JEFF D'OR

This criterion corresponds to the conformation of the horse: its forehand, its body, its hindquarters, its legs, etc.

This criterion corresponds to the general impression that a horse gives: its eye, its expression, the fineness of its tissues...

This criterion corresponds to the quality of its three gaits: amplitude, rebound, flexibility, availability...

This criterion corresponds to the means, the power that it releases and transmits to its products.

This criterion corresponds to the size of the horse, the frame and its build. The larger the frame a horse is, the more important, even massive, it is.

This criterion corresponds to the energy and endurance that this stallion has.

This criterion corresponds to the style and manner of jumping: the front gesture, the back passage, the parable of the jump, etc.

This criterion corresponds to the horse's ability to naturally understand jumps, its innate sense, its intelligence.

This criterion corresponds to the propensity of a stallion to fill a mare. This criterion is sometimes to be qualified with the type of insemination (frozen/fresh, number of straws by AI, etc.)