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THE NEWSLETTER OF THE
KWPN OF NORTH AMERICA
TOP MARES OF 2009
Waterford
(Harness),
Perfect Luck (Hunter),
Bieni (Jumper),
Beyonce (Dressage), Nutmegan (Gelders)
Issue 3, 2009
Page 2 • Newsletter of the KWPN-NA
2010 ANNUAL MEETING
The KWPN of North America, Inc.
609 E. Central Ave.
Sutherlin, OR 97479
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www.kwpn-na.org
2009 Board of Directors
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Members’ Committee
Anna Beal
Barbara T. Funk
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Date for Annual Meeting changed
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FL, March 11-13.
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Reception on Thursday evening and
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IN THIS ISSUE
ARTICLES
2009 keuring Reports .............................................................................4
by Jacques Verkerk.......................................................................4
by Bart Henstra.............................................................................6
by René van der Kuil ...................................................................9
Judgement Retires from Sport .............................................................10
In Memoriam ........................................................................................14
Young Rider Championships ...............................................................18
Canadian Youth Championships................................................19
KWPN-NA 2009 Top Fives.................................................................40
KWPN
KWPN Tops WBFSH Rankings..........................................................26
KWPN Spring Performance Test.........................................................28
BRIEFS
Sport Results.........................................................................................20
Young Dressage Horse Championship......................................22
Four-In-Hand Driving Championship .......................................24
Vegas KWPN Erkend...........................................................................25
Calendar of Events ...............................................................................25
Totilas KWPN Erkend..........................................................................27
ADVERTISING
Classified Advertising ..........................................................................25
Display Advertising
SmartPak.......................................................................................2
Iron Spring Farm ........................................................................48
ON THE COVER:
Waterford (Patijn x Sendrini M/Majesteit) ..................photo Wade Wilcox
Perfect Luck (Just the Best x Bella Seta/Productivity)..photo Alicia Frese
Bieni (Cardento x Tieni/Lux-Z) .................................photo Allison Moore
Beyonce (Contango x Precious Day/Gribaldi) .......photo Carolynn Bunch
Nutmegan (Fair Play x Tamara/Idool) ..............photo Laurie Virkstis.com
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 3
2009 KEURING REPORTS
BIENI WINS THE GERT VAN DER VEEN AWARD
uted to the economic recession. One
has to remember that attending a
keuring in North America is significantly more expensive than in Holland because of the large distances
travelled, which also means added
costs for stabling and hotels.
Foals
Bieni; photo by Jan Philippo
The jury saw some very good
foals this year during the two
KWPN-NA keuring tours.
A number of the foals measure up
very well against foals in Holland that
participated in the National Foal Keuring. Ferro and Jazz are still popular in
North America and produced the number one and two dressage foals. The
top group of older horses was a little
smaller than last year. The best scoring
was the Cardento daughter, Bieni,
with two 80s making up her upper
beam score.
Besides evaluating conformation
and movement of horses, the jury also
taught a course about history, conformation, movement, and judging of
KWPN horses during two days of the
second keuring. Sadly, there was not
enough interest in Florida during the
first tour for the jury to teach the
course.
by Jacques Verkerk
The number of horses and foals
seen this year was a little fewer than in
previous years, which could be attrib-
The colt Eclipse LPR (Ferro x
Passandra by Wellington x Flemmingh) received the highest honor of
all the dressage foals and therefore
led the Top Fives. The long-lined foal
has a long foreleg, a well-shaped
body and a good neck that is also used
well in movement. His trot and canter
are characterized by self-carriage,
Eclipse LPR, photo Richard Debosek
Bartram; photo by Reg Corkum
model and a lot of movement. UB-40,
Sir Sinclair and Rousseau also have
striking offspring in the top of the
rankings.
The best jumper foal was presented during the second tour, with Bart
Henstra as the head of the jury, at the
keuring at Claybrook Farm in Michigan. Encore CBF is an Indoctro son
out of the keur mare Pikina Field
(Corland x Pele, bred by G.J. Koerhuis). The second place foal Eeyanette
RGS (s. Veron) also has an imported
mother, Larinette keur (Acord II x
Ahorn, bred by VDL). Also shown
were good foals by Mr. Blue and
Numero Uno.
power and good leg technique.
Nancy Debosek is the breeder and
owner. She bought the mare Passandra, bred by W. Wiersma, in Holland.
Zinda, Passandra’s grandmother, is
also the grandmother of international
jumpers Authentic and Olinda, and
the mother of the stallion Haydn.
The Jazz son Encore was presented at Iron Spring and finished in second place. Encore is out of a mother
that was bred in the U.S., Aloha S.E.
(Sir Sinclair x Kadence keur pref by
Wanroij). This is a foal with a good
Arousseau; photo by Alicia Frese
SVS (Prestige VDL x Vittoria SVS
keur by Krack C x Ferro, bred by
Jeanne Schamblin).
Geneva; photo Onetulsa Photography
Adult Horses
Besides classes for foals there were
studbook inspection classes for adult
horses, where – after announcing the
upper beam scores – mares that
receive the ster predicate come back to
be evaluated for keur eligibility, as in
Holland at the Central Keuring.
Leading the dressage mares was
Beyonce (Contango x Precious Day
ster by Gribaldi x Rossini, bred by
Gwen Blake), as the mare with the
best trot. Rounding out the top were
the strongly built Armani (Sydney x
Ramona by Weyden x Ahorn Z, bred
by N. Krol); the Florencio daughter
and best mare at the Iron Spring keuring Bardot S.E. (d. Natuur by Wanroij,
bred by Siegi Belz-Fry) and Bling!
Bel Air; photo by Ronnette Baker
One of the most outstanding
dressage gelding in the Top Fives
was Brando (Florencio x Volckmar
x Wanroij) owned by sisters Amber
and Ashlyn DeGroot, who earned
the second highest upper beam
score. Fifteen-year old Ashlyn is
very successfully riding the stallion
Idocus and also had a good ride on
Brando in the DG Bar Cup. Another
outstanding gelding, who was not eli-
Brendo; photo by Judith Nishi
Prima Equestrian, also near Toronto, presented Beyond P, an Ahorn
daughter who earned the keur predicate after a successful IBOP.
Fourteen-year old Nutmegan
(Fairplay x Tamara ster prest by Idool
x Goudsmid) was accepted as a
Gelders horse, and earned her ster and
keur eligibility. She has a strong trot
and shows much self-carriage in her
movement.
Biarette VDL; photo by PostHorses.com
gible for the Top Fives because he had
not yet completed his additional Register A requirements, was Bolero NSN
(Sir Donnerhall x Rhumba ster by
Idocus x Wanroij, owner/breeder
Martha Haley in Nova Scotia). He
earned 85 points for his trot.
Bieni, bred by M. van Gils, out
of Tieni, a full sister to the stallion
Nobility (Lux x Wagenaar) was the
best jumper mare. With her quick
reflexes and good manner of going
she scored 80 points for jumping as
well as conformation. The mare is
now located near Toronto at River
Cross Farm.
Besides being shown in hand, the
studbook evaluation and the IBOPs,
the talent of three- to five- year old
dressage and jumper horses is also
evaluated under saddle in the DG Bar
Cup and the Iron Spring Farm Cup.
Zion JC, photo Judith Nishi
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 5
SECOND KEURING TOUR
During the break there was a nice
presentation of the Iron Spring Farm
stallions, including presentations
under the saddle by UB-40 and the
new addition to the Iron Spring stallion line-up, the Westfalen approved
stallion Florianus (Florestan).
Eclipse SCF, photo by Stacy Lynne
Iron Spring Farm
The second keuring tour started at
Iron Spring Farm with the studbook
entry of the older horses. The best dressage horse was Bardot S.E., owned and
bred by Siegi Belz-Fry. The Florencio
daughter, out of Natuur ster by Wanroij, has a good top line, although the
croup is a bit sloping. In the trot she
shows good technique but could be
more uphill, and especially the canter
has good balance and power. Bardot
earned her ster and was also keur eligible. The feminine Beatrice VDL
(Prestige x Silvano) also earned her
ster and was keur eligible. Beatrice,
owned by Paard Hill Farms, is fineboned but shows good quality and the
canter shows good reach and power.
The long-legged dressage gelding
Bien Sir ISF (Sir Sinclair) also
received a ster predicate. Bautista
(Rhodium) and Be Brave ISF (Consul)
are eligible for the star predicate with a
passing IBOP.
Andorra ISF (Sir Sinclair) earned
her keur predicate with her 77 points in
the IBOP. Andorra ISF (owner/breeder
Iron Spring Farm) has good reach in
her front leg and shows good ridebility. Andorra also received the highest
score of the day in the DG Bar Cup.
After the break Blue SCF (Balou
du Rouet) was the highest scoring
jumper. The Register A mare will earn
her star predicate when she meets her
additional requirements. Blue SCF
(owner/breeder Dr. and Mrs. Carlos
Jimenez) jumps with a quick take-off
and reflexes and opens well in the
haunches. The ISF cup was won by
Zinnia (Consul, owner/breeder Katie
Moriarty), with a score of 72 points.
Elmira-IS; photo by Bill Wertman
The second day the keuring started
with a big class of foals, the top foals
are also ranked in the Top Fives.
Champion dressage foal was the elegant and long-legged Jazz colt Encore
(owner/breeder Lisa Dickman of Pocahontas Stables). Encore showed a
very supple and uphill trot with good
flexion in the joints. Second was the
Sir Sinclair filly Eden-ISF, bred and
owned by ISF. Eden-ISF showed good
reach in movement and has a wellmuscled body. Third place went to the
well-developed Elmira-ISF. The Riverman filly is out of the beautiful mare
Rabiola and shows a good top line and
has a well-balanced canter.
Eclipse SCF, another youngster by
Balou du Rouet (owner/breeder Dr.
and Mrs. Carlos Jimenez) was the best
jumper foal. Eclipse is well developed
and has well-developed withers and
shoulders. Especially the supple canter
had good length of stride and good balance. The Riverman colt Energee
HWF, owner/breeder Julia Snyder/
Hickory Wood Farm, also showed a
good canter and placed second.
Claybrook Farms
September 18 brought us to the
hospitable Claybrook Farms where we
started with a seminar about the
KWPN, its history, veterinary requirements and linear scoring in theory and
practice. The interested and studious
attendees made it easier for the judges
to explain the decisions made at the
keuring the next day.
Nice foal classes were presented at
Claybrook Farms, which is also the
owner and breeder of the lovely
jumper foal Encore CBF. Encore CBF
has explicit jumper conformation and
is ranked first in North America. This
young colt (Indoctro out of Pikina
Field keur by Corland) is well developed, with a nice, long, well-muscled
neck, good withers and back, and legs
that are very lean and correct. In the
supple trot Encore CBF shows good
technique and the canter is well balanced and supple. Second place went
to Eastwood SPF (Cathalido, owner/
breeder Tracy Geller of Six Pound
Farm), who showed a good, well-balanced canter. Elite Field CBF (Silverstone) was also a first premium.
The supple trotter Eragon (Wamberto) ranked first in the class for dressage
by Bart Henstra
The 8-year-old Goodtimes mare
Ulottie did not free jump but will be
able to earn her ster predicate when
she passes the jumping IBOP. The 4year-old dressage mare Zomica
(Ferro) passed her IBOP and received
the keur predicate. Akina Field CBF
(Goodtimes) passed her IBOP with
her well-balanced canter and her
quick take-off and became keur.
Eragon, photo by Saddle Tree Press
Apple Lane Farm
foals. Eragon (owner/breeder Ada v.d.
Kolk) is well developed and has a nice
top line, with a well-placed, vertical
neck. First premiums also went to the
supple mover Emmett P (Rousseau,
owner/breeder Klaas and Mares v.d.
Ploeg) and the elegant Encore (Bugatti
Hilltop, owner/breeder Michael and
Evelyn Hobbs of Carousel Farm).
The September 20th keuring was
held at Apple Lane Farm, where a large
group of students visited the keuring.
Good foals defined this keuring, with
six first premiums in the class for dressage foals.
Farms) is well developed, refined and
light-footed in her movement. Her canter is well balanced and earned her a
place in the Top Fives. There were also
first premiums for Evitta MG
(Navarone) and Ensign On Deck (Wittinger).
The 3-year-old Johnson daughter
Bunny SSF (owner/breeder Shooting
Star Farm) received her ster predicate
with her supple movement and good
use of the hindleg. The gelding Ampersand (Donatelli) received the ster predicate. The mare Ade Lente (Freestyle)
passed her IBOP with 75.5 points,
showing good rideability. Ade Lente
also earned the highest score in the DG
Bar Cup that day.
Gingerwood Stables
Best dressage horse was the welldeveloped and-uphill built Armani
(Special D x Olivia elite by Idocus).
Owner/breeder Lana Sneddon rode
Armani in the DG Bar Cup where he
received 77.5 points, the highest score
of the day. Armani showed an active
trot and a powerful canter both in free
movement and under saddle. Basho
SCF also received the ster predicate.
The 3-year-old Jazz mare (owned by
Anne Schmidt of Tam Farm) is refined,
has lean legs and shows good technique in her supple movement. Joe and
Lisa Sanfelippo wanted their powerful
mare Belsjarona to be shown as a
Gelders horse. This Harmonie daughter showed a happy performance and
received her ster predicate.*
Although the judges had a six hour
delay getting there, the Gingerwood
Stables was a very pleasant treat. Due
to the delay we had to start immediately with the IBOP jumpers. The studbook mare Zenda NSN (Ferro x the
keur pref dam Never Say Never by
Wanroij, owner/breeder Martha Haley)
Ulottie and Eastwood; photo by Renee Miller impressed with her scope. She differs
a little bit in the use of her front leg,
Elita ENF (Rousseau, owner/breed- but she showed quick take off and
er Jessica Eagles) defeated all her com- good workability. With her total score
petitors with her uphill conformation, of 76.5 points Zenda NSN received her
nicely shaped neck and her supple ster predicate. Her score of 76.5 in the
movement. The well-developed Eros ISF-Cup was the highest of the day.
SSF (UB-40, owner/breeder Scot and
Carol Tolman of Shooting Star Farm)
showed good reach in the front leg
and placed second. Other first premiums were the long lined Emora MG
(Farrington), the elegant Eloma MG
(Schroeder), Everest (UB-40) and
Evander (Rampal).
* Because she does not meet the requirements for the Gelders type, Belsjarona
cannot change breeding directions. As a
rule horses cannot be looked at in a breeding direction they do not qualify for.
The well-proportioned Eeyanette
RGS (Veron x Larinette keur by
Accord II, owner/breeder Dr. and
Mrs. Terry L Schrubb of Page Brook Eeyanette RGS; photo by Page Brook Farms
The long-legged yearling Dolce
Vita showed good dressage conformation and good technique in movement.
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 7
Prima Equestrian
At Prima Equestrian we again
opened with a seminar. Prima Equestrian took good care of the attendees;
it was a very informative and clarifying day. The keuring at Prima featured
good classes, especially the jumpers.
On the 23rd we started with the IBOP
jumping. Two 3-year-olds passed the
IBOP jumping; both riders did a good
job presenting these them under sadBolero NSN; photo by Jerrica Coady-Farrell dle. Beyond P (Ahorn x Rumpole
Prima by Ferro, owner/breeder Prima
Martha Haley had a very successful
Equestrian) scored 78 points and in one
keuring with her horses; her 3-year-old
day moved from the foalbook to keur.
gelding Bolero NSN (Sir Donnerhall)
received the high scores with his nice
neck, and a trot with very good use of
the body, uphill and with reach in the
front leg. Martha’s mare Bosanova
NSN, a full sister of Zenda NSN, also
received her star and was keur eligible
with her powerful trot. In movement
Bosanova becomes bigger and uses
her neck properly.
Bagatelle NPF (Donatelli, owner/
breeder New Perth Farms) should
show more power in her movement
and can receive her ster predicate after
she passes the IBOP.
New Perth Farms showed good
dressage foals, especially the longlegged Sir Oldenburg foal Esprentina
NPF who showed good technique in
her supple movement and good posture. There was also a first premium for
Enkeur NPF (Lord Sinclair).
In movement the long-lined yearling Demarko NPF (Johnson, owner/
breeder New Perth Farms) showed
good length of stride and reach in the
front leg and received a first premium.
The jumper foal Euro’s Praxi (Lupicor,
owner/breeder Euro Equestrian Sale)
received a first premium because of his
active movement.
Beyond P; photo by Ben Radvanyi
Beyond P has a very well-developed
wither and shoulder. In jumping she
shows good technique and quick
reflexes. Beam P (Indoctro, owned by
Maureen Smith and Susan Parker) also
passed the IBOP. This 3-year-old gelding is careful, easy to ride and
adjustable to the fences. Beam P also
received the ster predicate.
The best jumper was the beautiful
3-year-old Bieni (Cardento x Tieni
keur by Lux, by Rivercross Farm),
has distinct jumper conformation,
with nice proportions and strong connections in the top line. In jumping
she is very quick and upward in her
take-off, with very good use of her
front leg, and good use of her back
and haunches.
The scopey Bambino Chin (v. Chin
Chin) also received the ster predicate.
The Gelders mare Adessa (Koss)
impressed the judges last year at the
keuring, and this day scored 76 in her
IBOP, receiving the keur predicate.
The dressage mare Amelia (Jacardo)
passed the IBOP with 78 points, especially her canter was well-balanced and
powerful, scoring 8.5 points. Due to
her weak loins Amelia did not become
keur eligible.
The jumper foal class impressed the
judges with their conformation, canter
and pedigrees. All foals received a first
premium and two ranked in the Top
Fives in North America. The canter of
the handsome Estrada LWS (Numero
Uno x Majesteit keur by Nimmerdor,
owner/breeder Don and Tracy Holmgren of Longwood Stables) put him in
first place. His good body and nice
long neck also contributed to that
placement. Second place went to the
well-developed Clinton son, Epsom
Bloom (owner/breeder Bloomington
Farm), who showed a good top line
and a good, supple canter. Elle Chin P
(Chin Chin), Elektra LWS (Ustinov)
and Empress Chin P (Chin Chin) followed.
First premiums also went to the
dressage foal Elcho and the hunter foal
Exodus Bloom.
Adessa; photo by Allison Moore
QUALITY HARNESS HORSES IN OHIO
The combined KWPN-NA and
ADHHA keuring was held on
September 11 in Sullivan, Ohio.
by René van der Kuil
This was the fourth time that the
KWPN-NA harness horse keuring
was organized by the American Dutch
Harness Horse Association. The
ADHHA is the registry that is used
mainly by Amish breeders to register
their (cross bred) harness horses. The
jury, consisting of René van der Kuil
and Lana Sneddon, saw a variety of
high-quality harness horses.
The best filly at the keuring was
Elixerian (Whiskei x Bellerina by
Unbelievable by Manno) owned and
bred by Ron and Debbie Egan. The
Egans are also the breeders of the
Hackney stallion Makari Jetsetter and
the trainers at Windy Knoll Farm, the
very beautiful keuring location. Elixeria is long lined with a very good harness type. She trots with a good front
and very good leg use. She comes
from the Dini Markhorst mare line.
The best colt was also a descendant of
Whiskei, from the Jonker-Anjolina
daughter, breeder/owner Marlin Ray
Miller. Whiskei is a son of Patijn out
Egan’s Eureka
of the Sjoerd Cazemier bred star mare
Sabrina by.Manno, that was licensed
for North American breeding two
years ago. With seven foals he was the
leading sire of the keuring. Of the ten
foals present, seven received a first
premium. Elixeria was the foal champion and would not have been out of
place at national levels in Holland.
