TORNADO 366

The 6,5-year-old Tornado 366 is undoubtedly a better showjumping horse. He is a beautiful horse to look at and a careful jumper. Tornado has show experience at 1.25m level and is expected to develop positively. 

Sire Talan was one of the best-performing sons of Concorde, with Robert Smith in the saddle. They participated in the 2010 World Equestrian Games and many Nations Cups for England. Talan was sold just before the London Olympics and continued to compete for six more seasons under the Saudi Arabian flag. Talan’s son How Easy is also 1.60m Grand Prix classified. 

Dam Toulianne (Toulon) has produced four international showjumping horses: Spartoulon (1.45m), Adelianne PS (1.40m), Catou PS (1.35m) and Stockholm (1.35m). Like Cendo (1.50m level), she is bred out of Georgianne (Continue x Domino), who is also the granddam of the ten-year-old Centacco (1.55m Grand Prix with Carlo Spaggiari). 

Georgianne’s full sister is none other than the dam of the approved stallions Balou du Reventon (1.70m Grand Prix), Chatinue (1.60m GP), Balou du Rouet (1.50m) and Balissimo (1.50m).