Vivino is the son of Vivaldi, a head of breed stallion out of Utopia, Krack C and Jazz, who has produced more than 30 approved stallions in Germany and Holland. He has evolved up to Inter I and won the Pavo-cup for 5 years old in 2007. His sires include Vitalis, Livaldo, Le Vivaldi, Cennin and Dream Boy and he is considered the sixth best dressage stallion according to the WBFSH rankings.
.His dam is Desiree by Dancier, a 2014 Hanoverian Champion stallion. He placed third in the German Championship at 4 years old, was a finalist in Warendorf at 6 years old and performed in St Georges. He has produced over 40 approved stallions including Danciero and Harmony's Don Nobless.
.Desiree is a granddaughter of De Niro, who passes on her consistency and good temperament.
Vivino's second dam is Fabienne (by Feinbrand), who produced Del Gado (by De Niro) and Dany White, her own brother. She is also the second dam of Livaldi (by Livaldon).
| VIVALDI, KWPN | KRACK C, KWPN | FLEMMINGH, KWPN |
| GICARA II, OES | ||
| RENATE UTOPIA, KWPN | JAZZ, KWPN | |
| DARLA UTOPIA, OES | ||
| DESIREE, HAN | DANCIER, HAN | DE NIRO, HAN |
| LACARNA, HAN | ||
| FABIENNE, OLD | FEINBRAND, OLD | |
| FARINA, *AA* |
Vivino was approved at DWB in 2019 and was awarded the title of Premium Stallion. He won the Danish Young Horse Championships under the saddle of Andras Helgstrand.
Vivino made a name for himself at his licensing, so much so that he sold for 2.01 million euros. His presence and model are exceptional, as are his gaits and ease under saddle.
His early foals show incredible natural cadence and plenty of elasticity.
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