Windfall
The only yearling at the keuring
received a first premium. Double the
Money (Money Maker x the keur preferent prestatie mare Etinkie by Natuur,
owner Rosewood Farm). This colt has
a beautiful front but the foreleg lacks
some length. Self-carriage is good at
the trot, but the bay could be more
convincing. Etinkie is great-grandmother to the new breeding stallion
champion Waldemar.
Four mature mares came for studbook inspection. All were entered
into the studbook and three earned
the ster predicate. All these mares
were bred by Dean Wikel of Pegasus
Arabians. A few years ago Dean
Wikel was one of the major investors
in harness horses. Among others, he
purchased the approved stallion
Jonker and top mares Erina (Waterman), Paulette B (Fabricius) and
photos Ron and Debbie Egan
Rommy (Milano) to use in his halfArab breeding program. He has since
sold most of his harness horses. Jonker
was presented in Sullivan by his new
owner Rose Wood Farms.
Leading the mare class was the sixyear-old Waterford (Patijn x Sendrini
ster by Majesteit, owned by Chris
Schmucker). She is a long-lined black
mare with a lot of refinement that
moves with power and action. This
mare goes back to the mare line of the
Poppen family. Second was the sixyear old Wrapped in Roses (Waterman x Roligemma H by Kolonel,
owned by Alan Graber). This bay
mare has a classic imprint but moves
strongly. She is from the mare line that
produced the approved stallion Wilhelmus. Also ster was three-year-old
Barbie (Jonker x Orina ster by
Jochem, owner Twilight Valley Farm.
Waterford and Barbie also performed the IBOP. Waterford earned 75
points and was therefore promoted
from foalbook to keur mare in one
day! Barbie had to make do with 72.5
points. The three-year-old seems to
have enough talent, but did not show
it that day.
Easter Lily
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 9
JUDGEMENT-ISF RETIRES FROM SPORT
2009 marks the end of an era the retirement of the great
jumper Judgement ISF.
foreword by Christine DeHerera
Few horses in the history of the
sport of show jumping have the fan
following, peer respect and competitive results as this magnificent black
stallion, who has wowed fans since his
competitive debut in the 1995 International Jumper Futurity.
Now, at 18 years of age, it is time
for his legions of fans to say goodbye
and wish him a happy retirement.
Judgement ISF has won more than
$1,500,000 in his career and has a performance record that is nearly
unmatched. Among his accomplishments: victory in the $1,000,000 CN
International at Spruce Meadows – the
first for a North-American-bred horse.
His numerous Grand Prix victories are
coupled with his representation of the
United States in 10 Nations Cup classes. He also represented his country in
the 2002 World Equestrian Games in
Jerez, Spain.
Although he has been bred lightly,
his offspring have inherited his talent
and good temperament. They are winning both over fences and in sporthorse breeding competitions and are
always highly ranked by the KWPN.
by Meghan DeGaray, Megan Maloney & Mary Jo Sloan
Some people say I’m Judgement’s
biggest fan. Maybe it’s the Facebook
fan page I started for him, or the hundreds of pictures of him that I own, or
maybe it’s the fact that I could barely
watch when he competed because I
would get so nervous and excited. But
how could anyone not be enamored of
this charming and athletic 17-hand
dark bay stallion? I’ve known Judgement from the very beginning. His official retirement ceremony here at Syracuse seems like the perfect occasion to
reflect on his remarkable career. I hope
my fellow Judgement fans enjoy this
reminiscence, and for those of you who
haven’t had the pleasure of knowing
“Judgey” yet, perhaps you’ll see why
he has so many fond followers around
the world.
I am the breeding manager at Iron
Spring Farm, where Judgement was literally born and bred. He grew up on
the farm’s spacious pastures and
rolling hills in Coatesville, Pennsylvania. Iron Spring is a special place that
has realized the ambitious vision of
owner Mary Alice Malone – to breed
top-quality equine athletes so that people can buy European-quality horses
From left to right: Karen Golding (worked
for Michael Matz), Meghan DeGaray,
Amy Gailis (Judgement’s groom), Beezie
Madden, John Madden, Mary Alice
Malone and Doug Logan (announcer)
photos by Bill Wertman
right here in the United States. Horses
are carefully selected; stallions
matched with mares that complement
each other, all with the goal of each
generation of foals exceeding their parents. It is Mary Alice’s vision and commitment to excellence and detail that
was Judgement’s beginning, and many
others have helped him along the way.
When Judgement ISF was born in
June of 1991 it was clear he would do
his sire, Consul, justice, but at that
young age, no one could imagine what
he would accomplish over his career.
The first hint of Judgement’s natural
talent came when he was sent through
the jumping chute as a three year old –
he literally made jaws drop. That undeniable natural talent was combined
with his stellar performance would
make Judgement the first American
stallion approved by the KWPN.
Judge found great partners over the
years, no doubt a factor in his impressive success. After being started by
Melvin Dutton, Judgement ISF found
himself under the tutelage of none
other than show-jumping legend
Michael Matz. The first day Michael
came to see Judgement, he was a three-
In July of 2000Judge moved to
John Madden Sales. Beezie thought a
stallion of Judgement’s size might be a
lot to handle, but she soon found that
“he’s a light horse to ride and he wants
to work with you.” Their partnership
would grow to be a memorable one
both for show jumping fans and for
Beezie herself. At nine years of age, he
had shown predominately in the U.S.,
with the exception of a trip to Belgium
in 1997 for the World Breeding Championships for Young Jumpers with
Michael.
year-old and Melvin Dutton was riding
him. Michael says Melvin had set up a
huge wall and Judge jumped so big and
powerfully that they just about landed
in the garden outside the ring. Michael
was so impressed that he knew right
away this horse would be something
special.
Michael’s experience told him that
taking it slow would be the best route
with this stallion. He says of Judgement, “As far as raw ability, he has the
most ability of all the horses I have ridden. As much talent as any horse I’ve
ridden. Athletically Jet Run was better
and Heisman was very good and Rhum
more careful, but as far as raw natural
ability, Judgement had the most.”
When Michael made the decision
to leave the show-jumping world to
train race horses (most notably Barbaro), he was left with the hard decision of who would take over the reins
on the big black stallion. Michael suggested Beezie Madden might be the
right fit. John Madden, Beezie’s husband and collaborator in training
duties, would later say that Michael’s
entrusting Judgement to Beezie and
him is one of the proudest moments of
his life.
While Judgement came with a solid
foundation and tremendous talent, he
also had a debilitating fear of water
jumps, which could have destroyed his
chances for success in the Grand Prix
ring if not overcome. All of the best
Grands Prix in the U.S. and around the
world include some type of water
obstacle, whether it be a large water
jump or small liverpools at the base of
fences. Unless the big stallion could
learn to not fear water, his chances for
becoming a top show jumper were
severely limited. Michael and Iron
Spring put their trust in John and
Beezie to do their best to bring Judgement along. Like Michael, John and
Beezie took their time and eventually
found an effective, though highly
unusual, training method: “On Target”
clicker training, a positive reinforcement approach to animal training best
known for its use with marine mammals. Combining that tool and their
own methodology, they were able to
give Judgement the confidence to overcome his fear of the water. It took years
of patience, but the end result was phenomenal.
Performance Highlights
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1st - $65,000 ESSO Challenge, 2009
1st - $100,000 Encana Cup, Spruce Meadows, 2008
1st - $175,000 Nexen Cup Derby, 2008, 2007
1st - CN Performance Grand Prix, Spruce Meadows, 2008, 2007
1st - $50,000 Animal Planet Cup, 2008, 2006
National Champion Title, Spruce Meadows, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2001
1st - Samsung Super League Hickstead Nations Cup, 2007
1st - $175,000 Shell Cup Derby, 2006
The Chronicle of the Horse Showjumper of the Year, 2005
1st - $1,000,000 CN International, 2005
1st - CSIO La Baule Nations Cup, 2005
1st - CSIO SI. Gallen 1.5m, 2005
1st - Lafarge Cup, Spruce Meadows, 2005
1st - Dublin Six Bar, 2005
1st - $150,000 Grand Prix, Charlotte Jumper Classic, 2004
1st - ATB Financial Cup, 2006, 2004
1st - Grand Prix Qualifier, Valkenswaard, 2004
1st - $100,000 WCHR Spectacular, 2003 Cosequin Wellington Finale
1st - $75,000 Idle Dice Classic, 2003
1st - $60,000 Budweiser Prix de Penn National, 2002
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JUDGEMENT RETIRES FROM SPORT
“Most horses never get past a fear
of water if they have it,” John
explained. “Judgement coped well with
it though. At the end of his career, it
was no longer even a factor. He is a
great stallion, not just because of his
ability, but because of his character,
how hard he tries.”
That September, two months after
he arrived at John Madden Sales,
Beezie and Judgement took on their
first big Grand Prix, the American Gold
Cup in Devon, PA. Already forming a
good partnership, the pair placed seventh. In October, they flew to Europe
to get some international experience.
Judge had never before competed
indoors, a real test for an inexperienced
horse. This tour of Europe with Beezie
would be his first serious experience
with the international scene and its
indoor venues with big crowds and
many of the top horses and riders in the
world. Indoor Friesland Leeuwarden
was the first stop, then Maastricht and
the finale in Amsterdam. They had
good ribbons in all their classes and it
was quite a good start for Beezie and
the rather young Grand Prix horse, still
only nine years old.
In 2001, they began in Florida.
Beezie rode Judge in the $200,000
Offspring Highlights
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KWPN-NA #1 Jumper Stallion/Gelding,
#1 ISF Cup, #1 (tie) Jumper IBOP, 2007
Dena SCF
KWPN #1 Jumper Foal, 2008
Artesian
GAIG/USDF Champion Two-Year-Old Colt, Region VII
Judgement Call IJF Finals Eastern Region Champion Best Performance,
Reserve Champion Best Type, 2007
Zenobea ISF
Winner Dressage at Devon and KWPN Top Ten Foal
Invitational in Tampa where they came
in fourth. In June they went to Spruce
Meadows for the first time. It was evident that Judge loved Spruce from the
get go as they had ribbons in nearly
every class including the Spruce Meadows National $73,403 Canadian Pacific World Cup and the $133,460 ATCO
Power Queen Elizabeth II Cup, finishing second in both.
After a trip to California, they jetted
to the Netherlands for more international experience and then back to
Spruce Meadows for the Masters.
Judgement and Beezie then represented the USA in the Nations Cup for the
first time. They did the Team proud and
were double clear – playing a crucial
role in securing the Silver Medal for
Team USA. The next day Beezie rode
Judge in the Nortel Networks Grand
Prix where they placed fourth.
They finished out the year tackling
the North American indoor circuit consisting of Washington, Harrisburg and
Toronto. In D.C. they were members of
the Nations Cup Team and helped
secure another second for the Team.
At this point it was becoming clear
to Judgement’s team that this uniquely
talented stallion and that he had some
definite likes and dislikes. At some
venues he seemed to thrive, where at
others he would do well, but be
markedly less enthusiastic. Washington
was not his favorite venue, but he liked
Harrisburg. As much he loved the big,
free-ranging outdoor jumping fields of
Calgary, he seemed to dislike competing at Toronto’s Royal Winter Fair in
the heart of the city. Syracuse, on the
other hand, came to be a favorite. Perhaps he thrived on the loud enthusiasm
of the Syracuse fans, or maybe it was
because he knew he’d get a chance to
jump some of the highest jumps of the
year in the 4-bar phase of the Animal
Planet Sporthorse Cup.
While Judgement never went to the
Olympics, he was never considered
second fiddle to his barnmate Authentic. In 2002, Judgement won over
$140,000 and competed to top placings
in the U.S., Canada and Europe. Over
the next seven years Judgement’s signature jumping style, with his tremenBeezie Madden speaking about Judge
while watching the jumbo-tron.
AN INTERVIEW WITH MARY ALICE MALONE
dous power and unique tail flip, would
garner him many more wins around the
world. In 2008, John and Beezie wondered if it was time to retire the big stallion whose career had now spanned 14
years with over $1.5 million in winnings. He had won his third straight
Derby at Spruce Meadows, by being
the only horse to go clear in the pouring rain, and then finished out the year
with a second win in the Animal Planet Sporthorse Cup.
Given that he was still jumping so
well Mary Alice, John and Beezie
decided to give him one more year at
Spruce Meadows, his favorite place to
compete, where he had won so often
over the years and gained the affection
of so many fans. As an 18-year-old
Judgement went back to his beloved
Spruce Meadows in 2009, and earned
nearly $50,000 by winning the $65,000
ESSO Cup and placing in the top seven
in every other class he entered. The
folks at Spruce Meadows, knowing it
would be his last competition there,
gave him a fantastic send-off. I don’t
think I was the only one with tears in
my eyes.
John says that he is most happy that
Judgement is finishing out his storied
career healthy and in good form and
that Beezie feels the same way. I could
not agree more. With nothing left to
prove in the ring, Judgement will return
to Iron Spring Farm in 2010 where he
will stand at stud. He has already sired
impressive offspring in the past years,
and I know he will leave a legacy of
wonderful horses. While I’m delighted
that I’ll get to see him everyday (since
his stall will be just steps from my
office) his return to Iron Spring is bittersweet for me – I can’t help but wonder if he will miss the roar of the
crowds.
What was Judgement ISF like as a young horse?
He showed me he was a super jumper very early. He was a big, good-looking colt and
he jumped the moon.
When did you realize that he was special?
When I saw him jumping in preparation for a keuring I knew he had more talent than
any horse I had ever seen.
What made you decide to send him to Michael Matz for training as a jumper?
I liked Michael very much as a person and knew he’d be fair to the horse. I knew he
would take his time and let Judgement develop at his own speed. When Michael retired,
I was fortunate that Beezie and John Madden could continue Judgement’s career.
What was it like when he won the CN $1,000,000 class at Spruce Meadows?
It was a once in a lifetime moment-the icing on the cake. All of his wins have been totally amazing. I’m very lucky to have had him with Michael Matz early in his career, and
Beezie and John Madden for the majority of his international victories. This magical
connection between Judgement and Beezie made the entire experience special for me.
What is your favorite memory of Judgement?
When he was a young horse I had someone helping us work with him. He jumped the
little jumps and jumped out of the ring and kept right on going! What has been really
special are the relationships I have had with the people who have trained Judgement.
Not only are they talented, but they truly took care of him as a special horse. This has
been a really cool thing.
What does Judgement’s success mean for North American breeders?
It has taken a long time for people to realize that not only do we have talented horses
in this country, but we also have the riders and trainers to bring that talent along.
What will Judgement do after his retirement?
He’s going to enjoy a well-deserved retirement and stand at stud.
Any other thoughts?
I’m incredibly lucky to have such a wonderful horse. It’s the combination of having the
right horse, recognizing the talent and putting him with people that nurtured that talent.
A last victory round for Judge and Beezie
An interview with Mary Alice Malone
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 13
IN MEMORIAM
KEVEKKO
1992-2009
I think many of us have had special
bonds with our equine partners. It’s
what keeps us going, and keeps us
dedicated to an otherwise difficult and
sometimes punishing sport. I have had
the privilege of riding many special
horses in my life and learning from
each one, but I don’t think any of them
will ever touch the bond I had with my
partner of 10 years, my stallion
Kevekko.
He was extraordinary in so many
ways. As a sporthorse he excelled in
both dressage and jumping, showing
remarkable talent for both disciplines:
although he competed successfully
through Grand Prix dressage, he was
the only stallion at his 100-Day Stallion test to earn a 10 for jumping under
saddle. As a breeding stallion, he was
as dependable as he was in the show
ring, and sired foals that were lovely
movers with even lovelier temperaments. As a competitor, he was steadfast and reliable, as well as spectacular. But to me, this was all on paper. To
me, it was Kevekko’s heart that made
him so special, and what separated
him from all others.
My parents imported Kevekko
from the Netherlands as a gangly,
Kevekko
Farn NWP pref
Nimmerdor pref
Ramona VB NWP ster
Wellington keur
Lucky Boy b xx pref
Patty keur pref
Eritama Sgrt ster
H Almé Z Stb
Zevenster Stb
Sansevieria keur
Evekka keur
Lucky Boy b xx pref
Rebekka ster pref
Frelona Sgldt kroon pref
plain brown weanling. My mother,
Carolyn Hoekstra, has always had a
particular talent for picking out exceptional youngsters, even at their most
awkward. But I truly believe that in
Kevekko’s case, her choosing him was
more than a sum of his physical parts.
He was kind, generous, intelligent and
mentally tough, but with a sparkle in
his eye that told you there was much
more going on.
That sparkle translated in the show
ring, and in life. He had a quiet way
about him (when he wasn’t calling for
the ladies!) and always tried his hardest, no matter what. He was a horse
that never said “no”, especially not to
me. For instance, when he did his 100Day Test, the head trainer pulled my
mother aside to explain that in the first
week or so, the stallions were pushed
until they drew a line in the sand, saying “I can’t give any more” so the
trainers would know their thresholds.
The reason he pulled her aside, however, was that Kevekko was the only
stallion he had ever encountered that
never drew a line. He just kept trying,
because that was his job.
Over the years there were many
demonstrations of his steadiness and
generosity. One I remember in particular was when he was about six and
we were warming up for the Bloomfield show. In typical Michigan-weather fashion, it was cold, blustery and
raining. One of the vendor tents came
unanchored and blew across the ring
banging smack into us. As the other
horses tried to save themselves by
abandoning ship, Kevekko just trotted
on as if nothing had happened, steady
and calm, ready for the next request…
because he knew it was his job.
His determination never seemed to
waiver. One year at the Regional
Championships we were competing in
the Prix St. Georges. One corner of the
ring had been overwatered and
Kevekko slipped near the beginning of
the test. I could tell something was not
quite right afterwards, but he seemed
ok, so we carried on. He performed
beautifully, as always, and then something happened I will never forget: we
came down that last centerline and halted, having completed a mistake-free
test. Then, he walked out of the halt on
three legs. It turned out he had pulled a
suspensory, but he refused to give up
during the test... because it was his job.
Another time, I decided to do some
cross-country jumping with him. I
thought it was a waste to not take
advantage of all that jumping talent.
Under instruction we did a few practice jumps and then attempted a very
small bank. Kevekko was having a
blast and jumped a little bigger than I
expected. I flew off to the side and was
bracing for impact. I shut my eyes and
waited. But, to my ultimate surprise,
Kevekko to the rescue! He scooted
sideways and then stopped, catching
me and popping me back into the saddle. I knew I would always be safe
with him. He was protecting me,
I have thousands of stories about
him and our time together, some
funny, some harrowing, and some profound. Stories like sitting on him under
the pavilion at Waterloo, waiting for a
thunderstorm to ease up so we could
do our freestyle. He was relaxed as
could be and spent the time entertaining the spectators with his cool
demeanor as we waited. Or, how he
always used to try to nip my hand during the FEI jogs because he knew I
by Colleen Knox
wasn’t allowed to carry a whip. Or,
how excited he used to get at the swell
of the music and the applause of the
audience when doing freestyles. Or,
when he gave up his male dignity for
a brief moment to let me put streamers
in his tail and glitter on his hooves to
do a patriotic freestyle dedicated to my
brother, a naval officer. But mostly I
remember that when I was riding him
it felt like we were one. We moved
together, thought together, shared joy
and disappointment together.
He saw me through my turbulent
teenage years – we started competing
at Training Level when I was seventeen and he was five. He held me
steady to my course as I pushed
through personal conflict, worked
through college, transitioned from
child to adult, and somehow together
we made our way to the top. That hot
summer day at Lamplight when we
rode our first Grand Prix, I came out
of the ring in tears. I was so touched
by his effort, by how much we had
accomplished together, and I knew he
understood. He had given all he had,
I don’t think I have ever learned
more from anyone in my life.
