Alondo’s sire Cadeau was awarded a Premium at his grading in 2001 and was a very popular stallion from the very beginning. He finished a very good 70 days performance test, winning the dressage index with over 140 points. Due to his Danish passport, (He was bred in Denmark), he was not allowed to qualify for the Bundeschampionship, however he won the qualifications at the Bundesturnier in Bonn and has since then won young dressage horse classes in the range of 90% and higher. Cadeau carries Mahagoni and Maharadscha blood several times in his first generations and displays great type. His dam Cortina R’s sire the E.H stallion Caprimond has left a strong mark on the Trakehner breed, especially in terms of type and trainability of dressage horses, which made him a very popular stallion in Hanover as well. The line traces back to the great Corrida family from Trakehner, and in Cadeau’s case from the branch of Corry by Alten, the branch that also produced the many stallions like the E.H Consul, Cornus, Connery, Couracius, Carel Deak, Couleur – Furst and Caanitz. The Corrida family also produced the two times Olympic Show jumper Almox Prints.    

Aida’s sire E.H Sixtus was reserve champion of his grading in 1991, an international show jumper for Germany during his active career and at this point, sire of 14 approved sons and many high quality brood mares. Sixtus also holds the breed’s highest show jumping index in terms of successfully competing offspring and also has several top event and FEI dressage off spring. Among the many successful sons that Sixtus has, Buddenbrock seem to be the new generation of Trakehner sports horses. Sixtus's sire Habicht stands out as the Trakehner breed’s most versatile producer with offspring in all three disciplines at international levels. Among his proven sons, the stallions Seeadler and Cocktail seemed to be the ones with a lot of dressage potential, while his son Windfall has become one of the most successful eventing stallion. 

Aida’s mother Andeer’s sire E.H Stallion Marduc is still, years after his death, a leading dressage horse producer for the breed through numerous daughters and sons. The 3^rd dam St.Pr.u.Pr.St Anne Karenina  is a full sister to the stallions E.H Arogno and Avignon I and she is also a full sister to our residential stallion Arentino’s dam E.St Arktis II. Anne Karenina is also the dam of the approved son Amatcho. The mare family originates from the Irish TB mare Arcticonius xx, which is one of only three TB mares in the Trakehner breed to have been awarded the Elite title. Alondo is a very powerful moveing colt, which we shall keep here to hopefully grade in the future so we have his lovely bloodlines to go onto or wonderful Arentino babies.

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