Dressage talent from Las Vegas!
Unchocolate Hit TWC is the talented result of a perfect combination of the emerging talent Las Vegas ( v. Ferdeaux). The stallion who, under Diederik van Silfhout, shows that he has everything it takes to make the transition to the Grand Prix and the more than proven Van Olst combination Negro x Lord Leatherdale. Unchocolate Hit TWC moves uphill with a lot of balance and fantastic use of her hind leg.
Dam is the Elite, Sport-dr., IBOP-dr., D- OC and PROK approved mare Koko Hit van het Oudland (by Negro). She competed successfully at ZZ-heavy level in the sport. In her IBOP test she achieved a nice total of 76.5 points with 2x the grade 8 for her canter and rideability and workability. Unchocolate Hit TWC is her first offspring.
A striking mare line that produces offspring of above-average quality and performs excellently in the sport.< /p>
Note: The mare in the video is a surrogate mare.
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Grandmother is the Star, IBOP Dr. mare Dancing Hit van het Oudland (by Lord Leatherdale). She was released in the sport at Z1 level. Her daughter Koko Hit van het Oudland is her only offspring.
Great-grandmother is the Elite, Sport-dr, PROK approved Enjoy Hit van het Oudland (s. Sandro Hit ). She was sold to Mexico and competed in the sport there at PSG/Inter I level. In addition to Dancing Hit, she produced the stallion Jethro van het Oudland (by Charmeur), who was sold to Spain at a young age and won no less than 3 times in 2019 during the 5-year-old competition in La Mancha with his rider Antonio Ferreira Gonçalvez.< /p>
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Father is the spectacular KWPN performance champion and PAVO cup winner Las Vegas (by Ferdeaux).
Since his approval, the stallion has been piling up success after success and was included in the selections for the World Championships. show all his enormous talent from 6-year-old dressage horses. What a beautiful combination he formed with his rider Emmelie Scholten and what power this stallion has.
Las Vegas qualified for the final of no less than three years in a row. the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses.
The reins have now been taken over by Diederlik van Silfhout, who immediately drove Las Vegas to a beautiful score of 76.69% in his PSG debut.
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