Reinder comes from line 128, which is highly praised in the mare lines; not only because of the many mares and stallions that score high at inspections, but also because of the performance and talent inheritance of this line, which is particularly evident from the high scores achieved by the approved stallions from this line.
Reinder's dam line stands out for its horses with good movements, luxurious appearance, fine characters, and well-anchored height.
Reinder is a generously developed, long-lined stallion with a beautiful forehand and long front legs.
He has a long neck and a beautiful silhouette.
He stands out for his excellent gaits with plenty of scope, power, and tact. Reinder is a pleasure to work with and has an honest and willing character. All this makes him a very talented sport horse.
Reinder is a large-framed, breed-typical sport stallion with good gaits and an interesting bloodline.
On the breeding day of Ta it Bihald, the filly Grytsje fan Keatlingwier, owned by J. and M. Klimstra from Westergeest, was crowned champion among the foals and reserve champion for the entire day.
Foal report Reinder 452, season 2010:
Reinder's foals are uniform, well developed, and exude pedigree. Their heads are sufficiently expressive and their necks are often vertically positioned with a pronounced foreline. They are often slightly forward-built and stretched.
The head-neck connection is sufficiently light.
The neck length is often long.
The shoulders are often positioned at an angle.
The backs are long and slightly sunken.
The loins are more than sufficiently strong and muscular.
The cross position is slightly sloping and the cross length is often short.
The stride is sufficiently long and powerful, but some foals could show more drive.
The trot is more than powerful enough with good hind leg action. In general, they show balance, self-carriage, and suppleness in trot.
In 2010, Reinder had 88% first and second premium foals.
