STALLION

ALANO HPF - Revised P.R.E. Stallion, 16.2 hh, born June 2005

Alano is a superlative 2005 Andalusian stallion who embodies all the desirable characteristics of the classic Spanish horse - Movement, Conformation, Temperament, and Pedigree. He has exceptional presence and powerful movement, exhibiting both natural collection and breathtaking extension. Alano is extremely athletic, possessing extraordinary agility, balance, and fluid uphill transitions.

In all aspects of his training and handling Alano has been focused and extremely willing to learn. He is sensitive to his rider, intelligent, and calm despite distractions. Showing Second Level in 2011, Alano had numerous 1st place finishes and High Score ribbons and finished the season as Champion at Second Level in Ontario. In 2013 he was QSLB 3rd level champion, impressing both judges and spectators with his outstanding movement and presence. Alano is schooling advanced movements such as piaffe, passage and canter pirouettes, and has the talent to go all the way to Grand Prix.

PEDIGREE

Alano	Barbian VIII (Sire)	Gondolero	Hispano IV
			Gondolera
		Barbiana II	Granadero
			Incidiosa
	Regidora (Dam)	Regalado II	Leviton
			Regalada V
		Faceta	Brioso VI
			Dictadora 1969

Alano has exceptional bloodlines combining parents bred for competitive dressage movement, classic Andalusian conformation and type, size and temperament. His sire Barbian is a striking 16.3 hh P.R.E. stallion. Barbian was on the Spanish Olympic Dressage Training Team with Juan Antonio Jemez when he was imported to the United States. He has had an extremely successful competitive career in both open dressage and Andalusian breed shows.

Andalusian Stallion Horse Alano Sire Barbian

Barbian VIII

Regalado II

Alano's dam Regidora is by the extraordinary 16.3 hh stallion Regalado II, who was the first colt by the renowned Spanish Military stallion Leviton to be imported to the United States from Spain. Leviton was one of the greatest PRE breeding stallion of Spain and produced more Andalusian horse champions than any other stallion alive at his time, including the Spanish Olympic horse Evento. In the Book of Merits of Spanish Pure-Bred Horses and Mares, Salvador Sanchez Barbudo, Spanish judge, described his thoughts about Leviton, "I first saw this horse at an early age at a presentation...., and his grace of movement left me speechless". Regalado was chosen specifically for his dressage potential, physical ability, and exceptional work ethic, traits which he has passed on to his descendants. Regalado was shown in open dressage competition with tremendous success by the professional rider Willy Arts. While in training for his F.E.I. career, Regalado tragically passed away at the age of 10, making his offspring all the more valuable.

Leviton