Ulano M
Ulano M is a hugely versatile stallion for UK breeders. A compact and powerful stallion with an amazing temperament, breeding sport horses for all level of riders.
Ulano M has proven to be incredibly trainable, with three correct, elastic paces and a correct jump technique. Offspring have had success in showjumping, eventing and dressage at international level, ridden by both professional and amateur riders. Archie consistently passes on his amazing temperament to his offspring making them remarkably trainable and safe for riders of all levels. Archie is particularly suited to more blood mares that require a stallion with good feet, correct conformation, good topline and a sensible temperament. He passes on his excellent walk and canter, alongside quick jump technique, producing reliably sound offspring.
Archie possesses a correct and elegant, compact frame, with a particularly strong shoulder, a well set uphill neck and broad chest. A good length of back, good connection through the loins and deep, powerful hindquarters with strong limbs and quick reflexes. Coupled with his outstanding good looks and handsome head, Archie passes on great form with scope and supple bascule over a fence. Archie’s powerful, rhythmic trot and canter easily extend and collects, proving highly heritable in his progeny.
Competing initially under Matthew Boddy as a show jumper, Archie quickly and successfully made the transition from showjumping to eventing, thanks to his remarkable temperament and trainability. A talent for flatwork resulted in scores as low as 18 in the dressage phase. In Archie’s first season eventing he won the individual British Riding Club’s Senior Intermediate Horse Trials in 2011 with his rider Sophie Brown.
Competing initially under Matthew Boddy as a show jumper, Archie quickly and successfully made the transition from showjumping to eventing, thanks to his remarkable temperament and trainability. A talent for flatwork resulted in scores as low as 18 in the dressage phase. In Archie’s first season eventing he won the individual British Riding Club’s Senior Intermediate Horse Trials in 2011 with his rider Sophie Brown.
