatherdale, s. Lord Loxley
Dam: Ti Amo ster prok
s. Negro keur, d: Jolinde ster
ds. Landadel – Ulster
Breeder: P. van de Brandt
Owner: G J. van Olst
Pedigree: Chippendale is a son of Lord
Leatherdale. Mother Ti Amo is a ster mare
by the keur stallion Negro. Grandmother
Jolinde is a ster mare by Landadel. She is
also the mother of the Light Tour horse
Straus (s. Negro), .a full brother to Ti Amo.
Great grandmother Felicita is a ster preferent daughter of Ulster and the mother of
Grand Prix jumper Mister Acobat (s. Acobat I). Behind her the mare line continues
with Linda, a ster preferent prestatie mare
by Farn and Ada, a daughter of Sinaeda.
Conformation: Chippendale is a more
than sufficiently developed stallion with a
horizontal build and an appealing front and
a more than sufficient dressage model. The
head is expressive. The poll has good
length. The neck has good length and
muscling and comes somewhat deep from
the chest. The shoulder has good length
and position. The wither is well developed
and has more than sufficient length. The
back has good length and muscling. The
loins are well connected and are well muscled. The croup has more than sufficient
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length and muscling. The tail is set on a
fraction high. The position of the foreleg is
correct. The hindleg is correct when seen
from the side and a bit cow-hocked. The
hind pasterns have good length and are a
little straight. The base is generously developed and has good quality. The feet are
shaped well.
Test report: Chippendale is an honest and
stallion has much willingness to work and
works well. The walk has more than sufficient scope but quickly tenses. The trot has
more than sufficient to good scope but
should gain a little power. The canter has
good scope and is carried. He moves with
good leg technique and more than sufficient to good self carriage and balance.
Chippendale has more than sufficient to
much talent for dressage and gives his rider
a good feeling.
Veterinary report: He had scabs on the
inside of the bottom of the left foot, which
don’t mean anything.
Semen quality: Sufficient.
Breeding advice: Chippendale can add
length in the body and improve on the canter. Mares must have a good walk.
Dam report: Ti Amo is a sufficiently
developed, riding type ster mare with a
good rectangular model. The somewhat
short-legged mare is very refined and was
presented in excellent condition. The head
is expressive. The poll is long. The throatlatch is good. The neck is long, well-muscled and somewhat vertical. The wither is
well developed and sufficiently long. The
shoulder has normal length and position.
The back is normal. The loins are normal
with wide muscling. The position of the
croup is normal but it is a little short. The
hamstring is long. The position of the foreand hindleg is correct. The pastern is a little weak but has good length. The shape of
the hooves is normal with high heels. The
joints could be a little more developed. The
bone is hard.
The walk is correct, pure with good scope
and a very active hindleg. The trot has
more than sufficient scope with nice use of
the foreleg and a very active hindleg that
carries well. Body use is more than sufficient and the mare has good self carriage.
The canter has more than sufficient scope,
good use of the hindleg and a lot of balance. The mare does good transitions.
Height: 1.63m, color: black bay.
Cadans M
CADANS M
20 April 2007, 1.65m /16.1 hh, dark bay,
Sire: Sir Donnerhall, s. Sandro Hit
Dam: Tomathika M ster
s. Pion, d. Omathika M. keur
ds. Elcaro – Ferro pref
Breeder: C.F. .v. Mook & v. Mook Bros.
Owner: C F. van Mook, van Mook Bros
and J M. van Uytert
Pedigree: Cadans M is a son of Sir Donnerhall (Sandro Hit x Donnerhall), the
reserve champion Five-Year-Old at the
World Championships in Verden. Mother
Tomathika M ster (s. Pion) is also the
mother of KWPN stallion Adamo. Grandmother Omathika M is a keur mare by
Elcaro, and goes back to the preferent dressage sire Ferro through her keur preferent
mother Kymathinka M. This damline has
its origins in Trakehner breeding through
B. Sympathica (s. Kroonjuweel).
Conformation: A sufficiently developed
stallion with a sufficient dressage type
model, that could have a little longer lines.
The head is expressive. The poll has good
length. The neck is long with good shape
and muscling. The wither has sufficient
length and is a little straight. The wither has
more than sufficient development and
length. The back has sufficient length and
is slightly hollowed. The loins have good
shape and muscling. The croup has good
length, a slight slope and more than suffi-
cient muscling. The position of the foreleg
is correct. The hindleg is long. The feet are
a little narrow with somewhat uneven
heels. The base is sufficiently developed
with more than sufficient quality.
Test report: Cadans M is an honest and
reliable stallion with a good attitude. He is
very willing to work and he works well.
The walk is pure and more than sufficiently big. The trot is active, has more than sufficient scope with good suppleness. The
stallion goes wide behind when extending.
The canter is active and has more than sufficient scope. The stallion should show
more freedom of the shoulder during
movement. Cadans M moves with good
self carriage and balance. Cadans M shows
much to very much talent as a dressage
horse and gives his rider a good feeling
Veterinary report: He arrived with a skin
condition was treated and cleared up.
Breeding advice: Besides movement,
Cadans M can also add refinement and
appeal. He seems to fit best with good
sized mares.
Dam report: Tomathika M is a sufficiently developed mare with a sufficient rectangular model. The head is long and expressive. The poll is sufficiently long and
developed. The neck is long, vertical and
has much muscling. The wither is sufficiently developed but short. The shoulder
is straight but does have sufficient length.
The back is a little weak. The loins are
shaped and muscled well. The croup slopes
and has sufficient length. The position of
the foreleg and hindleg is correct. The
pastern is good. The hooves are sufficiently wide. The base is hard and solid.
The walk is big and pure. The trot has
scope with good suppleness and much leg
technique, both in front and behind. The
canter has sufficient scope with much
impulsion.
Height: 1.65m, color: gray.
IBOP W 8, T 7.5, C 7.5, TD 7; TO 5.5, T
6, S 6, TJ 5.5 = 65.5 points.
work and works well. The walk is pure and
has good scope. The trot is powerful with
tact and good scope but should be a little
more carried. The canter has good scope
but he should be lighter on his feet. Carlton Hill VDL moves with more than sufficient self-carriage and good balance. Carlton Hill VDL has much talent and gives his
rider a good feeling.
CARLTON HILL VDL
Carlton Hill VDL
March 27, 2007, 1.66m /16.1+ hh, bay,
Sire: Uphill, s. Oscar
Dam: Rose of Vincent ster
s. Vincent, d. Guida keur sport/dr
ds. Zebulon – Symfonie
Breeders: J. Laarakkers & C.LaarakkersLarmoy
Owner: VDL Stud
Pedigree: Carlton Hill VDL is a son of
index leader Uphill. At the moment Uphill
is very successful in the Light tour. Mother Rose of Vincent is a daughter of Grand
Prix stallion Vincent (s. Pretendent). Rose
of Vincent is also the mother of Bonini (s.
Oscar) who was the champion of the 2009
Central Keuring in Groningen. The mare
line continues by way of the keur sport/dr
mare Guida by Zebulon (s. Oldenburg).
She competed at Z2 dressage herself and
produced a Z dressage horse with Houston.
