An excellent performance record, proven pedigree, and an exceptional production record, make Iceman de Muze a top consideration for North American breeders. Iceman has an extensive FEI performance record under multiple riders through 1.60m. As a 6-Year Old he competed at the World Breeding Championships. Iceman then advanced to the CSI2* and CSI3* levels with top placings at premier shows across Europe. Imported to the US in 2019, Iceman took top placings at WEF, Devon, New York, Tryon, and Lexington. In 2021, Iceman was paired with young rider Ellie 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 dam has an extensive competition record through the 1.45m jumpers, has produced three licensed stallions, and has multiple competition horses to her credit. 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’s damsire For Pleasure was a medalist at the European Championships, World Cup Finals, and Olympics.

Iceman produced a limited number of offspring early in his career before focusing solely on sport. From those early offspring, he 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 and his 2024 foals have been well received at inspections.