SUUS KUYTEN &
HARRIE WIERING
SUUS KUYTEN &
HARRIE WIERING
CORPORATE VIDEO
We proudly present the company video that aired on Dutch television on RTLZ on December 31, 2022 in the program How it’s done.
SUUS KUYTEN
From the moment Suus got a pony on her eighth birthday, she has ridden almost every day. Her talent was quickly noticed. As a youth rider, she became Dutch champion no fewer than three times, in 2002, 2003 and 2005 respectively. Nowadays she competes up to 1.60m Grand Prix level. As a former member of the Hamburg Giants in the prestigious Global Champions Tour, Suus will play for the Cannes Stars in 2023. This participation took Suus and her sport horses to the world’s most beautiful show jumping competitions: from Miami Beach to Mexico City. Suus: “Participating in the Globals meant a new dimension in equestrian sports for me. I gained so much new experience and met many interesting people. I competed with the riders I used to look up to with my horses Alfa Jordan, King Kong and Take a Chance on Me.”
In addition to show jumping in the highest league, Suus and her partner Harrie are involved in the trade and breeding of sport horses. Suus has participated in various auctions and organized the first edition of Suus Kuyten Auctions in 2022.
Take a Chance on me Z – Paris 2022
Take a Chance on me Z – Paris 2022
HARRIE WIERING
Harrie Wiering inherited the love for horses from his upbringing. He grew up among horses and aspired to a professional sports career from a young age. He succeeded. Harrie has evolved into a competitive rider with successes in national and international competitions. He participated in various national and world championships and trains horses up to CSI2*/CSI3* level. He achieved his greatest results to date with the mare World Wide, with whom he had an unique bond. Together, they won numerous Grand Prixs, such as those in Zuidbroek, Zandhoven, Roosendaal and Sibculo.
As a member of the Suus Kuyten Horses team, Harrie regularly participates in international competitions and focuses on training young horses up to Grand Prix level. In the spring of 2023, he won the 2*-Grand Prix of Riesenbeck with Harley, and they perform commendably at 1.50m level.