Kevekko taught me to be patient, no
matter how frustrated I was. To be still,
With Colleen; photo Bob Tarr
even when I wanted to run. To never
say “no” to opportunities, and to never
take no for an answer. To fight for
what I thought was fair, and that hard
work does get rewarded in the end. To
believe in myself when no one else
would. But most of all, he taught me
to trust without fear, and to love without condition.
Now, I am lucky enough to have
his daughter and granddaughter with
me here in England. I see him in them
every day, and I feel him with me
every time I ride. I take all those lessons with me everywhere I go, to
every horse I train and everyone I
teach, and even to those I love. It is a
way of keeping his memory alive and
of carrying his legacy forward.
Because I know that is my job.
Colleen and Kevekko received
many National and Regional awards:
USEF National Silver Stirrup Awards:
• 2005 Res. Ch. Intermediaire II
• 2004 Ch. Intermediaire I
• 2004 Res. Ch. Intermediaire II
• 2004 3rd Intermediaire I F/S
• 2003 Ch. Intermediaire I
• 2003 4th Intermediaire I F/S
• 2003 4th Prix St. Georges
• 2002 Ch. Upper Level Dressage
• 2002 Ch. Prix St. Georges
• 2002 Res. Ch. Fourth Level
With Tonya; photo Susan J. Stickle
by Tonya Barber
We purchased Kevekko in the
summer of 2006 for Dr. Lora
Stephens. We had had our eye on him
for a long time, but never had the
opportunity to buy him. Then Colleen
called me to say she was getting married, moving to England and needed to
sell Kevekko. I immediately started
thinking “How can I get this wonderful horse into our barn?”
Sometime later, Lora and I drove to
see Kevekko. I rode him, Lora rode
him and then my mom Carole rode
him. Carole loved him. He was beautiful, and looked the part to really up the
quality level in our barn.
After getting Kevekko home and
working with him we started thinking
we could make a run at Grand Prix. His
age was a concern, but we wanted to
try. Dr. Stephens was kind enough to
loan Kevekko to me for up to three
years with the goal of possibly doing
the 2010 World Championship Trials.
In 2008 Kevekko and I won USEF
Silver Stirrup Champion in Int. II and
Reserve Champion in Grand Prix. We
also won Int. II Champion 2008 for the
Midwest Dressage Association and
Reserve Champion for Grand Prix. We
qualified for the North American
Regional Championships in both I-II
and Grand Prix, but he was sidelined
with an injury so were not able to go.
In 2009, we headed to Wellington,
Florida, and competed against many of
our best horses and riders, placing in
almost every class and winning the
Grand Prix at the Winter Equestrian
Festival Classic. On the last Saturday
of March, I began warming up
Kevekko for my Intermediaire class;
which I used as a warm-up for the
Grand Prix. He began the warm-up
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IN MEMORIAM
really well. As I began my trot half pass
work I came around a right turn
through the corner of the ring and felt
Kevekko take a bad step on his right
front. He took a few more bad steps
and then as Carole coached me to put
him more through, he stoically became
sound again.
Although he had taken a few bad
steps he was performing well and did
not seem to be in any distress. Kevekko
was wonderful in the ring and I could
not have felt more prepared for the
Grand Prix that was to be the following day. However, after Kevekko was
cooled down and had his bath I had his
caretaker and our assistant Jamie
Kruithoff take him out of the stall and
jog him. I hoped he would be all right,
but I knew right away he was seriously injured. We had an ultrasound
machine on him within an hour and
began what was to be a one month
struggle to diagnose why he was so
lame in the right front.
One month later, on April 27th,
Kevekko and I hit the road for Kentucky. I drove him to Hagyard Davis
for an MRI. On the 28th, I awaited the
results of the MRI. I was not sure how
I felt. I had many feelings: numb, tired
and appreciative for all the experiences
he had given me.
It takes a team to put a horse and
rider into the ring at the Grand Prix
level. I feel so grateful to have been at
that level with such a majestic horse. I
feel grateful to my mom Carole for all
her hours of hard work with Kevekko
and me. I feel so appreciative of Lora
for saying “yes” the day I asked her to
loan Kevekko to me and to give up her
own personal time on his back. Lora
truly has given to the sport of dressage
in so many ways; through her breeding
program as well as by supporting her
breeding stallion Kevekko at Grand
Prix level. He had the strength and talent for the sport at the highest level. He
was also a super jumper which truly
made him an ideal breeding stallion.
When you compete a horse a bond
forms. It is a bond unlike any other.
Entering the arena and being judged is
such a wonderful thing because for
those few minutes it’s truly just you
and the horse. There is no re-take, no
trainer who can say how to do it. The
horse and you are alone in the arena
performing under stress and pressure
and getting through it together. It is
because of this “moment of truth” that
a special bond forms. I could have sent
Kevekko with someone else for the
MRI, It would have been easier. But
after all he has done for me, I had to be
there to pat him on the neck and say
“good boy”.
Kevekko’s MRI showed that the
pastern joint no longer had any cartilage. It showed bone on bone, which is
very painful, and some bone degeneration. This had not previously shown up
on x-rays. The surgeon said this level
of arthritis starts from some sort of
injury. In other words, he wasn’t born
with it, but developed the problem.
During the month of May, Dr. Gomez,
a top surgeon from Hagyard Davis,
tried to treat the joint but there was no
improvement. His joint continued to
deteriorate and there was nothing more
medically we could do.
On June 1st of 2009, Kevekko
returned home. His prognosis was that
even with stall confinement the bones
would continue to deteriorate. The official diagnosis was progressive degenerative joint disease in RF pastern joint.
There was no good outcome.
The decision was made between
Dr. Braeutigam, Dr. Gomez, myself
and Lora Stephens to humanely put
Kevekko to sleep. This was the hardest
decision I’ve ever had to make.
I’ve learned more from Kevekko
than any other horse in my career –
both in show jumping and dressage. He
taught me a much deeper respect for
horses. Kevekko was ridden and
trained most of his life by Colleen
Hoekstra-Knox. Colleen and Kevekko
had a bond which was very special. I
knew when we bought him at age 15 it
would be hard to replace Colleen and I
knew it would take time for Kevekko
to get to know me. I had no idea he
would make me work so hard to earn
his respect. For the first year Kevekko
played with me and tested every skill I
had, humbling me on a daily basis. I
was determined to become a team with
him, although every day I felt more and
more like I could never replace the
bond he had with Colleen. I can honestly say that in Florida 2009, we
became a team. He finally said yes, I
will be your partner. I had earned that
right.
He had his own opinions. When I
was wrong he shouted it to me loud
and clear, but when I was right he gave
me his best and made my seat, timing,
and knowledge grow every day that I
rode him. It was a privilege to know
him and ride him. I learned a respect
for horses I never had before and I’m a
better rider and horsewoman today
because Kevekko was in my life.
I thank his owner, Dr. Lora
Stephens, from the bottom of my heart
for her unending support. Lora always
had Kevekko’s best interest at heart.
I also am so thankful to my mother
Carole Grant for her support and hard
work with Kevekko. She taught him
and me so much about passage and
piaffe – the one movement from the
Grand Prix we struggled with. In the
end Kevekko had a correct, fluid passage and piaffe and was able to transition between the two with so much
rideability. I learned a whole new level
of throughness and straightness from
our struggles. I also learned how much
strength it takes for a horse to do this
movement and felt myself how important it is for horses to begin passage
and piaffe at a very early age in order
to build the muscles over many years.
dressage and also scored well on his
index and the number of ster daughters.
I am so eager to train Kevekko’s
offspring which we have coming up
now from some very good mares.
Victorie
I buried Kevekko at the highest
point on my property overlooking a
field of apple trees to one side and a
field of horses on the other. His daughter who is a year old now roams the
field nearby and sometimes I hear the
coyotes howling over the place where
he lies. I miss him every day.
MONDRIAAN
1994-2009
Mondriaan
Burnus ox
Habicht Trak
Hallo Trak
Balzflug Trak
Insterfeuer Trak
Balzjagd Trak
Ballyvergin Lady xx Trak
Supreme Court xx
Cadmus xx bb
Covert Side xx
Unette keur pref prest
Hurricane Sprt
Nannet ster pref prest
Vottie Sgldt crown pref
Mondriaan, bred by R. Franssen
and owned by Paragon Equestrian, was
humanely euthanized on June 29th,
2009. He scored 31 points for dressage
at the 1997 performance test, finishing
in first place. He competed at Z-level
His son Superman was USDF
Region 5 Champion PSG with
69.625%, and RMDS Champion at I-1
with 70.5%.
VICTORIE
1994-2009
Nearco xx
Compromise xx bb
Idealist xx
Lucky Boy xx b pref
Ksarinor xx
Sejane xx bb
Jeanne Seymour xx
Polaris NWP
Formateur Sgldt keur
Louwra A NWP mod pref prest
Roletta ster
Batavier Sgldt
Ivieka Stb
Vieka Sgldt
Victorie, bred by W. A. Hamoen,
was known in the U.S. as De la
Chance, and was best known as the sire
of Hidden Creek’s Laurel. He was
humanely euthanized on July 7th,
2009.
Victorie towered over who owner
Mary Sue Acuff, who was perhaps 5
feet tall and weighed maybe 98
pounds. But she showed him successfully in dressage and handled him during breeding.
When the pair was younger they
fox hunted in central Florida and later
on it was not uncommon to see them
trail riding bareback through the neighborhood.
Theirs was a magnificent relationship and as Mary Sue became ill, Victorie started pining for her. After her
death in March he lost the will to live.
E’SOP’S FABLE
1986-2009
E’Sop’s Fable
Furioso xx
Mexico SF
Dame de Ranville SF
Le Mexico keur
Brule Tout SF
Peche Melba SF
Guitoune SF
Tremolo xx
Paradox Stb
Quetsche SF
Wendy ster
Amor Sgldt pref
Hannie Sgldt keur
Anjo Sgldt ster pref
Sadly, E’sop’s Fable (bred by Pieter
den Hartog) succumbed to complications due to age and colic on July 27,
2009. E’sop’s Fable, by the great Le
Mexico, was foaled in 1986 in California. Jim and Kathy McDonald, purchased Fable when he was about six
months old and presented him for his
approval in 1993. He spent his last several years in retirement as the senior
breeding stallion for Les Chevaux de
Carlier, Gene and Noelle Carlier.
E’Sop’s Fable was approved
KWPN-NA, Selle Francais and AWR.
He sired many champions in hunters,
jumpers, dressage and eventing and his
offspring continue to win in all disciplines. E’sop’s Fable had a long career
as a jumper with many wins to his
credit. He tied the 6’6” record at Huntington Beach in 1994. In his early
career, he also performed well in the
Dressage ring with Kathy McDonald.
E’Sop’s Fable’s phenomenal disposition, which – along with his remarkable agility and talent – has been
passed to his progeny.
Fable will be truly missed by all
who knew and worked with him.
by Noelle Carlier
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 17
YOUNG RIDER CHAMPIONSHIPS
The 2009 North American
Junior and Young Rider Championships took place from July
16 – 26, at the Kentucky Horse
Park in Lexington, KY.
KWPN horses, consisting of Brian
Hafner and Lombardo LHF, Amanda
Harlan and Liberté, Christine
Stephenson and Markant and Brianna Dutton with Tibet, finished with a
total score of 198.631.
Riders, aged 14 – 21, come from
the United States,
Bermuda, Canada, FEI Young Riders Team Test (PSG) 2009
Ramses Hamlet x Moree by Contango
Mexico,
Puerto 2
Liberté Flemming x Evelina by Oldenburg
Rico
and
the 6
9
Jive
Ulft x Cindymaid
Caribbean Islands to
11
Tibet
Idocus x Muziek by Uniform
compete for cham12
Maarten Vincent x Cieni by Jasper
pionships in the 13
Oslo
Contango x Lauder Gold xx by Fast Gold xx
Olympic equestrian 14
Markant Michelangelo x Urona by Vanitas
disciplines of showThe Silver Medal Team came from
jumping, dressage, eventing and reining. The competition is run under rules Region 2 and was made up of Ashlee
of the FEI (Federation Equestre Inter- Todosijevic and Sjoerd, Brittany
nationale) and is the only FEI champi- McCarthy and Gabelle, Kristen N.
onship held in this country. The Becker and Ramses, and Kassandra
KWPN was well represented in the Barteau and GP Raymeister. Region 2
dressage competition by teams from had two riders finish in the top three
individually, and earned a combined
the U.S. and Canada.
score of 197.315.
Amanda Sterns on Revanche, and
McKenzie Jenkins on Tsarina Bint RII.
Lindsay Seidel-Wassenaar of
Blufton, AB, and her horse Oslo, who
rode as individuals, earned a score of
63.474%.
Kristen Becker
Amanda Harlan
Amy Jager
Dutton
Rider: Alexa Rice
Lindsay Seidel-Wassenaar
Christine Stephenson
67.789%
65.684%
64.474%
64.105%
63.895%
63.474%
62.526%
Individual Test
The team competition, which took
place in the rain, was followed by the
individual competition, which took
place on a hot and sunny day. Ramses
and Kristen Beckers were the high
scoring KWPN combination, finishing
in second place with 68.684%.
Freestyle Test
FEI
2
6
8
10
14
15
Young Riders Individual 2009
Tibet
Jive
Ulft x Cindymaid
Oslo
Young Riders
Team Test
The Bronze Medal went to Region
3 with a combined score of 194.579.
The Region 3 team included MaryCameron Rollins on Rose Noir 2, Caroline Roffman on Accent Aigu FRH,
With just over four points separating the Gold Medal Team from the
Bronze Medal Team, competition was
fierce but Region 7
took home Team FEI Young Rider Freestyle
Gold on the first 3
4
day of Young Rider
5
competition. The
7
Tibet
Gold Medal Team, 9
Oslo
including
three 10
Jive
Ulft x Cindymaid
The final day of
the Young Rider
competition
featured the musical
freestyles. Ramses
and Kristen Becker
again leading the
KWPNers and placing third overall
with 69.6%.
Kristen Becker
Brianna Dutton
Amy Jager
Amanda Harlan
68.684%
66.053%
64.947%
64.211%
63.632%
63.526%
Kristen Becker
Amanda Harlan
Brianna Dutton
Amy Jager
69.600%
68.950%
68.400%
66.450%
65.900%
65.400%
Junior Riders
Team Test
Class: 4 - FEI Junior
1 Caravella
5 Tvauri
8 Ragtime V
11 Oletty’s Dutch Treat
12 Ga Deva
13 Verdicci
14 Odilon
Rider Team Test
Contango x P. Riviera by Riverman
Flemmingh x Lancia T by Rubinstein
Jazz x Horette by Ulft
Jazz x Jetty/Stornello
unknown
Krack C x Nadine’s Monday
Inspekteur x Jelenza by Calypso
The Gold Medal
went to Team East
from Canada. The
team finished with a
total of 196.433
points, almost six
Class: 5 - FEI Junior Individual Test
points ahead of the 3 Caravella
Silver Medal Team.
9 Verdicci
Krack C x Nadine’s Monday
Jazz x Horette by Ulft
Team East consist- 9 Ragtime V
ing of Zachary Ball
Class: 6 - FEI Junior Freestyle Test
with Karajan (Trak), 2 Caravella
Alexandra
Dvorak
with Fling (Westf),
USA Region 1, consisting of
Megan Lane with Caravella, and Maura
Nicole
DelGiorno with Lamborghini
O’Sullivan with Pik Czar (Hann).
Dane (DWB), Alison Coyle with BariMegan Lane, 18, and Caravella.
ton (CWB), Melanie Montagano with
won the class with a score of 67.189%.
Ga Deva, Kaitlin Blythe and DaverThe USA Region 3 Team consistden (Hann), earned the Bronze Medal,
ing of Lauren Knopp with Rho Dance
scoring 189.026.
(Old), Katrin Dagge with Dream of
Individual Test
Love (Old), Jessica Deimler with
The Team Championship test also
Ragtime V, Ellen Wall with Tvauri,
acted as the first leg of the Individual
took silver with a score of 190.594.
Megan Lane
Ellen Wall
Jessica Deimler
Courtney Baine
Melanie Montagano
Catherine Chamberlain
Ariana Chia
67.189%
64.324%
62.811%
62.378%
62.216%
62.162%
62.000%
Megan Lane
Catherine Chamberlain
Jessica Deimler
65.842%
62.789%
62.789%
Megan Lane
68.000%
Competition for the Junior Rider division. Megan Lane and Caravella won
the Bronze Medal.
Freestyle Test
The top fifteen Juniors came back
for the Junior Freestyles where Megan
Lane and Caravella were the highscoring KWPNers and placed second
with 68.000%.
CANADIAN YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS
Ariana Chia and Lindsay SeidelWassenaar became the 2009 Canadian
Junior and Young Rider Champion at
the fifth annual Canadian Youth
Championships held August 20 – 23,
2009. Presented by the Edmonton
Area Alberta Dressage Association
and Dressage Canada, the Championships were held in conjunction with
the 2009 CDI 2* Edmonton Gold
Rush Dressage Show at Amberlea
Meadows, in Edmonton, AB.
torious again in the Young Rider division, winning both the Technical and
Freestyle titles. The Technical Championship combines the scores of the
Team and Individual tests in their
respective divisions, while the
Freestyle Championship uses a combination of the Technical scores with the
Freestyle scores. Lindsay’s score of
68.50% in the Young Rider Freestyle
gave her an overall score of 66.399%
for the Freestyle Championship.
2008 Young Rider Champion,
Lindsay Seidel-Wassenaar, 20, of
Bluffton, AB, and her horse Oslo, a
13-year-old Canadian-bred KWPN
gelding sired by Contango, were vic-
In the FEI Junior division, Ariana
Chia, 17, of Winnipeg, MB, was
Junior Technical Champion with a
score of 65.689%. She rode Odilon, a
13-year-old KWPN stallion sired by
Inspekteur, that is owned by Jennifer
Kirschman.
Started in 2005, the Dressage
Canada National Youth Championships provides a terrific platform for
Canada’s emerging talent. The headto-head format proves to be an exciting competition as riders sharpen their
skills over the competition season, collecting valuable qualifying scores in
order to represent their region.
Rider/horse combinations must
achieve a minimum qualifying score
of 60% in the Team, Individual and
Freestyle tests in order to compete at
the Championships.
Source Eurodressage.com
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 19
SPORT RESULTS
Avenger JP
Idocus
Sagacious HF
Equador x Eretha by Zonneglans
Owner/Breeder: Christine McCarthy,
Rider Ashlyn DeGroot
2nd Intermediaire II CDS HOY with
64.079% and 1st Intermediaire II
Warm-Up 66.842%, CDS Annual
Show.
Welt Hit II x Judith by Cocktail
Owner: Al Guden of Hyperion Farm,
Rider: Lauren Sammis, Breeder: G.
van de Boogaard
Lauren Sammis and the 10-year-old
KWPN Sagacious HF started their
Grand Prix career in 2009. The pair
won the Centerline Events @ HITS on
the Hudson CDI Grand Prix with
68.25% and the Freestyle with
72.35%. Sammis and Sagacious HF
are working toward a spot on the 2010
World Equestrian Games team.
Komo
Avenger JP; photo by Martin Kuhn
Sir Sinclair x Razz Ma Tazz by Jazz
Owner/Rider: Jordan Meadows,
Breeder: Peggy and Jim Mills
High point winner of Al Khamsa Fall
Dressage.
Eisenherz
Eisenherz; photo by Bobby Pruiksma
Sir Sinclair x Zauberelle by Kennedy
Owner/Breeder: Linda Pruiksma,
Horse Mountain Farm
Winner IBC Class with 78.8%, winner
Colt/Geldings of 2009 class with a
80.8%, winner Colt/Gelding Championship, KWPN High Score of show,
Qualified for USDF Region 3 Championships CTDA’s Old South Breed
Show in Murfreesboro, TN.
