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An exciting addition for North American breeders, Iceman de Muze an excellent performance record, proven pedigree, and an exceptional production record. Iceman has an extensive FEI performance record under multiple riders through 1.60m. As a 6-Year Old he represented the Netherlands at the World Breeding Championships. Iceman continued to convincingly move up the levels, advancing to the CSI2* and CSI3* levels with top placings at premier shows across Europe. Imported to the US in 2019, Iceman and Schuyler Riley took top placings at WEF, Devon, New York, Tryon, and Lexington. In 2021, Iceman was paired with young rider Elli Yeager with great success at Grand Prix and U25 Grand Prix.
Iceman’s sire Erco van’t Roosakker is an accomplished Grand Prix competitor, with top finishes at the CSI5* level, Nations Cup Teams, European Championships, and World Cup qualifiers. Erco combines the proven jumping blood of Darco and Kannan. Iceman’s damsire For Pleasure was a medalist at the European Championships, World Cup Finals, and Olympics. Iceman’s damline is of particular note, his dam, Teekitezzie de Muze, competed through 1.45m successfully, sired three 1.60m horses, eight offspring that competed at 1.30m or higher, and three approved stallions. Maternal granddam Narcotique de Muze was a 1.60m jumper under Eric Lamaze and was both a successful producer of licensed stallions and numerous competition horses. The success of this damline is firmly routed in the incomparable genetics of Iceman’s maternal great granddam, Qerly Chin, who’s international show jumping record was exceptional and production record of show jumping horses is unparalleled.
Iceman has a limited number of offspring to date but they’re making their mark in the show ring. To date, Iceman has 13 FEI competitors to his record, Icen and HHS Ice Flo both competed at the World Breeding Championships, and Isla de Muze is competing at 1.60m. In North America, we’re seeing his offspring show successfully in the jumpers, hunters, and equitation rings. Iceman’s pedigree, exceptional sport record, and production record, have allowed him to become an approved stallion for the Hanoverian Jumper Breeding Program which aims to improve the breeding of show jumpers.Â
Headlines
2023: 3rd Place in the $5,000 1.35m Open Jumper Stake ~ ESP Holilday Finale
2022: 2nd Place in the Young Riders Team Competition ~ Great Lakes Equestrian Festival VI
2022:Â Reserve Champion Young Riders Jumping Team Final ~ FEI North American Youth Championships
2022: 5th Place in the $10,000 Welcome Stake ~ Loudoun Benefit
2022: 7th Place in the $2,000 1.40m Jumper ~ Upperville Colt & Horse Show
2022: 5th Place in the Under 25 Grand Prix ~ Kentucky Spring Classic
2022: 2nd Place in the High Amateur Jumper ~ Kentucky Spring
2022: 7th Place in the $2,500 High Amateur Jumper ~ WEF 10
2022: 4th Place in the $25,000 FEI Hermes Under 25 Grand Prix ~ WEF 2
2022:Â 3rd Place in the $25,000 ProElite Grand Prix ~Â Holiday Festival III
2021: 1st Place in the $5,000 1.40m Jumper ~ Traverse City Fall Horse Show
2021: 7th Place in the $10,000 SJHF Junior/Amateur Owner Jumper Classic ~ Great Lakes Equestrian Festival VI
2021: 9th Place CSI2* $36,600 Staller Shows Welcome Stake ~ Great Lakes Equestrian Festival IV
2021: 6th Place in the CSI2* $5,000 Groulx Family LGE Tour 1.40m ~ Great Lakes Equestrian Festival III
2021: 10th Place in the $2,000 1.40m Jumper ~ Upperville Colt & Horse Show
2021: 5th Place in the Medium Amateur Owner Classic ~ Kentucky Spring
2021: 6th Place in the $2,500 High Amateur Owner Jumper 1.40m ~ WEF 8
