“Neapolitano Nima is one of those famous white Lipizzan stallions. Especially with its levades, where the horse stands only on his bent hind legs and pulls the front legs to the chest. That was his specialty. ” There is no horse in the world that has been able to make better levades in the past hundred years, “says Rudolf Kuzmicki. The levade is the most difficult exercise in classical equestrian art that exists and needs enormous muscle strength. Many young stallions rise against each other in the pasture and demonstrate their courage. Under the rider, however, this is high art. “When you saw Neapolitano at the levade, you caught your breath,” Kuzmicki says, “you believed there’s a statue standing there.”
He is no longer performing. But apparently he has loved the auditions in front of an audience. ‘ There are few horses that know when applauded that it applies to them. Neapolitano knew this perfectly well and presented himself especially at the screenings in front of an audience. “