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      Young, beautiful buckskin stallion with a rare and highly respected 
      pedigree. Xazan has an immense potential for reproduction and for all 
      sorts of equestrian disciplines. 
      Approved as a Stallion by 
      the ABPSL – Associação Brasileira do Puro Sangue Lusitano. 
      Sire: 
          
          Nicola (MAC) 
      Dam: Latina (JBN) is 
      a top Núncio (JBN) mare imported from Portugal when Mr. José Núncio, son 
      of the famous bullfighter João Núncio – “the Caliph of Alcácer – agreed to 
      sell his mares to Interagro. The extreme degree of consanguinity of the 
      Núncio horses makes of their mares a precious genetic material which, when 
      properly managed, produce the most typical and functional Lusitanos. 
      Latina and the other Núncio mares now at Interagro are no exceptions. One 
      particular characteristic of the highly consanguineous Núncio horses are 
      their late development, reason why it is so difficult to find young horses 
      of that origin. 
      Dam’s 
      Interagro Progeny: Ufania Interagro [by Visqueiro (CI)]; Zirna, 
      Aldebaran, Batina and Cônego Interagro [all four by Ofensor (MV)] and 
      XAZAN. 
      Trainer's Opinion: 
      This Buckskin has often been used in the advertisements for the 2008 
      Collection.  Xazan has an extremely impressive presence!  He is beautiful 
      with an iridescent gold color, four matching white socks and a muscled 
      well balanced physique. When you see Xazan ‘moving’ you really understand 
      what a powerful package this horse presents.  He is very naturally 
      balanced and loves to go forward.  Xazan has a super canter. He never 
      seems to lack in confidence.  He loves to go on adventures inside the ring 
      or out on the hack.  When he arrives in an arena, I dare you not to look 
      at him. He carries himself with tremendous presence and a happy expression. 
      His trot is powerful and shows a solid regularity with lots of potential 
      for extensions. His walk is correct but will need to continue to develop 
      through relaxation and suppleness. He knows he is a ‘boy’ and will tell 
      all the girls in the area. If he was gelded he would probably settle down 
      his calling and become less distracted for an amateur, but he is a very 
      manageable stallion. 
       
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