2017 KWPN-NA Stallion Service Auction - 7% Buyers Premium

Bidding Opens: February 08, 2017 - Bidding Closes: February 15, 2017


Hip 20: Vitalis

2007 Any Color Stallion (Vivaldi, Keur x D-Day / Argus) Donated by Global Equine Sires & Schockemoehle Stud

Vitalis is Approved with the KWPN! Sire of Victorias Secret, winner of the world championships for 5-year-olds.

  • 2007
  • Any Color
  • Stallion
  • 16.3 hh
  • Papers: No
Notes:

Vitalis is Approved with the KWPN!

At a young age, an exceptional sire - sought-after world wide

Spectacular new entry for the 2016 breeding season. The very modern and big moving Vitalis is in the fast lane in breeding as well as in sport. He was first reserve champion of the main NRW licensing in 2009, dominated the dressage index of his stallion performance test in 2010 in Warendorf, and at an early age, notched up wins and placings in dressage horse classes, amongst others at the Dutch stallion championships and at the World Championships of five-year-old dressage horses in 2012.

In the same year, he was sold to Charlotte Jorst in the USA and with her, was placed in the finals of the World Championships of six-year-old dressage horses, shortly after he dominated the US championship in his age-group. With record marks of 10.0 for trot and 9.8 for canter, he was clearly ahead of the other competitors. Since then he has been trained up to advanced level and is successful up to Intermediaire I.

With his first crops, Vitalis caused a stir: In Rhineland in 2014, his daughter Virginia K was the winner of the elite show and at the Westphalian Week, all five of the three-year-old mare and gelding finalists were offspring of Vitalis. At the autumn elite auction in Münster-Handorf, the four star horses were offspring of Vitalis. The two highest offers were 200.000 euros. To date, 14 of his sons have been licensed, including Veneno, who was sold for 310.000 euros in Vechta in 2014. 2015 brought another rich crop: His daughter Victoria's Secret was German National Champion of the four-year-old mares and geldings, two other descendants of Vitalis also reached the final and his daughter Vienna was at the top of the Westphalian elite mare show.|His sire Vivaldi, internationally successful with Hans Peter Minderhoud, already looks back on a successful stallion armada of 19 licensed sons in Germany. Vivaldi was himself Reserve Champion of his stallion performance test with 9.0 for walk and canter as well as 8.5 for trot, won the five-year-old Pavo-Cup in Holland, won in 2008 "Hengstencompetitie" (stallion competitions) three times and also won in 2009 the final of  KWPN tournament series for stallions, where he received 10.0 for his trot. In 2014, Vitalis dominated the World championships of the six-year-old dressage horses in Verden, where his offspring ranked first, third and sixth. Vitalis' dam Tolivia was the three-year-old mare winner of the province of Limburg/NL. The dam sire D-Day was premium stallion in Oldenburg and approved LK I. He was successful in dressage up to Prix St. Georges. From a breeding perspective, D-Day left traces in the Netherlands and in Sweden. The great-grand-sire Argus was successful in Grand Prix in dressage but also in show jumping and the grey stallion Aktion J who follows in the fourth generation counts as one of the most successful dressage horses of his generation with the Hungarian Gyula Dallos. The licensed stallion Qarco van het Graethemhof , bred in Belgium, comes from this dam line.

Vitalis: Champions and price record setters are his brand label!

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Location of Horse: Germany, California