G.Ramiro Z x Bienfait by H Almé Z
Owner/Rider: Kathy Pavlich, Breeder:
C.P.M. Moors
Grand Prix scores at 76.600% and
66.809% at Dressage Getaway, a
63.085%, 64.787%, 65.833% at
Flintridge; a 63.191% and 63.830% at
the CDS San Diego Chapter Summer
Show; winner 2009 CDS Grand Prix
Championship CDS Annual show
with 66.809%, a first at the USDF
Region 7 championship with 66.915%
and a first at the GP Warm-Up with
66.277%.
Tom and Kathy Pavlich imported
Komo (G. Ramiro Z x Bienfait) when
he was five years old as a ride for
Carol Plough, who brought him to
Grand Prix level. After Carol’s death
in 2005, Komo went to Charlotte
Bredahl Baker. One and a half years
ago, he came back to Kathy while he
was recuperating from an injury. Once
Komo was sound, Kathy started riding
him herself. In 2010, the two hope to
compete in CDI’s.
Lucky Strike
Ferro x Hestia by Aktion
Owner/Rider: Cheryl Meisner, Breeder: M.W.C.M. Veenhuis
1st CDI Intermediaire I 67.36%, Centerline Events @ HITS on the Hudson.
Notre Hommage
Notre Hommage; photo by
equineartistrybybarbara.com
Investment x Hommage by Visioen
Owner: Claire Daehnick, Rider: Pia
Helsted, Breeder:W. Van Manen
2nd L2T4 66.667%, 1st 67.381%,
and 1st 68.649%, Grand Haven,
Ohio, in July. 1st L3T1 69.744% and
2nd 60.513%, Third Level Reserve
Champion WPDAAugust Show, Ohio.
Paganini
Havidoff x Bea by Statuar
Owner/Rider: Cheryl Meisner, Breeder: H.A. Verberne
3rd CDI Grand Prix Freestyle
(69.50%), Centerline Events @ HITS
on the Hudson.
Paddington
2009 A SUCCESFUL YEAR FOR OLIVIER
Liz Austin and Olivier end 372nd on the WBFSH rankings.
Idocus x Rowillie by Porter
Owner/Breeder: Madeleine Austin, Rider: Liz Austin
Liz Austin, 25, is very busy with her newly established business and finishing college at the University of Vermont. She originally started UVM in
2002 but took time off to train and compete in Florida. “I always knew I
wanted to go back and finish, and this is the year for me to do it. It is so
important to get an education, even if you know with all your heart you want
to be a professional in the horse world.” She will be graduating with a business degree in December.
Paddington; photo by Inga Kalvaitis
Idocus x Esprit de Corps by Rubinstein
Owner: Leslie Burket, Rider: Martin
Kuhn, Breeder: Terri and Bob Diehl
Winner L3T3 with 68.605%, Region 4
USDF Championships.
Remus (b. Romulus DHS)
In August, Liz and Olivier were the big winners in the CDI Grand Prix at
Centerline Events CDI***/Y/J/P. Austin has been training with Michael
Barisone since January.
In addition to her Grand Prix win, Liz was also presented with the Jaime
Rudolph Memorial Award. The award is given to the highest-scoring percentage at Fourth Level and above for riders age 18 – 28.
2009 Highlights: 1st GP 70.213%, 2nd GP 68.085%, Welcome Back to
White Fences I; FEI High Score, 1st GP 72.128%, 8th GP 62.411%, Dressage at Equestrian Estates; Overall FEI High Score, 1st GP 74.787%, GMHA
June Dressage Competition; 1st GP Stakes 65.638%, 1st GP Test of Choice
66.809%, King Oak Dressage Days; 1st GP/FS 67.750%, GMHA Dressage
Days; 1st GP Special 66.917%, 4th GP 66.638%, Centerline Events @ HITS
on the Hudson; 4th GP/FS 68.300%, NEDA Fall Dressage Festival/Region 8
Dressage Championships.
Respekt
Inspekteur x Ilcerole by Elcaro
Owner/Rider: Heather Mason, Breeder: Th. Cox
KWPN High Score FEI horse
65.106% Grand Prix, BLM Garden
State Classic.
Remus; photo by Pics of You-
Argus x Jade STV by Uniform
Owner/Rider: Julie Cook, DVM;
Breeder: H.J.W. Hermus
Region 1 3rd level AA Champs
67.329%, Reserve Champion year end
for the L3 Freestyle 73.750%, KWPNNA reserve champion for the 3rd level
freestyle, USDF Region 1 Championships, Virginia Horse Center
Respekt; photo by Susan J. Stickle
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 21
USEF YOUNG DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIP
The 2009 USEF/Markel National Dressage Championships for Young Horses
took place on August 21 – 23 at Lamplight Equestrian Center in Wayne, IL.
KWPN horses were well represented by their breeders, owners and riders. Congratulations!
Four-Year-Old Championship Test
1
Warm-Up
Champ Test
Final Score
(0%)
83.80%
(100%)
86.80%
8.68
112 Aesthete
Trento B x Unusual by Gribaldi
Owner: Betsy Spence (PA); Breeder: Gebr van der Steen (NL); Rider: Karen Monks-Reilly
9 111 Ahlaya
71.60%
70.60%
Udance x Clarion by Calme
Breeder/Owner: Jerry Mathews (KS); Rider: Charity Mathews (KS)
10 115 Alleluia WRF
69.20%
69.60%
Sir Sinclair x Treasure WRF by Zeoliet
Breeder/Owner: Judy Reggio/Windy Ridge Farm (PA); Rider: Suzanne Belles (PA)
11 110 Andiamo
68.00%
69.00%
Haarlem x Sierra Siren by Volckmar
Rider/Owner: Rachel Gill (CA); Breeder: Luke Bianco, Cavallino Farms (CA)
12 109 Armani
77.00%
68.60%
Sydney x Ramona by Weyden
Owner: DG Bar Ranch CA; Breeder: N.W.J. Krol (NL); Rider: Caitlin Masiel (CA)
7.06
6.96
6.90
6.86
Five-Year-Old Championship Test
Prelim
Champ Test
Final Score
3
(40%)
78.60%
(60%)
81.20%
8.02
118 Zatino H
Sir Sinclair x Karma by Equador
Owner and Rider: Emily Gershberg (NY); Breeder: J.A. de Haas (NL)
4 119 Zalona DG
77.20%
79.20%
Olympic Ferro x Jagermeester by Wanroij
Breeder: DG Bar Ranch (CA); Owner: Sandy Harper (CA); Rider: Willy Arts (CA)
10 117 Zorba S.E.
71.2%
71.20%
OO Seven x Natuur by Wanroij
Breeder: Siegi Belz-Fry, Stall Europa (VA); Owner: Lori S. Larson (MD); Rider: Willy Arts (CA)
7.84
7.12
Six-Year-Old Championship Test
Prelim
Champ Test
Final Score
1
(40%)
70.40%
(60%)
80.80%
7.63
4
5
135 Winsor
San Remo x Para Lady by Julio Mariner
Owner and Rider: Nicole Bellah (MO); Breeder: P.P.W. Janssen (NL)
137 Warsteiner
78.00%
75.20%
Fiverman x Welona by Roemer
Owner and Rider: Heather Mason, Flying Change Farm; Breeder: H. Davelaar (NL)
136 Waterloo S E
73.40%
75.20%
OO Seven x Showbiz by Jazz
Owner and Rider: Amy Miller, (CA); Breeder: Siegi Belz-Fry, Stall Europa (VA)
7.45
7.42
SPORT RESULTS
Tristan
Urithmic
Willem Exemplaar
Urithmic; photo by Susan J. Stickle
Tristan; photo by Vicky Marshall
Burggraaf x Gastrona by Kaiserstern
Owner/Rider: Anne Seemann, Breeder: G. Snoeks
2009 CDS Championships: Northern
California Adult Amateur Champion
at 4th Level 70.976% and PSG
72.632%, Overall High Point FEI.
Region 7 Championship Show: 1st
CDS HOY 68.659% 4th Level and
USDF 68.171% 4th Level, 1st CDS
HOY 69.342% at PSG, 2nd USDF
66.053% at PSG.
2009 USDF Year End Awards: 1st
place Adult Amateur at 4th Level
70.244%, 3rd at 4th Level Open
70.244%, 2nd Adult Amateur at Prix
St. Georges 67.632%.
For 2010, Anne plans to move Tristan
up to Intermediaire I and to add the
Freestyle
Jazz x Ivonne II by Zeoliet
Owner/Rider: Heather Mason, Flying
Change Farm; Breeder: H.G.A.M. Ten
Doeschate
1st L1T3 72.571%, 1st L1T4 75.00%,
Arabian Adventure NJ Spring Series;
1st L2T3 - 70.930%, 1st L2T4
73.571%, Fidler Run Dressage II; 1st
L2 Freestyle - 73.333%, L2T2
66.923%, Dressage at the Ranch; 1st
L3T2 72.564%, 1st L3T3 70.698%,
Centerline Events @ Hits on the Hudson; Reserve Champion 2nd Level
67.442%, Reserve Champion 2nd
Level Freestyle 69.688%, 3rd Level
63.59%, CBLM Championships.
Willem Exemplaar;
photo by Susan J. Stickle
Rosseau x Palmira by Falco
Owner: Donna Falcon Lynch, Rider:
Angela Sasso, Breeder: B.J. Broomer
L2T3 66.512%, L2T4 65.714%,
Dressage at Fair Hill; L2T3 62.093%,
L3T1 60.769%, L2T4 69.524%,
EEMI Summer Fling.
Valencia
Florett X Manou by Ferro
Owner/Rider: Olav Drehn, Breeder:
J.T.M. Raaijmakers
KWPN USEF High Score 79.474%
L1T4, BLM Garden State Classic.
Correction
Credit for the photo of New Tango
in Issue 2 of this Newsletter was given
to Terri Miller.
Valencia; photo by Susan J. Stickle
This was in error and the photo was
actually taken by Stacy Lynne.
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 23
FOUR-IN-HAND DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIP
Chester Weber wins recordsetting seventh title at United
States National Four-In-Hand
Driving Championship.
courtesy Team Weber
Chester Weber captured his seventh
straight USEF National Four-In-Hand
Driving Championship at the Kentucky
Cup and Lexington Driving Classic.
Weber’s win bodes well for the 2010
Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games,
as this event served as the test event for
next year’s WEG, also to be held at the
Kentucky Horse Park. For the first time
ever, all six USEF National Driving
Championships were running concurrently.
“When you set goals and make
them clear to everyone around you it
does add more pressure,” Weber said.
“However, you also make the goal very
clear to yourself and your team and
there is no question what you are trying to achieve.”
Weber won the record-setting title
by 10 points, beating out fellow American Tucker Johnson, who was also
going for the lucky seventh win.
Throughout the three phases of the
competition, Weber and his team won
the dressage and cones phase and came
in second to Australian driver Boyd
Exell in the marathon.
Weber said his biggest challenge
during the competition was to drive
clear on Sunday. “I knew that I could
have three balls down in the cones and
still win the competition, however I
wanted to win convincingly,” he said.
“In order to prepare myself for next
season I forced myself to not become
lax but to concentrate more.”
Celebrating seventh win at the Four-In-Hand Driving Championship;
photo by Pics of You
Weber’s concentration paid off, but
was challenged a bit by his well-known
horse Jamaica (Cambridge Cole x
Welkom by Noran, bred by A.J. Kwast),
the 2008 Farnam/ USEF Horse of the
Year. Instead of using Jamaica in the
marathon and cones, Weber saved the
18-year-old superstar for cones only in
hopes of keeping the horse fresh.
Jamaica was at the left wheel and
turned out to be too fresh and a bit of a
handful, giving Weber the added pressure of an excited horse.
Besides changing his wheelers
around, Weber also used a mixture of
experience and youth to lead his dressage team. Rolex (Larix x Dorena by
Wilhelmus, Breeder: M. de Boer) is
undefeated at dressage in the lead position, so he paired him with five-yearold Reno to show him the ropes. Weber
said his proudest moments throughout
the competition came from five-yearold Reno W (Torino x Kroonvorstin
by Renovo, Breeder: HBC Stal BV)
who competed all three days in the
lead.
Weber, spent the past months training with difficult cones courses to prepare for the National Championships.
Germany’s Michael Freund came to his
farm in August and September to help
him prepare for these championships as
well as the World Equestrian Games in
2010.
“Michael wanted me to train on
some very difficult courses as he
knows that next year at WEG that is
what it will come down to,” Weber
said. “We used training elements from
difficult courses at the big CAIs in
Europe this past summer. By the end I
was training on courses made up of
only those difficult elements. It was
nuts and there was little to no flow, but
I figured what doesn’t kill me makes
me stronger.”
A record number of four-in-hand
teams turned out for the event, 16 total,
11 of which were American. This is a
huge accomplishment for the U.S. driving program. Australia and Canada
were also represented, with Australia’s
Boyd Exell lying in third overnight.
The Pair Horse Championship drew
a small field but excellent marks from
the ground jury. The Singles Horse
National Championship kicked off the
morning and Fritz Grupe jumped out to
a commanding lead, driving the eightyear-old KWPNer Umnico.
For more information www.chesterweber.com
CALENDAR
VEGAS ERKEND
The KWPN-NA activated jumper
stallion Vegas (Voltaire x Dulsina by
Joost, bred by Stal Roelofs) is now on
the elite list of stallions that are Individually Erkend by the KWPN.
To become Individually Erkend,
stallions must prove themselves at the
highest levels of international sport,
through the performance of their offspring, or by a combination of the two.
The KWPN stallion committee
meets regularly to see which stallions
qualify for Individually Erkend status.
Qualified foals will be registered in
the foalbook and can enter the studbook at age three or older.
Furioso xx
Furioso II
Dame de Ranville SF
Voltaire pref
Gotthard Hann
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Mosaik Hann
Vegas
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Dulisina
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Ulisina
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Sign up for KWPN-NA Annual Meeting in Wellington!
03 - 06 KWPN Stallion Show, Brabanthallen Den Bosch NL
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KWPN Guided Tour, NL
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Keuring surveys and Keuring Host Applications are due
Willy Arts Grant Applications for Young Riders are due
KWPN-NA Annual Meeting in Wellington, FL
Indoor Brabant, Den Bosch NL
April
14 - 18 World Cup Finals jumping, Geneva SWI
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22 - 25 2010 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event, Lexington KY
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09 - 18 CHIO Aachen, Aachen GER
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 25
KWPN TOPS WBFSH RANKINGS
First in Jumping and First in
Dressage for 2009.
For the sixth consecutive year, the
KWPN maintained its number one
position as the best jumper studbook in
the world. But this year, in addition to
the above outstanding achievement,
KWPN dressage horses climbed to the
number one position for the first time
in over a decade. For many years, the
Hanoverian studbook held the leading
dressage position, but this year the
KWPN took the lead in the ranking by
more than 500 points. Equally impressive is that KWPN horses lead the
individual rankings as well. Olympic
champion Hickstead is still the best
jumper, and the European Champion
Parzival is the new top dressage horse.
Hickstead: First in Jumping
KWPN Erkend stallion Hickstead
(Hamlet x Jomara ster pref by Ekstein,
Breeder: B. van Schijndel) took the
top spot on the jumper rankings for the
second year in a row. The super-keen
bay stallion and his equally keen rider
Eric Lamaze always give 110% and
win competitions time after time. Second on the list is another KWPN
horse: Robin Hood W (Animo x
Melisimo sport (jump) by Libero H,
Breeder: B. of Ijsselmuiden). Earlier
this year, in an unusual coincidence,
both Robin Hood W and his dam
Melisimo, ridden by Michelle
Spadone, competed in the Las Vegas
World Cup Final. Robin Hood W’s
rider Ben Maher has enjoyed a string
of successes with this equine athlete.
Other outstanding world-class
jumpers on the list include the KWPN
stallion O’Brien (19th) and the Libero
H son No Mercy (29th) (out of Jeantal
by Dillenburg, Breeder: J.W. Haikens).
Parzival: First in Dressage
Among the dressage horses, Parzival (Jazz x Fidora ster prest by Ulft,
Breeder: J.M. Beijer-de Kleijn of Puiflijk) ranks number one thanks to his
excellent international show results.
Adelinde Cornelissen and the impressive chestnut gelding are going better
than ever together. Also noteworthy is
the rise of the KWPN Erkend stallion
Totilas, who traded his 91st place
ranking from last year for his current
number three position. These outstanding achievements, along with
those by Ravel (Contango x Hautain
pref prest by Democraat, Breeder: H.
de Man) with Steffen Peters, KWPNapproved stallion Painted Black with
Anky van Grunsven, the elite mare
Nadine (TCN Partout x Charites ster
pref prest by Roemer, Breeder: G.C.
Vervoorn) with Hans-Peter Minderhoud, and Pop Art (Amsterdam x
Jodyprinses keur by Cabochon, Breeder: E. Korenberg) with Ashley Holzer
– respectively ranked fifth, eighth,
tenth, and sixteenth – have clearly
earned the KWPN a great honor.
The last, and only other time
KWPN horses led the dressage rankings was during the 1992/1993 competition year. Contributing to the ranking
at that time were Ideaal (Doruto),
Fifth ranked Okidoki (Jodokus x
Kentucky by Topas, Breeder: O.
Boonstra) and 20th ranked Sam (Calvados x Notre Dame by Ahorn, Breeder: A.S. Vos) are both ridden by Albert
Zoer.
Aktion (Pion), Biraldo (Rinaldo),
Arnoldo Thor (Purioso), Attention 017
(Turbo), and Chevalier (Doruto).
Fifth in Eventing
The Irish Studbook ISH (Irish
Sport Horse) led the eventing ranking
last year and leads it again this year.
However, the fact that KWPN-bred
horses are becoming more suited for
eventing is reflected in this year’s
ranking. Climbing from eighth place
last year, the KWPN is now in fifth
place, ahead of the Anglo-Arabian,
British, and Trakehner studbooks,
among others. The best of the six horses that helped earn the KWPN’s number five position is Van Schijndels
Concrex Owaola ster sport(jump)
(Indoctro x Ewaola ster pref s.Joost,
breeder: B.H.M. Nijhuis). The other
five eventers that contributed to the
KWPN’s fifth place ranking are Pardon Me II (Landwind II B x Ilonka
s.Nooitgedacht, breeder H. Deten)
with Emily Llewellyn from England,
Drivetime (Rolls Royce x Etronora
s.Zuidhorn, breeder: J. Dongen) with
Emily Baldwin of England, Nick of
Thyme (Hornet Rose x Jastrona ster
s.Zortin, breeder: A.H.A. Hassing of
Steggerda) with British rider Ruth
Edge, Thunder III (Navarone x Legina
s.Gershwin, breeder: J. Hogenberg)
with Swiss rider Jrina Giesswein,
Treefers (Now or Never M x Isabel
keur sport(jump) s.G.Ramiro Z, breeder: A.J. Reef) with British rider Emily
Parker.
