Tyger Woods

Introduction

“The balanced unity of dynamism and cooperation.”

Tyger Woods is an elegant, modern sport-type stallion that draws attention with his good jumping ability, strong hind leg technique and light, natural dynamism. He is an intelligent, work-willing and cooperative stallion that shows a balanced and friendly character in everyday handling. His appearance, athleticism and attitude all create the impression of a modern sport horse.

Description

Tyger Woods’ pedigree represents a deliberate combination of modern Cornet dynamism and proven maternal performance across several generations.

His sire, Comme II Faut, is one of the most influential transmitting stallions of the modern Cornet line. With Marcus Ehning he competed at 160 cm level, proving his class in several five-star arenas with placings on the Global Champions Tour and international Grand Prix successes. He passes on the dynamism and athletic power of the Cornet Obolensky line, particularly strong hind-leg technique and excellent balance, combined with outstanding rideability and composure.

The presence of Ratina Z in the sire line further strengthens the genetic foundation. The legendary show jumping mare, with Olympic, World Championship and European Championship successes, is one of the defining figures of international show jumping, transmitting the stability and mental strength of the Ramiro Z line through generations.

Tyger Woods’ dam, Liaison van de Plataan, herself competed at 145 cm level and has already confirmed the sporting potential of the family with her first offspring: O’ Balou Van De Plataan competes at 160 cm, while Poker Van de Plataan competes at 140 cm according to his age category. His granddam, Inne van de Plataan, performed at 150 cm level, while his great-granddam, Fame van de Plataan, competed at 160 cm. The strength of the mare family is further reinforced by Qartoon van de Plataan, who also competed at 160 cm, demonstrating that this maternal line is not based on a single outstanding individual but consistently produces horses capable of top-level sport over several generations.