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Absolutely no shortage of proven dressage genes with Sanceo, Jazz and Rubinstein I in a row 

SIRE 

One of the trendsetters of the Olympic Games was Sanceo by Sabine Schut-Kery. With so much ease and harmony they showed what dressage should look like. This San Remo son knows how to impress not only with his performance. His pedigree is also impressive. He is a grandson of the number 1 stallion in the WBFSH ranking; Sandro Hit. Which saw no fewer than 8 children in the Tokyo track, including Showtime FRH, who was part of the German team that won gold with Dorothee Schneider and Salvino, who won team silver under Adrienne Lyle. Sanceo's mother is the mare Rivera. This strong bred Hanoverian state premium mare is a daughter of the Holstein show jumping stallion Ramiro's Son II (by Ramiro Z). In addition to Grand Prix topper Sanceo and two state premium mares, Rivera also produced the Small Tour horse Freixenet and Dolcetto (ZZ-Zwaar). Sanceo's owners have made him available for breeding since this year and with this foal he comes together with the strong Barina damline.

DAM 

The blood of Sanceo combined with top sires Jazz and Rubinstein I promisses well for this foal from the Barina line. Mother Harina I is an Elite mare and performed in M1 dressage. The Elite, Preferent, Prestatie and Sports mare Narina is her mother. This daughter of Rubinstein I proved herself in Z2 dressage and produced the Grand Prix horse Best Cool from Daddy Cool, the KWPN-approved and Big Tour stallion Tolando (by Krack C) and the ZZ-Zwaar-classified Floret ( v.Ampere). Her mother is the leading Barina (by Sultan). She produced the Grand Prix dressage horses Tarina, Igor, Sarina and Owen, as also the Grand Prix show jumping horse Untouchable and the KWPN-approved stallion Landeur. She also stood on the basis of many more approved stallions and international dressage horses such as Erina, Evander, Jarina des Vallees, but also jumping horses such as Al Capone, Evenzo, Liamant W and of course Olympic champion Explosion W of Ben Maher. 
Mare on the video is a recipient mare.

Breeder: Wijnen, Berlicum