Andorlensky’s sire, Cornet Obolensky, needs no introduction; he has dominated the sport and breeding world for over a decade. Most recently with 8 offspring in the 2024 Olympics! Phenomenally successful as both a sport and breeding stallion, he is still as popular for breeding today as he was at the height of his international career. His good looks, temperament and outstanding technique and scope, and that of his offspring, have seen him counted amongst the best stallions in the world for heritability and reliability. Today, his children and grand-children fly the Cornet Obolensky flag at the top level all over the globe. In 2012, the BWP awarded him the title "Ambassador", and he is currently 5th in the WBFSH Sire Rankings for 2016. 

His most successful son, Cornet D’Amour, was formerly the top horse in the world on the FEI rankings. Winner of the 2014 World Cup Final, double silver medallist at the 2015 European Championships, 4th individually in 2013, 6th at the World Equestrian Games; the list of Cornet D'Amour's international successes is long. His other offspring include Cornado NRW, Cristallo I, Conte Bellini, Cornet's Cristallo, Cocoshynsky, Colestus and Cornetto King.

More than 60 Cornet Obolensky offspring are jumping at grand prix level and he has more than 80 licensed sons, while 194 of them have won or been placed in advanced level competitions. His offspring's lifetime earnings are over €1.8million. At the 2016 World Cup Final, the winner Corbinian, second placed Cornado NRW and equal-third placed Cornet D'Amour were all by Cornet Obolensky - proof that this great grey stallion is incomparable. 

On his mothers side he has an impressive lineup as well. Her sire, Indoctro. In Holland he is known as VDL Indoctro, while in Germany, following the Holstein naming custom, he is C-Indoctro. By any name he is one of the world’s most successful jumping sires…

Indoctro is another of those hugely successful Capitol / Caletto II crosses. His dam Vanessa VII also produced two full brothers, C-Indoctro II and the Olympic showjumper, National Guard ridden by Fahad Al Geaid.

After being Champion of his stallion test, Indoctro went on to a successful jumping career with Ulrich Kirchhoff. Indoctro has been such a success as a sire for the KWPN studbook, that at the age of 16 he received the title: ‘Preferent’.

He is the sire of more than 10 licensed sons of including: No Limit, Nassau, Montreal, Maserati, Orame, Sheraton, Nothing to Lose, Nirvana, Bustique and Wittinger.

The 2016/17 KWPN rankings has him in 31st spot with a jumping value of 129 (conformation – 104, free movement – 100, freejumping – 107. He produced 4102 progeny over the age of 4, with 1556 competitors (37.93%). On the 2020 KWPN values list he is in 36th with a jumping value of 127.

In August 2021, hippomundo records the staggering total of 124 of his progeny that have competed at 1.60!