Elite daughters, Fureida II and Kalla, were crossed with the internationally acclaimed stallion, Landadel, to produce several licensed stallions, including Landor S, Lagoheidor, and Landwerder for Fureida II, and Le Champion for Kalla.

Traces of the Anglo-Norman, Furioso II, were left in practically all of the German and European riding horse breeds. In North Rhine Westphalia, his son Fidelio played a predominate role in spreading his sire's genes through his sons, Florestan I and II.

Florestan I, born in 1986, was especially influential. His first crops produced numerous approved sons, many State Premium daughters and several German Championship participants, all of which have given him an excellent reputation. His offspring, all of which are very rideable, were also welcome additions to the NRW riding horse auctions in Münster-Handorf where they often brought the highest prices.  Florestan I has produced numerous approved stallions, including notably the now-deceased stallion Fidermark. In 2004 Florestan sired the 5 and 6-year old World Dressage Champions for Young Horses.