Great grandmother Beauty is a daughter of
Symfonie (s. Makelaar). Combined with
Bergerac and Ferro she produced Z level
dressage horses. Further back is the ster
preferent Mardus daughter, Rozate.
Test report: Carlton Hill VDL is a quickly distracted but honest and reliable stallion
with a good attitude. He is very willing to
CHARMINGMOOD
CHARMINGMOOD
Breeding advice: Carlton Hill VDL can
improve movement technique. He seems
to best suit mares with an attractive front.
Dam report: Rose of Vincent is a well
developed mare with a good rectangular
model. She has a somewhat large head but
is sufficiently attractive. The head/neck
connection is sufficiently light and the poll
has good length. The neck has good shape
and length; the topline is well muscled. The
wither is well developed with a nice transition to the back. The shoulder has good
length and position. The shape of the back
is good. The loins are a little tight. The
croup has sufficient slope and good length.
The fore- and hindleg are correct. The
pastern has good length and position. The
hooves are well developed with sufficient
heel. The base shows quality, is sufficiently hard and has suitable substance.
The walk is powerful and has sufficient
size and purity. The trot has good scope
with good use of the hindleg.and has good
self-carriage. The canter also has good
scope with good use of the hindleg. The
hindleg goes sufficiently underneath. The
mare is loose and has good self-carriage in
movement.
Height: 1.72m, color: dark bay.
May 21, 2007, 1.67m /16.1+ hh, bay,
Sire: Winningmood, s. Prado
Dam: Nedorette W keur sport/dr
s. Contango pref, d: Goedele ster, pref
ds. Belfalas xx – B.Raimond
Breeders: G.W. van Norel & J. Laarakkers,
C.Laarakkers-Larmoyeur
Owner: A. Zekveld
Pedigree: Charmingmood is from the first
foal crop of Winningmood, who himself is
active at ZZ light. Mother Nedorette W is
a keur sport/dr mare by the preferent stallion Contango. She was accepted into the
studbook with high scores, did a good test
and is Z2 dressage. Grandmother Goedele
is a ster preferent daughter of the Thoroughbred Belfalas xx. Her full brother
Jamzes is a ZZ light and her half brother
Accoord (s. Accord II) is Heavy Tour dressage. The mare line continues with the keur
preferent mare Conamore (s. B.Raimond),
the keur preferent prestatie mare Univer II
(s. Nimmerdor), the keur preferent mare
Hella (s. Amor) and the kern preferent
mare Univer (s. Kavalier).
Conformation: A more than sufficiently
developed stallion with a more than sufficient dressage type model. He is slightly
Dressage
Bon Bravour
Charmeur
Chippendale
Cadans M
Carlton Hill VDL
Charmingmood
Walk
(x2)
8
7.5
7
7.5
8.5
8
Trot
(x2)
8
9
7.5
7.5
8.5
7.5
Canter
(x2)
8
9
9
7.5
8
7.5
Suppleness
7.5
8.5
7.5
7.5
8
7.5
Carriage
& Balance
8
9
7.5
8
8
7.5
Rideability
& Workability
8
9
8
8
8.5
7.5
Dressage
Talent
8
9
7.5
7.5
8
7.5
Total
79.5
86.5
77.5
76
82.5
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downhill. The head is expressive. The poll
has good length. The neck has good length,
shape and muscling. The shoulder has
more than sufficient length and position.
The wither is more than sufficiently developed with good length. The back has good
length and muscling but is slightly hollow.
The loins are well connected with good
muscling. The croup slopes and has more
than sufficient length with good muscling.
The left fore is slightly toed in. The hindleg is correct. The base is well developed
with good quality. The shape of the feet is
good.
Test report: Charmingmood is an honest
and reliable stallion with a good attitude.
He has more than sufficient willingness to
work and he works more than sufficiently.
The walk is pure and sufficiently big, but
should have more freedom in the shoulder.
The trot has more than sufficient scope and
power. The stallion is toed in on the left
fore and paddles with that leg. The canter
has more than sufficient scope, should be
more carried but has more than sufficient
self-carriage. Charmingmood has more
than sufficient to much talent and gives his
rider a more than sufficient feeling.
Veterinary report: There was swelling on
the left hindleg caused by damage/bruising
to the rear of the tendon. Symptoms went
away through movement, hydro-therapy
and medication.
Breeding advice: Charmingmood can
improve the front and use of the hindleg in
dressage breeding. He seems to fit best
with uphill mares.
Dam report: Nedorette W is a more than
sufficiently developed mare with a sufficiently rectangular model. She is a little
short-legged. The head is expressive. The
neck is put on well, has more than sufficient length, but should be more muscled.
The wither is well developed and long. The
back is weak. The loins are well connected with good width. The croup has good
position but is short. The foreleg is a fraction back at the knee. The hindleg is cor-
rect. The left hind was swollen at the time
of the inspection because of a skin infection. The hooves are wide and well developed. The base is well developed and has
good quality.
The walk has good scope with sufficient
power from behind. The trot has good
scope with more than sufficient power
from behind. The mare stays a little horizontal at the trot, but is light on her feet.
The canter is active with more than sufficient scope.
height: 1.67m, color: dark bay.
IBOP (1998): W 8, T 8, C 8, TD 8; TO 8,
T 7.5, S 8, TJ 8 = 79.5 total points. She also
competed through Z1 dressage.
JUMPING
ELDORADO
VD
ZESHOEK
Eldorado van de Zeshoek
June 22, 2004, 1.76m /17.1 hh, bay
Sire: Clinton, s. Corrado I Holst
Dam: Bijou Oral BWP
s. Toulon, d. Ramourai BWP
ds. Calypso III Holst – Latano
Breeder: P. Merckx, BEL
Owner: H.J. Nijhof and C.A.M. van den
Oetelaar B.V.
Pedigree: Eldorado van de Zeshoek is a
son of the KWPN Erkend stallion Clinton.
Clinton himself has had an impressive
career as an international jumper. In breeding he has produced jumpers such as Cornet Obelensky, Allemachtig, Via Volo,
Codar and Danny Boy. Eldorado’s mother,
Bijou Orai, also jumps internationally and
is a daughter of the Heartbreaker son
Toulon, who was also successful internationally. Hamik Ourai, full brother to Bijou
Orai, was approved with the BWP this
year. Further back in the damline are
daughters of Calypso III (Cor de la Bryère
x Hesporn), Latano (Landgraf I x Capitano) and Lord (Ladykiller xx x Cottage
Son xx). The direct damline of this stallion
has produced multiple good jumpers.
stallion with a good jumping type model.
The head is expressive and the poll has
more than sufficient length. The neck has
good shape, length and muscling. The
wither is very well developed. The shoulder has good length and position. The back
has good length and muscling. The loins
are well connected. The croup has good
length and muscling; it slopes slightly. The
hamstring is long. The foreleg has good
length but is a little under the body and
back at the knee. The hindleg is correct.
The base is very well developed with more
than sufficient quality. The feet have more
than sufficient development and shape.
Test report (21-Day Test): Eldorado van
de Zeshoek is an honest and reliable stallion. He is very willing to work and he
works well. The walk is pure with sufficient to more than sufficient scope and suppleness. The trot has more than sufficient
scope and is carried. The canter has good
scope and power. The stallion has good self
carriage and balance. The stallion jumps
with very good reflexes and good leg technique; he finishes the jump very well from
behind. He is very careful and shows very
much scope. Eldorado van de Zeshoek has
very much talent for jumping and gives his
rider a very good feeling.
