Valensky

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About - In 2019, Valensky was approved by the Hanoverian Association. His first tournaments were planned to start in 2020 but were delayed due covid. Under his rider Sven Rudolph the pair achieved achieved a double victory at their first tournament in Wilkenburg and achieved further successes in the following season. In 2020 Valensky was given the title of Hanoverian Jumping Horse Champion following two fantastic rounds, every jump was even and generous in ability. He has great rideability and a stand out canter. In 2021, was able to confidently qualify for the Federal Championships for 5-year-olds. he has now won multiple M level competitions. 

Sire - His sire Valentino was the Reserve Champion of his stallion performance test in 2005, achieving oustanding scores with a 9.6 for jumping ability and 9's for temperament and willingness. Under the saddle of Karen Biermann, Valentino competed successfully at advanced S level until a career ending injury retired him from the sport. Valentino has been successful in breeding as well as the sport, out of his first foal crop in 2007, several of his offspring were admitted to the 2007 Hanoverian Spring Auction as Elite foals, and two of them went on to become licensed stallions a couple of years later. His son out of a Stakkato mare was honored as a Premium stallion and sold for 100,000 Euro. He has produced 3 licensed sons, 28 States Premium Mares/Candidates, and 39 foals and 10 horses in the Hanoverian elite auctions. His most prominent son is Viscount out of an Acorado mare. Viscount has won numerous young jumper classes with outstanding scores.

Damline - Valensky's mother, the St.Pr. Cornetta (by Cornet Obolensky) already achieved 9.0 for manners and 10.0 for ability in her performance test. With the stallion Levisson she produced the internationally successful son Leo with Matthias Mock. His full brother and half brother to Valensky is none other than PSS Levilensky. After initial successes in jumping horse tests, Levilensky went "Down Under" to the internationally successful Australian championship rider Chris Chugg. He trained him and both were able to win difficult competitions at the age of seven. In 2019, victories and placements in international jumping competitions over 1.60m followed. The couple won several World Cup competitions and thus qualified for the World Cup finals in Las Vegas in 2020.

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