Cashpaid J&F Z

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About - Cashpaid J&F Z is a Grand Prix stallion whose achievements and pedigree point in the same direction: top-level sport. This captivating powerhouse has jumped to several top placings up to 1.60m Grand Prix with João Victor Castro, including podium finishes in the CSI4* Grand Prixes of Ascona, Sunshine Tour and Deauville, impressing with his incredible canter, immense push from behind and a head-turning presence every time he enters the ring. Still competing at the highest level, Cashpaid J&F Z offers scope, respect, a magnificent uphill canter, and real Grand Prix power for the next generation.

Sire - Casall ASK is still winning grands prix aged 18 with Rolf-Goran Bengtsson, who rode him since 2005. As a six-year-old, he was third in the Bundeschampionat and Schleswig-Holstein Champion, but it is his international career that has been exceptional. He was the overall winner of the Longines Global Champions Tour (GCT) in 2016, winning not only the final in Doha but also the Paris and Valkensward legs. The previous season, he won the Rome and London GCT grands prix, and was third in the GCT rankings at the end of the season; throughout his career, he has won or finished on the podium in a GCT grand prix 22 times. He has won over €1.8 million on the Global Champion Tour alone. He was also 4th individually at both the 2014 World Equestrian Games and the 2013 European Championships, where he also won team bronze. His soundness and reliability have been remarkable - he has never missed a season in his 13-year career, and he ranked fourth on the WBFSH Sire Rankings in 2016.

Damline - His dam Unschuld is out of the top performer Chicago Z. She also produced Cashpaid's full brother Cordial, who is a consistent 1.60m performer with multiple Nations Cup and Grand Prix podium finishes under both Mégane Moissonnier and Denis Lynch.

Progeny - The first offspring of Cashpaid J&F Z are starting to tell their story, and convincingly so. His approved son Maestro de l’Isle was crowned French Foal Champion in 2022 before taking the title of French vice-champion of the two-year-old stallions in 2024, while his youngsters in sport are praised for their scope, balance, elasticity and careful front leg.

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