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Kr‰ková L., J. Mlynek, M. Halo: Relationship Between Behavioural Traits and Performance Test Scores in Sport Horses. Acta Vet. Brno 2003, 72: 429-435. The objective of this work was to demonstrate the relationship between performance test scores and the individual differences in behaviour of sport horses. Individual differences in emotionality expressed by behavioural traits (conditioned by the type of nervous system) were determined as differences of spontaneous reactions (exploratory behaviour) to new and unknown environment of a testing arena (4.5 × 6-meter room divided into 12 squares - 3 × 4 configuration). Using a modified open-field test (habituation test), we observed 14 Slovak sport pony breed horses. Individual differences in emotionality expressed by behaviour and summarized in the frequencies of locomotor activity were used as criteria for classification of the horses into categories as follows: low emotionality (the horses crossed less than 130 squares during 40 minutes - 57.14% of the tested animals), medium emotionality (the horses crossed from 131 to 220 squares - 7.14% of the tested animals) and high emotionality (the horses crossed more than 220 squares during 40 minutes - 37.71% of the tested animals). Individual horses with a low level of emotionality achieved a higher score in the performance test than the animals with high emotionality. Slovak sport pony, behaviours, open-field test, performance test