Viking Kronos is one of the best stallions in the world. He received the Elite stallion in Sweden 2006 at a remarkably young age.

Viking Kronos is one of the biggest trotting talents ever born in Europe. He set two world records over 1.3 miles in his career, both at 2 and 3. His oldest foals were 7-year-olds in 2007, amongst them Thai Tanic 6-09,9ak / NOK 8 976 147. Thai Tanic won all the big races in Norway at 3 and 4, and has established himself as one of the best horses in Europe after victories in Olympiatravet (Gr.1), Jubileumspokalen (Gr.1) and a second place in The Elitlopp (Gr.1) in 2006. Other Group 1 race winners by Viking Kronos are Fama Currit, Triton Sund, Turbo Sund, Fleche, Going Kronos, Giuila Grif and Micro Mesh, in other words, five sons and three daughters.

In 2006 the two outstanding 3-year-olds Going Kronos and Giuila Grif dominated European racing. Going Kronos set a new world record with 1.10,4ak on a 1000m (5/8 mile) track and won a.o. the E3 in Sweden. The daughter Giuila Grif won Gran Premio Orsi Mangelli, racing against the colts, in 11,4ak and 11,9ak the same day. In fact, Giulia Grif won as much as four Group 1 races at 3 in 2006. In 2007, Going Kronos has continued his development in the toughtest possible races, including the Elitlopp, only 4 years old. In addition to these horses, a new outstanding talent has arisen in form of the undefeated 2-year-old Micro Mesh, winner of a.o. Svenskt Uppfödningslöpning 2007.

March 1st: Viking Kronos could show off three winners at Åby today. Legacy Kronos won a 3-year-old trot for trainer and driver Lutfi Kolgjini, Immenso November won the V5-1 taking the fifth victory of his career, and Imola November won a 4-year-old trot in 15,6a/2140m.