| Indelible was approved by the ATA in 2010. He was sold shortly after inspection to a hunter barn and was gelded, leaving no offspring.
He received the following Official inspection comments from Dr. Sam Eidt: As Indelible is studied from a moderate distance, his harmonious silhouette and breed type are readily appreciated. But, as a four- year-old stallion, he could demonstrate a little more masculinity. His breed and gender type are good. His frame is equally divided into thirds. Depth of girth and loin are desirable in the sport horse and these qualities are possessed by Indelible. While he could have a little more sloping hindquarter, his frame is fairly good. His right front leg could be more correct and at the trot he travels a little wide when viewed from behind. Overall, however, his legs are fairly good. Many consider a horse's given walk hard to "improve" upon, while the trot and canter lend themselves well to training. Indelible has a good walk that is both relaxed and has rhythm. He covers ground nicely at the walk. His trot has suppleness, engagement and balance. The canter likewise shows balance with good separation of the hind legs but it could be a little more uphill. Overall, Indelible's trot and canter are fairly good. Indelible was very quiet and most willing during the free-jumping phase of his inspection. He demonstrated fairly good technique and scope in the jumping chute. Lastly, while not scored, a four-year-old stallion must be observed under saddle and Indelible presented himself quite well during this phase of the inspection process. His temperament, manners, and rideability, as well as Trakehner breed and gender type are all good. |
