Trinity ST's sire, Totilas, will always remain special to everyone who witnessed his success under Edward Gal. Totilas was a horse who elevated the sport to an entirely new level, a horse who surpassed his own records at the highest-level competitions, and now his offspring are following in their sire's footsteps. Totilas's first progeny achieved great success at major Championships in record time, elevating Totilas to fourth place in the WBFSH ranking of the world's best dressage sires. At the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris/France, three of Totilas's sons achieved high results: Glock’s Toto Jr/Hans Peter/NED secured 4th place for the team, and Total Hope OLD/Isabel Freese, with a score of 83.050, took 10th place in the individual standings. At the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo/Japan, he sired three participants, including Glock’s Total US/Edward Gal/NED, who placed sixth in the individual standings, and Go Legend/Marlies van Baalen/NED, who placed fifth as part of the Dutch team. A record number of his descendants – five – participated in the 2022 World Championships in Denmark. The value of his offspring is always justifiably high – Total McLaren, who was twice a bronze medalist at the German Championships and was the second most expensive Hanoverian stallion, priced at €370,000. Total Recall, a record-priced auction foal at €200,000, has already won international competitions with Matthias Alexander Rath! Total Ideal cost €105,000, and Tout le Monde cost €90,000 at the Vechta auctions.

Trinity ST's dam, Rihanna (breeder: Status-Victoria DBS), deserves special attention! A mare of stunning beauty and harmony, combining refined bloodlines, robust conformation, elegance, and gaits of a very high standard, she herself belongs to the premium class. Her sire, Revolution, is a stallion who represents a true breakthrough in dressage breeding. His career began at the Hanoverian licensing, where he caused a sensation, became the champion, and was sold at auction for a record €1.2 million to Andreas Helgstrand's stable! Revolution was the Danish Champion, an HLP winner (exceeding the maximum score of 10 seven times), and the Danish Dressage Champion (scoring 10 four times). In 2018, he won the World Championship for five-year-old horses under Andreas Helgstrand/DEN with a score of 9.62. Revolution won his Grand Prix debut in 2023, scoring almost 76%, and has since been sold to Roberto Brasil/Portugal as an Olympic contender. Fifteen of Revolution's sons have already been licensed, including Oldenburg and Danish premium stallions. His daughters are no less outstanding – they include the Danish Mare Champion and World Dressage Championship participant Valerie B, who placed fourth. His daughter Rosee de Fontaine took ninth place at the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses (5 years old). Rapunzel OLD won silver at the Oldenburg Championships (3 years St./W). And the list goes on!