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Description for Mcjonnas

McJonnas is a very rare Cremello Warmblood Stallion of Czech Warmblood descent. His cremello colouring is the outcome of his double dilute genes. The Cremello colouring has for many years been misunderstood and it is only in recent years that the general public have now gained greater insight into the wonderful genetic makeup of these spectacular "blue eyed creams". Cremello stallions guarantee 100% palomino foals when bred to chestnut mares. However McJonnas can also produce palomino, smokey black or buckskin foals from bay/black mares. McJonnas is Homozygous Creme (CrCr) and Heterozygous Agouti Aa. Set aside from this remarkable attribute McJonnas is an athletic horse with good jumping ability from a lineage of performance sport horses. His pedigree is steeped in history including the greatest foundation lines of the Trakehner coupled with the thoroughbred and the famous Golden Kinsky horses.

McJonnas successfully passed his stallion inspection and was Licensed with the Scottish Sports Horse in March 2008 with good conformation, walk and canter.

His progeny are elligble for Breed Society Passport registration with the Scottish Sports Horse in the foundation Studbook with all first premium foals ellegible for entry into the Head Stud Book at the age of three or over providing the mare has a three generation pedigree. McJonnas is also registered with the KWPN and, depending on the mares registration details, his progeny are ellegible for KWPN Reg B papers. Registration may also be possible with other Stud Books.

McJonnas has proven to be a popular choice with mare owners with over sixty foals now registered and a further 28 due in 2012. He has consistently produced premium and prize winning foals and is proving as popular in the Netherlands as he is in the UK. His oldest progeny are now starting under saddle and showing promise.

McJonnas commenced under saddle in the dressage arena in spring of 2008 and on his first three unaffiliated outings he was placed respectively third, second and first in his prelim. and novice tests scoring consistantly over 70% prior to commencing at affiliated level. McJonnas qualified for the Scottish Regional Finals at his second affiliated show at Dabbs Equestrian Centre in the Novice section.

His progeny are exceptionally calm and affectionate with strong top lines, well defined limbs and beautiful faces with the additional bonus of guaranteed "colourful" robes of gold, ranging from caramel and mink shades of buckskins with black manes and tails, chocolate and amber shaded smokey blacks and palomino's ranging from all shades of gold. The diversity of colours are always fascinating to observe as they change, which adds a little more excitement and interest as we ponder how they will turn out. He has crossed well with thoroughbreds, natives, Irish Sport Horses and warmblood mares.