Five Star

2016: Reserve World Champion World Cup 6 year old dressage horses under Kirsten Brouwer.

Pedigree:
Five Star is a son of the first crop of the Flemmingh son Amazing Star. The dam is U-Padoeska PB, a star daughter of the influential Jazz. Grandmother Padoeska O is a daughter of Darwin (Roemer x Pion). Padoeska O produced two Z-level dressage horses in combination with Jazz and Metall. Great-grandmother Badoeska is akeur daughter of the keur stallion Sultan out of the star mare Souvenir (s. Lector). The dam line continues with Nora, a star mare by the English thoroughbred Matchim XX.

Official KWPN research report 2013:
Five Star is an honest, reliable stallion with a very good attitude. The stallion has much to very much willingness to work and can be worked well. The walk is pure, active, and has sufficient scope. The trot is light-footed, carried more than sufficiently, and has good scope with an appealing foreleg technique. The canter has a lot of self-carriage and scope. Five Star moves with a lot of flexibility and balance and shows much to very much self-carriage. As a dressage horse, Five Star has a lot of talent and gives his rider a good feeling.

Exterior:
Five Star is a well-developed stallion with a good dressage horse model. The head is speaking. The neck has good length. The neck has good shape, length, and muscling. The wither is well developed and has sufficient length. The shoulder has good length and is slightly straight. The back has good length and is slightly sunken. The loins are sufficiently muscled and well connected. The croup has sufficient length. The foreleg has more than sufficient length and correct position. The hind leg is long and soft pasterns and slightly French from the pastern. The front phalanges are long and slightly weak. The foundation is well developed and of more than sufficient quality. The feet have good shape and quality.

Stable behaviour:
Honest reliable stallion, easy to handle, and quiet in the stable.

KWPN breeding advice:
Five Star can add attitude, race, front, and foreleg technique to dressage horse breeding in mares with a correctly positioned hind leg.