Romero XXV
Dark bay 15.3hh genotype EeAa
1995 - 2019
1995 - 2019
Romero was with us from 2yo and was probably the most well known PRE stallion in the country during his lifetime. He had an unrivalled show career, being placed first by over 35 Judges and winning over 15 show championships. During his career he was the UK National Champion Stallion for 2 consecutive years, the UK Movement champion, the UK Veteran in-hand and UK Veteran Ridden champion, Reserve UK Ridden Stallion, Parade champion and UK Supreme Champion. He was the first horse to be entered into LIMPRE, the Spanish Book of Merit, by winning in the UK.
Romero was our main stud stallion for many years, until our change in direction and the acquisition of Mas Yaco. He was the archetypal Spanish horse: compact, intelligent, feisty and generous. He owned the stage with his presence wherever he stood. Time has shown that he passed on both his 'Spanish' stamp and also his spectacular movement. His pedigree contains the famous names of Albero II, Cesar, Agente & Leviton. Several of his offspring have been youngstock morphology and movement winners at BAPSH National Show (now GBPRE) in recent years and he now has offspring competing at Grand Prix, PSG and Inter 11, and just to show their versatility, one competes internationally at 'Skill at Arms'
I had the unenviable task of putting him down in the spring of 2019 following a catastrophic fall in the field when he was galloping to meet me at the end of his day. He never got to enjoy the retirement he so justly deserved.
Romero was our main stud stallion for many years, until our change in direction and the acquisition of Mas Yaco. He was the archetypal Spanish horse: compact, intelligent, feisty and generous. He owned the stage with his presence wherever he stood. Time has shown that he passed on both his 'Spanish' stamp and also his spectacular movement. His pedigree contains the famous names of Albero II, Cesar, Agente & Leviton. Several of his offspring have been youngstock morphology and movement winners at BAPSH National Show (now GBPRE) in recent years and he now has offspring competing at Grand Prix, PSG and Inter 11, and just to show their versatility, one competes internationally at 'Skill at Arms'
I had the unenviable task of putting him down in the spring of 2019 following a catastrophic fall in the field when he was galloping to meet me at the end of his day. He never got to enjoy the retirement he so justly deserved.
