Palladio's Dutch Warmblood pedigree combines many famous horses from European warmblood breeding into one colorful, talented stallion.
Palladio's sire, the Holsteiner Caletto I, was one of the top horses showing in International Grand Prix jumping competitions from 1981 to 1985 as well as a notable sire. Palladio's dam, Jorinde, an Elite Dutch mare, competed in both dressage and jumping before producing great foals.

Palladio's remarkable willingness became apparent early in his training. He has been ridden and shown both by trainers and his amateur owner. Palladio's show record include competing and winning in Preliminary/Level 5 Jumpers, showing successfully in the Regular Working Hunter ring,
and schooling 2nd/3rd level dressage. In 2002 he was the Champion stallion in the Cosequin/USDF Northwest Series Finals for Mature Stallions. His excellent character makes him enjoyable to show and a pleasure to work around. Palladio successfully completed the 2004 100 Day
Federation Stallion Testing in Ohio finishing sixth overall with a super score of 111.97, and ranking fifth in dressage (108.10) and sixth in jumping (116.26).

Palladio's first foal crops produced incredible offspring, clearly inheriting their sire's willing temperament and athleticism.
His first foals are currently coming under saddle and we look forward to watching them follow in Palladio's footsteps in the show ring.
For 2006, Palladio is approved for breeding with the Belgian Warmblood Registry (BWP/NAD), International Sporthorse Registry/Oldenburg North America, Rheinland Pfalz-Saar International. Foals also may be registered with the International Registry of Colored Horses and are eligible for nomination to the International Jumper Futurity.