Urlo dei Venti - Stallon

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Urlo dei Venti: a great Pedigree

Urlo dei Venti was born and raised in the green pastures of Allevamento Del Vento.

MATERNAL LINEAGE

A regal ancestry

The mother of Urlo dei Venti is Armbro Wealthy, uterine-sister of the American champion Starchip Enterprise – winner of the Valley Victory and the Canadian Trotting Classic.
This prestigious female line includes Sir Perseverance (winner of various world titles), Forever Starlet (Breeders Crown, 2003 Three-year-old Trotting Filly), Crown Starlet (American National), My Starlet (Goldsmith Maid), Lady Starlet (Merry Annabelle), My Dolly (Breeders Crown, Merry Annabelle), Mythical Lindy (Currier & Ives, Transylvania Trot), Vulcanize (Heat Kentucky, Futurity Filly), and the German Classic Grand Cru.

PATERNAL LINEAGE

A paternal line of the highest quality

Urlo dei Venti, known for his distinctive and effortless trot, is the most notable son of Mago d’Amore, a descendant of Lemon Dra and the great Sharif of Lesolo – considered to be a member of the most renowned Italian and French lineages.

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A record-breaking horse

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Urlo dei Venti: the most important victories

The GP he won

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Urlo dei Venti: a breathtaking career

At just two years old, he had already distinguised himself in the GP Allevatori by his incredibly fast sectionals. He solidified his presence at three years old when, as an outsider, he powerfully advanced from the rear to claim victory at the GP Marangoni. Upon turning four, Urlo had developed the maturity and strength to launch an unforgettable season. In 2017, he positioned himself on the international stage by racing a 1.12,2 in the European Grand Prix, closing the last 600 meters in less than 42. He followed this performance by setting a new record of 1.12,7 in the Città di Torino. Urlo dominated the Nello Bellei, concluding the final kilometer in an explosive 10,7 while in an outside position. In the Continental Grand Prix, he beat the feared Dijon and Dreammoko with a time of 1.11,5, crushing both the record of the race and the track; this record, which remains unbeaten, tied the world record for a double kilometer on a small track and established a world record for horses of age four.

After a preparatory race in Vincennes (III in Prix Marcel Laurent), Urlo was ready to challenge the French on their home turf. In the Prix du Luxembourg, a prestigious and cherised race in France, Urlo set the still uncontested race record of 1.10,6 and became the first five year old to win.
In the same year, he won his heat as well as the final of the Agnano lottery Grand Prix with a time of 1.10,8.

The last Grand Prix won by Urlo was the GP Duomo where he set a still unbroken track record of 1.10,5.
As Urlo dei Venti enters yet a new phase of his life, we know that he will face each new adventure as the Champion we have come to know and love.