PF'S MILLIONS HEIR

PF's Millions Heir (Registered Name: Millions Heir PF)

2024 Bay Holsteiner Colt
Genetics: Million Dollar / Plot Blue x Tobago Z x Million Dollar
Registration Number: DE421210340224
A member of the Holstein mare family - 1916

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PF's Millions Heir (Millions Heir PF) was home-bred by owner Ryan R. Pedigo of Ryan Pedigo Sport Horses in 2023. Millions Heir’s modern type in build, world-class genetics, athleticism, jumping scope, class, and classic looks truly elevate him to what the jumping sport horse world recognizes as a “World-Class Sport Horse” through top genetics and outstanding athletic abilities.

 

ABOUT Sire: Million Dollar
In 2022, Sophie Hinners took over the reins of Million Dollar, and the pair had a successful season—achieving victories and top placings in the 3* Nations' Cup with the German Olympic Team: 2nd place honors in Mannheim, 1st in Bratislava, and 1st in Budapest. Unfortunately, a hernia brought the pair’s season to an early finish in July. Million Dollar recovered well and focused on breeding for the 2023 season. Million Dollar has three good gaits and a very convincing jump—scope, carefulness, and excellent impression—everything you would expect from his genetics. He completed his 30-day test in Schlieckau in December 2015 with a rideability score of 8.25 and a score of 9.75 for jumping ability. He was approved for Holsteiner breeding at the January 2016 licensing in Elmshorn. Million Dollar finished his sport test in Münster-Handorf with flying colors—scoring 8.8 for ability and overall impression, 8.5 for rideability and manners, 8.3 for canter, and earning a final grade of 8.57. Between the ages of four and six, Million Dollar became a series winner in young horse jumping ability classes at A to M levels under Ebba Johansson. For further promotion, he joined the training stable of Jos Lansink and, under Frank Schuttert (NED), campaigned to top placings up to 1.45 meters during his time in Belgium before joining Sophie Hinners’ training stable at the beginning of 2022.

 

His sire, Plot Blue, was an international superstar who remained at the top of the international show jumping world for many years—earning countless victories, medals, and Olympic team appearances. He competed at five Senior Championships, two World Cup Finals, and 23 GCT Grand Prix events, earning over €900,000 in prize money on the GCT Tour alone. Under his long-term partner Marcus Ehning, the pair won the Geneva World Cup Final, earned Team Gold for Germany at the 2010 Kentucky World Equestrian Games, placed fifth individually at the London 2012 Olympic Games, and achieved numerous World Cup qualifier placements.

His dam, Gin Tonic de Muze, was used exclusively for breeding, but his granddam, Daytone de Muze, was successful up to the 1.60m level under Belgian rider Jody Bosteels. His great-grandmother, Wallon de Muze, was also successful up to 1.60m under Michael Hécart, as was her full sister Walnut de Muze, under Harrie Smolders.

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ABOUT DAM: PF's Tatiana Registered Name: Tatiana
2021 Bay Holsteiner Mare
Genetics: Tobago Z / Tangelo van de Zuuthoeve x Million Dollar x Caretino
Registration Number: DE421000276421
A member of the Holstein mare family - 1916
Premium Mare with the Holsteiner Verband

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PF's Tatiana was selected, purchased, and imported by owner Ryan R. Pedigo of Ryan Pedigo Sport Horses in 2022 as a yearling from a well-recognized and top sport horse breeder in Germany. Tatiana's modern type in build, world-class genetics, athleticism, jumping scope, class, and classic looks truly elevate her to what the jumping sport horse world recognizes as a “World-Class Sport Horse” through top genetics and outstanding athletic abilities.

During the Holsteiner Verband’s 2024 US Tour, PF's Tatiana was awarded Premium Mare status. With her top presentation to the two judges, Deike Ahsbahs and Marja-Liisa Solterbeck, Tatiana received high scores, strong marks, and outstanding comments—earning her Premium Mare recognition.

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ABOUT Dam Sire: Scuderia 1918 Tobago Z
Tobago Z has it all—notably, his direct relatives are all top performers. His dam, Whoopie C, was a successful 1.60m horse under Yves Vanderhasselt and was praised for her extreme scope, carefulness, and quality. His sister, HH Donatella, campaigned internationally under Quentin Judge and Paola Amilibia. Tobago Z became the most successful horse of the 2018 GCL. In 2019, he was a three-time podium finisher in the GCL Grand Prix. The World Cup seasons of 2018 and 2019 were dominated by Tobago Z—he won the WC of Madrid and Bordeaux, finished 3rd in Amsterdam, and 4th in Leipzig. A testament to his unbelievable talent, he also finished 4th at the World Cup Finals, 2nd in the majestic GP of Aachen, and 2nd at the European Championships in Rotterdam with the German Olympic Team. “When genetics predict results and results confirm genetics, the circle is complete with Scuderia 1918 Tobago Z.”