Semen quality: good.
Breeding advice: Eldorado van de
Zeshoek can add size, substance, jumping
quality and scope. Mares must have a correct foreleg and quality legs.
Dam report: Bijou Orai is a very well
developed mare with a more than sufficient
rectangular model. She is built somewhat
downhill. She has a more than sufficient
rectangular model and is a little under the
body. The head is sufficiently expressive.
The poll has sufficient length. The throatlatch is normal. The poll is a little short
with average direction. The wither is well
developed and long into the back. The
shoulder has more than sufficient position
and length. The back is slightly hollow.
The loins are slightly hollow with wide
muscling. The croup slopes and is short.
The hamstring should be somewhat longer.
The foreleg is back at the knee. The hindleg is correct. The pastern has normal
length and position. The hooves have good
shape but the heels are a little underslung.
The base is normally developed. The hocks
are well developed. The bone of the legs is
fine. The walk is slightly toed out on the
right front but is pure, big and moves
through the body. The trot has more than
sufficient scope and impulsion with good
suppleness. The canter is big with much
impulsion and suppleness. The mare does
good transitions.
height: 1.74m;color: bay.
She jumped internationally at 1.50m.
Spartacus
SPARTACUS
March 23, 2003, 1.74m /17 hh, dark bay
Sire: Stakkato Hann, s. Spartan Hann
Dam: Galina Hann
s. Grannus OLDS, d. Cosenza Hann
ds. Colorado Hann – Granit
Breeder: F.Ch.Amend, Germany
Owner: VDL, H.J. Nijhof and Haras Cooper, BRA
Pedigree: Spartacus is a son of Stakkato,
an international jumper and producer of
many international jumpers. Mother Galina is a daughter of Grannus, one of the
most influential jumper sires. Combined
with Acorado I, Galina also produced international jumper Elton John. Next comes a
dose of improvement blood through the
Anglo Arab, Colorado x, after which the
damline continues with a daughter of the
Hanoverian stallion Granit (s. Goldfalk)
and ultimately comes to the internationally
successful jumper mare Wartburg (aka
Welfenglück).
stallion with a good jumper type model. The
head is more than sufficiently expressive.
The poll is short. The neck has sufficient
length and comes from deep in the chest.
The wither is very well developed. The
back has good length and muscling. The
loins are well connected. The croup is short
and the hamstring has more than sufficient
muscling. The foreleg has more than sufficient length but is a little tied in and back at
the knee. The hindleg is straight. The base
is more than sufficiently developed with
sufficient quality. The feet have more than
sufficient shape and development.
Test report: Spartacus is an honest and
reliable stallion. The stallion is very willing to work and he works well. The walk
is pure and sufficiently big and supple. The
trot has more than sufficient scope and self
carriage. The stallion has more than sufficient self-carriage and balance. Spartacus
jumps with good reflexes and good to very
good technique. Spartacus is very careful
and shows much scope. Spartacus has very
much talent for jumping and gives his rider
a very good feeling.
Breeding advice: Spartacus can add size,
substance, jumping quality and scope. He
seems to fit best with mares with good selfcarriage and a correct foreleg.
Dam report: Galina is deceased. Height:
1.70m/color: black.
CRESPO
Crespo VDL
VDL
June 24, 2007, 1.73m /17 hh, bay, jumping
index: 138 (17%)
Sire: Canturo, s. Cantus
Dam: Renaissance
s. Candillo, d. Lou Lou I
ds. Quidam de Revel SF – Landgraf I
Breeder: J P. Lass, Germany
Owner: VDL Stud
Pedigree: Sire Canturo, by Cantus, is very
successful internationall sport and in
breeding. Mother is Renaissance, is a
daughter of the Cassini 1 son Candillo.
Gandmother Lou Lou is by Quidam de
Revel and out of Vanessa III, a Landgraf I
daughter. Vanessa III is also the mother of
the stallions Calato and Calandro. Her full
sister, Clarissa is the mother of the KWPN
stallion Verdi. Lou Lou’s direct damline
also produced Vingino and Biscayo.
KWPN stallions Wizzerd WV, Highline,
Great Pleasure, Azteca VDL, Montreal
VDL and Velasquez also come from this
widely branching damline.
Conformation: A generously developed
stallion with a good jumper model. The
head is expressive. The poll has more than
sufficient length with good shape and
muscling. The shoulder has good length
and position. The wither is well developed
and has good length. The back has good
length and is well muscled. The loins are
well connected and well muscled. The
croup slopes and has more than sufficient
length and good muscling. The foreleg is
correct. The hindleg is long. The base is
well developed and has sufficient quality.
The feet are shaped well.
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Test report: Crespo VDL is an honest and
reliable stallion. He is very willing to work
and works well. He has a good mouth. The
walk is pure, sufficiently active with sufficient scope and suppleness. The trot is
active with more than sufficient scope and
suppleness. The canter is powerful with
good scope. He has good self-carriage and
balance, with more than sufficient suppleness. Crespo VDL jumps with more than
sufficient reflexes. He jumps with somewhat varied foreleg technique and should
finish the jump better behind. He seems
careful and shows a lot of scope. Crespo
VDL has more than sufficient to much talent for jumping and gives his rider a good
feeling.
Breeding advice: Crespo VDL can add
rideability and scope to jumper breeding.
Mares should have a long back.
Dam report: Renaissance is a refined,
charming, normally developed mare with a
sufficient rectangular model. The head is
expressive. The poll has sufficient length.
The head/neck connection is sufficiently
light. The neck has good length and shape.
The wither is well developed and long. The
back is a little weak and should be stronger.
The loins are a little tight. The croup slopes
and should be longer. The foreleg is a little
back at the knee. The hindleg is sicklehocked. The pastern is normal. The feet are
well developed with sufficient heel. The
bone of the leg is a little fine and hard. The
walk is correct, pure and powerful. The trot
and canter could not be evaluated because
of lameness.
Height: 1.62m, color: bay.
sufficient muscling. The loins have more
than sufficient length and muscling. The
croup has sufficient length and good
muscling. The foreleg is correct. The hindleg is long with a straight pastern. The base
has more than sufficient development and
quality. The feet are shaped well.
CÉDRIC
Cédric
June 20, 2007, 1.69m /16.2 hh, grey b. bay,
jumping index: 129 (23%)
Sire: Cartano, s. Carthago Holst
Dam: Elysee V Holst
s. Caletto I, d. Paresta
ds. Marlon xx – Farnese
Breeder: J. Beute
Owner: R. Tewis and T. Ybema
Pedigree: Cédric is a son of Cartano, who
was accepted into the studbook with high
performance test scores. Just like KWPN
Erkend stallion Calvaro, mother Elysee is
a daughter of Caletto I (Cor de la Bryère x
Consul). Grandmother Paresta is a daughter of the Thoroughbred Marlon xx. She
produced several sport horses by stallions
Lord, Landgraf I and Cor de la Bryère.
Behind her in the damline are mares by
stallions Farnese, Waldenser xx and Magnat. This damline also produced KWPN
stallion Carambole.