TOTILAS ERKEND
FEI WBFSH Horses World Ranking List –
Final List, including results for events ranging from Oct 1, 2008 - Sept 30, 2009
Dressage
1 Koninklijk Warmbloed Paardenstamboek Nederland (KWPN)
1
Parzival
Jazz
3
Totilas Moorlands
Gribaldi
5
Ravel
Contango
8
IPS Painted Black
Gribaldi
10
Nadine Exquis
T.C.N. Partout
16
Pop Art
Amsterdam
12200
2253
2204
2145
1989
1855
1754
2 Hannoveraner Verband E.V. (Hann)
11651
3 Danish Warmblood Society (DWB)
9990
4 Verband Der Züchter Des Oldenburger Pferdes (Oldbg)
9791
5 Swedish Warmblood Association (SWB)
8866
Jumpers
1
Hickstead
Hamlet
2
Robin Hood W
Animo
5
Okidoki
Jodokus
19
O’Brien Blauwendraad’s
Peter Pan
20
Sam
Calvados
29
L.B. No Mercy
Libero H
8336.06
1865.00
1786.56
1593.50
1075.00
1055.00
961.00
2 Stud-Book Français Du Cheval Selle Français (SF)
7859.48
3 Verband Der Züchter Des Holsteiner Pferdes (Holst)
7039.98
4 Belgisch Warmbloedpaard (BWP)
6804.23
5 Westfälisches Pferdestammbuch (Westf)
6332.81
Eventing
1 Irish Sport Horse (ISH)
1332
2 Hannoveraner Verband E.V .(Hann)
1264
3 Stud-Book Français Du Cheval Selle Français (SF)
1227
4 Pferdezuchtverband Baden-Württemberg (Bad-W)
920
31
Concrex Owaola Van
Indoctro
53
Pardon Me II
Landwind II
56
Drivetime
Rolls Royce
80
Nick Of Thyme
Hornet Rose
97
Thunder III
Navarone
123 Treefers
Now Or Never M
864
194
156
153
133
122
106
After the silver medal at the
European Championships and
many other international dressage wins during 2009, the
KWPN has granted Totilas Erkend status for his success at
the highest level of competition.
Moorland’s Totilas is one of the rising stars on the global dressage scene
and he exceeded expectations with his
silver medal win in the Spécial at the
European Championships in Windsor.
The black Gribaldi son is out of the
renowned Freiminka-line, an influential dam-line that has produced many
sport horses. In addition to his excellent bloodlines, Totilas has demonstrated exceptional talent. In 2005, he
finished fourth in the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses in
the five-year-old division. Later,
Edward Gal took over and carefully
continued training the stallion. In
2009, he emerged the winner in
Zwolle, De Steeg and Rotterdam. And
now, after winning the silver medal at
the European Championships, the
KWPN has granted Totilas Erkend status, pending vet work.
Future foals sired by Moorland’s
Totilas will be registered in the Foalbook. The stallion's veterinary report
will be published at a later date.*
Moorland’s Totilas will not be bred
while in competition.
*At the time of the above annoucement
Totilas’radiographs had not yet been evaluated. In the meantime the radiographs
have been evaluated and the stallion
passed with flying colors. This now makes
the above announcement and Erkend status of the stallion official.
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 27
KWPN SPRING PERFORMANCE TEST
Performance Test produces
15 new Approved Stallions.
2009 SPRING TEST
Eleven dressage and 19 jumper stallions
started the 70-Day Performance Test this
spring. Some continued in the positive
vein shown at the Stallion Show, others
did not. At the final evaluation for the
youngsters on May 18th, three dressage
and five jumper stallions were accepted
into the studbook. One older dressage stallion and three older jumpers had previously been approved. Three harness stallions
were also approved.
Jumper Stallions
Earlier in the spring, the older jumper stallions Quasimodo van de Molendreef
(Heartbreaker x Lys de Darmen), Quality
Time (Quantum x Cantus) and QuerlyElvis (Querlybet Hero x Heartbreaker)
received the go-ahead after the 5-Day and
50-Day Tests.
As for the younger group, four of the six
stallions that participated in the championship keuring at the Stallion Show were
presented, and all were approved. Champion Boss (Indoctro x Nimmerdor)
became looser through the body during the
test. In Den Bosch he was lauded for of his
completeness which he showed again during the test. Half-brother and reserve
champion Bustique (Indoctro x Grannus)
is a long-lined, balanced stallion with
much scope and a good canter. Bacardi
VDL (Corland x Kannan) passed with a
high score for scope. He is the first threeyear-old stallion for which the stallion
committee used their prerogative to
approve a stallion with a class C osteochondrosis. Baltic VDL (Quaprice x Jus
de Pomme) received high points for his
very good reflexes. He is not the most
long-lined horse, but he is a fantastic
jumper. The gray Bugatti VDL (Silverstone x Indoctro) is a balanced stallion,
who proved himself week after week. He
received a 9 for his great reflexes.
Bacardi BACARDI
VDL
VDL
April 1 2006, 1.66m, bay, jumping expectation: 144 (37%)
Sire: Corland keur, s. Cor de la Bryère
Dam: Supardi elite
s. Kannan SBS, d. Gupardie keur
ds. Jasper keur, dd. Vupardi keur
Breeder: F. van de Linden
Owner: VDL Stud
Pedigree: The keur stallion Corland has
had a big influence on breeding and sport.
Various offspring are competing at international Grand Prix level. The elite mare
Supardi is a daughter of Kannan (Voltaire
x Nimmerdor) who, amongst other things,
was champion of France in 2005. Supardi
did a very good mare test with a nine for
scope. Grandmother Gupardie is a keur
mare by the jumping phenomenon Jasper.
Gupardie’s offspring include two national
jumpers by Boy B and Calvados. The
mare line is further supported by a keur
mare from Fresco, a ster preferent mare
from Juweel and a ster mare from Eufraat.
Conformation: Bacardi VDL is a welldeveloped stallion with a good rectangular
though downhill build, who could be a
fraction more modern. The head is expressive and long. The neck has good length,
shape and muscling. The shoulder has
more than sufficient length and sufficient
position. The wither is sufficiently developed. The back has good length and is hollow. The loins are sufficiently muscled and
well connected. The croup has good
length, position and muscling. The foreleg
has sufficient length and is toed out. The
hindleg is long and straight. The base is
coarse and has sufficient quality. The feet
are well developed.
Test report: Bacardi VDL is an honest,
reliable stallion. The stallion is very willing to work and works well. He has a
somewhat sensitive mouth. The walk has
sufficient scope and should be suppler.
The trot has sufficient scope and suppleness. The canter has good scope and is carried more than sufficiently. Bacardi VDL
jumps with good to very good reflexes,
much use of the body and a somewhat
long foreleg. His jump is finished very
well from behind. He seems careful and
shows very much scope. Bacardi VDL has
much to very much talent for jumping and
gives his rider a very good feeling.
Stall behavior: An honest, reliable stallion
that is easy to handle and calm in his stall.
Veterinary remarks: On April 4th damage to the cornea of the right eye was
noticed. The eye was treated with salves
and drops. Bacardi VDL did not meet the
radiograph requirements in regards to the
hocks, which were categorized with a
Class C osteochondrosis. The committee
used their prerogative to accept a stallion
with class C osteochondrosis.
Semen quality: Moderate.
Breeding advice: Bacardi VDL can add
reflexes and especially scope to jumper
breeding. Mares must be riding type and
not be built on the forehand.
Dam report: Supardi is a well-developed
mare with a good rectangular model. She
is built horizontally and she should be
more attractive. The head is long and sufficiently expressive. The head/neck connection is more than sufficiently light. The
neck has more than sufficient length and
good muscling in the topline. The neck is
a little horizontal. The wither is more than
sufficiently developed and has more than
sufficient length. The shoulder has more
than sufficient length and has sufficient
slope. The back is a fraction weak. The
loins are well connected. The croup has
more than sufficient length and more than
sufficient slope. The foreleg is a little back
at the knee and a little under the body. The
hindleg is correct. The pastern has sufficient length and is correct. The hooves are
wide and the heels are sufficiently developed. The base has more than sufficient
quality and is well developed.
COURTESY KWPN
Supardi walks with more than sufficient
scope and suppleness. The trot is scopey
and powerful. Supardi shows good suppleness and balance. The canter has more
than sufficient scope. There is more than
sufficient impulsion and balance. Supardi
was inspected late in her pregnancy.
Height: 1.68m, color: bay.
In 2002, Supardi completed the FiveWeek Mare Test with the following
results: walk 7.5, trot 7.5, canter 8, dressage talent 7; take-off 7, technique 8,
scope 9, jumping talent 8; total: 77 points.
BALTIC
Baltic VDL
Operetta la Silla (x. Caletto II) is from the
same mare line as Quaprice. Nellandra,
the mother of Baltic VDL is a ster mare by
Olympic champion Jus de Pomme. She is
also the mother of the KWPN approved
stallion Vegas VDL and a full sister to
Grand Prix horse Melandra (s. Jus de
Pomme). Grandmother Ellandra is a ster
preferent mare by Wellington. Further
down the mare line is a ster preferent mare
by Orthos, a keur mare by Joost and a ster
mare by Rigoletto.
Conformation: Baltic VDL is a more than
sufficiently developed, riding type stallion
with a more than sufficient rectangular
frame that is built somewhat downhill.
The head is expressive. The head-neck
connection is heavy. The neck is short, has
good muscling and comes from deep in
the chest. The shoulder has more than sufficient development and has good length.
The back is short and well muscled. The
loins are well muscled and well connected. The croup has good length, position
and muscling. The hamstring should be
longer. The foreleg has more than sufficient length and is over at the knee. The
position of the hindleg is correct, but the
hindleg is long. The base is more than sufficiently developed and has sufficient
quality. The feet are well-developed and
have low heels.
VDL
May 20 2006, 1.67m, bay, jumping expectation: 118 (20%)
Sire: Quaprice Z, s. Lord Holst
Dam: Nellandra ster
s. Jus de Pomme, d. Ellandra ster pref
ds. Wellington keur,
dd. Wilandra ster pref
Breeder: E. van Ittersum
Owner: VDL Stud
Test report: Baltic VDL is an honest,
playful and reliable stallion. The stallion is
very willing to work, works well and has
a good mouth. The walk is pure and has
sufficient scope and suppleness. The trot
has sufficient to more than sufficient scope
and suppleness. The canter has good
scope, power and self-carriage. Baltic
VDL jumps with very good reflexes and
good to very good technique. He rises very
well through the wither during the jump.
Pedigree: Quaprice a son of Quidam de
Revel. He was an international jumper
with a lot of promise, but he died quite
young. The mother of Quaprice is a
daughter of Lord. The Grand Prix jumper
The stallion appears to be careful, finishes
the jump well from behind and shows very
much scope. Baltic VDL has very much
talent for jumping and gives his rider a
very good feeling.
Veterinary remarks: On April 29, the
stallion developed a slight quarter crack on
his left fore. The crack was treated and
sanded. No other remarks.
Breeding advice: Baltic VDL can add
reflexes and athletic ability to jumping
mares that have a more than sufficient
front and length in the body.
Dam report: Nellandra ster is a very welldeveloped, long-lined mare with the
model of a modern jumper. The mare has
a very good rectangular frame and is very
attractive. The head is shaped well and is
a little long and expressive. The neck has
good length, comes a little deep from the
chest, is shaped well, has good position
and is well muscled. The wither is welldeveloped and long. The shoulder is long
and has more than sufficient position. The
back and loins are shaped well and muscled well. The croup has sufficient length,
sufficient slope and sufficiently long
muscling. The stance of the foreleg is correct and the hindleg is straight. The stand
of the pastern is good. The base is more
than sufficiently developed and has sufficient quality. The hooves are sufficiently
developed. The walk is pure and has sufficient scope and impulsion. The trot is
correct with sufficient scope, impulsion
and self-carriage. The canter is easy with
sufficient scope, impulsion and balance.
Height: 1.71m, color: chestnut.
Three-Year-Old Jumper Stallions
Bacardi VDL
Baltic VDL
Boss
Bugatti VDL
Bustique
Walk
*
Trot
*
6
7.5
8
6.5
6.5
7
6.5
7
6.5
6
Car & Bal Canter
(x2)
*
7.5
7.5
8
7.5
7.5
8
8.5
8.5
7.5
8
Reflexes
(x2)
Technique
(x2)
8.5
8
8.5
9
8
8
8.5
8
8.5
8
Scope Attitude
(x2)
9
9
8.5
8.5
8.5
8.5
8.5
8.5
8.5
8
Jumping
Talent
Total
8.5
9
8.5
8.5
8
84
87.5
84
84
81
Issue 3, 2009
• Page 29
KWPN PERFORMANCE TEST
Test report: Boss is an honest, reliable
stallion. The stallion is very willing to
work and works well but is a little stiff in
the mouth. The walk is pure, has good
scope and a lot of suppleness. The trot has
sufficient scope and power. The canter has
good scope with a lot of impulsion. Boss
jumps with good reflexes and good technique. He seems careful and shows much
to very much scope. Boss has much to
very much talent for jumping and gives his
rider a good feeling.
Boss
BOSS
March 26 2006, 1.69m, bay, jumping
expectation: 144 (38%)
Sire: Indoctro pref, s. Caletto II Holst
Dam: Nisolde keur
s. Nimmerdor pref, d. Isolde keur pref prest
ds. Silbersee Holst, dd. Zara II Holst
Breeder: W. Abbring
Owner: VDL Stud
Pedigree: Boss was the jumping champion of the Stallion Show. Jumper sire
Indoctro is the father. Mother Nisolde is a
keur mare by Nimmerdor and was the
mare champion of the Central Keuring in
Groningen as a three-year-old. She earned
high scores for movement and jumping at
her mare test. Nisolde is also the mother
of the international jumper Sunsolde (s.
Corland). Grandmother Isolde is a keur
preferent prestatie mare by the French stallion Silbersee (Silver Matal x Quastor).
Otherwise the mare line is of Holsteiner
origin with mares from Calypso II, Windsor I, Marlon xx and Raimond.
Conformation: Boss is a well-developed,
riding type stallion with a good rectangular frame. The head is expressive. The
neck has good shape, length and muscling.
The shoulder has good length and position. The wither is well-developed and has
good length. The back has good length and
muscling. The loins have more than sufficient muscling and are more than sufficiently connected. The croup slopes slightly, has more than sufficient length and has
good muscling. The foreleg has good
length and correct position. The hindleg is
correct. The base is well-developed and
has more than sufficient quality. The feet
are well developed.
He is a cribber.
Veterinary remarks: He had a skin infection on his chest.
Breeding advice: Besides jumping technique, Boss can improve the model and
canter.
Dam report: Nisolde is a well-developed
mare with a good rectangular model. Her
head is expressive but a little long. The
poll has sufficient length. The head-neck
connection is sufficiently light. The neck
has sufficient length and is well muscled.
The wither is high and sufficiently long.
The shoulder has normal position and sufficient length. The back is shaped well.
The loins are a little tight. The croup has
normal position but is a little short. The
gaskin is well developed. The foreleg is
correct. The hindleg is correct. The pastern
is normal. The hooves are normally developed. The heels are a little low.
The walk is active and pure but a little toed
in. The trot has sufficient scope and power.
The mare canters with sufficient scope,
much impulsion and good use of the hindleg.
Nisolde completed the IBOP in 1998 with
77 points.
Bugatti VDL
BUGATI
VDL
May 5 2006, 1.68m, gray born chestnut,
jumping expectation: 123 (36%)
Sire: Silverstone Z, s. Champion du Lys S.F.
Dam: Uzamieka VDL ster
s. Indoctro pref, d. Aziemieka pref prest
ds. Silvano, dd. Puissance
Breeder and Owner: VDL Stud
Pedigree: Silverstone is a son of the successful Grand Prix jumper Champion du
Lys out of a Carthago Z daughter. Mother
Uzamieka VDL is a ster mare by the preferent Indoctro and out of the preferent
prestatie mare Aziemieka. Aziemieka is
also the mother of KWPN stallion Glennridge and several other international
jumpers Everest, Lely, Jezetro and
Arkansas. The European champion Helena (s. Ahorn) is also an Aziemieka daughter. Aziemieka in turn is a daughter of Silvano (Le Mexico x Amor) out of Puissance, a daughter of the English thoroughbred Hanassi xx and Ingrid, a ster prestatie daughter of the English thoroughbred
Cobblers Tread xx.
Conformation: Bugatti VDL is a more
than sufficiently developed riding type
stallion with a good rectangular model that
is built somewhat downhill. The head is
more than sufficiently expressive. The
neck has sufficient length and is more than
sufficiently muscled. The shoulder has
good length and position. The wither is
well developed. The back has good length
and sufficient muscling. The loins have
sufficient muscling and are sufficiently
connected. The croup has sufficient length
and is straight. The hamstring should be
longer. The foreleg has more than sufficient length and is toed in on the left. The
stance of the hindleg is correct and long.
The base is sufficiently developed and has
good quality. The feet are sufficiently
developed.
Test report: Bugatti VDL is an honest,
playful and reliable stallion. The stallion is
very willing to work, works well and has
a good mouth. The walk has sufficient to
more than sufficient scope and suppleness.
The trot has sufficient to more than sufficient suppleness. The canter has more than
sufficient scope and is powerful and carried. The hindleg should come underneath
more resolutely and the stallion should use
the body more. Bugatti VDL has very
good reflexes and a good to very good
technique in which it is noticeable that the
stallion can transition forward very well
while in the air during the jump. The jump
is finished well behind. Bugatti VDL
appears to be careful and shows much to
very much scope. Bugatti VDL has much
to very much talent for jumping and gives
his rider a very good feeling.
Veterinary remarks: He developed sensitivity in the loin muscles, but recovered.
Semen quality: Good.
Breeding advice: Bugatti VDL can add
reflexes, technique and athletic ability to
jumper breeding. Mares cannot be built
downhill and must have a sufficiently
developed foundation.
Dam report: Uzamieka VDL is a well
developed, long-lined mare that is built a
little downhill. The head is expressive.
The head/neck connection is light. The
neck has good length, is a little horizontal
and should have more muscling. The wither is long and well developed. The shoulder is a little straight. The back has good
length and sufficient muscling. The loins
are sufficiently muscled. The croup has
good shape but should be longer. The foreleg is a little back at the knee and slightly
toed in. The hindleg is a bit straight. The
pastern is average. The shape of the
hooves is normal. The foundation has a lot
of quality. The walk is active and pure and
has good scope. The trot has good scope
and good use of the hindleg. The canter
has more than sufficient scope and good
use of the hindleg.
Height: 1.69m, color: dark chestnut.
Uzamieka VDL completed the 5-Week
Mare Test with the following results: walk
7.5, trot 6, canter 8, talent for dressage 6.5,
take-off 7.5, technique 7, scope 7, talent
for jumping 7; total: 70 points.
Bustique
BUSTIQUE
528003 06.03745, April 7 2006, 1.69m,
bay, jumping expectation: 140 (38%)
Sire: Indoctro pref, s. Caletto II Holst
Dam: Jutha pref prest
s. Grannus Old, d. Utopie H Old
ds. Argentinus Han, dd. Uta 2 Old
Breeder: H. van de Wijngaart
Owner: Stal Hendrix and Susan Grange
Pedigree: The full brother of Grand Prix
jumper Mustique van Yann Candele was
reserve champion of the Stallion Show.
The son of the preferent Indoctro is out of
the mare Jutha. She is a preferent prestatie
mare by Grannus. Besides Bustique and
Mustique she also produced Noor by
Libero H, who was successful internationally. Grandmother Utopie H is a daughter
of Argentinus, who successfully put his
stamp on both dressage and jumper breeding in Germany. The bloodline is further
supported by great-grandmother Uta II, a
daughter of (Nur) Zeus, after which the
mare line has a German origin through
Luciano (s. Lukas Hann).
Conformation: Bustique is a well developed, riding type stallion with a good rectangular frame. The head is expressive.
The head-neck connection is heavy. The
neck has more than sufficient length, good
muscling and comes from deep in the
chest. The shoulder has good length and
more than sufficient position. The wither
is well-developed and has good length.
The back has more than sufficient length
and good muscling. The loins are more
than sufficiently muscled and more than
sufficiently connected. The croup slopes
and has more than sufficient length and
muscling. The foreleg has good length and
is a little back at the knee. The hindleg is
correct. The base has sufficient development and good quality. The feet are well
developed.
Test report: Bustique is an honest, reliable stallion. The stallion is very willing to
work and works well, but he has a difficult
mouth. The walk has more than sufficient
scope but should be more supple. The trot
has sufficient scope but little tact. The canter has sufficient scope with a lot of impulsion. Bustique jumps with good reflexes
and good technique. He seems careful and
shows much to very much scope. Bustique
has much to very much talent for jumping
and gives his rider a good feeling.
