Irish Draught Horse Studbook Stallion Book The Irish Draught Horse Studbook is maintained by Horse Sport Ireland and the Northern Ireland Horse Board Horse Sport Ireland First Floor, Beech House, Millennium Park, Osberstown, Naas, Co. Kildare, Ireland Telephone: 045 850800. Int: +353 45 850800 Fax: 045 850850. Int: +353 45 850850 Email: [email protected] Website: www.horsesportireland.ie Northern Ireland Horse Board Office Suite, Meadows Equestrian Centre Embankment Road, Lurgan Co. Armagh, BT66 6NE, Northern Ireland Telephone: 028 38 343355 Fax: 028 38 325332 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nihorseboard.org Copyright © Horse Sport Ireland 2018 CONTENTS Irish Draught Horse Studbook, Classification & Process 4 Irish Draught Horse Studbook Stallion Merit Criteria 5 Performance Information 6 Linear Profiling 7 User's Guide on Linear Profiling 8 Abbreviations 9 Index of Stallions 10 Index of Stallions by County 11 Class 1 and RID Irish Draught Stallions 12 Listings of stallions which are not approved in the Irish Draught Horse Studbook 132 3 IRISH DRAUGHT HORSE STUDBOOK IRISH DRAUGHT (ID) HORSE STUDBOOK CLASSIFICATION OF STALLIONS IN THE ID STUDBOOK CLASS 1 (C1): Stallions that meet the veterinary and inspection requirements. Class 1 stallions are eligible for additional merits (Gold, Silver and Bronze) based on their own performance and their progeny’s performance in a number of disciplines. Stallions that were previously classified as ‘RID’ are classified in this class. RID [GB]: Stallions that were inspected and classified as ‘RID’ by the Irish Draught Horse Society Great Britain (IDHS[GB]) from 2001 to 2010. RID [CAN]: Stallions that have been classified in the RID class of the Irish Draught Horse Studbook maintained by the Irish Draught Horse Society Canada (IDHSC). CLASS 2 (C2): Stallions that meet the veterinary requirements but have not met the inspection requirements. Stallions that were previously classified as Section 1 (S1) are classified in this class. G2 [GB]: Stallions that have been classified as ‘Grade 2’ by the IDHS[GB] between 2004 and 2010. S1 [CAN]: Stallions that have been classified as ‘S1’ by the IDHSC between 2004 and 2012. CLASS 3 (C3): Stallions that do not meet the veterinary requirements. Stallions that were previously classified as Section 2 (S2) are classified in this class. UNINSPECTED: Stallions that have not come forward for a veterinary examination or an inspection of any kind. NOTE: Stallions previously classified as ‘RID’ are classified as Approved in the ISH Studbook. Class 2 and Class 1 Irish Draught stallions that have not previously been classified as ‘RID’ are eligible for classification as Approved in the ISH Studbook providing they meet specified performance criteria. ID STALLION ASSESSMENT PROCESS STUDBOOK INSPECTION: Stallions must be a minimum of 3 years of age to be presented for the Irish Draught Horse Studbook inspections. Stallions undergo a veterinary examination (including X-Rays) and an assessment of their conformation, type, movement and athleticism using linear scoring. Movement is assessed both in hand and loose and athleticism is assessed by means of loose jumping. Older stallions can opt to have their athleticism assessed under saddle. Stallions that meet the veterinary and inspection requirements are classified as ‘Class 1’. OPTIONAL ATHLETICISM ASSESSMENT FOR BRONZE MERIT: The owners of ‘Class 1’ stallions aged 4 years and older can opt to have their stallion’s athleticism assessed by jumping a course of fences at 1.00m level under saddle. Stallions that achieve the minimum athleticism score are awarded a Bronze merit for their own performance in the discipline of show jumping. 4 IRISH DRAUGHT HORSE STUDBOOK STALLION MERIT CRITERIA Stallions that are classified as CLASS 1, RID[GB] and RID[CAN] in the Irish Draught Horse Studbook are eligible to be awarded additional merits (BRONZE, SILVER and GOLD), based on their performance and their progeny’s performance in a number of disciplines. The following is the Irish Draught Horse Studbook Stallion Merit Criteria as of the 1st January 2013. Please note that the criteria is subject to future changes. Own Performance Progeny Performance Criteria (minimum) Jumping: A stallion that produces 3 progeny that each achieve Jumping: A Stallion that achieves 4 double clear 4 double clear rounds at 1.30m level. rounds at 1.30m level. Dressage: A stallion that produces 3 progeny that each Dressage: A stallion that achieves 4 scores of achieves 4 scores of above 64% at advanced medium level. above 64% at advanced medium level. Eventing: A stallion that produces 3 progeny that each Eventing: A stallion that has completed 4 complete 4 events at CNC** with a clear round SJ and clear events at CNC** with a clear round SJ and clear jumping XC OR on completion of 2 CNC** events and 1 CIC** GOLD jumping XC OR