RELEVANTUS aka Zorro (Rabino/Westminster/Weltmeister)

epa02374064 Zorro ridden by Federico Fernandez from Mexico clears a fence while competing in the Speed Competition of the Jumping at the World Equestrian Games in Lexington, Kentucky, USA, 04 October 2010. The World Equestrian Games are being held outside

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The 16.3h Hanoverian, Relevantus, who goes by the show name “Zorro,” has an extensive international record that includes the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Kentucky and a Mexican National Championship with Federico Fernandez. He has also garnered multiple Grand Prix wins with Federico and Peter Wylde. His pedigree is full of high performance jumpers from his Holsteiner sire Rabino to his Hanoverian damline combining the highest indexed jumping lines from Grand Prix producers Rabino, Ramiro, Calypso, Ladykiller xx, the Hanoverian F line, Inschallah x, Espri and Lugano I. Relevantus is a leggy almost black bay with a generous kind disposition and according to Peter Wylde the most ridable Grand Prix horse he ever competed. You can see in his jumper videos that he goes around very quietly and does the 1.60 meter Grand Prixs almost hunter-like. Prior to his international Grand Prix career Relevantus was licensed and finished his 30- and 70-Day Performance Test with great results. At his 30 -Day Test he earned 8.15 overall and at his 70-Day Test he scored 109.2 for dressage, 119.96 for jumping and 113.44 overall which shows his versatility and rideability. His competition highlights include: winner Commonwealth Park GP, Culpepper, Virginia, July, 2014; Fourth place in the Grand Prix of Palm Beach, Florida, February, 2014; 12th place 2010 World Equestrian Games, Lexington Kentucky; 2008 Mexican National Show Jumping Champion and competed in the 2008 Olympic Games, Beijing, China. His first foal crop was received with accolades from several registries and yielded several inspection Champions.

Relevantus is a leggy almost black bay with a generous kind disposition and according to Peter Wylde the most ridable Grand Prix horse he ever competed. You can see in his jumper videos that he goes around very quietly and does the 1.60 meter grand Prixs almost hunter like.

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Prior to his International Grand Prix career Relevantus was licensed and finished his 30 and 70 day performance test with great results. 30 day test 8.15 overall and 70 day test 109.2 for Dressage, 119.96 for jumping 113.44 overall which shows his versatility and ridability.