Kadon Park Performance Horses

Kadon Park Zephyr

Due 25th OCT 2025

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A pedigree with so much promise! Zafferano is not just a coloured stallion, but he is successfully competing and placing in Grand Prix in Germany as a 10 year old. There is NO OTHER palomino stallion in the world with this quality pedigree competing at the highest level. Combine this talent with one of the greatest dressage stallions ever De NIro, who was WBFSH number one stallion for 6 years. Tell me this foal isn't everything you have been searching for! If going by the quality of the Zafferano foal I bred last year,  this foal will be nothing short of spectacular!! expected to mature 16.2hh, maybe more, and a 50% chance of palomino or buckskin​

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ZAFFERANO competed Grand Prix dressage as a10-year-old, Inter II as a 9 year old  and won Inter I at 8 year of age, parallel to his breeding career. He also won the bronze medal at the Swedish championships for7-year-old horses and was nominated for the Dressage World Breeding Championships.  His offspring are famous for their sweet temperament and for being talented in both dressage and jumping. 
Zafferano was one of the highest assessed stallions of the 50-day tests throughout
Germany in 2016 and was rewarded 10.0 for his amazing temperament, 9.0 in
rideability and 8.0 in show jumping, overall score 8,40.

Zafferano comes from a Swedish dam line with many offspring up to Grand Prix dressage and 1.60m show jumping. His dam and grand dam are both elite mares, the best award a Swedish mare can get. Dam Baby Doll was schooling small tour and besides Zafferano, she has one offspring competing small tour dressage and one offspring who competed 1.50m showjumping.
 

ZALADIN MI winner of his Swedish stallion performance test in 2012 and is competing PSG/Inter 1

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BLUE HORSE ZACK is one of the best dressage horses in the world. He has competed at the World Equestrian Games, World Cup Finals and European Championships. Career Highlights include:

• Team Gold at the 2022 World Championships

• 11th place and best active breeding stallion at the Tokyo Olympics 2020

• No. 6 on the FEI's World Rankings of Dressage 2022

• No 2 WBFSH stallions 2023

• Danish Champion, winner of two World Cup qualifications and no. 4 at the World Cup final in Göteborg 2019

• Sire of at least 30 international Grand Prix horses such as Blue Hors Zepter, Glock’s Zonik, Sezuean, Zigzag, Zap Zap, and more

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BERNSTEIN won his Stallion Performance Test in Sweden, receiving 9s for his trot and canter. He was stallion of the year in Sweden and sire of many approved stallions, with offspring competing in Grand Prix in Europe and the United States. Bernstein 761, along with his sons, Bayron, Bolero, and Ravel, as well as Bernstein's great-grandsire, Chagall 455, are all found in the top 11 of the BLUP index.  

 

DE NIRO was vice champion of the stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf with a score of 141.93 points and champion of rideability with a score of 145.41 points. In 2000, he won Grand Prix dressage tests at the age of seven. in 2001 he won the German dressage championships and in 2002 he was winning in International competition. He was awarded Hanoverian stallion of the Year in 2008. In 2010, De Niro was awarded 5th place on the WBFSH list, with 10 internationally successful offspring at Grand Prix-level. In 2012, De Niro is ranked first in the ranking of the World Breeding Federation for Sports Horses. Therefore he is the best dressage stallion of the world. He ranked at number 1 for the following 6 years. 6 of his offspring were competing at the London Olympic games and he has produced olympic gold winning horses and FEI ranked number 1 horses. 

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DONNERHALL'S bloodline is statistically the number one bloodline responsible or partly responsible for most of the top 50 dressage horses in the world.  Donnerhall has the highest dressage index of all stallions ranked on the WBFSH rankings. Grandsire of Desperados and Weihegold, previously #1 and #2 on FEI standings. Donnerhall absolved his stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf as vice-champion with a score of in excess of 130 points, exceeding all fellow contenders in the field of rideability, scoring 9.5. This was followed by high placements and wins in Grand Prix, Grand Prix Special and optional Grand Prix events. In 1994, Donnerhall had not only already gained an outstanding reputation for himself as an exceptional sire through his approved sons, highly decorated daughters and numerous competition sports horses, but also returned home from the World Championships in Hague with team gold and individual bronze medals.Then at the 1997 European Championship in Verden, Donnerhall once again belonged to the golden team and won an additional individual bronze medal. At the 1998 World Championships in Rome,  he was once more part of the German gold medal team and gained an excellent fourth place in the individual rating. Donnerhall was awarded Oldenburger Stallion of the Year in 1997 and 1998.

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ALABASTER did a very good stallion test in Adelheidsdorf in 1992, where his aptitude for dressage became very evident. He achieved the title of federal champion of 5 year old dressage horses in Warendorf in 1994. He was successful as a sports horse up to Grand Prix level. His most famous offspring were Isabell Werth's Apache and Hayley Beresford's Jaybee Alabaster

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​Bernstein's mother, BRISTOL CREAM, was awarded a Premium A title at her mare performance test, but because of the spectacular quality of her offspring both in studbook performance tests and in sport, she was later awarded a more rare and distinct honour of Elite Mare. FIVE of her sons were approved stallions, a feat that is nearly unheard of for any mare, let alone in Sweden who does not readily approve stallion candidates.  Four of her daughters were approved for breeding. Many of Bristol Cream's foals were successful to elite levels of competition in both dressage and show jumping.​

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ROUSSEAU had a stellar young horse career; Dutch National Champion as a four-year-old, reserve the following year, and a silver medal at the World Young Horse Championships as a five-year-old. He also won the 2001 KWPN Stallion performance testing, and under Dutch rider Nicolette van Lierop, he won the 2002 Pavo Cup Finals and 2002 & 2003 KWPN Stallion Competitions.

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