Veterinary remarks: No remarks.
Breeding advice: Bustique can improve
model, technique and scope.
Dam report: Jutha is a well-developed
mare with a good rectangular frame and
more than sufficient refinement. The head
is expressive but has somewhat coarse
jaws. The poll has more than sufficient
length. The head-neck connection is a little heavy. The neck has good length and
muscling with normal positioning. The
wither is well-developed and is sufficiently long. The shoulder has more than sufficient position and length. The back is a little weak and has normal muscling. The
loins are well connected and widely muscled. The croup has good length and position. The tail is set on high. The hamstring
is sufficiently long. The gaskin is normal.
The foreleg is a little back at the knee. The
transition from cannon to hock could be a
little smoother. The pastern is a little weak
but the length is good. The hooves are a
little narrow but have normal heels. The
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base is normal in substance and is hard.
The walk has scope and the left fore is
toed in. The trot has more than sufficient
scope; the foreleg stays a little flat. The
hindleg is used well. The use of the body
is more than sufficient. The canter has
more than sufficient scope; the foreleg
stays a little flat. Use of the hindleg is
good. Use of the body is more than sufficient. The mare gets better when moving.
As a result of an old injury the mare was
slightly irregular on the hard surface.
Jutha completed the 5-Week Mare Test
with 69.8 points.
Quality Time is Cortonne, a daughter of
the influential jumper sire Cantus (Caletto
I x Roman) and Thesee H, a daughter of
the Marlon xx son Mowgli. Great grandmother is Jessika II, a daughter of Molkte
I. She is also the mother of KWPN
approved stallion Goodwill. This damline
also produced KWPN stallions Kommandeur and Larno.
TIME
Quality QUALITY
Time (50-Day Test)
Test report: As a three-year-old Quality
Time participated in the performance test
but left without finishing. Quality Time is
an honest and reliable, somewhat sensitive
stallion. He is very willing to work and
works well. The walk has little tact but
moderate scope and suppleness. The trot
has sufficient scope and is carried. The
canter is light-footed, powerful and carried. The stallion has good balance. He
naturally carries his neck vertically but
adjusts while working. Quality Time
jumps with a lot of power, very good
reflexes and a more than sufficient to good
technique. The stallion can come back
well in the jump. Quality Time is very
careful and shows a great deal of scope.
April 5 2002, 1.70m, gray
Sire: Quantum, s. Quidam de Revel S.F.
Dam: Cortonne Holst
s. Cantus, d. Thesee Holst
ds. Mowgli Holst, dd. Jessika Z Holst
Breeder: F.G. van Leuken
Owner: H.J. Nijhof
Pedigree: The sire of Quality Time is
Quantum, a son of the jumper sire Quidam
de Revel and Ulla V, a daughter of Cor de
la Bryère. On the sire side, grandmother
Ella is a daughter of Colt (s. Cromwell)
out of the well-known mare Dorette, who
is also the mother of Farn. The mother of
Conformation: Quality Time is a very
well-developed stallion with a good rectangular model. The head is sufficiently
expressive. The neck has good length and
comes deep from the chest. The shoulder
has sufficient length and is straight. The
wither has good length and development.
The back has good length and muscling.
The loins are well muscled and well connected. The croup has good position, good
muscling and sufficient length. The foreleg has sufficient length but is tied in and
back at the knee. The stance of the hindleg is correct, but the leg is a bit long. The
pastern, both fore and hind, has good
length but is straight. The base is welldeveloped and has sufficient quality. Shape
and development of the feet are both good.
He has a good overview, much to very
much talent for jumping and gives his
rider a good to very good feeling.
Breeding advice: Quality Time can
improve jumping quality in breeding.
Mares must have a good shoulder and a
correct foreleg.
Dam report: Cortonne was presented at
16 years of age and has a large melanoma
on both sides of her neck and on the chest.
Cortonne is a well-developed mare with a
good rectangular and jumping type model.
She is sufficiently attractive. The head is
well shaped and expressive. The poll has
good length and shape. The neck has more
than sufficient length, comes from deep in
the chest, is ewe-necked, horizontal and
more than sufficiently muscled. The wither is sufficiently developed. The shoulder
has good length and is straight. The back
has good length and shape. The loins are
strong and sufficiently muscled. The croup
is a little straight, has barely sufficient
length and the tail is set on high. The foreleg is a little back at the knee and seems
straight. The hindleg is correct. The
pastern is short and straight. The hooves
are sufficiently developed. The base is sufficiently developed and has good quality.
The walk is correct, short and lacks suppleness. The trot has sufficient shows, is
pushing rather than carried, but has sufficient impulsion and has more than sufficient suppleness. The canter has barely
sufficient scope but has sufficient impulsion and suppleness. The mare is somewhat on the forehand at the trot and the
canter.
Height: 1.70, color: gray.
Older Jumper Stallions
Walk
*
Trot
*
Car & Bal Canter
(x2)
*
Reflexes
(x2)
Quality Time
6
6.5
7
8.5
8.5
Querly-Elvis
7
7
8
8
7.5
Quasimodo van de Molendreef performed at Grand Prix level.
Technique
(x2)
7.5
8.5
Scope Attitude
(x2)
9
8.5
8
8.5
Jumping
Talent
Total
8.5
8
83.5
81.5
has sufficient length and is slightly over at
the knee and under the body. The hindleg
is correct if a fraction long. The base is
more than sufficiently developed and
shows good quality. The feet have good
shape and development.
QUERLY-ELVIS
Querly-Elvis
(50-Day Test)
February 25 2004, 1.70m, bay
Sire: Querlybet Hero Q-34591 SBS
Dam: Unique W-167643-vb BWP
s. Heartbreaker pref, d. Mystique BWP
ds. Fleuri du Manoir BWP, dd. Sissi BWP
Breeder: A. van Gijsel, Belgium
Owner: Eurocommerce Promotie BV
Pedigree: The bloodlines of Querlybet
Hero are quite interesting. Grandfather
Baloubet du Rouet was a multiple world
Cup winner. The mother of Querlybet
Hero is Narcotique de Muze II, a daughter
of Darco and herself a Grand Prix Jumper
with Eric Lamaze. Grandmother Querly
Chin also jumped Grand Prix and is a
daughter of Chin Chin who in turn was a
successful Olympic competitor. The mother of Querly-Elvis is the BWP-registered
mare Unique, a daughter of the preferent
Heartbreaker. The full brother of Unique,
Saffier, jumps internationally. Grandmother Mystique is a daughter of Fleuri du
Manoir (Ibrahim x Le Mioche xx). Greatgrandmother Sissi is a daughter of Ut Fata
(Herquemoulin x Fontainebleau).
Conformation: Querly-Elvis is a very
well developed, riding type stallion with a
good rectangular model that is built a little
downhill. The head is more than sufficiently expressive. The poll is short. The
head/neck connection is heavy. The neck
has more than sufficient length, is a little
horizontal and well muscled. The shoulder
has good length and position. The wither
is well-developed and long. The back is
hollow and well muscled. The loins are
well muscled and more than sufficiently
connected. The croup has sufficient length,
slopes and is well muscled. The foreleg
Test report: Querly-Elvis is an honest and
reliable stallion. The stallion has much
willingness to work and he works well.
The walk is pure and has good scope and
more than sufficient suppleness. The trot
has more than sufficient scope. The canter
is light-footed, has good scope and is carried. Querly-Elvis jumps with more than
sufficient to good reflexes and good to
very good reflexes. The stallion uses his
body well and finishes the jump well
behind. Querly-Elvis appears to be careful
and shows much to very much scope.
Querly-Elvis has much talent for jumping
and gives his rider a very good feeling.
Veterinary remarks: The stallion hurt his
knee upon arrival. It was swollen and
therefore was only hand-walked for the
first week. He was treated for pain and
swelling.
Breeding advice: Querly-Elvis can
improve jumping technique and use of the
body in jumper mares that are well-developed and have a good rectangular model.
Dam report: Unique, born in 1997, is a
barely sufficiently developed mare. She is
short-coupled and short-legged but has
sufficient refinement. The head is normal.
The head/neck connection is heavy. The
neck has good muscling, is short and has
normal position. The wither is well-developed and long. The shoulder is a little
straight with barely sufficient length. The
back is weak. The loins have good position and muscling. The croup has normal
position and length. The hamstring has
good length. The gaskin is well developed.
The foreleg is a little over at the knee. The
hindleg is straight. The pastern is normal.
The hooves are a little narrow but have
good heels. The base has normal substance
and is hard. The walk is active and has
more than sufficient scope, but a little toed
out. The mare is flat at the trot but has sufficient scope and power. The canter has
more than sufficient scope, power and
body use.
QUASIMODO
V.D.
Quasimodo
van de Molendreef
MOLENDREEF
5-Day Test, April 1993, 1.70m, bay
Sire: Heartbreaker pref, s. Nimmerdor pref.
Dam: Jarme van ’t Steentje BWP rp
s. Lys de Darmen BWP, d. Freja rp
ds. Porche de Bornival BWP,
dd. Urao Brun BWP
Breeder: D. Roegiers, Belgium
Owner: J.W. Greve
Pedigree: The Nimmerdor son Heartbreaker was a very successful international jumper. Because of their attitude and
enthusiasm, his offspring are jumpers, just
like Heartbreaker himself. Besides Quasimodo van de Molendreef, mother Jarme
van ‘t Steentje also produced full brother
and BWP approved stallion, Action Breaker. Her father Lys de Darmen is listed in
many international jumper pedigrees. The
damline is further supported by Porche de
Bornival (Lugano x Flugel) and Urao
Brun (Mexico x Flaming xx). From his
Belgian period, Quasimodo van de Molendreef has offspring that are competing successfully in the Young Jumper Championships. Quasimodo van de Molendreef
led the 2007 Belgian jumping index.
Conformation: Quasimodo van de
Molendreef is a well-developed riding
type stallion with a more than sufficient
rectangular model. The head is expressive.
The head/neck connection is heavy. The
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neck has more than sufficient length, good
muscling and comes from deep in the
chest. The wither is well-developed and
has good length. The shoulder has good
length and position. The back has sufficient length and is slightly hollow. The
loins are well muscled and well connected. The croup is short and well muscled.
The tail is set on high. The hamstring has
good length. The foreleg is correct. The
hindleg is also correct. The base is sufficiently developed and hard considering his
age and sport career. The feet are well
developed.
Test report: Quasimodo van de Molendreef was a successful Grand Prix jumper
with Jaime Azcarraga from Mexico.
Because of his Grand Prix career, the stallion did not have to participate in the performance test and came to the testing
exclusively for an evaluation of his stall
behavior.
Veterinary remarks: There are no veterinary remarks regarding the test. Quasimodo van de Molendreef did not meet the
radiograph requirements of the knee on
the right hind, which was categorized as a
class C Osteochondrosis. The stallion
committee used their prerogative to
approve a stallion with a class C osteochondrosis.
Semen quality: Sufficient.
Breeding advice: Mares must be welldeveloped and have sufficient length in
neck and body. The stallion can add reflexes, attitude and jumping technique.
Dam report: Jarme van ‘t Steentje has a
good rectangular model. The mare is
short-legged and old fashioned with a
downhill build. The head is coarse and the
jaws are heavy. The poll is short and not
very chiseled in the jaw area. The neck has
good length, muscling and normal position. The wither is well-developed and
long. The shoulder is straight and sufficiently long. The back is very weak; not
surprising considering her age (25). Two
of the mare’s offspring that were also
inspected did have a good topline. The
loins are a little weak but have good
muscling. The croup is short and a little
straight. The hamstring has observably
good length. The gaskin is well developed.
The foreleg is a little back at the knee. The
hindleg is correct. The pastern is short and
a normal stance. The hooves have good
shape and a sufficient heel. The base is
heavy and blurred. (One inspected offspring has hard legs, the other has blurred
legs.) The walk is correct. The trot and
canter could not be evaluated due to age.
The mare jumped at Z level.
Height 1.69m, color: chestnut
Dressage Stallions
The only older dressage stallion to be
approved was four-year-old Aqiedo (b.
Addo), who passed the 50-day test with a
good canter score.
Three young stallions received the goahead from the committee after the 70Day Test. Briljant (Uphill x Darlington)
was a good riding type at the Stallion
Show and only became more so during the
test. He received good scores especially
for the walk and canter. The big-framed
Boston (Jazz x Goodtimes) also passed.
Although he still needs to get stronger he
showed much self-carriage and moved
uphill. Bodyguard (Gribaldi x Negro) is a
stallion with good workability and an
exceptional canter.
Aqiedo
AQIEDO
July 4 2005, 1.71m, dark bay, dressage
Sire: Undigo, s. Jazz pref
Dam: Ranirma keur
s. Métall, d. Janirma keur pref sport/dr
ds. Darwin, dd. Danirma ster pref prest
Breeder/Owner: A.H. van Baalen-Roebers
Pedigree: On his father’s side, sire Undigo carries the blood of the influential Sandro Hit. Undigo’s mother is the keur preferent mare Norell, a daughter of the preferent Jazz. Ranirma, Aqiedo’s mother, is a
keur mare by the Ferro son Métall, out of
the keur preferent sport/dr mare Janirma
(s. Darwin). Janima is also the mother of
the KWPN stallion Paddox (s. Ferro), who
participated in the 2002 and 2003 World
Championships for young dressage horses
in, and was later successful in the Light
Tour. The mare line is further supported by
the ster preferent prestatie mare Danirma,
a daughter of the Abgar xx son Volckmar
and daughters of President and the thoroughbred Vesins.
Conformation: Aqiedo is a well developed, sufficient riding type stallion that
has a sufficiently rectangular model. The
head is sufficiently expressive. The poll
has sufficient length. The neck has more
Dressage
Aqiedo
Bodyguard
Briljant
Bristol
Walk
(x2)
8
7.5
8.5
8
Trot
(x2)
8
7.5
7
8
Canter
(x2)
8.5
8.5
8
8
Suppleness
7.5
8
8
8
Carriage
& Balance
7.5
8
7.5
8.5
Rideability
& Workability
8
8
8.5
8
Dressage
Talent
8
8
8
8
Total
80
79
79
80.5
than sufficient length and sufficient
muscling. The shoulder has good position
and length. The wither is well-developed
and has good length. The back has sufficient length but little muscling. The loins
are well connected but a little tight. The
croup has good position, more than sufficient length and good muscling. The hamstring should be longer. The foreleg has
good length. The hindleg is a fraction
long. The base is more than sufficiently
developed and has more than sufficient
quality. The hooves are well-developed
with low heels.
Test report: Aqiedo is an honest, reliable
stallion with a good attitude. The stallion
is very willing to work and works well.
The walk is big but should be more
through the body. The trot has good scope
and good leg technique. The canter is
uphill and has good scope and power.
Aqiedo has more than sufficient to good
self-carriage and good balance. Aqiedo
has much talent for dressage and gives his
riders a good feeling.
when seen from the side it is a little back
at the knee and under the body. The hindleg is correct. The pastern has more than
sufficient length and is a little straight. The
hooves are sufficiently wide and the heels
are more than sufficiently developed. The
left front hoof is a fraction narrower than
the right. The base has more than sufficient quality and sufficient substance.
Ranirma’s walk is pure and active, showing more than sufficient scope and suppleness. From the front, Ranirma is a little
toed in on the left foreleg. She shows more
than sufficient scope in the trot and the
hindleg bends well. She shows sufficient
suppleness but should move a little more
uphill. The canter has sufficient scope and
impulsion. She should use her body a little more.
Ranirma finished the EPTM in 2002, earning 66 points. She competed at M1.
Veterinary remarks: Aqiedo was a wind
sucker. He was operated on and therefore
this throatlatch is very light. No other
remarks.
Breeding advice: Aqiedo can improve leg
technique in the trot and canter. Mares
must show blood and must have a good
front.
Dam report: Ranirma is a well-developed
mare with a more than sufficient rectangular model. She appears somewhat old
fashioned. The head is normal and more
than sufficiently expressive. The headneck connection is more than sufficiently
light. The neck has good length with more
than sufficient muscling in the topline but
could be a little more vertical. The wither
is well developed, with more than sufficient length. The shoulder has more than
sufficient length and sufficient slope. The
back is a little hollow. The loins are more
than sufficiently connected. The croup has
more than sufficient length and sufficient
slope. The foreleg has good length but
BODYGUARD
Bodyguard
March 30 2006, 1.70m, black, dressage
Sire: Gribaldi keur, s. Ibikus Trak
Dam: Ulinda keur
s. Negro keur, d. Kolinda ster
ds. Cocktail pref,
dd. Gasinda keur sport/dr
Breeder: F. Swanenberg
Owner: A. Valk and Stal van de Sande
Pedigree: At the moment, the keur stallion
Gribaldi is creating a buzz with several
successful offspring, including Totilas and
Sisther de Jeu. Bodyguard’s mother Ulinda is a keur mare by Negro keur. Grandmother Kolinda is a star mare by Cocktail
preferent. Combined with TCN Partout,
she has produced a ZZ-light dressage
horse. Great grandmother Gasinda is a
keur sport/dr mare by Formateur. She was
herself active in the Light Tour. Gasinda
also produced a ZZ-light dressage horse
by Cocktail. The damline is further supported by a keur sport/dr mare by Doruto
and a keur preferent prestatie mare by
Enfant de Normandie.
Conformation: Bodyguard is a welldeveloped stallion with a good rectangular
frame that should be a little more refined.
The head is sufficiently expressive. The
poll has more than sufficient length. The
neck has good shape and sufficient length
and muscling. The shoulder has good
length and position. The wither is well
developed. The back has good length and
sufficient muscling. The loins are welldeveloped and well connected. The croup
has good length and muscling, and slopes
slightly. The foreleg has more than sufficient length but is slightly toed out and a
little back at the knee. The hindleg is correct. The base is well-developed and has
more than sufficient quality. The feet are
well developed but a little narrow.
Test report: Bodyguard is an honest, reliable stallion with a good attitude. The stallion is very willing to work and works
very well. The walk is pure and has sufficient to good scope. The trot has more than
sufficient scope and self-carriage. The
canter is powerful, has good scope and is
carried. Bodyguard carries himself well in
movement and has good balance and suppleness. The hindleg comes underneath
well. The foreleg is flat. Bodyguard has
much talent for dressage and gives his riders a good feeling.
Veterinary remarks: Some soreness in
the saddle area from May 7 forward. No
other remarks.
Breeding advice: Bodyguard seems to fit
best with long-bodied mares that have a
nice, long foreleg and that need improvement on the canter.
Dam report: Ulinda is a sufficiently
developed mare with a good rectangular
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model. The head is very expressive and
has a nice eye. The poll has good length;
the head-neck connection is light. The
neck has good muscling and more than
sufficient length. The wither is sufficiently high and long. The shoulder is sufficiently long and a little straight. The back
is a little hollow. The loins are well muscled. The croup slopes and has sufficient
length and a nice long buttock muscle. The
foreleg is correct but a little short. The
hindleg is correct. The pastern is good.
The hooves are a little narrow and have
good heels. The base is good. The mare
was inspected late in her pregnancy.
The walk has good scope and is active.
The trot has good scope, a lot of suppleness and impulsion with good self-carriage. The canter has good scope, is well
carried and has good impulsion.
Ulinda completed an EPTM in 2004 with
70 points.
Briljant
BRILJANT
Ahlerich, Rembrandt and Rubinstein.
Grandmother Liezelma is a ster mare by
Havidoff out of the keur mare Hiezelma
by Cabochon. The mare line is further supported by ster preferent prestatie mares by
Vanitas and Ormand.
