Salito was the 2006 Hannoverian Jumping Champion in Dobrock and continued to impress with admirable results in both the 2006 and 2007 Bundeschampionate.

This Hannoverian Jumping Champion of 2006 and winner of countless show jumping competitions in Germany stood at the Landgestut State Stud in Celle. Salito competed to 1.45m with Kevin Martsch. German breeders were impressed by his offspring as winners of free jumping championships and Mare Performance Tests. So far his youngsters display his kind disposition and incredibly balanced movement. Salito is currently standing at Wild Turkey Farm. He is also approved Oldenburg.

Salito was approved in 2004. At Salito's performance test at Adelheidsdorf in 2004 he was awarded first place in the jumping category out of 42 stallions in his year. Points given were 8 for character, 8 for willingness, 8 for conformation, 7 and 7.67 for rideability, 6 for trot, 7 and 6 for canter, 6 for walk, 9.17 for free jumping, 9.33 for jumping manner, 9 for jumping technique and 9 for cross country.

Salito is the only son of Stakkato standing at stud in North America.

Salito is by the Hanoverian stallion Stakkato (by Spartan). Stakkato produced 68 approved sons in Germany. Stakkato competed at 1.60 with Eva Bitter and has produced several 1.60 jumping horses, like Ukato with Willem Greve, Hunter's Scendix with Eric Lamaze, Spartacus TN with Henk van de Pol and Filou de Muze with Philippe Le Jeune. Salito's dam is by Calido I. His great granddam Wilma (by Moltke I ) produced the 1.45m horse Carlsberg (by Capitol) ridden by Dirk Baudach. From this damline the following international jumping horses were produced: Athena (by Ahorn Z) 1.45m with Tom Camerlynck; Escape (by Chin Chin) 1.55m with Perry Geryl: Udam (by Guidam) 1.60m with Jill Blunt; and Greece (by Carolus II) 1.40m with Rafael Amaral Rodrigues. Until 2008, this magnificent son of Stakkato stood at the Landgestüt State Stud in Celle, Germany.