ITwo in one package!!! IN FOAL TO VITALIS FOR A 2021 FOAL. MAY DE LOMA IS A lovely three royally bred KWPN Mare. May De Loma MG is by Hennessy out of Uloma (shown in photo)(Elite) by Farrington/Goodtimes. Certified 60 days infoal to Vitalis (chestnut in photo) for a late Feb. 2021 foal. Took first time with frozen semen. Very expressive and supple gaits. Expected to be 16.1ish. Bred by Majestic Gaits (Kathy Hickerson), was first premium as foal. Will make a very nice dressage horse. Good on the ground and super sweet. Mare has substantial power, reach and good hind leg. She sustained an injury to her fetlock which will leave a blemish, never lame. She just had 60 days initial training and is now with a dressage trainer doing arena work. Video on demand. X rays available.

VDL Hennessy, May's Father, combines the genes of 3 of the best dressage sires, De Niro, Jazz and Ulf. He was approved with a score of 82 points for a great canter, easy rideability, excellent postures and balance. He is known for his great character and performs consistently in stallion performances. He is also becoming a very successful sire, having sired the 2019 winner of Devon.

The dam, Uloma is competing Intermediate 1 level dressage. She is a beautiful moving mare with 3 correct gaits. She was the #1 Keur Elite mare in the nation in 2007 and received her Sport predicate in Dressage from the KWPN. Uloma MG continues the famous LOMA lines that has produce stallions in Holland. This mareline is known all over the world. (See https://www.majesticgaits.com/
for more on the accomplishments of Uloma)

Vitalis is a world class dressage horse and sire,,,see him at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y10Qt2lCsps. Vitalis was Reserve Champion at his licensing in Westphalia, in 2009, thus becoming the first licensed son of Vivaldi. As a foal in Holland, Vitalis won the Dutch Foal Championships.
In 2010, Vitalis performed well throughout his Stallion Licensing — being the highest scored stallion in the dressage phase. With an excellent HLP, in Warendorf, with 129.7 points, he delivered excellent marks for all 3 gaits, ride ability, and temperament.
With his first foal crop in the Westfalen Region, Vitalis caused a stir. This is when I first saw him and noticed his marvelous foals. I remarked to someone at the time, “He is the type of stallion that consistently produces even better than himself,” and my words hold true today!
At the elite auction of autumn in Münster-Handorf, the four top horses were Vitalis offspring. The two most expensive offers were 200,000 euro each.

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