The genetic future Kardieno is a very interesting young stallion, who moves with amazing balance, power, and elegance. This black pearl is a look into the genetic future, where exactly the combination with e.g. the dutch Gelder blood can be essential for the breeding progress. In 2018, Kardieno was approved in KWPN and impressed the audience again in 2019 at the KWPN stallion licensing, where his nobleness, modern type and the powerful gaits were highlighted. In 2018, he finished his 50-days performance test in the Netherlands with the marks 8 for walk, 8,5 for trot, canter, willingness to work and dressage type.

The sire, Dante Weltino, was qualified for the prestigious german bundeschampionship both as five and six-year-old under Therese Nilshagen. Already as seven-year-old Dante Weltino made his debut in S-dressage and won his first Grand Prix as eight-year-old. Since then, this equipage was very successful, was placed more times internationally and some of the highlights were team bronze at the European Championships in Göteborg in 2017 and qualification to Olympic games.

The dam, Vidieni, was the best filly in KWPN Gelder foal championship. As a three-year-old, she finished a very good performance test and as eight-year-old, she competed on M-level in dressage and competed in 130 cm classes in showjumping. She was also successful as a breeding mare, as more of her daughters compete on PSG-level. The grandsire is the Gelder stallion Parcival, who competed on Intermediare I level and 18% of his offspring compete in dressage at L-level or higher. He died way too young, but he showed very good talent for dressage and has a good breeding potential.

Kardieno is approved in DWB, OLD and KWPN.

WFFS negative.

Video of Kardieno from open house 2019

Video of Kardieno