Conformation: A well developed stallion
with a good jumper model. The head is
expressive. The poll has good length. The
neck has more than sufficient length and
good muscling. The shoulder has more
than sufficient length and is straight. The
wither is well developed and is long. The
back has more than sufficient length and
Test report: Cédric is an honest and reliable youngish stallion. He is very willing
to work and works more than sufficiently.
He still has trouble with being on the bit.
The walk has moderate scope and has little tact. The trot has more than sufficient
scope and should be carried more. The canter is light-footed, has good scope and
more than sufficient power. The stallion
has more than sufficient self-carriage and
good balance. Cédric jumps with good to
very good reflexes. He jumps with much
body use and finishes the jump well
behind. Cédric seems to be careful and
shows much to very much scope. Cédric
has much to very much talent for jumping
and gives his rider a very good feeling.
Breeding advice: Cédric can improve
jumping quality. He can be used best with
mares that are not built downhill.
Dam report: Elysee V is a very welldeveloped mare with a long body. The
head is a little long and sufficiently expressive. The poll is wide with sufficient
length. The neck is sufficiently long and a
little horizontal. The wither is well developed and long. The shoulder is long and a
little straight. The back is sufficiently
strong, but poor. The loins have good
length and sufficient muscling. The croup
is straight with sufficient length. The fore-
Jumper Stallions
Walk
Trot
*
*
Crespo VDL
6.5
7.5
Cédric
6
6
Chapeau Valière
7.5
7
Eldorado v.d. Zeshoek 6.5
7
Spartacus
6.5
7
* Score does not count toward total
Car & Bal Canter
(x2)
*
8.5
8.5
7.5
8
8
8.5
8
8
7
8
Reflexes
(x2)
Technique
(x2)
7
8.5
8.5
9
9
7.5
8.5
8
8.5
8.5
Scope Attitude
(x2)
8
8.5
8.5
9.5
9
8.5
7.5
8.5
8.5
8.5
Jumping
Talent
Total
7.5
8.5
8.5
9
9
78.5
83
84
87.5
86.5
leg is slightly back at the knee with a
straight pastern. The hindleg is sicklehocked. The hooves are narrow, sufficiently developed and slightly uneven. The base
is sufficiently hard. The walk is correct
with a big stride. The trot has sufficient
scope with good use of the hindleg. The
canter is powerful with strong use of the
hindleg.
CHAPEAU VALIÈRE
Chapeau Valière
April 30, 2007, 1.65m /16.1 hh, dark bay
Expected Jumping Value: 139 (29%)
Sire: Wittinger VDL, s. Indoctro pref
Dam: Silvana keur
s. Marlon, d. Moritz Stb
ds. Goodwill – Otto
Breeder: J. Honcoop
Owner: E. Ham
Pedigree: Chapeau Valière is from the first
foal crop of Wittinger VDL, himself successfully competing. Mother Silvana is a
keur mare by Marlon (Zeus x Ramiro).
After having spent several years abroad,
Marlon is once again back in Holland serving the breeding program. Marlon produces above average jumpers on a regular
basis. The grandmother of Chapeau Valière
is Moritz, a daughter of Goodwill (s. Landgraf I) out of a mare by the Marco Polo son
Otte. After her the mare line continues with
daughters of Complement and Nizam.
Nizam was also the father of Garma who,
in combination with Courville xx, produced the stallion Jasper.
Conformation: A more than sufficiently
developed stallion with a more than sufficient jumper type model. The head is more
than sufficiently expressive. The poll has
sufficient length. The neck has good length
and muscling but comes from deep in the
chest. The shoulder has good length and
position. The wither is more than sufficiently developed with more than sufficient length. The back has good length and
muscling. The loins are more than sufficiently muscled and sufficiently connected.
The croup has good length and muscling.
The tail is set on high. The foreleg is a fraction back at the knee. The hindleg is a little sickle-hocked. The base is well developed with sufficient quality. The feet are
shaped well.
Test report: Chapeau Valière is an honest
and reliable stallion. The stallion is more
than sufficiently willing to work and works
well. He has a good mouth. The walk is
pure and has good scope. The trot has more
than sufficient scope and power. The canter is powerful with good scope and is carried. The stallion has more than sufficient
self-carriage with good balance. Chapeau
Valière jumps with good to very good
reflexes and good use of the body. He finishes the jump well from behind. He seems
careful and shows much to very much
scope. Chapeau Valière has much to very
much talent for jumping and gives his rider
a good feeling.
Veterinary report: The skin infection that
was present upon arrival cleared up
through treatment.
Breeding advice: Chapeau Valière can
improve jumping quality. Mares should
have sufficient ‘blood’.
Dam report: Silvana is a generously
developed, sufficient riding type, strongly
built keur mare with a sufficient rectangular model. The head is expressive. The poll
has good length. The throatlatch is normal.
The neck is long with normal position and
muscling. The wither is normally developed but should be longer. The shoulder
has sufficient length and is straight. The
back and the loins have good position and
muscling. The hamstring is more than sufficiently long. The foreleg is correct. The
hindleg is a little sickle-hocked. The
pastern is a little weak with normal length.
The hooves are narrow with normal heels.
The base is normally developed. The bone
of the legs is hard. The walk is slightly
toed-in but active and pure with a sufficiently big stride. The trot has good scope
and use of the hindleg. The trot is powerful and uphill. The canter has good scope
and balance with good use of the hindleg.
The body use is sufficient.
EPTM: W 7, T 7.5, C 7, TD 7; TO 7.5, T
6.5, S 7.5, TJ 7 = 71 points.
HARNESS
CRESCENDO
Crescendo
HBC
HBC
May 10, 2007, 1.62m/16.0 hh, chestnut,
expectation value Harness: 120 (27%)
Sire: Wodka HBC, s. Roy M
Dam: Landini ster pref
s. Fortissimo, d. Heldrini keur pref
ds. Renovo pref – Proloog pref
Breeder: B.H. Buter and J. Heynen
Owner: H.B.C. Stal B.V
Pedigree: Crescendo HBC was the 2007
National Foal keuring champion. He is
from the first foal crop of Wodka HBC, son
of the valued but prematurely deceased
Roy M (s. Larix). Wodka HBC is only
available through frozen semen after being
bought for international driving competition. Mother Landini ster preferent is a
daughter of the old-fashioned harness stallion Fortissimo. She earned 22 winning
points. Grandmother Zendrini keur preferent (s. Proloog) was a successful competition mare (Sport mare of the Year 1985)
and, through the keuring ace Kendini keur
(s. Factor), is the grandmother of approved
stallion Stuurboord (s. Jonker), 2008 Dutch
champion breeding stallion and 2010 win-
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ner of the Oregon Trophy. The mare line
has produced several successful keuring
and competition horses.
Conformation: A well developed, very
harness (tuig) type stallion. The neck is
carried well. The head and neck could be a
little more refined. The front is a little
straight and the hooves are narrow. The
hindlegs are well positioned.
Test report: Crescendo HBC is an honest
and reliable stallion. The stallion is very
willing to work and works well. The walk
is sufficient. The stallion moves his body
well to very well uphill and carries the
neck well in front of the show cart.
Crescendo HBC has much to very much
knee action and extends the forelegs well
to very well. The hindlegs bend well and
are brought underneath sufficiently to
good. The trot has good suspension.
