Father is the 2022 KWPN performance champion, 2023 PAVO cup and stallion competition winner Extreme U.S. (by Escamillo).

At the National Foal Inspection he was top leader with no fewer than 7 foals, he delivered the Dutch Champion Tamina Delin BS, m.s. Tuschinski, from breeder B. Bartelds and Stal Brouwer. Also with the number 3 and also the best colt Thor F, ms. UB. 40 from breeder Margriet Faber, Extreme U.S. registered as a father. In addition, Extreme U.S. supplied the most expensive foal sold at 3 foal auctions, i.e. Prinsjesdag, Borculo and Stal Brouwer Auctions.

Extreme US passes on character, people-orientedness and a lot of verve to his foals. He himself showed a rare class under his regular rider Renate van Uytert-van Vliet during the Pavo Cup 2023 and received a fantastic comment and the highest possible grade from guest rider Daniel Bachmann Andersen, a 10! Extreme US also won the KWPN Stallion Competition 2023/2024 and the selection competitions in Kronenberg and Ermelo both with a high score of 89 points.

Extreme US is the first KWPN-approved son of Escamillo, who won silver as a six-year-old at the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses in Verden. The Escolar son Escamillo was a premium stallion and was subsequently declared winner in the German sporting test. The mother of Extreme U.S. is the Hanoverian Viva Contana PS, a daughter of the preferent dressage horse sire Vivaldi. The mother line of Extreme U.S. continues with the Don Schufro daughter Contana, who, in combination with Sandro Hit, produced the Swagman approved by several German studbooks, as well as the international Grand Prix horse Swagman 2 and the Small Tour horse Equiscio's Welldone. Contana also serves as grandmother of the KWPN-approved Total US, who performs at international Grand Prix level, and the sport horses Great Gatsby PS and Zaid 3. This mother line has many stallions approved elsewhere, including Dante U.S., Debutant PS and Fürst Zonik P.S.

Great-grandmother Contia (s.Continue) is both mother and grandmother of many well-performing show jumping horses.

Source: Van Uytert Stallion Station