Conformation: Briljant is a well-developed stallion in a good rectangular model
with a somewhat downhill build. The head
is not very expressive. The poll has more
than sufficient length. The neck has good
shape, length and muscling. It comes a little deep from the chest. The shoulder has
more than sufficient length and position.
The wither is more than sufficiently developed and is long. The back has good
length and is slightly hollowed. The loins
are more than sufficiently developed and
sufficiently connected. The croup slopes
and has good length and muscling. The
foreleg is a little short and back at the
knee. The hindleg is correct. The base is
more than sufficiently developed and has
more than sufficient quality. The feet are
well developed.
Test report: Briljant is an honest, reliable
The walk is pure and has good scope. The
trot has more than sufficient scope and
good use of the hindleg. The stallion
sometimes clips himself, which improved
strongly during the test. The canter is powerful, has good scope and self-carriage.
Bristol carries himself well in movement
and has good balance and suppleness.
Briljant has much talent for dressage and
gives his riders a good feeling.
May 11 2006, 1.68m, bay, jumping expectation: 162 (122%)
Sire: Uphill, s. Apollonios xx
Dam: Ruzelma ster
s. Darlington Westf, d. Liezelma ster
ds. Havidoff keur, dd. Hiezelma keur
Breeder: Gebr.. Scholten
Owner: G.W. van Norel
Pedigree: Uphill is currently very successful. His breeding career is very promising
and he is also very successful in the Light
Tour. Mother Ruzelma is a mare by Darlington, the son of Damenstonlz who
comes from a very strong Dodona line that
also produced stallions such as Amon,
Dam report: Ruzelma is a well-developed, sturdily built mare that has a more
than sufficient dressage model with a good
rectangular frame and a good front. The
head is long, has a rounded profile with
sufficient expression. The poll is long and
the head-neck connection is more than
Breeding advice: Briljant can improve the
walk and the canter in mares that have a
good uphill build.
sufficient. The neck is long, comes from
deep in the chest, has good position and is
well muscled. The wither is more than sufficiently developed and should be longer.
The shoulder is long with sufficient position. The back has good length and has
good shape and muscling. The loins are
well muscled, well connected and strong.
The croup has good length and has good
shape and muscling. The tail is set on high.
The foreleg is a little tied in and toed in,
and should be longer. The pastern is normal. The hindleg is correct. The hooves
are well developed. The base has good
quality and is well developed.
The walk is pure, active and has good
scope. The trot has sufficient scope with
good use of the hindleg and sufficient suppleness. The canter has sufficient scope
and impulsion. The mare’s use of the body
is sufficient and she shows a good front.
Bristol
BRISTOL
April 8 2006, 1.72m, bay, dressage expectation: 154 (36%)
Sire: Jazz pref, s. Ulster
Dam: Selina elite pref
s. Goodtimes, d. Carrola ster pref
ds. Nurprimus, dd. Simona ster pref prest
Breeder/Owner: Stoeterij Broere BV
Pedigree: The preferent Jazz puts his
stamp on breeding and sport like no other.
His many international offspring put him
in first place of the 2008 WBFSH dressage
sire rankings. The preferent Selina (s.
Goodtimes) earned the elite predicate by
completing a very good mare test. She was
the champion of her central keuring and
one of the top mares at the national mare
keuring. Grandmother Carrola is a ster
preferent daughter of Nurprimus. She produced Z-level offspring with Goodtimes
and Vincent. Great grandmother Simona is
a ster preferent prestatie mare by J. Amagun. She produced several offspring that
are successful in dressage and jumping,
including the Grand Prix horse Karolus K.
Conformation: Bristol is a very welldeveloped stallion with a good rectangular
model. The head is expressive. The poll
has more than sufficient length. The headneck connection is a little heavy. The neck
has good length but should have more
muscling in the topline. The shoulder has
good length and sufficient position. The
wither is well developed. The back has
good length and is slightly hollow. The
loins have more than sufficient muscling
and connection. The croup slopes slightly
and has good length and muscling. The
foreleg has good length and correct position. The hindleg is long and sicklehocked. The base is well-developed and
has good quality. The feet are well developed.
Test report: Bristol is an honest, reliable
The walk is pure and has good scope. The
trot has good scope and good foreleg technique. The stallion quickly goes a bit wide
during the extensions. The canter is uphill,
has good scope and is carried well. Bristol
carries himself well in movement and has
good balance and suppleness. Bristol has
much talent for dressage and gives his riders a good feeling.
tal, both when standing and in movement.
The wither is well-developed and long.
The shoulder is long and sloping. The
back is correct. The loins are strong and
well muscled. The mare has a good body.
The croup is very sloped and could be a
little longer. The gaskin is well muscled.
The foreleg is a little under the body and
slightly back at the knee. The hindleg is
long and slightly sickle-hocked. The
pastern of the hindleg is a bit weak. The
hooves are even and normally developed.
The heels are a bit low. The base is hard.
The basic gaits are pure and the hindleg is
used well. She could show more freedom
from the shoulder in all three gaits. She
could be more uphill in movement.
Height: 1.70m, color: dark bay.
In 2002, Selina completed the 5-Week
Mare Test test with 73.5 points.
Harness Stallions
Three harness stallions ultimately received
the green light from the stallion committee. The Hackney cross Avontuur (Uromast x John’s Firstling) received nines for
his front and action of the foreleg. Baanbreker HBC (Vaandrager x Nando) scored
a nine for the use of the hindleg. Bakboord HBC (Larix x Harald) showed good
knee action.
Breeding advice: Avontuur could be very
useful stallion in the fight against inbreeding. The stallion should be able to improve
on self-carriage, use of the foreleg and
enthusiasm. Mares must have sufficient
suspension and a strong mid-section.
Dam report: Selina is a very well-developed mare with a good rectangular model.
The head is expressive with a large eye.
The poll has sufficient length. The neck
could be a little longer and comes a little
deep from the chest. The neck is horizon-
Conformation: Avontuur is a very welldeveloped stallion with a very good harness type. The head is expressive. The
neck is long, well formed and set on well.
The well-developed wither/shoulder formation has good length and position. The
topline is weak. The loins are well muscled. The croup has good length and position. The foreleg is long and a little over at
the knee. The hindleg is correct but a little
long. The legs show a lot of quality. The
hooves are good in regards to size but the
heel is a little underslung.
Breeding advice: Bristol can improve
model and substance. Mares must have a
correct hindleg.
Pedigree: In 2007, sire Uromast won the
Oregon Trophy and the Dutch stallion
championship. Afterward he was sold to
the Amish in the U.S. Avontuur is his first
approved son. The mother of Avontuur is
the large size Hackney mare Inge Beauty
(s. John’s Firstling) who is frequently used
for harness horse breeding. Dutch Hackney Studbook has her on the books as keur
eligible. Besides Avontuur, she has produced eight harness offspring, including a
mare by Waterman. In 1995, John’s
Firstling was the champion of the Dutch
Hackney Stallion Show. Dolly’s Centurion, the great-grandfather of Inge Beauty, is
also the great-grandfather of approved
stallion Moneymaker. Being half Hackney
makes Avontuur interesting in the fight
against inbreeding.
Avontuur
AVONTUUR
May 12 2005, 1.69m, bay
Sire: Uromast, s. Manno
Dam: Inge Beauty S (Hackney)
s. John’s Firstling, d. Hadwich Ruth
ds. Wentworth Sylvester HC, dd. Irene J
Breeder: A. van Veenedaal
Owner: H.C. Vonk, Burg and H.J. van Oort
Dam report: Inge Beauty (1992) is a
well-developed Hackney mare. The head
is sufficiently expressive. The poll could
be a little longer. The neck has good length
and muscling and comes a little deep from
the chest. The wither is well developed.
The shoulder has good length and position. The back is shaped well and nicely
muscled. The loins are well connected.
The croup has good length and position.
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The foreleg has sufficient length, but is
somewhat under the body. The hindleg is
straight. The stance and length of the
pastern are good. The hooves are well
developed. The base has quality. The walk
is very good. The trot is nice and square
and a little quick, but was difficult to evaluate because the mare was inspected late
in her pregnancy.
BAANBREKER
Baanbreker
HBC
HBC
April 15 2006, 1.66m, black
Sire: Vaandrager HBC, s. Manno keur
Dam: Trinova ster
s. Nando, d. Ninova keur
ds. Fabricius, dd. Annova keur pref
Breeder: K. Polinder
Owner: H.B.C. Stal BV
Pedigree: Baanbreker HBC is from the
first foal crop of Vaandrager HBC, winner
of the 2008 stallion competition. Mother
Trinova ster is a daughter of the Fortissimo son Nando, whose offspring stand out
because of their fronts. Grandmother
Ninova keur produced the competition
horse Rivaldo (s. Handro) who earned 19
winning points. Great-grandmother Annova (s. Renovo) was the three-year-old
UTV champion and produced the second
round stallion Humorist (s. Donau) who
earned 90 winning points. Annova is also
Harness Stallions
Front
Avontuur
9
Baanbreker HBC
7.5
Bakboord HBC
8
the great-grandmother of Optimist (s. Renovo) who earned 23 points.
Conformation: Baanbreker HBC is a
well-developed stallion with a good harness type. The head is expressive. The
neck is set on well. The stallion is a bit
ewe-necked.
The
well-developed
wither/shoulder formation has good length
and position. The topline is good. The
croup has good length but is a little flat.
The foreleg has average length but is a little back at the knee. The hindleg is a little
sickle-hocked. The bone of the legs shows
quality and the hooves are normally developed.
Test report: Baanbreker HBC is an honest and reliable stallion. The stallion is
very willing to work and drives well. The
walk is very good. The front rises more
than sufficiently to well in front of the
show cart and he uses his neck more than
sufficiently to well. Baanbreker HBC has
more than sufficient to much knee action
and extends the foreleg well. The hindlegs
bend very well and come underneath very
well. The trot has good to very good suspension. He has much to very much enthusiasm. Baanbreker HBC has much to very
much talent for harness work and gives his
driver a very good feeling.
Veterinary remarks: He had a skin condition that was cleared up. After that there
was nothing out of the ordinary.
Breeding advice: Baanbreker HBC
should be able to improve on size, enthusiasm and power from behind.
Dam report: Trinova is a very well-developed mare that appears somewhat classical with a good harness type. The head
could be a little more refined. The poll has
sufficient length. The neck has good
S. Carriage
8
8
8
Suspension
7
8.5
7.5
Action Fore
9
7.5
8
length and muscling. The wither is well
developed, but a little short. The shoulder
has good position and sufficient length.
The croup is a little flat and could be a little longer. The foreleg is short, back at the
knee and under the body. The hindleg is
sickle-hocked. The stance of the pastern is
good but it could be longer. The hooves
are sufficiently developed; the heels are a
little underslung. The base has sufficient
quality. The walk is big and active. The
trot has much self carriage and good scope
and action in the foreleg. The mare was
inspected late in her pregnancy.
In 2004 Trinova earned the following in
the IBOP: self carriage 7.5, suspension 7,
action foreleg 8, use hindleg 6.5, enthusiasm 7, overall picture 7; total: 72 points.
BAKBOORD
Bakboord
HBC
HBC
May 10 2006, 1.66m, chestnut
Sire: Larix keur, s. Fabricius pref
Dam: Nuwalda II ster
s. Harald, d. Guwalda
ds. Allegro, dd. Nuwalda ster pref
Breeder: A. and B. Hidding
Owner: J. Poppen and H.B.C. Stal BV
Pedigree: The sire of Bakboord HBC is
the keur stallion Larix (s. Fabricius). As a
three-year-old Larix was the champion of
the stallion show, and Bakboord HBC won
Use Hind
8
9
7
Enthus
7
8.5
8
Overall Pic
8.5
8.5
7.5
the same title this year. A few of the best
known competition horses by Larix are
Platoon, Raymond, Van Bon, Viam,
Zwieber and the top performing daughters
Sarianne, Seronica and Zabrina HBC.
Bakboord HBC is the fourth approved
Larix son, following Reflex M, Roy M
and Tendens HBC. The mare line is classically bred, and therefore Bakboord HBC
has only 6.25% Hackney blood. Grandmother Guwalda is the great-grandmother
of the approved stallion Wodka HBC (s.
Roy M). Bakboord’s mare line goes back
to the triple broodmare champion Nuwalda ster pref (s. Ziezo), who produced several competition horses including Vlo
HBC (s. Reflex M), the 2006 Champion
Four-Year-Old.
The hindleg is correct but a little long. The
legs have quality and the feet are well
developed.
Conformation: Bakboord HBC is a very
well-developed stallion with a very good
harness type. The head is expressive. The
neck is shaped well and set on well. The
well-developed wither/shoulder formation
has good length and position. The topline
is good. The croup has good length and
position. The foreleg is long and correct.
Test report: Bakboord HBC is an honest,
reliable but somewhat sensitive stallion.
He has a sensitive mouth. He often has
trouble with balance. He is very willing to
work and drives more than sufficiently.
The walk is moderate. In front of the show
cart the stallion rises well in the front and
carries his neck well. Bakboord HBC has
a lot of knee action and extends the leg forward. The hindlegs bend more than sufficiently and come underneath well. The trot
has good suspension. The stallion is very
enthusiastic. Bakboord HBC has more
than sufficient talent for harness work and
gives his driver a good feeling.
Breeding advice: Bakboord HBC should
be able to improve on type and lines with,
for example, mares that have a lot of
improvement blood that are a little less
harness-like in regards to type.
Dam report: Nuwalda II is a generously
developed mare with a sufficient harness
type. The head is shaped well. The poll has
sufficient length. The neck has sufficient
length but could be set on a little more vertically and is a little ewe-necked. The mare
has a lot of wither. The shoulder has sufficient length, but should have more slope.
The mare has a strong back. The loins are
tight. The croup is rather flat and has sufficient length. The foreleg has good length
and correct position. The hindleg is a little
long but has good position. The pastern is
straight. The hooves are well developed.
The base should show more quality. The
walk has sufficient scope, but should show
more suppleness. The mare rises well in
front during the trot and uses the foreleg
well, but she should develop more power
from behind. The mare was in poor condition.
INNOVATIVE RESEARCH: MEASURING TEMPERAMENT
The goal of the KWPN is to breed
a performance horse that can compete
at the highest level of the sport. To
achieve this goal, a horse obviously
must have a healthy constitution, correct and functional conformation, and
correct movement. However, optimum performance requires another
key element: a good temperament.
The concept of temperament has
been part of the KWPN’s breeding
goal for years. Indeed, a willing and
cooperative temperament is an important quality if a sport horse is to perform well. The KWPN was the first
studbook in the world to measure temperament traits.
How to Measure Temperament
Before we can know the temperament traits desirable in a sport horse,
we must first have a way of measuring
traits. In 2008, the KWPN took the
first step toward making temperament
measurable by developing a score
sheet for evaluating temperament
qualitatively. In collaboration with scientists from the Animal Sciences
Group of Wageningen University
(WUR), KWPN inspectors researched
the relevant traits for sport horses in
the scope of the KWPN’s breeding
goals. They also studied how to qualitatively score such traits, which led to
the drafting of a score sheet with a provisional list of traits. The next step will
be to research the extent to which the
list is based on objective data. After
that step is complete, this new knowledge can be put to use.
Temperament Breeding Values
The development of breeding values for temperament traits is just one
example of how research data will be
used in the future. Currently, breeders
can use KWPN data on conformation
and movement to select the best stallions to breed to their mares. In the
future, the KWPN aims to offer a similar service for selecting temperament.
Its goal is to use the results of the temperament study to provide more information to breeders about how stallions
pass on certain temperament traits to
their offspring.
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2009 TOP FIVES
4th No. 149 Eclipse SCF 840025 200900088
Balou Du Rouet x Nova keur by Consul
Owner: Amanda Lorinc;
Breeder: Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Jimenez
Foals/Weanlings: Dressage
North American Champion
No. 296 Eclipse LPR 840025 200900255
Ferro pref x Pasandra by Wellington keur
Owner/Breeder: Nancy Debosek,
Lone Palm Ranch
Reserve Champion
No. 140 Encore 840025 200900049
Jazz pref x Aloha S.E. by Sir Sinclair
Owner/Breeder: Lisa Dickman,
Pocahontas Pines Stables
3rd No. 5 Ezsa 840025 200900139
UB-40 x Zsa Zsa P by Idocus crown
Owner/Breeder: Sandi Lieb
4th No. 64 Evanta III MMW 840025 200900242
UB-40 x Vivanta SHB elite by Sandro Hit
Owner/Breeder: Merijane and James Malouin,
Malouin Manor Warmbloods
5th No. 272 Epsom Bloom 124007 200900144
Clinton x Wagrusa H ster prok by
Silverstone
Owner/Breeder: Bloomington Farm,
S. Trickey and J. Dubois
Foals/Weanlings: Hunter
Eclipse LPR
No. 232 Ellington HMF 840025 200900209
photo by Richard Debosek
Flemmingh pref x Valentine For II
by Le Feu vb
Owner/Breeder: Eugene H. Fletcher, Hidden Meadow Farm
Reserve Champion
No. 266 Exodus Bloom 124007 200900145
Sir Sinclair x Nabella ster by Rolls Royce
Owner/Breeder: Bloomington Farm, S. Trickey and J. Dubois
5th No. 218 Elita ENF 840025 200900107
Rousseau x Zsa Zsa ster by Jazz pref
Owner/Breeder: Jessica Eagles
Foals/Weanlings: Harness
No. 290 Elixerina 840025 200900249
Whiskei licensed x Bellerina by Unbelievable
Owner/Breeder: Ron and Debbie Egan
Foals/Weanlings: Jumper
No. 200 Encore CBF 840025 200900166
Indoctro pref x Pikina Field keur by Corland
Owner/Breeder: Claybrook Farms
Reserve Champion
No. 117 Einstein 840025 200900018
Whiskei licensed x Anjolina by Jonker
Owner/Breeder: Marlin Ray Miller
Reserve Champion
No. 229 Eeyanette RGS 840025 200900184
Veron x Larinette keur by Acord II
Owner/Breeder: Dr.and Mrs Terry L Schrubb,
Page Brook Farms
3rd No. 273 Estrada LWS 124007 200900170
Numero-Uno keur x Majesteit keur by Nimmerdor pref
Owner/Breeder: Don and Tracy Holmgren,
Longwood Stables
Encore CBF
photo courtesy Claybrook Farm
3rd No. 115 Eclipse 840025 200900180
Whiskei licensed x Shady Maple Mercedes
by Shady Maples Northern
Owner/Breeder: Jonas and Joanna Graber, Aristocrat Stables
4th No. 120 Encore 840025 200900177
Whiskei licensed x Zephyr by Jonker
Owner/Breeder: Enos and Joan Graber, Integrity Stables
Ellington HMF
photo by Eugene Fletcher
Elixerina
photo courtesy Ron and Debbie Egan
YOUNG HORSES
5th No. 118 Elegance 840025 200900140
Whiskei licensed x Tindra H ster by Jonker
Owner: Martin Schmucker and
Steve Graber; Breeder: Martin Schmucker
Two-Year Olds: Dressage
No. 300 Contessa 840025 200700389
Contango pref x Precious Day ster
by Gribaldi keur
Owner/Breeder: Gwen Blake,
Donida Farm Equestrian Ctr.
Yearlings: Dressage
No. 254 Demarko NPF
124007 200800297
Johnson x Florentina by Florestan I
Owner/Breeder: New Perth Farms
Reserve Champion
No. 202 Dolce Vita 840025 200800103
Sir Sinclair x Mystic keur by Consul
Owner/Breeder: Carousel Farm,
Michael and Evelyn Hobbs
Reserve Champion
No. 255 Calypso NPF 124007 200700284
Sandreo x Veganieta ster by Jazz pref
Owner/Breeder: New Perth Farms
Demarko NPF
photo by Ken Mellish
3rd No. 234 Davinci SSF 840025 200800173
UB-40 x Oleander B ster by Havidoff keur
Owner/Breeder: Carroll and Carol Tolman, Shooting Star Farm
4th No. 299 Dominique 840025 200800242
Contango pref x Precious Day ster by Gribaldi keur
Owner/Breeder: Gwen Blake, Donida Farm Equestrian Ctr.