Crescendo HBC has much enthusiasm.
Crescendo HBC has much to very much
talent for harness work and gives his driver a very good feeling.
good length. The hindleg is sickle-hocked.
The pastern has good length. The hooves
are well developed. The base is full of
quality with good joints. The walk is powerful with sufficient scope. The trot has
much impulsion with good scope and
action. The mare is cow-hocked.
Height 1.72m/color: chestnut.
IBOP: self-carriage 6, suspension 6.5,
action fore 8, use hind 7.5, enthuse. 8,
overall picture 7 = 71 points. She also has
22 points at LK in singles competition and
2 points DK in ladies competition.
CIZANDRO
Cizandro
Semen quality: Moderate.
April 25, 2007, 1.63m/16.0 hh, dark bay.
studbook index: 154 (20%)
Sire: Waldemar, s. Patijn keur
Dam: Uizandra ster
s. Manno pref, d. Izandra keur pref
ds. Renovo pref – Proloog pref
Breeder: Gebr. den Otter
Owner: Gebr. van Manen and Gebr. den
Otter
Breeding advice: Mares bred to Crescendo HBC should be refined and have welldeveloped hooves. He should be able to
improve the development of harness mannerisms, including good use of the foreleg
and good suspension.
Dam report: Landini is a generously
developed mare with a sufficient harness
type. The head is a little coarse with a
roman profile. The poll has sufficient
length. The neck has sufficient length, is
well muscled and comes from deep in the
chest. The wither is high and has sufficient
length. The shoulder has good length but
should be a little more sloped. The back is
well muscled. The loins are well muscled.
The croup is short and somewhat flat. The
tail is set on rather high. The foreleg has
Pedigree: Cizandro is the first approved
son of Waldemar (s. Patijn), 2009 Dutch
champion breeding stallions (TP). He is
also the first approved grandson of the keur
stallion Patijn, who is now developing his
own sire line. Mother Uizandra ster (s.
Manno) is a full sister of the watchlist stallion Vulcano. She is out of the keur preferent mare Izandra (s. Renovo), the 1992
national Harness Day reserve champion
and half sister to the stallion Handro (s.
Waterman). This honors class horse served
the breeding program for several years.
Grandmother Zandra (s. Proloog) keur
preferent prestatie was UTV champion as
a 3- and 4-year old. The dam line of great
grandmother Sandra keur preferent produced many keuring aces and various competition horses, including the stallions
Kentuckyboy (s. Holland’s golden Boy)
and Ulandro (s. Manno).
Conformation: A well developed and very
harness type built stallion that carries his
well-built neck well. The topline is good
and the stance of the legs is correct. Cizandro should be a fraction longer.
Test report: Cizandro is an honest and reliable stallion. He is very willing to work
and he works very well. The walk is good.
He elevates his front when in harness, and
he carries the neck very well. Cizandro has
very much knee action and extends the
foreleg well. The hindlegs flex and come
underneath very well. The trot has very
much suspension. The stallion has very
much enthusiasm. Cizandro has very much
talent for harness work and gives his driver a very good feeling.
that is easy to handle. In the beginning he
was restless in his stall. During the test this
improved noticeably.
Veterinary report: In April there were
symptoms of a skin infection on the right
shoulder for which he was medicated.
Cizandro did not meet the radiograph
requirements for the right knee, which was
a Class ‘C’ OCD. The stallion committee
used their regulatory prerogative to accept
a stallion with a Class ‘C’ OCD.
Breeding advice: Mares bred to Cizandro
must be long lined with a long poll. Cizandro should positively influence the elevation of the forehand and harness type
movement, including strong hindleg use.
Harness Stallions
Crescendo HBC
Cizandro
Front
S. Carriage
Suspension
Action Foreleg
Use Hindleg
Enthusiasm
Overall Picture
8.0
9.0
8.5
9.5
8.5
9.o
8.5
9.0
7.5
9.0
8.0
9.0
8.5
9.5
Dam report: Uizandra is a very generously developed, harness type mare with a lot
of substance. The head is sufficiently
expressive with an alert eye. The poll has
good length. The neck has good length,
good muscling and is carried well. The
neck comes a little deep from the chest.
The wither is high and long. The shoulder
has sufficient length, but should have a little more slope. The back is sufficiently
muscled. The loins are sufficiently well
connected. The croup is positioned well
but should be a little longer. The stance of
the foreleg is good and it has sufficient
length. The stance of the hindleg is good
and it has nice hocks. The stance of the
pastern is good and it is long. The hooves
are well developed. The base is full of
quality. The walk is powerful and energetic
with sufficient scope. The trot has much
elevation, action, scope and power.
GELDERS
Wilson
WILSON
June 28, 2003, 1.71m/16.3 hh, bay,
Gelders dressage index: 141 (44 %)
Sire. Koss keur, s. El Corona
Dam. Metha keur, pref
s. Cabochon keur, d. Zinta keur pref
ds. Heemraad – Apollo
Breeder/Owner: K.H.J. van Leijden
Pedigree: The Gelders keur stallion Koss is
the father of many Gelders keuring toppers
and approved stallions. Mother Metha
keur preferent, was the 3-Year-Old Cham-
pion of National Day of the Gelders Horse
and Reserve Champion of the UTV. Metha
also produced full brother, Vasco, who was
selected for the performance test as a 3year-old and also of the keur mare Amora.
Conformation: A very well developed stallion and a good Gelders type. The head is
expressive and the poll sufficiently long.
The neck has good shape, sufficient length
and igood muscling. The wither is sufficiently developed. The shoulder has good length
but is a little straight. The back has sufficient
length and good muscling. The loins are
well connected. The croup has good length,
muscling and a slight slope. The hamstring
is long and well muscled. The foreleg has
good length but is a little back at the knee.
The stance of the hindleg is correct. The base
has more than sufficient development and
quality. The feet are narrow.
Test report: Wilson is an honest and reliable stallion. The stallion is sufficiently
willing to work and he works well in all
three disciplines.
Dressage: The walk is pure
with more than sufficient
scope. The trot has more
than sufficient power, good
scope, good use of the foreleg and much use of the
body. The canter is active
and carried with good balance. The stallion improved
in suppleness during the
test. As a Gelders horse
Wilson has much to very much talent for
dressage and gives his rider a good feeling.
Jumping: Wilson jumps with much takeoff and a more than sufficient to good technique. The stallion sometimes holds himself behind. He seems careful and shows
much scope. Wilson has much talent for
jumping as a Gelders horse and gives his
rider a good feeling.
Harness: He has a balanced and reliable
character with more than sufficient enthu-
siasm. The walk is pure, more than sufficiently active with sufficient scope and
suppleness. The trot has good scope and
power. The canter has more than sufficient
scope and power. The stallion is more than
sufficiently maneuverable with very good
self-carriage. The overall picture as a harness horse is more than sufficient to good.
that is easy to handle. In the beginning he
was restless in the stall but improved
noticeably during the test.
Veterinary report: Wilson did not meet
the radiograph requirements for the right
hock, which was a Class ‘C’ OCD. The
stallion committee used their regulatory
prerogative to accept a stallion with a Class
‘C’ OCD.
