Feliciano

Biography

Feliciano presents himself athletically with the most modern character, with correct foundations and the best interior. All three basic gaits are oriented towards the optimum. He is always in balance with, as expected, the highest rideability values! In the 2023 breeding year, Feliciano presented his extremely successful premiere crop - long-legged, elegant, light-footed and always uphill. This outstanding heredity profile of his foals prompted the Oldenburg Association to award Feliciano the 2024 main premium. These exceptionally positive dispositions are clearly indicated by the pedigree, which is special in every respect. Feliciano is almost a spitting image of his father Floricello, whose offspring is increasingly coming into focus. The mother, Lady Andora, was the winner of her mare performance test with a final score of 8.63 and was successful in riding horse and dressage horse tests in classes A and L. Unfortunately, the highly gifted dam sire Boston, who was bred in the Netherlands, only had a short stint in German breeding. Nevertheless, he delivered Bonita Springs, who came second in the Nuremberg Burg Pokal final in Frankfurt with over 78%, ten licensed sons, including the 2014 Westphalian licensing winner in Borsalino, as well as a further 23 successful advanced level dressage horses. The grandmother Lady Adele presented with Herzruf/T. the licensed son Henry the Great. Her father Lord Sinclair I was a double federal champion, main premium and performance test winner and is successful up to Grand Prix. He produced 20 licensed sons, 45 advanced level dressage horses and the 2002 national champion mare Prima Ballerina. The mother line leads via the Westphalia Palisador and Hatto to the Württemberg line 79/Salerna (by Satanas-Falko etc.), which has produced several dressage and show jumping horses up to the advanced level. Image credit: Courtesy of Zuchthof Wadenspanner