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Furioso II was first approved for the Oldenburg studbook in 1967 and later for the Hanoverian, Rhineland and Westphalian studbooks.

In 1968, he won his 100-day test performance in Westercelle, and has since been a positive influence to the Oldenburg breed by incorporating his thoroughbred bloodlines.

He was known as the “Stamp Stallion” due to his offspring inheriting “very good feet and legs” 

Based on money earned by offspring, Furioso II was the top-producing stallion in Germany for ten years, from 1979. In 1990, he was the top producer of dressage horses.

A few of his most successful offspring include Mexico, FBI, Cocktail, and of course, Voltaire.