WANNUSRAPS VAN DE MOORTELSHOEVE
Out of the combination of Cashpaid J&F and Nero van de Moortelshoeve
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PEDIGREE HIGHLIGHTS
Thanks to Wannusraps van de Moortelshoeve you can buy a descendant from the limited offspring of Cashpaid J&F. Cashpaid’s dam, Unschuld, produced no fewer than three approved stallions, namely Cashpaid, Cordial and Sunday JM (in 2021 the 1st reserve champion of the BWP stallion selection). Two of these three, namely Cashpaid and Cordial, can present outstanding results at 1m60 level. In partnership with Megane Moissonnier, Cordial is successful on the 5*-circuit, most recently 5th in the 5* Dublin GP. Cashpaid jumped very creditably as a young horse under the saddle of Nathan Budd, with the 6th place at the Belgian Championship showjumping for seniors in 2020 as one of the highlights. The stallion was then sold to the United States where he competed at 1m40 to 1m45 level, in partnership with Karl Cook.
Sarin van de Moortelshoeve, the dam of Wannusraps, is by Nero van de Moortelshoeve, in turn a son of the Olympiad stallion/progenitor Emerald van ’t Ruytershof. In Sarin’s dam line we also find the performance blood of Concorde, a stallion that is highly regarded worldwide as a supplier of excellent showjumpers.
Wannusraps van de Moortelshoeve is correctly built and has a good trot and strong hindquarters.
PEDIGREE HIGHLIGHTS
Thanks to Wannusraps van de Moortelshoeve you can buy a descendant from the limited offspring of Cashpaid J&F. Cashpaid’s dam, Unschuld, produced no fewer than three approved stallions, namely Cashpaid, Cordial and Sunday JM (in 2021 the 1st reserve champion of the BWP stallion selection). Two of these three, namely Cashpaid and Cordial, can present outstanding results at 1m60 level. In partnership with Megane Moissonnier, Cordial is successful on the 5*-circuit, most recently 5th in the 5* Dublin GP. Cashpaid jumped very creditably as a young horse under the saddle of Nathan Budd, with the 6th place at the Belgian Championship showjumping for seniors in 2020 as one of the highlights. The stallion was then sold to the United States where he competed at 1m40 to 1m45 level, in partnership with Karl Cook.
Sarin van de Moortelshoeve, the dam of Wannusraps, is by Nero van de Moortelshoeve, in turn a son of the Olympiad stallion/progenitor Emerald van ’t Ruytershof. In Sarin’s dam line we also find the performance blood of Concorde, a stallion that is highly regarded worldwide as a supplier of excellent showjumpers.
Wannusraps van de Moortelshoeve is correctly built and has a good trot and strong hindquarters.
PEDIGREE