Breeding advice: Besides the model and
movement, Wilson can also improve jumping quality and self-carriage to Gelders
breeding. He seems to fit best with supple
mares that do not have a tight topline.
Mares must have well-developed feet.
Dam report: Metha is a good Gelders type
mare that is well developed with long lines.
The head is expressive. The poll has sufficient length. The neck is well muscled with
more than sufficient length and is carried
well. The wither is well developed. The
shoulder is a little straight. The back has
good length. The loins are well connected
and well muscled. The croup has good
position. The tail is set on high. The stance
of the fore- and hindleg are both correct.
The pastern is weak. The hooves are well
developed with good heels. The base has
sufficient quality and substance. The walk
is active, pure and big. The trot and canter
were not evaluated because the mare was
very pregnant.
Height: 1.70m/color: chestnut
.
IBOP: W 8, T 8, C 8, TD 8; TO 5, T 5, S
5, TD 5 = 65.0 points
Gelders Stallion
Dressage
walk
7
trot
8.5
Canter
8
Carriage
8
Talent
8.5
Harness
Walk
7
Trot
8.5
Canter
7.5
Carriage Maneuver
8.5
7
Jumping
Willingness
7.5
Reflexes
8
Technique
7
Scope
8
Talent
8
overall picture as harness horse
7.5
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Dress
Harne
2010 TOP FIVES AND PREDICATES
3rd No. 66 Forevelien DG 840025 201000091
Idocus crown x Corvelien Z by Carthago Z
Owner/Breeder: DG Bar Breeders, Inc.
Young Horse Premium Grading
Foals/Weanlings: Dressage
North American Champion
No. 38 Fair Rosa S 840025 201000153
Ampère x Zen Rosa elite by Farrington keur
Owner/Breeder: Sonnenberg Farm
5th No. 7 Finnan 124007 201000074
Wittinger x Cornetta by Cornet Obolensky
Owner/Breeder: Alison Moore
Foals/Weanlings: Hunter
Reserve Champion
No. 106 Fabergé 840025 201000143
Ampère x Sandro Set by Sandro Hit
Owner/Breeder: Cheryl M. Quick
No. 285 Filigree 840025 201000202
Paparazzo x Pavottie ster by Ferro pref
Owner/Breeder: Brooks Martin
3rd No. 153 Fleetwood ISF 840025 201000057
UB 40 x Toraya ster by Goodtimes
Owner/Breeder: Iron Spring Farm, Inc.
4th No. 151 Flash Gordon S.E. 840025 201000131
Sir Donnerhall x Bardot ster by Florencio
Owner/Breeder: Siegi Belz-Fry
5th No. 60 Famebria DG 840025 201000089
Idocus crown x Valeska-DG elite by Krack C
Owner/Breeder: DG Bar Breeders
No. 226 Fargo 840025 201000200
Whiskei Lic. x Bayjour by Jonker
Owner/Breeder: Steve Graber
No. 245 Fraucordia MG 840025 201000120
Campbell VDL x Tercordia elite by Marlon
Owner/Breeder: Kathleen Hickerson
Reserve Champion
No. 5 Feather Bloom 124007 201000136
Mr Blue x Prelude keur sport/s by Calvados keur
Owner/Breeder: Bloomington Farm
3rd No. 295 Fortworth WF 124007 201000213
Cardento x Zenobea-ISF by Judgement-ISF crown
Owner/Breeder: Bruce and Sharon Telford
3rd No. 175 Fleur De Lis 840025 201000080
Riverman x Platina by Piano IIpr h
Owner/Breeder: Katie Moriarty
Foals/Weanlings: Harness
Foals/Weanlings: Jumper
Fair Rosa
photo Carolyn Bunch
Reserve Champion
No. 247 First Bordeaux 840025 201000102
Popeye-K x Flips Last Party by The Flips Comin
Owner/Breeder: Jacqueline Adams
Reserve Champion
No. 222 First Class 840025 201000155
Whiskei Lic. x Canadian Goddess by Canadance
Owner/Breeder: Aristocrat Stables
3rd No. 297 F Lone Ranger 840025 201000211
Whiskei Lic. x Sadinkie ster by Majesteit
Owner/Breeder: Alva Graber
4th No. 218 Fantasy 840025 201000167
Jonker x Bellefire by Unbelievable
Owner/Breeder: Martin Schmucker
Fraucordia MG
photo Unbridled Photography
Filigree
photo Alica Freese
5th No. 220 Fiona RW 840025 201000041
Jonker x Urona by Waterman pref
Owner/Breeder: Rosewood Farms
5th No. 225 Foster RW 840025 201000042
Whiskei Lic. x Etinkie keur pref prest by Natuur
Owner/Breeder: Rosewood Farms
021
Yearlings: Dressage
No. 68 Etched in Black 840025 200900167
Gribaldi pref x Vixen by Ferro pref
Owner/Breeder: Ben and Ona Eby
Reserve Champion
No. 135 Emelena 840025 200900157
UB 40 x Seleana by Flemmingh pref
Owner/Breeder: Cindy Johnson
Yearlings: Hunter
No. 177 Elisa 840025 200900016
Navarone x Othilde by Facet
Owner/Breeder: Bernice Lemack
2 Yr Olds: Dressage
No. 72 Dream Catcher 840025 200800160
Contester x Gigi by Merano
Owner: Dara Rip; Breeder: Mary S. Hamacher
Reserve Champion
No. 287 Deodora HF 840025 200800054
Jazz pref x Zamantha HF by Métall
Owner/Breeder: Julie Ballard Haralson
3rd No. 71 Demy-Lotte 528003000800552
Uptown x Lotte keur by Damiro
Owner/Breeder: Dantia Benson
Elisa
photo Heidi Lemack
2 Yr Olds: Jumper
No. 305 Del Carmen 124007 200800460
Portland x Melanda ster by Lauriston
Owner/Breeder: Carousel Ridge, Ltd
2 Yr Olds: Hunter
No. 12 D’Orame Wolf 124007 200800453
Orame x Ulana Lady by Atlantic
Owner/Breeder: Karen Billes
Studbook Inspection
Stb/Star: Dressage Geldings
No. 77 Bad Boy 528003 06.00057 Ster Q
Olivi x Lotte keur by Damiro
Owner: Dantia Benson; Breeder: M. Tijssen
Reserve Champion
