Approved for: Trakehner and all warmblood breeds
in Germany and the Netherlands

In his first breeding year, the champion stallion in Neumünster, Kennedy and Guy Laroche were approved. Michelangelo's son Michelino, bred in the Netherlands, had been nominated elite stallion in Denmark due to the success of his offspring in the sport. Back in germany two of his sons were approved in 1998: reserve winner Hirtenruf and Kensington, a full brother to Kennedy. The winning stallion 1998 Monteverdi descended from Michelangelo's dam Miami.

In the same year he supplied the Trakehner winner mare in the Netherlands. His daughter Schneeflocke reached the highest price at auction that a mare ever reached in Neumünster. Moreover Michelangelo is father to the mother of the country-wide-winning mare Lantana.

Michelangelo supplied again two approved sons: Hölderin in Hungary in 1999 and premium stallion Summertime in 2000. In 2001 the Oldenburg premium stallion Mon Dieux by Michelangelo was approved.

More than 10 approved sons make Michelangelo world-wide one of the most sought after Trakehner hereditors.

His pedigree stands for excellent, solid and prepotent traits. His sire, the thoroughbred Pasteur xx, produced a number of outstanding dressage horses and furthermore he is the sire of the century stallion Mahagoni.

Michelangelo's dam is the highly decorated premium, state premium and elite mare Miami by Matador.

Michelangelo himself shows dominance and extravagance in every aspect. Trained and placed into the highest class this halfbreed is a first class improver stallion. In the trakehner breeding lineage he is on the top. Sporting behaviour as well as nobility paired with dominante hereditary traits including type, optimal build as well as the best of gaits make his descendants the most promising.