Jorke is a large-framed, long-lined, breed-typical stallion with an upward-sloping torso. He has a strong topline, a long croup, and good positioning. Jorke has long, well-set forelegs, generous hooves, and high-quality legs.
Jorke is a son of Menne 496 and was the reserve champion of the HK in 2018. Jorke's dam is Lobke fan 'e Kamperdyk Ster AA, a daughter of the preferential Tsjalle 454. At her ABFP in 2014, she received 79.5 points for her saddle test and 79 points for her driving test. Jorke's grandmother is a star mare by Felle 422, which is mare line 110.
Jorke completed the Central Research program at the age of three. Jorke has developed positively and shown considerable progress during training. Jorke 's gait is well-balanced, sufficiently spacious, and shows ample activity. The trot is well carried with good use of the forelegs and good hind leg action. The stallion shows an upward canter with plenty of scope and drive. Jorke can canter small and has a lot of closing ability.
Under the saddle, Jorke is a willing stallion who shows great commitment and focus on the rider. This gives the rider a very good feeling. The stallion has three steady basic gaits, with a particularly positive canter and great ability to close.
In the harnessed section of the Central Research, the stallion has further developed in terms of strength, hind leg flexion, and transition ability. Jorke is also a finely workable horse in harness that responds actively to aids. During the performance test, Jorke has developed into an all-round utility horse.
Jorke performs remarkably well in dressage, consistently achieving high scores in L2 and will be competing in class M this year.
Stud fee 2024: €1,100 excluding 9% VAT and any shipping costs