No. 25 Coleman 528003000701527 Ster Q
Obelisk x Jabananta ster sport/d by Cabochon keur
Owner/Breeder: Allison Hagen
3rd No. 288 Centerline HF 840025 200700154 Ster Q
UB 40 x Tiger Tops ster by Wellington keur
Owner: Lisa Anne Kapp; Breeder: Julie Ballard Haralson
4th No. 121 Cartouche HF 840025 200700312 Ster Q
Sir Donnerhall x Leolita ster sport/d by Gershwin
Owner/Breeder: Stephanie Severn
4th No. 188 Calypso-ISF 840025 200700077 Ster Q
Contango pref x Toraya ster by Goodtimes
4th No. 190 Cincodemayo-ISF 840025 200700078 Ster Q
UB 40 x Toscane ster by Cabochon keur
Del Carmen
photo Janine Olsen
D’Orame Wolf
photo Roy Maher
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4th No. 267 Cornerstone LPR 840025 200700223 Ster Q
OO Seven x Vixen LPR by Goodtimes
Owner/Breeder: Nancy Debosek
Stb/Star: Jumper Geldings
No. 194 Chivas 840025 200700033 Ster Q
Judgement-ISF crown x Alexis Titty 11 Z elite sport/ev
by Alexis Z
Owner/Breeder: Dayna Gant
Reserve Champion
No. 193 Carte Blanche SCF 840025 200700173 Ster Q
Lupicor x Wildcard Scf elite by Goodtimes
Owner: Starbuck Equestrian;
Breeder: Dr. Carlos and Karin Jimenez
Stb/Star: 3-7 Yr Old Jumper Mares
No. 33 Blossom 124007 200600138 Keur
Lupicor x Vanilla Shake by Larino keur
Owner/Breeder: John van den Bosch
Reserve Champion
No. 136 Chiki 528003000711781 Ster Keur Elig
Chin-Chin x Wiki ster by Lupicor
Owner: Claybrook Farms; Breeder: R. Vroom
3rd No. 86 Chepeta Rose 840025 200700396 Ster Keur Elig
Burggraaf pref x Leontien ster sport/s by Goodtimes
Owner/Breeder: Stephanie Simmonds
Stb/Star: 3-7 Yr Old Dressage Mares
4th No. 30 Beasinaa 124007 200600180 Keur
Pyriet x Rosinaa elite by Wellington keur
Owner: Doreen and Cindy Orr; Breeder: Alison Hagen
No. 252 Cadence 840025 200700044 Ster
Idocus crown x Vera by Don Primaire
Owner/Breeder: Pineland Farms, Inc
5th No. 255 Cenieta 528003000702716 Ster
Veron x Nieta keur by Concorde pref
Owner: VDL Stud and Kathy Hickerson;
Breeder: F.E. Roos
Reserve Champion
No. 197 Avelina 124007 200500236 Ster
Olivi x Polina ster by Lancet
Owner: Jessica Eagles; Breeder: Jason and Jennifer Miller
5th No. 138 Classica VDL 528003000707292 Ster
Douglas x Wiancara VDL by Quite Easy
Owner: Claybrook Farms; Breeder: VDL Stud
3rd No. 202 Catalina-ISF 840025 200700081 Ster Keur Elig
Sir Sinclair x Persimmon - ISF keur sport by Contango pref
4th No. 29 Cashew 124007 200700269 Ster Keur Elig
Johnson x Lady W keur by Farrington keur
Owner/Breeder: Allison Hagen
5th No. 83 Chanel SVS 840025 200700132 Ster
Jazz pref x Olympia ster by Idocus crown
Owner/Breeder: Jeanne Schamblin
Chivas
photo Dunch Photography
Stb/Star: 3-7 Yr Old Hunter Mares
No. 87 Celebration KF 840025 200700046 Ster
Great Pleasure x Irresistible by Octrooi/Best Of Luck
Owner/Breeder: Kimberlee Von Disterlo
Stb/Star: 3-7 Yr Old KHH Mares
No. 227 Anna 840025 200500014 Ster
Manno keur x Tina ster by Renovo pref
Owner: Noah Schwartz; Breeder: Erin La Croix
Cadence
photo Unbridled Photography
Celebration KF
Photo D & D Photography
3rd No. 30 Beasinaa 124007 200600180 Keur
IBOP Riding Test
Ibop: Dressage
No. 79 Bakara 840025 200600034 Keur
Sir Sinclair x Thea keur by Idocus crown
Owner/Breeder: Janice Kissel
4th No. 215 Alexandria 840025 200500254 Elite
Corland x Netian Joy keur by Ahorn Z
Owner: Nod Hill Farm, LLC;
Breeder: Dr. Sharon H. Anderson
Reserve Champion
No. 93 Bantana V 528003 06.04295 Keur
Flemmingh pref x Lantana V ster pref by Hemmingway
Owner: DG Bar Breeders, Inc.;
Breeder: P. Verdellen Paarden Fok and Opfok
3rd No. 291 Ultralinde 01.02137 Prok IBOP
Gribaldi pref x Ilinde keur sport/d by Darnels
Owner: Valerie Swygert; Breeder: B.L.E. Derksen
5th No. 94 Borvelien DG 840025 200600398 PROK IBOP
Canturo x Corvelien Z by Carthago Z
5th No. 78 Brando KF 840025 200600086 IBOP
Indoctro pref x Nulanda ster by Burggraaf pref
Ibop: Harness
4th No. 273 Cinderella 528003000712775 Keur
Florencio x Petra ster by Havel
Owner: Inspo, Inc;
Breeder: Matty Marissink Stables and A.A. van Swol
No. 141 Tidee 528003 00.06260 Keur
Jonker x Nidee keur by Cambridge Cole pref
Owner: Rosewood Farms; Breeder: H. and W. Casemir
5th No. 252 Cadence 840025 200700044 Ster IBOP
Owner/Breeder: Pineland Farms, Inc.
Reserve Champion
No. 231 Zimone 528003 04.07406 Keur
Roy M x Primone keur by Renovo pref
Owner: David Beachy and Joe Mast; Breeder: J.T. Seinen
Ibop: Jumper
No. 33 Blossom 124007 200600138 Keur
3rd No. 227 Anna 840025 200500014 Keur
Reserve Champion
No. 276 Vibrant LPR 840025 200200188 Keur
Orame x Pasandra by Wellington keur
Owner/Breeder: Nancy Debosek
Bakara
photo Harvey VanDyke
Blossom
photo Bonnie Herbers
Tidee
photo Amish Country Images
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Young Horse Performance
DG Bar Cup For 3-Year Old Dressage Horses
North American Champion (tie)
No. 213 Citation-ISF 840025 200700075
Contango pref x Saigon elite by Jazz pref
Owner: Alex Robertson; Breeder: Iron Spring Farm, Inc.
