Ulft 
1978 Dark Bay 1.65m KWPN
Paula's Grandsire

It was in January 1981, when the three year old, Ulft was baptized with the name of the village in the Guelders county. He was a small colt at 16 hands, with 8.25 inches of bone, but his movements in hand were superb. He showed an almost perfect driving action of his hindlegs - but he failed to impress the judges sufficiently for him to be ranked in the top group of colts.

At that time, the newly selected colts were ranked in two groups, depending on their quality. Ulft started his career. In 1981, when he was bred to only one mare because by the time his performance test was completed, the breeding season was nearly over. In the following years, he served some 1,730 mares, an annual average of 123 matings.  Out of his 1,250 foals, six sons have been licensed: Boston, Conveyer, Dublin, Dukaat, Fair Play and Ferro.  The KWPN authorities have always had the greatest confidence in this lineage. Ulft has a high reliability of heritability (91%) in jumping and has dressage ability as well.