TNT Andiamo ♂

About TNT Andiamo

TNT Andiamo is a Unknown showjumping stallion foaled in 1993, by Animo out of a Garitchou dam.

TNT Andiamo, originally known as Andiamo, is a Dutch Warmblood stallion foaled on 3 August 1993. Bred by Morten Aasen in the Netherlands, he has been recognised for his exceptional ability in international showjumping competitions. Brought up within a lineage known for its quality, Andiamo was initially approved by the Nederlands Rijpaarden- en Ponystamboek (NRPS) and faced some challenges in gaining KWPN approval due to an injury. Nonetheless, he later achieved KWPN approval, contributing substantially to jumping breeding programs.

Throughout his career, Andiamo showed remarkable talent, securing high placements in Nations Cups, World Cups, and Grand Prix events with various riders like Henk van de Broek, Jos Lansink, Jean-Claude Van Geenberghe, and Kristof Cleeren. His significant achievements include a second-place finish at the Brussels Grand Prix**** and the Rome World Cup class in 2004. With Kristof Cleeren, he also captured the 2006 British Open Championships at Sheffield CSI****, further cementing his prowess in international showjumping.

Andiamo has been notable as a sire, with several of his progeny competing at the highest levels of international showjumping. Among his distinguished offspring is Picasso Z, who made significant strides internationally under Alvaro de Miranda. The stallion's progeny also include Pitareusa, partnered with Eric van der Vleuten, and Ponetto, under the guidance of riders like Peter Bulthuis and Luis Felipe de Azevedo. These horses helped carry on Andiamo's legacy, showcasing the jumping capabilities he consistently passed on to his descendents.

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