5th No. 275 Disney 124007 200800309
Freestyle x Panash Applied Science by Gribaldi keur
Owner/Breeder: Marsha Voica-Fraser, Horses Unlimited
Yearlings: Jumper
No. 157 Destiny 840025 200800420
Judgement-ISF crown x Romeria by Lord Carlos
Owner/Breeder: Susan Pontarelli, Pontarelli Farm
3rd No. 187 Calypso-ISF 840025 200700077
Contango pref x Toraya ster by Goodtimes
Owner/Breeder: Iron Spring Farm, Inc.
4th No. 308 Chiesa 124007 200700275
Freestyle x Zett by Iglesias
Owner: Lydia Early, Wolfridge Farm, Ltd;
Breeder: Marsha Voica-Fraser
Two-Year Olds: Jumper
No. 189 Carte Blanche SCF 840025 200700173
Lupicor x Wildcard SCF elite by Goodtimes
Owner: Angela M. Sasso, Alliance Dressage
and Sporthorses; Breeder: Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Jimenez
Reserve Champion
No. 72 Chepeta Rose 840025 200700396
Burggraaf pref x Leontien ster sport/s by Goodtimes
Owner/Breeder: Stephanie Simmonds, Stillwater Equestrian
Yearlings: Harness
No. 124 Double the Money 840025 200800395
Moneymaker x Etinkie keur pref prest by Natuur
Owner: Rosewood Farms, N. Butler and
K. Frazier; Breeder: Hawk-Nest, LLC
Contessa
photo by Carolynn Bunch Photography
Destiny
photo by Susan Pontarelli
Carte Blanche SCF
photo by Stacy Lynne
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2009 TOP FIVES
Geldings - Dressage
No. 204 Armani 840025 200500233 ster q. prok
Special-D x Olivia elite by Idocus crown
Owner/Breeder: Lana Sneddon, Stonecrest Farm
No. 75 Brendo (Brando) 840025 200600136 ster q.
Florencio x Sierra Siren keur by Volckmar
Owner: Ashlyn and Amber De Groot,
DG Bar Breeders, Inc.; Breeder: Luke S. Bianco, MD
3rd No. 160 Beaumont-ISF 840025 200600052 ster q.
Rampal/Bertus crown x Rabiola keur by Métall
4th No. 25 Arousseau HF 840025 200500110 ster q.
Rousseau x Tiger Tops ster by Wellington keur
Owner/Breeder: Julie Ballard Haralson, Haralson Farm
4th No. 7 Bartram 840025 200600166 ster q.
Contester x Lanner by Rubinstein
4th No. 8 Basil MG 840025 200600228 ster q.
Lancet x Miloma elite by Goodtimes
Owner: Donna Nita; Breeder: Kathleen Hickerson
4th No. 162 Bien Sir-ISF 840025 200600055 ster q.
Sir Sinclair x Toraya ster by Goodtimes
Geldings - Jumper
No. 277 Beam P 124007 200600252 ster q.
Indoctro pref x Pepita-S keur by Emilion keur
Owner: Maureen Smith and Susan Parker;
Breeder: Prima Equestrian
Reserve Champion
No. 165 Bronziet 528003 06.02065 ster q.
Indoctro pref x Safier keur by Voltaire pref
Owner: Paard Hill Farms, E. Lear and P. Ruig;
Breeder: H.A.M. Vermeulen
WH Roux (Whazup WH)
photo by Roy Young Photography
Geldings - Harness
No. 76 W.H. Roux (Whazup WH) 840025 200300371 ster q.
Fabricius pref x Lady Larda W ster by Fortissimo
Owner: Victoria S Rea, Rea Equisports;
Breeder: Windholme Farm, LLC
Mares - Dressage
No. 301 Beyonce 840025 200600359 ster
Contango pref x Precious Day ster by Gribaldi keur
Owner/Breeder: Gwen Blake, Donida Farm Equestrian Ctr.
Reserve Champion
No. 83 Armani 528003 05.00177 keur
Sydney x Ramona by Jonggor’s Weyden
Owner: DG Bar Breeders, Inc.; Breeder: Nico Krol
Reserve Champion
No. 167 Bardot S.E. 840025 200600164 ster
Florencio x Natuur ster pref by Wanroij
Owner/Breeder: Siegi Belz-Fry, Stall Europa
Reserve Champion
No. 84 Bling! SVS 840025 200600114 keur
Prestige-VDL x Vittoria SVS keur by Krack C
Owner/Breeder: Jeanne Schamblin, Sierra Vista Sporthorses
5th No. 80 Alympia SVS 840025 200500149 ster
Rousseau x Olympia ster by Idocus crown
5th No. 82 Apollie 528003 05.04499 ster
Scandic x Pollie by Lohengring aangew.
Owner: Lisabeth Rothman;
Breeder: J. Rutten
5th No. 168 Beatrice VDL 528003 06.08447 ster
Prestige-VDL x L’Actrice by Lorentin I
Owner: Paard Hill Farms, E. Lear and
P. Ruig; Breeder: VDL Stud
5th No. 260 Bosanova NSN 124007 200600115 ster
Ferro pref x Never Say Never keur pref by Wanroij
Owner/Breeder: Martha Haley
Beyonce
photo by Carolynn Bunch Photography
Bieni
photo by Allison Moore
GELDINGS AND MARES
Mares - Jumper
No. 280 Bieni 528003 06.02519 ster
Cardento x Tieni keur by Lux-Z
Owner: Rivercross Farm; Breeder: M. H. van Gils
Reserve Champion
No. 212 Belsjarona 840025 200600365 ster
Harmonie x Sjaronica by Majesteit
Owner: Drs. Joe and Lisa Sanfelippo, Traumerei Farm; Breeder:
Clarke and Karen Vesty
Reserve Champion
No. 279 Beyond P 124007 200600254 keur
Ahorn pref x Rumpole Prima by Ferro pref
Owner/Breeder: Prima Equestrian
Mares - Harness
No. 127 Waterford 840025 200300363 keur
Patijn x Sendrini M ster by Majesteit
Owner: Chris Schmucker; Breeder: Dean Wikel
3rd No. 16 Ana Bella M2S 528003 05.13747 ster ibop
Condios x Una Bella M2S by Ekstein
Owner: Sakura Hill Farm, LLC; Breeder: Morningside Stud
4th No. 50 Geneva KS 21 03174 92 ster
Roderik x Bon Chila by Constant
Owner: Sara Krause, Krause Sporthorses, Breeder: L. Trabert
4th No. 109 Zarry Nights 840025 200400403 ster
Consul x Kaleidoscope by Rolls Royce
Owner: Jacqueline Lyons; Breeder: Amy Else-Slater
Mares - Hunter
No. 29 Perfect Luck 840025 97.18275 ster
Just the Best x Bella Seta by Productivity
Owner: Donna Fiducia, Don Neuen and Double D Ranch, Inc.;
Breeder: Suzanne Munns
Reserve Champion
No. 11 Alyeska 840025 200500360 ster
I’m Da Vinci x Minnie Mouse by Consul
Owner/Breeder: Theresa Floyd, Rusilen Oaks Farm
Mares - Gelders
No. 39 Nutmegan 840025 199516209 ster
Fair Play x Tamara ster prest by Idool
Owner: Lori Snider;
Breeder: Dr. Richard and Carol Schmickrath
Perfect Luck
photo by Alicia Frese
Reserve Champion
No. 128 Wrapped in Roses 840025 200300361 ster
Waterman pref x Roligemma H ster by Kolonel
Owner: Alan Graber; Breeder: Dean Wikel
3rd No. 126 Barbie 840025 200600389 ster
Jonker x Orina ster by Jochem
Owner: Twilight Valley Farm; Breeder: Dean Wikel
IBOP: Dressage
No. 283 Amelia 124007 200500401 ster ibop
Jacardo x Urania by Kelvin
Owner: Stanley Topilko; Breeder: Lana Topilko
No. 95 Zsunami 840025 200400217 ster q. ibop
Rousseau x Rubicon by Damiro B
Owner: Ariane Rezvani; Breeder: Carrie O’Brien
3rd No. 84 Bling! SVS 840025 200600114 keur
4th No. 291 Andorra-ISF 840025 200500129 keur
Sir Sinclair x Hivona keur pref by Consul
5th No. 285 Adessa 528003 05.03912 keur
Koss keur x Odessa keur sport/d by Ahoy
Owner: Beverley Hilton; Breeder: Mevr. I. Verhagen
Nutmegan
photo by LaurieVirkstis.com
Amelia
photo by Ben Radvanyi
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2009 TOP FIVES
5th No. 83 Armani 528003 05.00177 keur
5th No. 25 Arousseau HF 840025 200500110 ster ibop
IBOP: Jumper
No. 279 Beyond P 124007 200600254 keur
Reserve Champion
No. 264 Zenda NSN 124007 200400268 ster prok ibop
3rd No. 16 Ana Bella M2S 528003 05.13747 ster ibop
3rd No. 277 Beam P 124007 200600252 ster ibop
3rd No. 109 Zarry Nights 840025 200400403 ster ibop
IBOP: Harness
No. 94 Zion-JC 840025 200400133 licensed
Patijn x Roodnoot-Kea ster by Modern
Owner/Breeder: John and Carol Nemchick
Reserve Champion
No. 127 Waterford 840025 200300363 keur
Beyond P
DG Bar Cup For 3-Year-Old Dressage Horses
No. 96 Bad Boy 528003 06.00057
Olivi x Lotte keur by Damiro B
Owner: Dantia Benson; Breeder: M. Tijssen
Reserve Champion
No. 84 Bling! SVS 840025 200600114 keur
3rd No. 216 Bentley SCF 840025 200600151
Sir Donnerhall x Tamora keur by Ferro pref
4th No. 7 Bartram 840025 200600166 ster q.
Contester x Lanner by Rubinstein
4th No. 75 Brendo (Brando) 840025 200600136 ster q
Florencio x Sierra Siren keur by Volckmar
Owner: Ashlyn and Amber De Groot, DG Bar Breeders;
Breeder: Luke S. Bianco, MD
No. 204 Armani 840025 200500233 ster q. prok
Special-D x Olivia elite by Idocus crown
Reserve Champion
No. 283 Amelia 124007 200500401 ster ibop
Reserve Champion
No. 291 Andorra-ISF 840025 200500129 keur
4th No. 83 Armani 528003 05.00177 keur
Zion-JC
photo by Lauren McKeand
Bad Boy
photo by Tass Jones Photography
PERFORMANCE
4th No. 25 Arousseau HF 840025 200500110 ster q. ibop
No. 95 Zsunami 840025 200400217 ster q. ibop
Reserve Champion
No. 113 Zen Rosa 840025 200400169 elite
Farrington keur x Oriental Rosa ster by Jazz pref
Owner: Sonnenberg Farm, LLC, Dan and Gina Ruediger;
Breeder: Anne Schmidt
3rd No. 278 Bella Luna 124007 200600227
Ikoon x Uganda M by Wolfgang
Owner: Bob and Pia Thomas, Linsell Farm, Inc.;
Breeder: Lindaco Investments, Inc.
ISF Cup For 4-Year-Old Jumpers
No. 16 Ana Bella M2S 528003 05.13747 ster ibop
Reserve Champion
No. 215 Akina Field CBF 840025 200500163 keur
Goodtimes x Pikina Field keur by Corland
Owner/Breeder: Waino Pihl and Susan Taylor
3rd No. 99 Zamerica DG 840025 200400342 elite
Sandor-Jane x Olympia by Zeoliet keur
Owner/Breeder: Judith Nishi
3rd No. 185 Amethyst-ISF 840025 200500133
Contango pref x On the Road keur sport/s by Roemer pref
3rd No. 111 Zamora 528003 04.07161 keur
Sir Sinclair x Liberty W by Haarlem
Owner: Richard Chong, Dutch Equine Stables;
Breeder: P.M. van de Vliert
4th No. 214 Ahme P 124007 200500350
Owner: Sakura Hill Farm, LLC and Karen Pollardy;
3rd No. 213 Zomica W. 528003 04.02406 keur
Ferro pref x Monica W ster by Havidoff keur
Owner: Susan Thome, Winterspring Farm;
Breeder: H A. Heijmerink
5th No. 184 Agathos 840025 200500103 ster q
Consul x Platina by Piano II Pr H
Owner/Breeder: Katie Moriarty, On Course Riding Academy
3rd No. 310 Zorba S.E. 840025 200400161 ster q
OO Seven x Natuur ster by Wanroij
Owner: Lori S. Larson; Breeder: Siegi Belz-Fry
No. 279 Beyond P 124007 200600254 keur
Reserve Champion
No. 277 Beam P 124007 200600252 ster q. ibop
Armani
photo by Renee Miller
No. 17 Zorriola M2S 528003 04.11594 ibop/s
Ekstein x Corniola M2S by Corrado I
Reserve Champion
No. 264 Zenda NSN 124007 200400268 ster prok ibop
3rd No. 109 Zarry Nights 840025 200400403 ster ibop
Ana Bella
photo by Reg Corkum
Zsunami
photo by Joel Neel
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2009 TOP FIVES
4th No. 30 Zangria HF 840025 200400132
Consul x Hilkina ster by Pele
Gelders
4th No. 179 Zinnia 840025 200400130
Consul x Platina by Piano II Pr H
Owner/Breeder: Katie Moriarty, On Course Riding Academy
2009 PREDICATES EARNED
Versailles 124007 200200163 elite sport/dr
Orame x Rhumba ster by Idocus crown
Owner: Jodi Morrison; Breeder: Martha Haley
Dressage
Andorra-ISF 840025 200500129 keur
Zamerica DG 840025 200400342 elite
Sandor-Jane x Olympia by Zeoliet keur
Owner/Breeder: Judith Nishi
Armani 528003 05.00177 keur
Bling! SVS 840025 200600114 keur
Zomica W 528003 04.02406 keur
Ferro pref x Monica W ster by Havidoff keur
Owner: Susan Thome; Breeder: H.A. Heijmerink
Jumper
Beyond P 124007 200600254 keur
Akina Field CBF 840025 200500163 keur
Goodtimes x Pikina Field keur by Corland
Owner/Breeder: Waino Pihl and Susan Taylor
Beam P
Waterford 840025 200300363 keur
Elite Mares
Keur Mares
Zamora 528003 04.07161 keur
Sir Sinclair x Liberty W ster by Haarlem
Owner: Richard Chong;
Breeder: P. van de Vliert van Veldhuizen
Adessa 528003 05.03912 keur
Koss keur x Odessa keur sport/d by Ahoy
Owner: Beverley Hilton; Breeder: I. Verhagen
Harness
Scandalous 840025 199920260 elite sport/d
Juventus x Famous ster pref by Volckmar
Owner: Renee Carman Vasnaik; Breeder: Bill and Leah Brown
Vjerakelly 528003 02.00225 elite
Inspekteur x Kelly keur by Ferro pref
Owner: Diane M. Stack; Breeder: H.B.C. Stal BV
Volette TH. 528003 02.07160 elite
Pacific x Polette by Jimtown
Owner: VDL Stud and Prima Equestrian;
Breeder: Stoeterij Trudie’s Hof
IBOP Predicate
Dressage
Amelia 124007 200500401 ster ibop
Arousseau HF 840025 200500110 ster q. ibop
Zorriola
photo by Reg Corkum
Waterford
photo by (C) Wade Wilcox
PREDICATES
Biarette VDL 528003 06.08487ster ibop
Flemmingh pref x Tirette VDL by Silvano (Hol)
Owner: Nancy A. Leon, Breeder: VDL Stud
Zsunami 840025 200400217 ster q. ibop
Marijke 94.15032 sport/d
Patrick x B Dammerung Flamme by Delana
Owner: Barbara Suedomier; Breeder: Carolyn Hoekstra
Jumper
Werites SSF 840025 200300232 sport/d
Freestyle x Orchis keur by Jazz pref
Owner/Breeder: Caroll and Carol Tolman, Shooting Star Farm
Ana Bella M2S 528003 05.13747 ster ibop
Beam P 124007 200600252 ster q. ibop
Zarry Nights 840025 200400403 ster ibop
Zenda NSN 124007 200400268 ster prok ibop
Preferent Mares
Krishna 92.5443 ster pref sport/dr
Flemmingh pref x Christa ster pref prest by Le Mexico
Owner: Inspo, Inc; Breeder: F. J. van Esch
Natuur 840025 199516236 ster pref
Wanroij x Tolinda keur pref by Oran keur
Owner Siegi Belz-Fry, Breeder: DG Bar Ranch
PROK Predicate
Alexandria 840025 200500254 ster prok
Corland x Netian Joy keur by Ahorn Z
Owner: Nod Hill Farm, LLC; Breeder: Dr. Sharon Anderson
Beau Regard 840025 200600343 prok
Neptune x In a Pinch by Pinschallah
Owner/Breeder: Katherine Stock
Travola 00.10238 ster sprt/s prok
Baloubet du Rouet x Maravola keur by Nimmerdor pref
Owner: Christina Kirwin; Breeder: H.L.J. Kessels
Zenda NSN 124007 200400268 ster prok ibop
Versailles 124007 200200163 elite sport/dr
Orame x Rhumba ster by Idocus crown
Owner: Jodi Morrison; Breeder: Martha Haley
Jumper
Osmanta A 96.02987 sport/s
Peter Pan x Bosmanta keur by Godehard
Owner: Julia Bartel; Breeder: H.G. Schukkink
Eventing
Alexis Titty 11 Z Z-0463-97 elite sport/e
Alexis Z x L. Titty 51 ster by Germus R
Owner: Dayna Gant; Breeder: Stal Roelofs
Crown Predicate
Dressage
Goubergh’s Kasper (b. Kasper) 92.7097 aangewezen crown
Facet x Annet ster by Superieur
Owner: Margee Koffler; Rider: Reese Koffler-Stanfield;
Breeder: J.J.H. Heutinck
Marnix 94.5941 ster crown
Hinault x Ecolien keur by Voltaire pref
Owner: Joann Smith; Rider: George Williams;
Breeder: R.J.M. Schoenaker
New Tango 95.2101 crown
Contango pref x Carelza keur sprt by Saluut
Owner/Rider: Tara Rena Stegen; Breeder: Th. C. Verwey
Paganini 97.09732 stb crown
Havidoff keur x Bea keur by Statuar
Owner/Rider: Cheryl Meisner; Breeder: H.A. Verberne
Ravel 98.08205 crown
Contango pref x Hautain pref by Democraat
Owner: Akiko Yamazaki; Rider: Steffen Peters;
Breeder: H. de Man
Sport Mares
Sagacious HF (b. Sjors B) 99.01198 aangewezen crown
Welt Hit II keur x Judith keur by Cocktail pref
Owner: Hyperion Farm, Inc.; Rider: Lauren Sammis;
Breeder: G.. van de Boogaard
Dressage
Jumper
Kroniek U 92.8193 keur sport/d
Democraat x Firstlady U by Oldenburg
Owner: Linda Santomenna; Breeder: F.G. Udink
Pako (b. Pakonane) 97.18233 crown
Farmer x Epris pref by Rubinstein
Owner: Richard Spooner; Rider: Kaylen Spooner;
Breeder: Deborah P. Harrison, DVM
Leelita 93.5816 keur sport/d
Beaujolais x Alita ster pref prest by Nimmerdor pref
Owner: Sara Justice; Breeder: N.H. Sieling
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