Johnson

Bay KWPN, born 2002, 16.3 ½ hands
by Jazz - Flemmingh - Sultan

An athlete who has proved his merit in sport with eye catching trot mechanics and an expressive, uphill canter. Johnson sets accents wherever he appears: Starting with winning the KWPN licensing in 2005, great results at his 30-day test in Vechta and fourth place at the performance test in Ermelo/NL, all the way to a high placed start in the World Championships for five-year old dressage horses. After qualifying for the World Championships again in 2008, he was unable to compete because his rider, Hans Peter Minderhoud, was off to the Olympic Games but he did win several stallion competitions at medium (M) level. He also won the stallion competition at the licensing by a lead of eleven points! T

hrough Jazz, who ranked number one for the first time in the WBFSH rankings in 2008, and the movement-maker Flemmingh, Johnson unites the leading dressage genes in KWPN breeding. Jazz, who has confirmed his significance as a sire with countless Grand Prix horses and championship participants, is also highly successful in international competitions, e.g. the 2002 World Championships in Jerez. Flemmingh's sons, the Grand Prix stallions Krack C and Lingh, are masterpieces. Johnson's dam line also produced licensed stallion. His noble and highly refined offspring (Gallery) have dynamic movements and quickly find buyers. In 2008, a foal was sold in Münster-Handorf for 21,000 Euros.

His first foal crop up for licensing in the Netherlands was well received: Two young stallions passed the strict KWPN selection process for licensing in 2009 and were licensed. Boston finished on fifth place and received a premium and our strong moving Johnson son, Bon' a Parte, is approved for Oldenburg.

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