North American Champion (tie)
No. 273 Cinderella 528003000712775
Florencio x Petra ster by Havel
Owner: Inspo, Inc;
Breeder: Matty Marissink Stables and A.A. van Swol
4th No. 102 Brendo 840025 200600136
Florencio x Sierra Siren keur by Volckmar
Owner: Ashlyn & Amber De Groot and DG Bar Breeders;
Breeder: Luke S Bianco, MD
5th No. 258 Bolero NSN 124007 200600116
Sir Donnerhall x Rhumba ster by Idocus crown
Owner: Martha Haley
3rd No. 252 Cadence 840025 200700044
No. 91 Aloha S.E. 840025 200500195
Sir Sinclair x Kadence keur pref by Wanroij
Owner: Lisa Dickman; Breeder: Siegi Belz-Fry
4th No. 251 Catapult 840025 200700091
Neostan x Samsam ster by Contango pref
5th No. 264 Carib 840025 200700144
Rhodium x Samsara by Idocus crown
Owner/Breeder Sandi Lieb
5th No. 288 Centerline HF 840025 200700154
UB 40 x Tiger Tops ster by Wellington keur
Owner: Lisa Anne Kapp; Breeder: Julie Ballard Haralson
No. 77 Bad Boy 528003 06.00057
Olivi x Lotte keur by Damiro
Owner/Breeder: Dantia Benson
Reserve Champion
No. 93 Bantana V 528003 06.04295
Owner: DG Bar Breeders, Inc.;
Breeder: P. Verdellen Paarden Fok and Opfok
Reserve Champion
No. 122 Aqua JP 840025 200500311
Sir Sinclair x Fiana elite pref by Sultan keur
Owner: Caroline and Harold Bean;
Breeder: Peggy and Jim Mills
3rd No. 75 Adante 840025 200500221
Navarone x Esprit de Vie by Volckmar
Owner/Breeder: Mary Sponhaltz
4th No. 196 Anasazi 840025 200500422
Contango pref x Sioux ster by Zeoliet keur
Owner/Breeder: Amy Skelton
Reserve Champion
No. 79 Bakara 840025 200600034
Citation
photo Stacy Lynne
Cinderella
photo Bill Wertman
Bad Boy
photo Genia Ply Photography
ISF Cup For 4-Year Old Jumpers
Other Predicates
No. 33 Blossom 124007 200600138
Keur Mares Dressage
Bakara 840025 200600034 keur
Reserve Champion
No. 18 Beam P 124007 200600252
Indoctro pref x Pepita-S keur by Emilion keur
Owner: Maureen Smith and Susan Parker;
Breeder: Prima Equestrian
Bantana V 528003 06.04295keur
Owner: DG Bar Breeders, Inc.; Breeder: P. Verdellen Paarden
Fok & Opfok
3rd No. 30 Beasinaa 124007 200600180
Cinderella 528003000712775keur
Florencio x Petra ster prok by Havel
Owner: Inspo, Inc., Bill & Belinda Wertman; Breeder: Matty
Marissink Stables & A.A. van Zwol
4th No. 94 Borvelien DG 840025 200600398
Canturo x Corvelien Z by Carthago Z
5th No. 78 Brando KF 840025 200600086
Indoctro pref x Nulanda ster by Burggraaf pref
ISF Cup For 5-Year Old Jumpers
No. 215 Alexandria 840025 200500254
Owner: Nod Hill Farm, LLC;
Reserve Champion
No. 274 Ana Bella M2S 528003 05.13747
Condios x Una Bella M2s by Ekstein
Owner: Sakura Hill Farm, LLC;
Breeder: Morningside Stud
3rd No. 271 Ahme P 124007 200500350
Ahorn pref x Rumpole Prima by Ferro pref
Owner: Sakura Hill Farm, LLC; Breeder: Prima Equestrian
Vanessa Mae 840025 200200114 keur sport/dr
Ferro pref x Jambalaya pref by Argus
Owner/Breeder: Sandi Lieb
Keur Mares Jumping
Beasinaa 124007 200600180 keur
Pyiet x Rosinaa elite by Wellington keur
Owner: Doreen & Cindy Orr; Breeder: Allison Hagen
Blossom 124007 200600138 keur
Owner/Breeder: John Van Den Bosch, Bosch Farms LTD
Sophia 528003199908401 keur sport/sp
Goodtimes x Imalve by Ekstein
Owner: John Van Den Bosch, Bosch Farms LTD; Breeder:
Th. Griffioen
Vibrant LPR 840025 200200188 keur
Orame x Pasandra by Wellington keur
Owner/Breeder: Nancy Debosek, Lone Palm Ranch
Beam P
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Keur Mares Harness
Anna 840025 200500014 keur
Tidee 528003 00.06260 keur
Jonker x Nidee keur by Cambridge Cole pref
Owner: Rosewood Farms, N. Butler & K. Frazier;
Breeder: H and W Casemir
Zimone 528003 04.07406 keur
Roy M x Primone keur by Renovo pref
Owner: David Beachy and Joe Mast; Breeder: J.T. Seinen
Elite Mares Jumping
Anna
photo Amish Country Images
Alexandria 840025 200500254 elite
Owner: Nod Hill Farm, LLC, Dana & James Scott;
Preferent
Jolie 91.12169 stb
Wanroij x W Enchante by sire unknown
Owner/Breeder: Dr. Carlos & Karin Jimenez, Sporting
Chance Farm
Lady W 93.4913 keur
Farrington keur x Sieneke by Heidelberg
Owner: Allison Hagen, La Prairie Aire Farm;
Breeder: TJ Wassenaar
Olivia 840025 199617046 elite
Idocus crown x Gannett ester by Boreas
Owner/Breeder: Lana Sneddon, Stonecrest Farm
Alexandria
Rabiola 98.09783 keur
Metall x Fabiola ster by Zadok
Owner: Iron Spring Farm, Inc.; Breeder: P. Crum
Lady W
photo
Olivia
photo Lana Sneddon
Rabiola
IBOP Dressage
Sport Mares - Jumping
Bettina 124007 200600402 ster ibop
Ferro pref x Turania by Kelvin
Owner/Breeder: Stanley Topilko
Martinais 94.1093
Guidam keur x Inais ster by Dammen
Owner: Sara Krause, Krause Sporthorses;
Breeder: A. Koning ter Heege-Breteler
Bolero NSN 124007 200600116 ster q. prok ibop
Owner/Breeder: Martha Haley, Never Say Never Farm
Cadence 840025 200700044 ster ibop
Sophia 528003199908401 keur
Goodtimes x Imalve by Ekstein
Owner: John Van Den Bosch, Bosch Farms LTD;
Breeder: Th. Griffioen
Ugot Swing Babe 840025 200121227 ster ibop
Catapult 840025 200700091 ibop
Neostan x Samsam ster by Contango pref
PROK
Ultralinde 528003200102137 prok ibop
Gribaldi pref x Ilinde keur sport/d by Darnels
Owner: Valerie Swygert, Jasmine Farm;
Breeder: B.L.E. Derksen
Basanova NSN 124007 200600115 ster prok
Ferro pref x Never Say Never keur pref by Wanroij
Owner/Breeder: Martha Haley, Never Say Nerver Farm
IBOP Jumping
Brando KF 840025 200600086 ibop
Indoctro pref x Nulanda ster (prov keur) by Burggraaf
Owner/Breeder: Kimberlee Von Disterlo, Kimberlee Farms
Sport Mares - Dressage
Vanessa Mae 840025 200200114 keur
Bittersweet 840025 200600412 prok
Inspekteur x Easy Fame by Prince of Fame
Owner: Christine Miller, Oakmont Farm
Breeder: Marion T. Pasteur Jr.
Bolero NSN 124007 200600116 ster q. prok ibop
Owner/Breeder: Martha Haley, Never Say Nerver Farm
Bridger 840025 200600399 ster q. prok
Frontal/Mezcalero x Leontein ster sprt/s by Goodtimes
Owner/Breeder: Stephanie Simmonds, Stillwater Equestrian
Volstara 528003200203304
Numero-Uno keur x Rocky Stara by Monaco
Owner: Susan Stevenson, Twisted Oak Farms; Breeder: J H
Wezenberg
Casanova CF 840025 200700084 prok
Contango pref x Naomi by Argus
Owner: Lindsey M. Henderson
Breeder: Cynthia A. Mc Call
Censation (b. Cinvasion) 528003000707490 prok
Krack C x Winvasion keur by San Remo
Owner: DG Bar Breeders, Inc., Breeder: P. Bregman
Bettina
photo Roy Maher
Vanessa Mae
photo Reg Corkum
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