2021: 9th Place $10,000 NAL Low Amateur Owner Jumper Classic ~ WEF 1
2021: 8th Place in the $10,000 1.40m Open Stake ~ Holiday Festival II
2020: 9th Place in the $50,000 Spy Coast & Sweet Oaks Farms Grand Prix ~ SFHJA 70th Annual Charity
2020: 10th Place in the $5,000 1.40m Open Jumper Stake ~ Tryon Fall 6
2020: 6th Place in the FEI $6,000 Speed Stake 1.45m ~ Tryon Fall 5
2020: 7th Place in the $750 1.3om Open Jumper ~ Tryon Fall 3
2020: 3rd Place in the $10,000 Power & Speed 1.40m ~ Tryon Summer 3
2020: 4th Place in the $25,000 Jumper Classic ~ Tryon Summer 3
2020: 10th Place in the FEI CSI5* $37,000 Douglas Elliman 1.45m ~ WEF 5
2020: 5th Place in the FEI $37,000 CaptiveOne Advisors 1.45m ~ WEF 2
2020: 10th Place in the $6,000 1.40m Jumper ~ WEF 1
2020: 4th Place in the $75,000 Rosenbaum PLLC Grand Prix ~ WEF 1
2019: 7th Place in the FEI $36,000 Dever Golf Cars 1.50m Classic ~ Holiday and Horses
2019: 8th Place in the FEI $36,000 Dover Holiday & Horses Opener ~ Holiday and Horses
2019: 3rd Place in the $75,000 AIG Jumper Classic ~ Hits on the Hudson VIII
2019: 10th Place in the $35,700 SmartPak Welcome ~ Hits on the Hudson VIII
2019: 6th Place in the $1,000 1.40m FEI CSI3* ~ Great Lakes Equestrian FestivalÂ
2019: 7th Place in the $2,000 1.40m Jumper ~ Great Lakes Equestrian Festival IV
2019: 6th Place in the 1.35 Table II Jumper ~ I Love New York
2019: 1st Place in the $30,000 National Grand Prix ~ Upperville Colt & Horse Show
2019: 8th Place in the $2,000 1.40m Jumper ~ Upperville Colt & Horse Show
2019: 5th Place in the $72,000 Idle Dice Open Stake ~ Devon Horse Show
2019: 6th Place in the $50,000 FEI CSI2* Grand Prix Puissance America ~ WEF 12
2019: 9th Place in the $6,000 1.40m ~ WEF 11
2019: 6th Place in the $35,700 Longlines World Ranking Grand Prix ~ Live Oak InternationalÂ
2019: 7th Place in the $5,000 Platinum Championship Tour 1.40m ~ Palm Beach Masters
2018: 9th Place in the CSI3* Opglabbeek Grand Prix Table A
2018: 8th Place in the CSI2* Opglabbeek Table A JumpersÂ
2018: 5th Place in the CSI5* Waregem Table A Jumpers
2018: 8th Place in the FEI Sires of the World Table A Jumpers
2018: 1oth Place in the CSI2* Mullingar Grand Prix Two RoundsÂ
2018: 8th Place in the CSI2* Balmoral Table A Jumpers
2015: 8th Place in the CSI2*Â Zuidwolde 1.35m Jumpers
2015: 5th Place in the CSIYH1* Mijas 1.30-1.40m Two Phases
2015: 1st Place in the CSIYH1* Mijas 1.30m-1.40m Table A Jumpers
2015: 1st Place in the CSIYH1* Mijas 1.40m Table A Jumpers
2015: 1st Place in the CSIYH1* Mijas 1.40m Table A Jumpers
2014: 1st Place in the CSIYH1* Neeroeteren 1.30m Two Phases
2014: 9th Place in the CSIYH1* Neeroeteren 1.30m Two Phases
2014: 4th Place in the CSIYH1* Wierden 1.30m-1.35m Table A
2014: 5th Place in the CSIYH1* Wierden 1.30m-1.35m Two Phases
2014: 5th Place CSI2* Sibculo 1.30m Table A
2014: 3rd Place CSIYH1* San Giovanni in Marignano 1.20m-1.25m Table A
2014: 3rd Place CSIYH1* San Giovanni in Marignano 1.20 Two Phases
2014: 3rd Place CSIYH1* San Giovanni in Marignano 1.20m-1.25m Table A
2014: 2nd Place CSIYH1* San Giovanni in Marignano 1.20m Table A
2014: 1st Place CSIYH1* Vejer de la Fontera 1.20m Table A
2014:Â 1st Place CSIYH1* Vejer de la Fontera 1.20m Table A
2014:Â 1st Place CSIYH1* Vejer de la Fontera 1.20m Table A
Breeding Information
Breeding Fees & Contracts
Mare Information
At Hilltop Farm we want to work closely with you and your veterinarian to ensure a successful breeding season and are available for questions at any time. The following information includes some basic suggestions as well as reminders on a few requirements for your breeding contract.
