Indian Rock has an exceptional sport record, fashionable pedigree, and an exceptionally beautiful
exterior. Indian Rock was Champion of his KWPN Stallion Licensing and completed his Stallion
Performance Test, earning highlight scores of 9.0 for canter and 8.5s for posture and balance,
and rideability, and attitude. Indian Rock’s talent and reliability in the show ring put him on the
international stage from a young age, with top placings at the World Championships for Young
Horses, Nations Cup Competitions, World Cup qualifiers, the FEI World Championships, European
Championships, and Paris Olympics under the guidance of Emmelie Scholtens. Partnered in 2025
with U.S. rider, Christian Simonson, Indian Rock convincingly won the U.S. Grand Prix National
Championship. Indian Rock’s sire, Apache, was an international Grand Prix stallion who competed at
the World Equestrian Games and World Cup Finals. He has 28 approved sons and more than 60 FEI
competitors to his credit, including two-time World Young Horse Champion Jovian, Adrienne Lyle’s
2024 Olympic mount Helix, and Tokyo Olympic Bronze Medalist Gio. Indian Rock’s damsire, Vivaldi,
has established himself as one of the most popular dressage breeding lines in the world through sons
such as Vitalis, Desperado and Dream Boy. Indian Rock’s offspring have been well received by breeders
and riders. The stunning type and elastic movement have resulted in Premium foals, licensed stallions,
and Ster/Elite daughters. His oldest offspring are already winning at Medium level. Indian Rock is a top
consideration for breeders seeking to add front, improve the canter, and add size.