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Head Positives Head Negatives Eyes Medium to large, expressive eyes Small, Unexpressive eye Eyes Widely set eyes Narrow between the eyes Lips, Bite Firm well-shaped lips (a relaxed mouth is ok) Excessively baggy, droopy, sagging lips Underbite Overbite Muzzle Refined, well formed muzzle Large Coarse muzzle Square muzzle Muzzle Wide nostrils Ears Small, alert ears with tips pointing slightly towards one another Large ears Non-alert ears (angling outward) Jaw Wide set jaw bones Narrow Jaw Jowls Well defined jowls Non-defined jowls Head Broad forehead Head Visible, well formed brow Flat, undefined brow Head Head relatively short and width is proportionate to length Narrow face in proportion to length Head Size in proportion to body Size out of proportion to body Head Straight or slightly hollow (dishing) nasal bone Coarse Roman faced Inspection Conformation & Movement Evaluation Division Entered: -Sport Horse -Park/Carriage -Utility -Friesian -Judge s Judge s Over-All Impression of Head -Perfect 10-9 erage 8-7 -Acceptable 6 Improvement Desired 5-4 3-2-1 Montana, Date 10/02/10 Tag 1-7

Neck Positives Length Medium length in proportion to body Arch Fairly arched, gradual uphill from base of wither to poll Throat Clean, unrestricted throatlatch Set Neck set relatively high above the point of shoulder Poll Supple in Poll Shape Elegant Shape Rounded Neck Negatives Too Long Too Short Ewe Neck Low-set neck Neck tied in too low Hollow Thick throatlatch Underside bulging between throat and chest Underdeveloped top-side Dip before withers Flat neck (neck with no arch) Base of neck too thick Downhill (Horizontal or lower) Neck is too heavy Judge s Over-All Impression of Neck -Perfect 10-9 erage 8-7 -Acceptable 6 Improvement Desired 5-4 3-2-1 Please Note: A higher neck set, a straighter shoulder and longer upper arm bones, than are indicated in the details of these pages, is desirable for horses of Park type. The judge will take these into consideration for horses being evaluated on a Park Standard. Montana, Date 10/02/10 Tag 2-7

Back & Body Positives Back & Body Negatives Back Medium length back Long back (over 50% of body length) Short back (under 40% of body length) Back & Loin Well connected, strong loin & back *body length = point of shoulder to point of buttock Loin Short, wide loin Hollow back Downhill build (in horses over 4) Loin Convex loin Roach back Croup Gently sloped croup Long loin Narrow loin Body Good girth, body depth Concaved loin Body Well sprung Short croup Flat croup Withers Long, sloping withers Overly steep croup Slight body Wasp waist Short, steep withers Judge s Over-All Impression of Back & Body -Perfect 10-9 erage 8-7 -Acceptable 6 Improvement Desired 5-4 3-2-1 Montana, Date 10/02/10 Tag 3-7

Chest & Front Legs Positives Chest Ideal = a 3 rd leg should neatly fit between the two front legs Chest Breast box should be square Chest Chest out in front of legs Shoulder Points of shoulder should be level when viewed from front Shoulder Shoulder should be sloping & long Shoulder High point of shoulder w/ at least a 90 angle between shoulder blade & upper arm Elbows Free elbows Elbows Elbows level from front view Front Legs Front legs are under point of withers (& fairly close to base of neck) Front Legs Arm segment is half the length of shoulder segment (arm = point of shoulder to point of elbow) Front Legs Cannon bone is fairly centered from the middle of the knee, and the forearm is tied into the middle of knee = straight pillar of support Front Legs Short cannon bone Front Legs Substantial cannon bone Front Legs Long forearm Front Legs Medium length, elastic pasterns (distance from fetlock joint to coronary band does not exceed ¾ the length of the cannon bone and is no less than 50% of cannon bone length Chest & Front Legs Negatives Narrow chest Steep shoulder Horse stands over at the front Horse stands underneath Short arm segment (no scope) Deviated knee Off-set cannons or bench kneed Rotated knee Long cannon Thin, light cannon bone Short forearm Short pasterns Steep pasterns Long pasterns Base Narrow Judge s Over-All Impression of Chest & Front Legs -Perfect 10-9 erage 8-7 -Acceptable 6 Improvement Desired 5-4 3-2-1 Montana, Date 10/02/10 Tag 4-7

Hind End & Rear Legs Positives Viewed from rear unless a is present Hocks Hocks are broad & angular with the hind area, below the point of hock, equally broad & square Joints Clean joints with no sign of puffiness Pelvis A broad pelvis with no propensity for one hind leg to strike the other Thighs Muscular thighs Gaskins Muscular gaskins, both on the inside and on the outside Hips Wide at hips Hips Good length of hip Pelvis Pelvis is wide (should see 4 corners of pelvis) (Males can be more narrow at back corners of pelvis) Hips Hip Sockets: Locate the hip socket and then go straight down the leg until the pants muscle = is wider below than above Stifles Stifles point outward and trajectory clears shoulders and belly Hock Hocks point in towards one another at the same angle as the stifle points outward Angle Toes point outward at the same angle as stifles & hocks Rear Rear cannon bones are attached exactly in the middle below the hock Rear Rear cannons go straight down Hind End & Rear Legs Negatives Cow hocked (stifles point straight forward, hocks point in towards one another & toes face out) Bow-legged (stifle caps point out, hocks point straight back & toes face straight forward or inward) Short or straight pasterns Overly long pasterns Narrow Pelvis Base Narrow Judge s Over-All Impression of Hind End & Rear Legs -Perfect 10-9 erage 8-7 -Acceptable 6 Improvement Desired 5-4 3-2-1 Montana, Date 10/02/10 Tag 5-7

Hoof & Bone Positives Hoof Hoof of sufficient size to properly support the horse Hoof Hoof of appropriate and symmetrical shape and angle Bone Consistent, substantial bone for size of horse * ideal minimum = 7 inches of bone for each 1000 lbs Division Entered: Sport Horse Park/Carriage Utility Friesian OR Judge s Choice (see below) Judge s Choice is: Sport Horse Park/Carriage Utility Judge s overall impression of the horse as a balanced, functional horse that would likely demonstrate some level of success and soundness as a: Sport Horse Park/Carriage Utility erage Promising Good Acceptable Improvement Desired Hoof & Bone Negatives Plate / flat hoof (drafty) Contracted hooves Cupped hooves (too upright) Club foot Dished Hoof too small, for size of horse Bone too light, for size of horse Bone too coarse, for size of horse Judge s Over-All Impression of Hoof & Bone -Perfect 10-9 erage 8-7 -Acceptable 6 Improvement Desired 5-4 3-2-1 Montana, Date 10/02/10 Tag 6-7