Black Beauty Grenoble x Krack C For Your upper level success

Hello! KMK Black Jack owner here 🙋 

Basic info of this stunner:
He has secured shoulder-in, half-passes, travers in all gates, walk piruetes, anyone with basic dressage education could do that on him. More advanced rider could easily do flying changes, gallop piruetes and some piaffe.

I can send training videos, tons of high quality photos and our daily life videos on request. He has full set of x-rays including back and neck, no major remarks. No bad vices.

Big dressage names in his bloodline: Grenoble, Krack C, Florencio, United, Ulft

I have references for my previously sold horse in Germany.

Our story:
The story with him started as after several attempts I bought my 4 yo almost unhandled KWPN mare from the Netherlands back in 2021. Several attempts means that it was very hard to prove that I am a legit buyer, not a trader or anything else, an experienced rider and a horsewomen, also that I am offering a real home, a 5* home. I went to the Netherlands twice, met the owner (Daantje) of my current mare, rode her horses, made online videos from our beautiful stables in Vilnius. Since then we are good and are helping each other in horse related topics. 
Back to Black Jack: December 2021 Daantje has informed me that a girl from her stables is quitting horses and wants to sell her beautiful 6 yo KWPN gelding and is looking for a good home. She was sure that I would be a good fit for him and that the owner of Black Jack would be happy if he would go to a home I could offer. I have talked to the owner of the stables where I keep my horses and she wanted to contribute in buying Black Jack. The only thing was that we were not planning to go to the Netherlands again and it was close to Christmas time, but I trusted Daantje with my heart, she made videos so I could see his conformation – walking/trotting straight line, from side/back/front – he proved to have no flaws, all straight legs and very correct conformation. He had chip operation from hid fetlock as a 3 yo and X-rays from that time were approved by my vet. 
So here it was, 2022-01-21 Black Jack arrived to our stables and it was a first time we met, he was more handsome than in photos or videos, real life Barbie Ken. I have also bought his saddle and some more tack because his previous owner was selling completely everything. 
After settling in, I have started incorporating him to the daily routines – accustoming in paddock, meeting paddock buddies and training. He has met deep snow for a first time in his life, a really happy kiddo. I have learned that he is very friendly with other horses, has never pinned his years or squeak nor kick. He like to have a good run in the paddock but does not go crazy even though other horses has zoomies. 
I find it important that he goes to the paddock every day otherwise he can be too energetic under the saddle. Once I have started riding him I was amazed how well schooled he was - leg-yelds, shoulder-in could be done by any rider and soon we secured travers and half-passes both in trot and gallop. He is not too hot as a dressage horse but definitely does not need to be pushed forward, he is very soft on his mouth but allows a mistake from the rider’s hand. He likes to look at things but is not spooky, he really needs a tap on his shoulder and some assurance from the rider and scarry objects disappear. We used to go on a long hack to the fields and forest at least every two weeks and if it is not too cold or dark (after office hours) we walk a 10 min circle in the suburbs of the stable before every ride. He can walk alone and is not anxious if he has to leave other horses behind. Trotting and galloping with him in the fields is just amazing because he is very sure on his feet, I like to make one-handed videos of us flying in the wild.
Even though he is friendly with all people and accepts other riders, I would call him one person horse, because he is always looking for me and comes to cuddle, he always seeks for assurance, real mama’s horse. He has no bad habits and is really calm in his box, like a Ken in his plastic box. He loves food and there was no food that he would say no to, I love that he is a good keeper and has no weight issues. He had never had any health issues the time I owe him. He is completely safe in handling, loves grooming, stands for the farrier, in the shower, in the solarium, is not afraid of the vet, he can get shots in the stall without being tied. His teeth were regularly done by professionals from Belgium, deworming, shots, all things were on time. Every month he got a bodywork/massage without major remarks, I also do carrot stretches and basic massage before every training.
Because I have full time office job, besides me, part time he was ridden by higher level student who competed him time to time. One time he has competed in the children’s class with 13 yo student of mine because my older horse had health issues. She was riding him for a third time and won 2nd place with him! Happy owner I was. 
Since autumn I have decided that I cannot give enough of training to Black Jack to reach his potential because of the time constraints and my health so lately he was trained by a higher level rider and I put Black Jack up for sale. Lately I have tried to work out keeping him with me because summer is always a calmer time in office so I had a little more time, I have even competed hem in M level which is above my level of training. I used to have 6 horses, mostly youngsters that I have trained, but the circumstances made so that I can only keep my 18 yo gelding and the crazy mare that have lead me to meet and spend unforgettable time with prettiest boy in the stables - KMK Black Jack (Jackson, Juodis, Blacky). I will miss “all eyes on me” showing-off with the black beauty but I believe he will make another person happy and confident in our sport.