Anyone with experience with Harvard babies. Im not sure that his foals are old enough to see jumping style, but looking for your experience with his foals as far as jump style, movement, temperament and bone/height.
Harvard is a rather impressive stallion and I’ve heard wonderful comments from inspectors about his foals for type, quality and movement. His temperament is exceptional. But, personally, I have never even thought to look at Harvard as a hunter sire, so have no idea what he would produce as a jump, so can’t help you there. From a dressage perspective, most of his foals are dressage type and shown, including his 3 approved sons all of whom competed in the Bundeschampionate and now stand in Germany, Sweden and the UK. He has other young stallion sons in Denmark, one just went through Danish licensing in 2011. His mare-daughters are used in crosses particularly with Florestan with exceptional results.
Although Harvard has primarily been bred to dressage horses, he does not seem to ‘kill’ the jump.
Habanera Rocio (Harvard x Wisteria Rocia/Wolkenstein II) is a Hanoverian mare competing in France up to 1,20 meters: http://youtu.be/6D2Q5VtWUSw
Harvard (Harvard x Romantica/Rubinstein I) is a imported Hanoverian gelding competing in Hunter/Jumpers in NA: http://youtu.be/6hTimZtqnWM
Boudreaux (Harvard x Motette) is an imported Oldenburg gelding competing in Hunter/Jumpers in NA: http://youtu.be/eRu-VyTz0RY
Duke of Harvard (Duke of Hearts xx/Harvard) is a Licensed Oldenburg stallion who received a 9.5 for Jumping and is now partnered with German Eventing Team Gold Medalist Andreas Dibowski. This summer they qualified for the Eventing Bundeschampionate with a 8.6: http://youtu.be/wuxJ6ieElho http://youtu.be/u1Bf8aZgAJk
When I had my Harvard colt for sale I received a few calls from trainers looking in particular for Harvard offspring for top hunters. One told me that one of the top hunters (3 years ago or so) was a Harvard offspring…sorry, I do not remember the name of the horse, but, just wanted to relay my experience. My colt had a very “hunter” style jump but was a bit too big of a mover for hunter world 
