Geoffrey presents himself as a modern show jumper with a lot of charisma. The basic gaits are well translated and underline the importance of this young stallion.
Geoffrey shows the full quality of his pedigree over the obstacles: He is attentive in every phase, with very consistent leg technique, speed and ability to meet the highest demands.
He has already demonstrated this impressively with victories and top placings in novice and elementary class show jumping tests for young horses.

He thus meets the high expectations of his first-class pedigree: his sire George Z is now consistently successful at three-star level internationally, with Michael Hughes (USA) and Daniel Deußer, among others.
The dam Cindora (FN: Cindorra Burme) was herself successful in tests for young show jumpers. The dam’s sire Cornado I NRW was one of the best show jumpers in Germany with Marcus Ehning and was consistently at the top of the placings lists in international Grand Prix competitions. Among other things, they finished tenth individually and fourth with the team at the 2014 World Equestrian Games and fourth in the World Cup Final in Lyon.
Granddam Fiona produced five sport horses with successes up to advanced (S) level.
The third generation is followed by the For Pleasure son For Joy, who himself was victorious in advanced level show jumping competitions under Jens Löhden. The radiant foxes Grundstein I, a gifted double sire, and Arsenik, a first-class show jumper, round off the performance pedigree perfectly.

Geoffrey represents the Hanoverian line 537/Fronkönigin. This results in the licensed stallions Donnergold (PB Bay.), Prinz Romadour (PB Sanh., Sachs.), Rhythmus (PB Rhld.) and Superstar (PB Brdbg.) as well as the experienced show jumper Libretta 3/Julia Lehmann.