Valensky

Description

Already as a foal, Valensky convinced our country stable master with his charisma so much that the purchase as a stallion candidate was out of the question. So he spent his carefree youth in the stallion breeding stud Hunnesrück. At the age of 2.5 years, he immediately caught the eye as a young stallion in the central selection and moved to the stallion examination institute in Adelheidsdorf for his further training. His quality was not difficult to recognize even then and so it was decided to present this long-legged Valentino son to the Hanoverian Association in November 2019 for licensing – licensed!

In 2020, the first tournament starts were planned under his permanent rider and instructor Sven Rudolph. Due to corona, the tournament season started a little later. Right at the first tournament in Wilkenburg, the pair achieved a double victory and further successes followed in the current season. The crowning and well-deserved conclusion took place on the occasion of the Hanoverian Championships in Verden, where the Valentino son was able to convince with two fantastic rounds. Every jump is evenly generous in his ability, an almost perfect course gallop he combines with a top rideability between the jumps. In the end, this earned him the title of Hanoverian Jumping Horse Champion 2020!

Also in the 2021 season, he continued to fill his success account with victories up to jumping horse competitions of class M. This predisposition is no coincidence and has been cultivated by Hendrik Könemann for generations.

Valensky’s mother, St.Pr. Cornetta (by Cornet Obolensky) already scored 9.0 for Manners and 10.0 for Vermögen in her performance test. With the stallion Levisson she brought the internationally successful son Leo with Matthias Mock. His full brother and half-brother to Valensky is none other than the PSS Levilensky. After initial successes in jumping horse competitions, Levilensky went “Down Under” to the internationally successful Australian championship rider Chris Chugg, who trained him and both were able to win heavy jumping at the age of seven. In 2019, victories and placings in international jumping competitions over 1.60m followed. The pair won several World Cup competitions (*****) and thus qualified for the World Cup Final in Las Vegas in 2020. The preliminary highlight in the still young career of PSS Levilensky would have been the participation in the Olympic Games in Tokyo 2020.

Grandmother Capalla (by Contendro I) also looks in combination with the stallion Abke on the daughter “Aconda”, who was successful under Remo Allgäuer. Great-grandmother Escada (Escudo I x Landlord) brought four sons and daughters successful in difficult sports. On the one hand the two full siblings to Valensky’s grandmother Capall, Chanel and Coco, then in the mating with Chacco Blue the S-successful Cicero and with the stallion Monte Bellini the internationally successful My Kiwi.

HLP  (50 TT) Jump 8.95