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LOVEFEVER II

Described as a true allrounder this young stallion proved in his 30 day Test that he has very good movement capacities and excellent jumping ability.

His movement has enormous suppleness and much ‘schwung’.

The sire Landor S is a true Champion with impeccable exterieur, three outstanding basic gaits and enormous scope over fences. Landor S is consistently passing his own type, expression and ability onto his offspring who also impress with excellent rideability.

Landor S became state champion in Rastede at the age of five, and federal champion 6-year-old showjumpers in Warendorf in the following year. Furthermore, he was decorated with the VTV showjumper stallion of the year award. Numerous wins in advanced showjumper tests followed, including his becoming the winner of the Advanced Volvo Cup in Elmlohe in 1999.

He has meanwhile presented more than 25 approved sons, and even already approved grandsons, including several premium and champion stallions. At the so far four approvals of the Showjumper Breeding Association Oldenburg International, he has already twice presented the champion stallion: “Lovis Corinth” in 2002 and “Lauterbach” in 2004. At the famous Fences Auction in France, Landor S had the thus far most expensive 3-year-old showjumper sold (knocking down price of € 460,000), namely “L'Arc de Triomphe”, who was approved in Oldenburg, France and the Netherlands.
His daughters are also in the news: “Lady Madonna” became Oldenburg champion mare of 1999. At the 2002 Federal Mare Show, “Lady Heida” was awarded the champion title.
In 2004 two of his daughters became Brilliant Ring mares in Rastede, amongst them the reserve champion “Lancarina”.

His sports progeny have meanwhile had numerous successes in advanced tests and at the Federal Championships, where he is superbly represented every year. In 2003 he was the second most successful sire after the Holstein sires. In 2004 eight of his sports progeny started at the World Championship for Young Showjumpers in Lanaken. He also produced the exceptional sire Wandor van de Mispalaere, Belgian champion of the 5-year-old showjumpers.
Landor S derives from a strong performance family, with the extremely popular and successful Landadel as his sire and the fourfold dam of stallions, the elite mare Fureida II (Heida bloodline) as his dam. Landor S' full-brother Laertes is a successful international showjumper, whilst two other brothers were approved: Landwerder and Lagoheidor, champion stallion and SPT winner. Both stallions have meanwhile had placements in Grand Prix dressage competitions.

The Damsire Goldfever is a handsome chestnut stallion out of Gundula (Galvano/Damhirsch) and he was bred by Sigurd Hochmuth.
Approved at Verden in 1993, Goldfever finished eighth in his performance test the following year at Adelheidsdorf, with the good jumping index of 122.63. He started competing with Claudia Freise and caught the eye of Ludger Beerbaum's sponsors, Dieter and Madeleine Winter-Schulze, who bought him, Initially ridden by Ludger's bereiter, Dirk Dahlmann, Goldfever made his sensational debut at the Bundeschampionate in 1997.
A string of good performances at Berlin, Munster and Bremen followed. In 1999 they were second in the Audi-Championship and in the Grand Prix of Donauueschingen, won at Walkenswaard, Berlin, and the took out the Championship at the German Classics in Bremen, beating World Champion, Rodrigo Pessoa.
Selection in the Olympic team for Sydney followed.