Sissy Max-Theurer's Tilda MT Sold to Canada

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Sissy Max-Theurer's nationally competed Grand Prix mare Tilda MT has been sold to Canada.

Tilda MT is a 12-year old Westfalian mare by Tailormade Temptation out of Viola XVI (by Lorentin x Coriander). She is bred by Wilhelm Hacke

Auction Price Highlight

A half-sister to Antonia von Dungern's Grand Prix horse Vittorio (by Vitalis), Tilda MT was owned by Austrian Sissy Max-Theurer. Sissy bought her in the 2018 Westfalian Spring Elite Auction for 145,000 euro.

The bay mare was in Denmark for training with Danish Daniel Bachmann Andersen in 2023. He debuted her in the Prix St Georges in February 2023 and scored a winning 73,201%. He showed her at three further competitions, including one international start at the CDI Hagen in April 2023, winning the Inter I. Their last show was in June 2023.

In 2024 Tilda moved back to Germany and Kira Laura Soddemann took over the ride. She showed her in her first S*** test in December 2024. There were no shows in 2025 but the pair returned in February and March 2026 for some more Grand Prix level tests, scoring 69.260% and 66.030% in Borken and Unna-Massen.

Sold to Canada

Tilda has now been sold to John and Pat Scherrer as a future hopeful for Canadian Grand Prix rider Tina Irwin.

"After a long search, Jaimey (Tina's husband) found this stunning mare in Germany," said Tina. "I couldn’t be more excited to start a journey with her. Jaimey, I am so thankful for the many days and hours you spent looking and trying horses on my behalf! Not an easy feat."

Irwin told Eurodressage that, “I really like Tilda’s character. She’s a sensitive impressive mare with a lot of quality with great rideability. My plan is to get to know one another and of course she would be in LA hopeful for me. “