Wingman van de Pitsemburg
ERMITAGE KALONE x QUITE EASY
Wingman van de Pitsemburg is the spitting image of his sire Ermitage Kalone - and not just in terms of his eye-catching colour. At his licensing in Zangersheide, he impressed with his clear superiority and explosiveness at the jump.
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Biography
Wingman van de Pitsemburg is an exciting young Belgian Warmblood stallion combining elite international jumping bloodlines with exceptional natural ability. Sired by the world-class performer Ermitage Kalone—a top-level jumper by Catoki—Wingman inherits the careful technique, explosive power and athletic scope that have made his sire one of the most sought-after stallions in modern showjumping breeding. His dam Waranka, by Quite Easy I, comes from a highly successful sport family producing international jumpers including the 1.60 m Grand Prix horse Uno. The damline traces back to the Hanoverian mare family Longola and includes several 1.40 m–1.60 m performers and licensed stallions, making Wingman van de Pitsemburg an exceptionally well-bred prospect for both sport and breeding.
Notable Progeny
Wingman van de Pitsemburg began his first breeding season recently, so his first foals are expected from 2025 onwards.
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Results for Wingman van de Pitsemburg
Licensed stallion – Zangersheide Stallion Licensing Outstanding presentation – Zangersheide stallion inspection Selected for international stallion shows and presentations Presented at the Schockemöhle & Helgstrand Stallion Show Top evaluation for technique and carefulness at the jump Highly rated during young stallion performance assessments