NEGRO

Negro won the stallion competition in 2000 and 2001, and then won the "Youngster Stallion" title in 2001. He was the top 6-year-old stallion at the Verden World Championships and won 3 of his 4 events on the Petit Tour. His Grand Tour debut was equally convincing with a score of 72.50%, demonstrating his talents for piaffe and passage.

In 2017, he was voted KWPN Stallion of the Year.

In 2012, the Stud-book awarded him the title of "Preferred Status", noting that he seems to pass on his qualities directly but also through his daughters.

Negro is of course the sire of Valegro, winner of two Olympic gold medals at the London Olympics in 2012 and a gold medal at the Rio Olympics in 2016. He has also been European Champion, World Champion, won the world record three times, was voted KWPN Horse of the Year in 2014 and the most successful dressage horse in history.

The horse is also the only one to have been awarded a gold medal at the Olympic Games.

He is also the sire of Iveniz Texel, NMK Champion 3-year-old in 2016, grandfather to Jameson RS2, 2017 Stallion Test Champion and Jason, licensed stallion. His son Kjento is KWPN licensed with the highest performance test scores ever achieved by a 3 year old.

Son Kjento is a licensed stallion.

Almost half of his offspring are registered as sport horses, and the top ones are already competing at the highest international level. Among them are Exquisite Spargo, Taikoen, Slegro, Nintendo, Netto, Tigro, Taison, Validus, Vainqueur, Alfranco...His products are highly sought after for their excellent character, working ability, balance and Negro's trademark: excellent movement of the hindquarters combined with a real ability to collect.