Schumacher, black Westphalian stallion, by (Stedinger/Weltmeyer), born 2005, standing approximately 16.2 hands.

Schumacher managed to convince as a premium stallion during the stallion show in Munster with his beautiful type, correct foundation and his striking, high-profile appearance. Three first class gaits, combined with an active use of the hindleg must ensure a high riding comfort, something that was amply proven in his first competition season. Schumacher won several Reitpferdeprüfungen with scores higher than 9. In Münster-Handorf, Schumacher was named Westphalian champion with the three-year-old riding horse stallions and was allowed to represent his association during the Bundeschampionat.

The stallion came in reserve champion under Claudia Rüscher. At the end of the season, the stallion made himself heard again by running a fantastic 30-day test in which especially his strong trot and canter stood out. Sire Stedinger is the unsurpassed inspection champion of the Olderburger stallion days 2002, first reserve champion of the Hauptprämie 2004 and subsequently qualified for the Bundeschampionat for German dressage horses in Warendorf. In the first two years, 9 sons have already been judged, including premium champions and 2 state premium mares. The dam's line makes this stallion even more valuable. Schumacher's mother Wildrose produced several high-performance sport horses, including Delgado (by De Niro) who participated in the Bundeschampionat and is currently in possession of the Olympic rider Beatriz Ferres-Salat. Dam's sire Weltmeyer is a household name in breeding. The stallion was inspection Champion in Hanover, won his performance test and, in addition, also became champion at the Bundeschampionat. With more than 50 licensed sons, Weltmeyer has more than proven himself in breeding and, partly as a result, was named Hanoverian Stallion of the Year in 1998.