Treviso is the convincing vice champion of Mecklenburg and, with his excellent pedigree, is a very interesting addition to dressage breeding. Treviso stands out for his charisma, light-footedness and power in motion.

Sire Totilas was not only a dressage phenomenon himself, but is also one of the most successful breeding stallions of this decade. Totilas has now produced 45 approved sons and almost 25 Grand Prix dressage horses. Among these success horses are, for example, Total U.S. (Edward Gal), Torveslettens Titanium RS2 (Marieke van der Putten), Go Legend (Marlies van Baalen), Thiago GS (Matthias Alexander Rath), Glock's Toto Jr. (Edward Gal), Total Hope (Isabel Freese), Gotilas du Feuillard (Corentin Pottier) and Governor (Adelinde Cornelissen). Treviso's grandsire Imperio is a Trakehner Grand Prix stallion who stood at the base of several successful dressage horses and approved stallions, including the famous Schwarzgold. Subsequently, Treviso's pedigree goes back to dressage legends De Niro, Rubinstein I and Pik Bube I.

Treviso's damline also ensured much success in the past. Granddam Lady Devinja, for example, is dam of the Oldenburg and Westphalian approved Jazzmate, who competes at Grand Prix level with Guillermina Birenbaum. Third dam Ladys-Rubin is in turn dam of the well-known sire Dreamcatcher - Grand Prix dressage stallion with Mirelle Kemenade-Witlox. Other well-known horses from Treviso's direct damline include Fürst Wilhem – approved for many studbooks, the Oldenburg approved Grand Prix stallion Sir Diamond (Juliette Piotrowski), the Grand Prix dressage horse Saladin MZ (Mandy Zimmer), the premium stallion Franklin's Love PS, the premium stallion Vechta AK and the Small Tour stallion Sohn der Sonne.

 

Palmares

At the Mecklenburg Stallion Show, Treviso was highly popular and was declared vice champion. His charm and beautiful posture are immediately a great first impression and that combined with his excellent us of the hind end and light-footedness makes Treviso complete.

Treviso: the vice champion of Mecklenburg