Nolte’s Küchengirl†

About Nolte’s Küchengirl

Nolte’s Küchengirl is a (died 2023) Dark bay showjumping sport horse foaled in 1997, by Lord Z.

Nolte's Küchengirl, a Bavarian Warmblood mare who excelled in international showjumping, was born in 1997 in Germany. She gained prominence in the sport under the riding of Marcus Ehning, amassing significant accomplishments and recognition in the equestrian community. She was known for her impressive performances at prestigious events including victories in the Grand Prix of Aachen and La Baule, as well as contributing to Germany's success in the Nations Cup.

Küchengirl was initially known as Lord's Classics and found early competition success with Johannes Ehning, winning the Grand Prix of Hamburg in 2005. Her career reached new heights under Marcus Ehning, where she consistently performed at the top level, resulting in international Grand Prix wins and four Nations Cup victories. She also played a crucial role in Germany securing a bronze medal at the 2006 World Championships in Aachen. Throughout her career, she accumulated lifetime prize money of approximately 1,150,228 euros, showcasing her exceptional talent and competitive spirit.

After retiring from active competition in February 2014, Küchengirl transitioned to a breeding career at Marcus Ehning's facility. Her influence in the equestrian world continued through her offspring, as she was bred to notable sires such as Comme Il Faut and For Pleasure. Nolte's Küchengirl passed away in November 2023 at the age of 26.

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