Nasrullah (Horsegears opinion only)

Forequarters: Leggy forelimbs, possibly slightly shorter cannons by proportion. The arm is quite flat, leading to a shoulder joint that, like the elbow joint, is significantly closed. The blade has good length. The closed shoulder joint does encourage extra slope for the blade, which results in a generous horizontal fore measurement by the top line, and a well laid back wither. The fore consistently leans towards potential efficiency and stride extension.

Core: An athletic shorter back, with a likewise shallow girth. Although this may not leave a lot of barrel volume for lung expansion, both traits, like the fore, encourage a free going, relaxed and longer stride.

Hindquarters: The croup is of good length, but does possess some extra slope. The femur is also of a sound length. The upper hind is on the stronger side, but measures by proportion towards a standard middle distance stride, through both its upper and lower rear.

Distance gearing: (Puff factor) 1800 - 2200m (10 f)

Overview: Some excellent conformation traits, despite having a leggy appearance, the closed joint of the fore still allows a strong blade, and thus, upper fore strength. As the upper hind is also strong this leaves a shorter back between the two and a very powerful top line. In a similar vain to Man'o'War, together with the lengthy limbs, this formation leaves Nasrullah with potential stride freedom, while maintaining strength through the key upper prime movers, being the scapula and pelvis bones. Overall, a touch on the longer side. While Nasrullah was noted for putting speed back into his stock, he also produced a number of endurance orientated, classic winners.
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