Competition Stallions

Jacondrik's pedigree boasts an illustrious line of the Worlds leading event and jumping sires, being a direct descendent himself of the 2019 World No3 and 2018 World No2 leading event sire, Jaguar Mail. Jaguar Mail was active in the sport at the highest level himself and was one of the finalists at the Olympic Games in China in 2008. He won the Sires of the World in Lanaken in 2007 and was sired himself by the magnificent thoroughbred Hand In Glove xx. Only lightly raced, Hand In Glove was developed as a dressage horse up to Prix St. Georges level and as a show jumper, competing at Grand Prix.

Jacondrik's dam 'Cosima' is by the long standing World No1 ranked eventing sire Contendro I, who needs no introduction. He is the 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019 World #1 Eventing Sire and World #25 Jumping Sire! He is also the only sire in the world in the top 20 of the CSO and eventing rankings, with also some international winners in Dressage. Cosima was by Hof Brunings great mare Hollywood, a direct descendent herself from the legendary and former world leading event sire Heraldik xx. There is no doubt that Heraldik has been the most successful sire of eventing horses ever, at the World Equestrian Games in Kentucky Heraldik xx had five direct offspring. In Germany alone, there are 16 stallion sons by Heraldik, 392 broodmares and 953 offspring with sport result. At the Olympics in Hong Kong in 2008, Heraldik had two direct offspring in the Golden German Eventing team, Bu`s Leon with Andreas Dibowski and FRH Butt`s Abraxxas. 

Jacondrik currently stands at 16.2hh and has looks and movement to die for as well as having an oustanding temperament and ability for the sport. He is bold and athletic and takes on every task that is thrown his way with the courage needed to make a great event horse thanks to his pedigree of eventing’s finest. Jacondrik is nearly 70% blood and started his eventing career in 2022 under eventing’s world number one, Oliver Townend. Jacondrik's amazing temperament also allows him to take to the hunting field and in the show jumping ring.