Vianetta is sired by Sherwood Forest Farms homebred stallion, Aoxtic. Aoxtic is sired by the legendary *Probat out of *Albaneta.

*Probat  sire of Gil,Polish National Reserve Champion Stallion and Open Masters Reserve Champion Stallion, GARNIZON, Polish National Champion Stallion, FAWOR,Polish Junior National Champion Stallion, European and World Junior Champion Stallion, PIRUET grey, 1983 France National Champion Stallion, European and World Champion Stallion, PAMIR, Derby winner,Polish National Reserve Champion Stallion,World Cup Champion Stallion, Stockholm, Polish National Champion Stallion, PRUSZJA, Sweden Junior CHAMPION,Sweden,Denmark,Norway CHAMPION, DIANA, Polish Junior Reserve National Champion Mare, sold for $1,200,000 at the 1985 POLISH a OVATION Sale, GRADACJA 1982 - sold for $300,000 at the POLISH OVATION Sale, DYWIZJA 1981, sold for $165,000 to USA, CAROWNA 1983 sold for $105,000 to Belgium at the 1985 POLISH PRESTIGE, FERRARA 1982 - highest selling lot - $165,000 at the 1986 POLISH PRESTIGE Sale, ALMERIA 1984 - 1985 Polish Junior reserve National Champion, PIKIETA 1982 the second highest sailing mare $160,000 at POLISH PRESTIGE Sale , at present at Halsdon Arabians , UK, 1994 Blommeröd International Show Champion Mare.

*Albaneta is a member of the family Algeria - Polish National Champion Mare and the "Queen of Janow" - a mare of incomparable beauty, quality and refinement, whose exceptional qualities were a beautifully sculpted head, a slender, well arched neck, a well-balanced, perfectly proportioned build, a lustrous coat and the largest most luminous and liquid eyes ever seen on an Arabian mare. Also known as the "million dollar mare" for her record of producing several top selling offspring, Algeria is the dam of: Dutch National Champion Alegro - sire of National Reserve Champions Pikardia, Eurol, and Angor, Polish National Reserve Junior Champion filly Almeria; International Reserve Champion Albumina; Polish National Junior Champion Filly/Best in Show Albula; chief sires Alkazar and Algierczyk, the esteemed mares Algerina, Algebra, Albaneta, Algira, and Algora; and Polish Junior National Champion Filly Albigowa - dam of Polish National and Warsaw International Junior Champion Filly/Best in Show.

Vianetta is out of the beloved mare Veann. Veann is sired by *Bandos out of an *El Paso Mare.

Bandos (Negatiw x Bandola/Witraz) 2/12 (3-0-3-3) According to legendary Director Andrzej Krzysztalowicz, the most valuable sire bred in Janow Podlaski after World War II. Sire of numberous Polish National Champions: fillies (Winda, Pianola, Pektyna), mares (Arra, Europa), stallions (Eukaliptus, Enos, Pepton) and Polish National Reserve Champions: fillies (Enklawa), mares (Pentoda) and stallions (Pepton). International Champions include: Enklawa (European Champion Filly), Arra (European Champion Mare), Eternit (International Marseilles Champion Stallion) & Ibn Bandos (twice Brazilian Champion Stallion). Many of his sons were used in Polish Breeding: Ardrut, Engar, Andos, Wist, Eukaliptus, Enos, Eternit, Pepton & Erfurt. Sold at the age of 18 at the Janow Auction for the record sum of 806,000 USD.

  El Paso (Czort x Ellora/Witraz) sold for the then unprecedented amount of 1 million USD. US National & Scottsdale Champion Stallion. His get includes: sires Fason; Alkazar;Etogram (thrice Polish National Reserve Champion Stallion and Polish National Champion, Babolna International, Norwegian, Swedish & Bloomerod International Champion Stallion); & Europejczyk (Polish National Champion Stallion & unbeaten racetrack star); and Celtyk (Polish National Reserve Champion Stallion); Wilejka (Polish National Reserve Champion Filly) - dam of Wojslaw (Polish National & Bloommmerod Champion Stallion); Eros (US National Reserve Champion Stallion); Wizja (US National Champion Mare); Zadymka (US National Champion Mare); Glownia - dam of Gil (Elran Cup & Polish National Champion Stallion); & Gildia - dam of Gil (Elran Cup & Polish National Reserve Champion Stallion). El Paso is half-brother to El Azrak - sire of UK Champion Stallion Banat.