Goldfever ♂

About Goldfever

Goldfever is a ... (omitted due to lack of specific reference) showjumping stallion, by Grosso Z out of a Galvano dam.

Goldfever is a Hanoverian stallion known for his noteworthy contributions to showjumping sport and breeding. Born in Germany and bred by Antonius Schulze Averdiek, he is sired by the legendary stallion Grosso Z, out of the mare Gundula by Galvano. Trained and ridden by Ludger Beerbaum, Goldfever achieved international acclaim with substantial success on the global stage.

Goldfever's competition record is highlighted by team gold at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games and team bronze at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. He further solidified his standing in the showjumping world with team gold at the 2003 European Championships in Donaueschingen. Beyond these achievements, Goldfever was an integral part of several Nations Cup victories for the German team, and his career earnings neared €2 million.

Owned primarily by Madeleine Winter-Schulze, Goldfever retired from active competition to stand at Gestüt Sprehe in Germany, a stud farm renowned for producing top sport horses. His legacy continues to influence the showjumping landscape, both through direct offspring and his impact on breeding.

Goldfever has sired several notable offspring making significant impacts in showjumping competitions. His gelding Goldstern competed at 1.60m and formed part of the German team at the 2016 Rio Olympics, finishing in fifth place. Another progeny, Greenland, demonstrated her capabilities by winning the Grand Prix in Wiener Neustadt in 2019, performing successfully in CSI4* competitions. Gotha FRH, also sired by Goldfever, has achieved notable success under the aegis of Ludger Beerbaum, clinching victories at CSI5* level events, including the Longines Global Champions Tour.

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