Presentation at triangel
Yesterday´s presentation at the triangel became for many of the stallions not the best presentation, as the winter weather really showed itself in a rainy and stormy way, but still with a small group that caught our attention.
No 36 Bon Courage / Sezuan - he is the most beautiful stallion and look like a super attitude
No 55 Glamourdale / Johnson - well balanced with good overview
No 57 Global Player / Fürstenball - compact with good expression and power
No 68 Totilas / Sir Donnerhall I - developed since the video presentation. Brings all for a dressage horse
No 70 Toto Jr. / Negro - impressive look with power
No 81 Zackerey / Londonderry - well balanced modern type
Lunging
As always the lunging part gives a much more clear picture of the future as a dressage stallion.
For the lunging part no 36 Bon Courage / Sezuan stood out with a very nice balance, self carriage and expression for both trot and canter.
Both no 55 Glamourdale / Johnson and no 57 Global Player / Fürstenball were shown with good balance and expression.
No 66 by Totilas / Sir Donnerhall impresses again with nice angle from behind in a good clear rhythm for both trot and canter and showing a nice self carriage.
No 70 by Toto jr / Negro was missing bit more overall relaxation in the body and connection between head and neck look a bit tight.
No 81 by Zackerey / Londonderry with good basic gaits but missing bit more overall suppleness in the body.
New at the lunging list were:
No 37 by Bon Vivaldi / Fürst Romancier - impresses with lovely well balanced power in the trot, the canter missing bit more suppleness and relaxation over the back.
No 71 by Toto Jr / Grey Flanell - with very nice balance and self carriage for both trot and canter.
No 73 by Vitalis / Desperados - nice carriage and balance, still missing a bit strength from behind but with a good angle.
The impressive V-Plus / Sarkozy stallion (from the video presentation), was unfortunately missing for the licensing as he is suffering from a minor infection. He will be presented for the OLD licensing commission later, presumeably for the saddle licensing this spring.
