Wasco van de Sparrenhoef is a son of the dressage stallion Hexagon’s Dutch Newman. His mother is a daughter of the stallion Flemmingh. We purchased him as a foal from the breeder. At three years of age we started his saddle training, which he accepted very well. He developed into a strikingly beautiful horse with a height of 1.71 m. Wasco has an attractive uphill frame, correct conformation and an appealing type with a well-closed hindquarter. He has three above-average basic gaits with a powerful hind leg. In movement he shows a natural balance and good use of his back. He was clinically and radiologically examined on 23-09-2025; the report and the photos are available. On his left hind leg he has a scar that resulted from a kick at two years of age, during which a piece of the splint bone was removed. This causes no hindrance (see examination report). Currently he is further trained in bend and he is easy to ride in all three gaits. Wasco van de Sparrenhoef is a son of the dressage stallion Hexagon’s Dutch Newman. His dam is by the stallion Flemmingh. We purchased him as a foal directly from the breeder. At the age of three, we started his under-saddle training, which he accepted very well. He has developed into a strikingly beautiful horse standing 1.71 m tall. Wasco shows an elegant uphill frame, correct conformation, and an appealing model with a well-developed hindquarter. He has three above-average gaits with a strong hind leg, moving with natural balance and good use of his back. He was clinically and radiographically examined on 23 September 2025; the report and X-rays are available. He has a small scar on his left hind leg due to a kick he received as a two-year-old, during which a small part of the splint bone was removed. This does not affect him in any way (see veterinary report). He is currently being further trained in suppleness and is easy to ride in all three gaits. Wasco van de Sparrenhoef is a son of the dressage stallion Hexagon’s Dutch Newman. His mother is a daughter of the stallion Flemmingh. We bought him as a foal from the breeder. At the age of three, we began his breaking in, which he accepted very well. He developed into a remarkable horse, measuring 1.71 m. Wasco shows a nice carriage, correct conformation and a harmonious model with a well-closed hindquarter. He has three gaits above average, with good impulsion from the hindquarters. In movement, he shows good natural balance and good use of the back. He was examined clinically and radiographically on 23 September 2025; the report and the photos are available. He has a small scar on the left hind leg due to a kick received at two years old, during which a part of the accessory cannon bone was removed. This causes him no discomfort (see veterinary report). He is currently continuing his training on suppleness and proves easy to ride in the three gaits. Wasco van de Sparrenhoef is a son of the dressage stallion Hexagon’s Dutch Newman. His mother is by the stallion Flemmingh. We bought him as a foal directly from the breeder. At three years old we began the breaking in, which he accepted very well. He has developed into a strikingly beautiful horse with a height of 1.71 m. Wasco shows an elegant frame, a correct foundation and a harmonious conformation with a well-muscled hindquarter. He has three above-average basic gaits with an active hind leg. In movement he shows natural balance and good back activity. On 23.09.2025 he was clinically and radiologically examined; the report and the images are available. He has a small scar on the left hind leg, caused by a kick at the age of two, during which part of the splint bone was removed. This does not affect him in any way (see examination report). He is currently being further trained in bending and looseness and is easy to ride in all three basic gaits.