Sire Golstern

Sire Goldstern

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GOLDKAFER

Goldkafer’s Sire Goldstern sired no less than 35 Advanced showjumpers making Golstern a leading Sire of competition horses today. Of his younger crops Glorieux, the Oldenburg Champion Stallion of 1987, German Riding horse Champion of 1988 and Reserve Champion of the 1989 Stallion Performance Test is without a doubt the most popular descendant. The Approved Stallion Goldfurst has successfully competed in Dressage up to Grand Prix level in the US.

Goldstern's sire, Gotthard was the most popular sire of showjumpers in the seventies. .Ever since a statistical record of progeny winnings was established in 1975, he had been the leading stallion for show jumping for 7 consecutive years. Goldstern's Dam Sire Waidmannsdank is a guarantee for rideability and today he exerts an enormous influence via his daughters who produced Akzent II and Gardeulan I & II. Goldstern is the GrandSire of Feiner Stern, an impressive stallion.

Goldkafer’s Damsire is Freiherr. After a convincing Stallion Performance test as the best of the Oldenburg lot in 1979 Freiherr was awarded the title of Main Premium winner in 1980, due to the assessment of his first foal crop. He also produced Feiner Stern who is the Sire of Feinbrand. Freiherr is probably the most prominent son of the famous foundation Sire Furioso II. Freiherr’s Dam Sire Agram and Ferdinand are the basis the world wide reputation of Hanoverians being the best showjumpers in the world. Freiherr is a producer of both Dressage and Showjumping horses that are capable of competing internationally. Freiherr is regarded as one of the most influential sons of the great Furioso II, the Selle Francais Stallion imported to Oldenburg in 1968 Georg Vorwerk. Freiherr’s Dam Almentanne produced two other Approved Stallions, the full brothers Furst Agram and Furi Agram. Her Sire Agram produced the international showjumpers Anakonda, Abadir and Agent (who competed at the 1976 Olympics with Paul Schockemohle and went on to earn 130,000DM).

Freiherr won the Oldenburg Stallion Licensing in 1978, the next year he won the Performance Test and in 1980 he was crowned Main Premium Winner on the basis of his first foal crop. He has a number of outstanding offspring including Weltwunder (Champion mare of her age group at Aachen in 1986 and the Dam of Donnerschwee), the mare Love Story, a DLG Winner, his Champion Stallion son Feiner Stern and the Dressage star Flashdancer ridden in to 6^th place at the WEG in 1994 by the Irish competitor Anna Merveldt-Steffens.