2013 colt by Diarado out of Elite Hanoverian Acord II/Saros dam. Beautiful, tall and friendly this colt has a "stacked deck" pedigree of top international jumping talent. Sire, Diarado (Diamant de Semilly x Corrado I) the 2007 Holsteiner licening champion scored a perfect "10" for free-jumping, 9.5 for scope, canter and rideability. At the 2011 stallion licensing two sons from his first foal crop were awarded NRW premium, one who sold to France for 165,000 Euro. At the 2011 AOS auction two year old stallion prospect Diarado's Boy was the top selling horse at 450,000 Euros. Paul Schockemole calls Diarado "Our new line founding stallion of international show jumping".

Dam Anaconda G is by Acord II who was also the winner of his stallion testing. Acord II received a perfect score of 10 for is jumping ability and had an incredible 40 wins to his name as a six year old in 1993. Acord II is a very popular breeding stallion in Europe. His progeny have placed him at the top of the FN breeding value rating in recent years for producing showjumpers. 9 approved sons resulted from his first few covering years alone! His offspring dominate the German showjumping rings including at least 14 that have competed in Warendorf for the showjumping title. Dam sire is the Thoroughbred Saros (dressage index 156), who comes from a strong line of successful steeplechasers, race winners, and sport horses.

Anaconda G is an Elite Mare with the AHS and produced a filly by Now or Never that sold as a foal at the Elite Auction in Verden. She was then imported and evented for six years, winning her first starts at Beginner Novice, Novice and Training with her Amature owner. Now retired from sport, Annie produced a lovely filly by dressage stallion Baroncelli in 2012 who was named top filly at her AHS inspection.

In the 2013 Fall American Hanoverian Dr. Christmann from the Hanoverian Verband writes about Diagon "a colt by Diarado/Acord II, very athletic with real stallion presence, an excellent jumper foal, bred and owned by Sandy Hunt."

Please contact Sandy Hunt at 517-862-8913