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#1: Short back in proportion to overall body (short distance between last
rib to point of hip).
#2: Broad chest.
#3: Heavy well-rounded hips (slab sided or severely sloping hindquarters are
considered a fault).
#4: Heavy flat bone at the knee,
ample hooves (small contracted hooves are considered a fault).
#5: Feathering that begins at
the knees or near the hocks extending over the front of the hooves. Ample to
abundant mane and tail.
#6: Sweet head (fine head on a
strong neck in harmony with the horse’s overall look).
#7: Disposition (the horse
should exhibit traits of intelligence, kindness and docility; overly
aggressive behavior is considered a fault).
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