| Paramoure was the only approved breeding stallion by the late imported Trakehner, FEI dressage stallion, KASPAREIT.
The American Trakehner Association Stallion Inspection Committee approved Paramoure for breeding, saying: Paramoure is a very well balanced and harmonious colt of moderate size. He is very well proportioned with a good frame and an excellent topline and saddle position. He is an uphill horse with a proper neck set. He shows good Trakehner t ype but could be a bit more expressive in gender type. He is a modern looking sport horse and shows athleticism. He covers much ground in all gaits but sometimes could be more elastic in his paces and carry his taill in a more passive manner. His forelegs are very correct, but the left ind leg has some medial rotation. He is a fairly good jumper and has a very good temperament. He should be a good mate for mares that need proper neck sets, balanced frames and correctness in forelegs with athleticism in movement. (Brad Kerbs)
Paramoure was injured prior to completing the performance requirement for full licensing with the ATA and later gelded due to continuing problems with the injury. Prior to his injury, Paramoure had a very successful show career on the line at U.S.D.F. sport horse breeding shows. U.S.D.F. judges awarded him scores as high as 90.60%, with comments including:
“Conformation: Massive bone. Good top line. Straight legs in front and back. Classical.”
“Walk: Straight, regular, good impulsion.”
“Trot: Exuberant. Straight. Very nice.”
“General Impression: Good Ma.
Paramoure won many championships, and his consistent record earned him the title of ATA Champion Stallion of 2002 |
