Sandro Hit - Elite Stallions

For more information see: www.elitestallions.co.uk/index.php?id=13&singleid=28&L=0 He's a Bundeschampion and Dressage World Champion with a phenomenal breeding record who has founded a new dressage horse breeding dynasty. Sandro Hit never fails to take your breath away no matter how many times you see him perform! Sandro Hit is a top sire who produces absolutely first rate offspring. He has stamped his qualities on a whole era of modern horses, producing beautiful progeny with dynamic cadence. His sons and grandsons pass on his excellent genes and their offspring include many top competition and breeding horses. One of the most outstanding examples is Sir Donnerhall, who also tops the FN breeding stallion rating. Sandro Hit's son San Amour won the main premium title by a wide margin, his full sister, Victoria, won the Oldenburg Regional Championship, and the full sister to Poetin took the reserve champion mare title for competition horses. Sandro Hit is a groundbreaking stallion who is influencing dressage horse breeding the whole world over. Sandro Hit foals and horses are regularly sold at auction for prices in excess of EUR 100,000. Three year old St. Emilion was sold at the P.S.I. Auction in 2008 for EUR 550,000. Sandro Hit is a regular record breaker and the list of his successful offspring is endless. His son Solire won the 2008 Hanoverian Championship and 10 of Sandro Hit's progeny have followed this striking black World Champion and Bundeschampion's footsteps by winning the Bundeschampionat. His offspring are competing in advanced level dressage and Salieri OLD has won several international Grand Prix with his rider, Victoria Max-Theurer. Sandro Hit's mother, Loretta, is one of the best breeding mares in the world. She also produced Grand Prix horse and Vice World Champion Diamond Hit, and premium stallion Royal Hit. Loretta's sire, Ramino, was five times Italian Show Jumping Champion, and Welt As, Sandro Hit's maternal great-grandsire, produced Olympic gold medallist Bonfire/Anky van Grunsven. CARRIES NO CHESTNUT GENES