Jeroen 535 has been approved on the basis of his exceptional international sporting achievements, with FEI Grand Prix international scores of 70%. This is a good indication of the stallion's trainability, commitment, and health.
Jeroen 535 is a friendly stallion in the stable and in daily interaction. He shows durability in his legwork and has an interesting bloodline. Due to his relatively low relatedness of 16.9% and his sublime sporting performance, he can contribute to the breeding of the Friesian horse.
Sport Elite blood
Father Anders 451 and Grandfather Adel 357 have successfully competed in FEI Grand Prix events. Anders 451 was the first Friesian horse to be selected for the World Dressage Championships.
They are pioneers of their time. Anders 451 competed at Grand Prix level from the age of 8 to 18, demonstrating exceptional durability and health. In addition, he currently has 10 offspring competing at a level higher than Prix St. George, and that from a relatively small group of his offspring. Thanks to these registered KNHS results, Anders 451 currently holds the highest position on the KFPS sport index.
Not only does Jeroen 535 possess three highly functional basic gaits that enable him to perform all elements of the highest level of dressage, he also has a gallop technique of good quality and functionality. This allows him to master all required elements, and he demonstrates particularly good technique in pirouettes and series.
The ease with which the stallion performs piaffe and passage and the transitions between them is remarkable.
Top athlete
Last but not least, Jeroen 535 possesses unprecedented stamina. At the age of 3, he already excelled in endurance and perseverance compared to his peers who were also just starting out. With a high peak, Jeroen was number one in the results chart. Lactate measurements in the blood scientifically proved that he would become a top athlete "pur sang." This is most likely the key to the success of Anders 451 and Aldel 357.
