Keuring Tour2013 Keuring Tour
2012 Keuring TourA great big "Thank You" to our keuring hosts and all their volunteers! See below for Reports from the Road
2012 Keuring Entries & Results 2011 Keuring Tour2011 KWPN-NA Top Fives & Predicates
2010 Keuring Tour2010 Keuring Championship Award Winners Announced
2009 Individual Keuring Reports by Faith Fessenden All 2009 Keuring results KWPN-NA 2008 KEURING RESULTS are available at: 2008 Keuring Results Answers to keuring questions and factoids Studbook Inspection Procedures - An illustrated overview of what happens at a keuring Linear Scoring - At the time of the studbook inspection a linear score sheet is filled in for each horse. This consists of an upper and a lower beam. The lower beam contains conformation, movement and jumping components divided into 28 characteristics for dressage horses, 36 for jumpers and 24 for harness horses. By filling in circles ‘a’ through ‘i’ the jury passes on information to owners as to whether a certain characteristic is average (e-f range) or leans more toward one extreme or the other. The upper beam gives an evaluation for conformation and movement of the horse on a scale from 40 to 100 points in 5 point increments. The upper beam for movement consists of the upper beam scores for walk, trot, canter and self-carriage for dressage; canter, reflexes, technique and scope for jumping and; movement and overall impression for harness.
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