on completion of 2 CNC** with a clear round SJ and clear jumping XC. events & 1 CIC** with a clear round SJ and In hand Showing: A stallion that produces 5 distinctive progeny clear jumping XC. that each achieve 1st in any showing class in the RDS, RUAS or In hand Showing: A stallion that achieves 1st any ISA National Championships. three times in the stallion class at either the Riding: A stallion that produces 5 distinctive progeny that each RDS or the ISA All-Ireland Championships. achieve 1st in any riding class at the RDS, RUAS or any other ISA National Championships. Jumping: A stallion that produces 3 progeny that each achieves Jumping: A stallion that achieves 4 double clear 2 double clear rounds at 1.20m level. rounds at 1.20m level. Dressage: A stallion that produces 3 progeny that each Dressage: A stallion that achieves 3 scores of achieves 3 scores of above 64% at elementary level. above 64% at elementary level. Eventing: A stallion that produces 3 progeny that each have Eventing: A stallion that has completed 3 completed 2 events at CNC* with a clear round SJ and clear events at CNC* with a clear round SJ and clear jumping XC OR on completion of one CNC* and one CCI/CIC* SILVER jumping XC OR on completion of one CNC* and with a clear round SJ and clear jumping XC. one CCI*/CIC* with a clear round SJ and clear In hand Showing: A stallion that produces 3 progeny that each jumping XC. achieves 1st in any showing class at the RDS, RUAS or any ISA In hand Showing: A stallion that achieves 1st National Championships. twice in the stallion class at either the RDS or Riding: A stallion that achieves 3 progeny that each achieves 1st the ISA All-Ireland Championships. or 2nd in any riding class at the RDS, RUAS or any ISA National Championships. Jumping: A stallion that achieves 2 double clear Jumping: A stallion that produces 3 progeny that each achieves rounds at 1m level OR jumps 1m level under 2 double clear rounds at 1m level. saddle as a four year old or older at the stallion Dressage: A stallion that produces 3 progeny that each inspections and achieves a score of above 70% achieves 2 scores of above 64% at preliminary level. TB. Eventing: A stallion that produces 2 progeny that each has Dressage: A stallion that achieves 2 scores of completed two events at Pre Novice level with a clear round SJ above 64% at preliminary level. BRONZE and clear jumping XC. Eventing: A stallion that has completed 2 In hand Showing: A stallion that produces 2 progeny that each events at Pre Novice level with a clear round SJ achieves 1st in any showing class in the RDS, RUAS or any other and clear jumping XC. ISA National Championships. In hand Showing: A stallion that achieves 1st in Riding: A stallion that achieves 2 progeny that each achieves 1st the stallion showing class at either the RDS or at the RDS, RUAS in any riding class or other ISA National the ISA All-Ireland Championships. Championships. 5 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION PERFORMANCE POINTS IN NATIONAL COMPETITION IN IRELAND. Performance information at national level for showjumping and eventing in Ireland for individual stallions and their progeny are included for each stallion where available. Such performance data was supplied by Showjumping Ireland and Eventing Ireland up to 31 December 2017 and included in respect of horses registered in the Irish Horse Register. For each horse, the highest level competed at in both disciplines has been included for the first time. SHOWJUMPING IRELAND (SJI) EVENTING IRELAND (EI) Beech House, Millennium Park, Beech House, Millennium Park, Osberstown, Naas, Co. Kildare Osberstown, Naas, Co. Kildare Tel: 045 852230; Fax: 045 852296 Tel: 045 854545; Fax: 045 940502 Email: [email protected] Email: Website: www.sji.ie [email protected] Website: www.eventingireland.com GRADES POINTS GRADES POINTS Grade E 0-30 Novice 0-20 Grade D 31-75 Intermediate 21-60 Grade C 76-150 Advanced 60+ Grade B 151-200 Grade A 201+ PERFORMANCE INFORMATION IN INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION The highest level competed at and the highest fence height competed at is included In respect of horses registered in the Irish Horse Register, based on data sourced by Horse Sport Ireland from the FEI. NOTE: Every effort has been made to ensure that all the data contained in this publication have been accurately collated. However, since the information has been collated from a number of sources it may be incomplete in some instances. Horse Sport Ireland shall not be held responsible for any inaccuracies herein. Horse Sport Ireland shall not be responsible for documenting the performance of horses which are not registered in the Irish Horse Register. Horse Sport Ireland wishes to acknowledge the co-operation of the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI), Showjumping Ireland and EventingIreland.