Regardez - Hanoverian stallion; Approved CWHBA
Regardez is a Hannoverian stallion imported from Germany in 2002. He completed his 100 Day Test in Muenster, Westphalia finishing 3rd with high marks of 9's for rideability, temperament and willingness to work.
Regardez's foals are classy elegant types with powerful movement and very pretty faces. He is proving to be a versatile stallion as offspring appearing in all sport competition rings including jumpers, hunters, dressage and three day eventing with winning performance records.
Regardez's sire, Regazzoni, was Reserve Champion Young Riding Horse of Germany in 1995, and won the title of Best 5 Year-Old Dressage Horse in 1996. On the dam's side is the Fruehling line, responsible for producing the Olympic Dressage horses Rembrandt, Ahlerich and Amon, and show jumpers such Polydor, Money Talks, Sonora la Silla, Positano and Poor Boy to name a few.
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