Mattias

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About - Mattias is one of Jur Vrieling’s most promising future talents, impressing time and again with his canter, take off, and unlimited scope. Moreover, he has already proven his value as a sire, having produced the KWPN Stallion licensing champion of 2025, Sixth Sense HBC. From a young age, Mattias has captivated with his jumping ability. As a three-year-old, he was approved with a 9 for scope and an overall score of 83 points. Since early 2024, he has been competing internationally under Jur Vrieling, already securing placings at 1.45m level at the start of this year. Mattias seems to develop into a horse for the highest level of the sport.

Sire - Comme Il Faut is a son of the world's most successful jumping mare, Ratina Z, who won back-to-back team golds at the Barcelona and Atlanta Olympic Games with two different riders, and also took home individual silver from Barcelona. She won the World Cup in 1993 and the Grand Prix of Aachen in 1996, team gold at the World Championships in Den Haag in 1994 and double gold at the European Championships in Mannheim 1997. His sire Cornet Obolensky competed in the 2008 Olympics at the young age of nine. He is a foundation stallion in the breeding of modern jumping horses, and is currently ranked fourth in the 2017 WBFSH Sire Rankings. The total earnings of his offspring, including former World Number One Cornet D'Amour, Cornado NRW, Cornet's Cristallo, Cocoshynsky, Cornetto King, and Comme Il Faut, are over €3.7 million. The Clinton/Heartbreaker cross is a proven formula that has produced multiple grand prix jumpers including Cordess and Consul DL Vie Z, and 18 further licensed stallions.

Damline - Mattias dam Ietrichta is the daughter of the Grand Prix mare Sweet Tricia. This Berlin daughter competed at the highest level with riders such as Nicholas Dello Joio, Darragh Kenny, and Marlon Zanotelli, securing victories such as in the 1.50m class of CSIO5 Barcelona* and the 1.50m Grand Prix of CSI3* Knokke.

Progeny - Mattias’ eldest offspring turn four in 2025 and are already making a strong impression at inspections, mare tests, and young horse competitions.

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