Vitae is an exceptional colt that exudes presence. He had a huge personality and easy going disposition. He is just cheeky enough to make you smile, but not so much he becomes difficult. With three above average gaits he is sure to impress in the dressage arena. He has a powerful hind leg and loves to show off his ability to sit and push. He has a modern shoulder with reach and expression.
Vitae has Grand Prix blood lines on both sides making him a prospect for amateurs and professionals alike. So far he takes life in stride. He has stood for his first farrier experience with no issues. He has hauled back and forth to my repro vet like he has done it a million times. He is easy to handle and loves attention. There is nothing shy about this guy. Vitae has shed into a stunning dark chestnut.

Vitae's dam has produced 2 elite foals and 3 premium foals. She was backed as a 4 year old and was very uncomplicated and willing. Unfortunately, an injury ended her riding career early in life. Luckily she is an excellent mother and produces exceptional foals.
Va Bene has already achieved remarkable sporting successes. It started with an excellent 50-day test in Schlieckau with an overall average of 8.59. Va Bene won several young horse tests with grades up to 9.0. As a five-year-old, Va Bene qualified for the Bundeschampionat and thus qualified for the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses. In 2022 as a six-year-old Va Bene won a qualification for the Bundeschampionat with an 8.7. He competed at the World Championships for young dressage horses in Ermelo ridden by Johanna Wadenspanner.
Va Bene passes on his qualities to his progeny. The foals are characterized by an outstanding trotting technique, with a lot of suppleness and balance. In addition, the foals have a lot of charisma and a good character. Buyers paid top prices for Va Bene’s foals at auctions. His foals achieved high placings at several foal championships. That makes Va Bene one of the most sought-after dressage stallions in Germany.