Danielle Goldstein for the win!!!

Professional equestrian rider, living in Wellington, FL captures the win in the Winter Equestrian Festival 5-star Grand Prix! Representing Israel, Danielle Goldstein observed the top two finishers last year, Eric Lamaze and McLain Ward, rails dropped then broke into a big smile after she won the $384,000 CS15 Rolex Grand Prix.

Goldstein’s mount, a twelve-year-old mare showcased a blazing jump off all round of thirty-five point nine two seconds to capture the Festival in winter of the second five-star grand prix in the featured "Saturday Night Lights" event ahead of a room standing crowd only at the Beach Palm International center.

Goldstein, 33 years, had to relax out for three riders involving Ward and Lamaze who was the last rider to drop the final rail, then earned $126720, which was her most substantial paycheck in her career. The number of riders in the field was thirty-nine riders involving 6 in the jump off.

Goldstein said “the horse had a big summer”, about her Championship horse in Europe.” I was gearing her towards a single class, especially tonight. I was thrilled with her,” she exclaimed.

Team members of Israel captured the main Grand Prix for a third consecutive week. Ladriano and Daniel won$205000 grand Prix NetJets and $384,000 Fidelity investment CS15 grand Prix. Goldstein had a dual Israel citizenship which she acquired in the year 2010.

“It’s big,” said Goldstein. “We have been constructing for a number of years, expecting to find a sum of riders up to an expected level. We are a knit group that is close. It signifies a world to us. Our intention is to go to Olympics and represent our country to the best."