Veneno

Biography

Veneno redefines hereditary strength! In 2018, he made it rustle in the hippological forest of leaves when six of his sons from the first and so far only fresh seed stud insert appeared on the Verden parquet and redefined the word "movement phenomenal" on the spot. His children inherited in high density his own ingenious talent for movement with plenty of shoulder freedom and a great tendency to climb uphill. His heredity is truly outstanding: six licensed stallions at the licensings, of which his sons DSP Va Bene and Valdiviani have already had a great influence on breeding with licensed premium stallions and numerous top and champion foals. Their influence is currently indispensable at the licensing venues and the auction venues. Both stallions successfully represented German colours at the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses under Johanna Wadenspanner and Isabell Werth. Veneno's daughters are also enormously sought-after in breeding and have already produced influential stallions such as Escaneno (by Escamillo). The first offspring are already successful in the advanced class. Veneno himself was a successful participant in the Westphalian State Championships as a three-year-old, was in the final at the German Championships in Warendorf. Later, he won the arena at S-level and achieved international success in young equestrian sport under Rose Oatley. Among other things, he became European Team Champion in Hartpury, UK, in 2022. In 2023, the two won the St. Georg Special. The sire Vitalis was himself Reserve Champion of his NRW licensing, stallion performance test dressage index winner, won the Nuremberg Burg Cup Final in Frankfurt and the Stallion of the Year competition at Inter I level at the World Championships in Ermelo. More than 60 of his sons have now been licensed. Thanks to his offspring successful in Grand Prix, Vitalis is one of the world's best dressage sires. Veneno's dam Diamond Lady was the second Reserve Champion of the Westphalian elite mare show and completed her mare test with outstanding marks. She also produced the licensed stallion Esdras in mating to Escamillo. The dam's sire Diamond Hit was successful in international Grand Prix sport under Emma Hindle and is the sire of over 70 licensed sons. The squad of his successful offspring in top-class sport is long. With Landadel, Argentinus and Furioso II, Veneno is also outstandingly bred in the falling line. The Oldenburg mare line of Kunherta is responsible for the basis and has such prominent representatives as the licensed stallions Spirit of the Age OLD, Sir Caramello, Richard Löwenherz and many more.