WHO WE ARE!
Sucandi® - Cavalos do Brasil originated from a little girl's dream. Giovana was only six years old when she watched the Olympics in 2004 and she was amazed and expressed her wish
to someday ride at the Olympics as well. Her parents started immediately to research about the art of riding. In their search they discovered this wonderful breed: the Lusitano.
The belief in their daughter's dream and in the international market for Lusitanos created Sucandi® - Cavalos do Brasil. Today Sucandi is a reference for selection, training and
export of sport Lusitanos.
In their endless search for quality, they also met along the way, one of the last real masters in the art of dressage: Orlando Facada. Master Facada, while a classical dressage
master, has a competitive edge to his training skills and a true understanding of the horses. He is Brazilians number one name in the dressage scene and recognized worldwide by
his art. He overlooks the training at Sucandi as well as welcomes Sucandi horses is his training center in paradise beach of Pereque.
Even further Sucandi got together with Bonanza: Brazil's number one sales barn of lusitanos. This joint venture brought together the international market experience from Sucandi
with the largest selection of lusitanos available in this country along with their excellent riding team. Only Sucandi, Bonanza and Master Facada together can offer the largest
selection and the best training available.
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Roberta P. Pass
Lawyer, graduated at the PUC-SP University, fluent in 4 languages. Roberta is a horse and dressage lover but most of all she has developed a excellent eye and special talent of a true matchmaker. It is her mission and greatest reward to find just the right match for her clients. As she says: "with every horse we deliver, our clients become our friends and our friends become our family".
Email: sucandi@sucandi.com
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Giovana P. Pass
The young girl, reason for Sucandi's existence, was the 2007 Interclub Dressage Champion at Baby- Riders Level. In 2008 she won the Brazilian and the Paulista Championships. In 2009 she became Brazilian vice-champion and in 2010 she became Brazilian and Paulista Champion for the second time in two higher classes with two different horses. In 2011 she keeps winning after upgrading her stallion to 4th. level and her mare to second level. Giovana still trains with Master Facada and pursues her Olympic dream. |
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Marcos Bueno
Marcos has been successfully in the lusitano business for the past 30 years. He is not only the owner of the biggest sales barn in Brazil but also one of Brazil's natural
horsemanship experts. He brings to Sucandi all his expertise and his team of professionals. |
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