A Breeding Soundness Exam including a uterine culture is recommended, but not required, for all mares prior to breeding. If a mare fails to settle after two breeding cycles, Hilltop Farm will require a culture and cytology to be done at that time prior to any additional shipments of semen. We always recommend your vet checking your mare post-breeding to confirm ovulation. If a mare hangs on to a follicle longer than expected, it can be less expensive to ship additional semen than it would be to breed a second complete cycle. Getting your mare settled in foal is just the beginning. We recommend multiple pregnancy checks to help prevent cases of twins, misdiagnosed pregnancies, or lost time in the breeding season. The following schedule is what we recommend; only the first and fourth checks however are required by your breeding contract.
- 1st check (Required): 14-16 days post ovulation – optimum time for vet to pinch off a twin if more than a single ovulation is noted.
- 2nd check (Recommended): 28 days post ovulation – to confirm a viable pregnancy as the heartbeat normally appears by day 25.
- 3rd check (Recommended): 35-40 days post ovulation – to confirm maintained pregnancy prior to endometrial cup formation. Mares that slip foals early may not come back into heat.
- 4th check (Required): 55-60 days post ovulation – final confirmation of pregnancy in its critical first trimester.
Following your mare’s 14-16 day pregnancy check, please have your vet complete the Mare Breeding Passport received with your semen shipment and return it to Hilltop Farm. Any changes in pregnancy status after the 14-16 day check must be communicated to Hilltop Farm immediately. This Passport is used in all stallion reports to various breed registries and is used to generate a Breeding Certificate so that you can register your foal.
Cooled Semen
Iceman de Muze will be available via cooled semen from March 11th, 2024 to August 4th, 2024. Stallions are only collected at the request of the breeder or their veterinarian, click here for instructions to Request A Semen Shipment.
REMINDER: The SBS lab is closed and stallions will not be collected on Easter Sunday, Monday of Memorial Day weekend, and July 4th.
Cooled Semen distribution is handled by Select Breeders Service, Inc. The Distribution Fee must be paid in advance of each shipment by check or credit card. All cooled semen shipments are sent using the Equitainer, which we believe provides the most reliable, consistent cooling of semen.
- $440 for US shipments – including round-trip FedEx shipping and collection fee – $15 additional for Saturday delivery
- Pick-up/return at Hilltop Farm or SBS: $290 weekday, $310 Sunday
- US Airline Shipments: $595 weekday, $620 Sunday
- Late Fee for requests received after the published notification time: $95
- Container Deposit – $250 (Secured by credit card – not charged unless container is not returned or is damaged)
- Cooled semen is available to select locations in Canada, Contact Us for additional information.
Registration & Futurity Information
Your mare’s registration and approval play just as important of a role as the stallion’s approvals when determining registration options for your foal. Please keep in mind that in order to register your foal with a specific association, your mare may first need to be presented to that registry for approval. In addition to the registries a stallion is approved with, there may be additional registration options based on your mare’s eligibility and the stallion’s credentials. If you are confused at all on registration options for a potential foal, please speak with Hilltop Farm and your breed registry PRIOR to booking your breeding.
- BWP
- ARS
- Westfalen
- KWPN-NA:Â Offspring out of KWPN-NA mares and by stallions approved with an Erkend Studbook (such as Iceman de Muze) are eligible for Register A papers.
Frozen Semen
Frozen semen from Iceman de Muze is not available at this time.