Goyave de Hus is a direct descendant of jumping horses producer Numero Uno (ex-Norton). Sire to Numero Uno was Libero H, winner of the 1994 world cup final with Jos Lansink . Numero Uno won the performance tests and was afterwards successfully deployed in the international jumping scene. Not only did he demonstrate his jumping qualities in the highest level of sports, he also passed them on . A list of some of his GP descendants in jumping: : Tamino (Marc Houtzager), Tyson (Leon Thijssen), Take Off (Eric Lamaze), Tosca (Margie Goldstein-Engle), Take One (Christine McCrea), Tinky Winky (Leon Thijssen), Van Gogh (Marco Kutscher), Abunola (Margie Goldstein-Engle), Ammeretto (David Beisel) and Tobalio (Tom Brinkman, Albert Voorn and Abdullah Alsharbatly). Numero Uno was pronounced ‘Select’ in KWPN in2008” and “Preferent” in 2011.

Goyave de Hus’s buyer is acquiring Olympic performance blood via her dam line ! Her dam is KWPN- top mare Beaumara. Her sire, Unistar (v. Voltaire), was sold for 70.000€ during Select Sale He took 2nd place during his performance test in 2004. Goyave’s grandmother is Jomara. This Ekstein-daughter rose to worldwide fame as mother of Olympic horse Hickstead. Partnered with Canadian rider Eric Lamaze Hickstead excelled at the highest level, and winning GPs in Aachen, Calgary and Rome , individual gold and team silver medals at the Beijing 2008 games and bronze at the world 2010 equestrian games in Lexington