Beautiful, tall, dark & handsome. Fancy black gelding with four white socks, spot, and belly splash. Imported as a 2 year old. Solid groundwork. Currently in consistent work. Walk, trot and canter, nicely forward. Very sensitive. Works beautifully off the leg: leg yields and starting shoulder in. Elastic and nicely sensitive to the aids. Just like his sire, has a light-footedness, ‘go,’ and athletic ability. Prefers a light connection with a tactful rider. Ideal situation would be a with a professional or ambitious AA at a show barn. Currently at owner's farm with one other horse. Does best when in a program and in consistent work. Tons of potential in the right hands. Has been off site and to 2 shows. Still green off-site, but trailers well and gaining off-site experience. Up-to-date on all vetting/ shoeing/ dental. Some minor routine maintenance. X-rays available to serious buyers. Looking for the best home - excellent home only. Preference for out of state buyers at this time.

(third photo) SIRE: El Capone
Black KWPN Stallion, Born 2009, Hight 170 cm
El Capone (UB40xOO Seven) lived up to his excellent reputation in Roosendaal by winning the Isah KWPN/KNHS Stallion Competition. Under Marieke van der Putten, he scored a decisive victory with 88 points.
El Capone (UB40 out of Vamora elite pref s.OO Seven, breeder: De Dalhoeve of Wamel); “El Capone has an exceptionally good walk with abundant suppleness and good scope. The trot stands out with its light-footedness, ‘go,’ athletic ability, and leg technique. The canter is also light-footed: you almost don’t hear him go by. In addition, he has good jump and stays nicely closed,” said jury chairman Gert van den Hoorn enthusiastically. El Capone earned 9’s for his trot, canter, and carriage/elasticity.