Classic is a typey, up headed Morgan with an impressive in-hand show record. He has also competed and placed well in pleasure driving, and in the English pleasure world. He passes on his sweet puppy dog disposition and great attitude that says "Look at me I'm special". His babies are easy to train, smart with bold but easy to handle attitudes with lots of self confidence and a great work ethic.

Classic made Morgan history as a four-year-old by becoming the first Morgan stallion in the history of the breed to pass a 100 day European type stallion test. He was not only the first Morgan to pass such a test, but the first stallion of any North American breed to do so.

The 100 day test is recognized by several of the German registries and consists of three months of rigorous training and evaluation of the stallions in dressage, show jumping and cross country, with the emphasis places on the inherent athletic ability and temperament.

Classic recieved a score or index of 91.9, which was above the 90 required for licensing of Hanoverian stallions, the most rigorously tested of all German breeds. What was surprising was Classic's index for the jumping phases was 108.48, well above the average for the group in spite of him being the smallest horse at the test.

The Warmblood stallions who participate in 100 day tests are considered to be the very best young stallions and have undergone a strict selection process by their breed registries before they are allowed to participate.