Ueleme ♀ †

About Ueleme

Ueleme is a (died 2016) bay Selle Français showjumping broodmare foaled in 1986, by Nelfo du Mesnil out of a Pontecoulant dam.

Ueleme's production was conducted ENTIRELY through embryo transfer. LeCheval reported in 2009 that she had produced 20 foals over 14 years and had carried none of them herself, and that she remained productive of embryos at that time; Breeding News later reported that 17 of its 25-product snapshot were bred during her sport career. This confirms extensive ET use only. It does not quantify flush attempts, recovery rate, oocyte quality, conception rate or recipient losses, and none of those is inferred.

EIGHT DATED SOURCE SNAPSHOTS ARE HELD SEPARATELY AND ARE NEVER TOTALLED, AVERAGED, MERGED OR RECONCILED. (1) LeCheval, 26 March 2009: 20 foals in 14 years, all by embryo transfer. (2) Hippomundo 'Legendary broodmares', 12 October 2020: 17 foals and 13 Black Type offspring. (3) Breeding News, 28 November 2021: 25 products, 22 with index at least 120, 14 with ISO at least 140, 8 with ISO at least 150 and 2 above 160. (4) Hippomundo 'Ueleme & Cordula de Laubry', accessed 6 August 2026: 13 Black Type offspring. (5) Hippomundo 1.60m-mare feature, accessed 6 August 2026: 17 offspring produced from 1995 to 2011, 13 of them at a minimum of 1.45m. (6) HorseTelex public progeny page, accessed 6 August 2026: 21 direct records. (7) Hippomundo performance-pedigree page, accessed 6 August 2026: dam of 20 horses and 14 sport horses. (8) Hippomundo damline ranking, 26 August 2025: 13 Black Type offspring at rank three. Each snapshot uses a different database or editorial definition; the 17, 20, 21 and 25 statements are not versions of one number.

Her strongest direct performers in the reviewed evidence are Bibici at 1.65m by Norman Pre Noir, Ma P'tite Lulu at 1.60m and Top Lulu at 1.55m, both by Quidam de Revel, and J'M'en Balance, Kaeleme, Plusjeleme and Signée Lulu at 1.50m. Named direct sire crosses are Royal Feu (Hachelem, Helico of Lulu), Qualisco III (Ileme Villers, J'M'en Balance, J'Suis Snob), Trophée du Rozel (Kaeleme, La Fille de l'Air, Mateleme, No Problem Villers), Quidam de Revel (Ma P'tite Lulu, Top Lulu), Happy Villers (Onleme, Parlameme, Plusjeleme, Queen of Lulu, R'Bus, Ululu), Norman Pre Noir (Tandeme, Vous Aime, Bibici), and the single crosses Adelfos (Phylomene), Cardero (Signée Lulu), Armitage (Voyageur of Lulu), Corofino I (Ader Line) and Guarana Champeix (Diademe Villers). These groupings reproduce individually cited relationships; they are not nick scores and are not used to calculate any offspring total.

CORRECTION - FALSE PROGENY RECORD REMOVED: this page previously listed 'Trophee du Rozel' as an offspring of Ueleme, with its own name given as the sire. Trophée du Rozel is a STALLION USED ON Ueleme and the sire of Kaeleme, La Fille de l'Air, Mateleme and No Problem Villers. The entry was a sire mis-ingested as a foal and has been retired; the retired record is preserved in verification.dossier_review.retired_values.

HORSETELEX ROSTER OMISSIONS: the current 21-record public page omits Hachelem, Ileme Villers, J'Suis Snob and Phylomene, all named as Ueleme offspring in the contemporary 2009 LeCheval profile. Those four relationships are retained on LeCheval and Haras de Semilly evidence and HorseTelex's stated count is not adjusted.

NO DEFINITIVE LAST FOAL IS ASSERTED. Hippomundo says Bibici (2011) was her last foal, HorseTelex's current roster records Diademe Villers by Guarana Champeix in 2013, and a 2016 GrandPrix report calls Bibici the penultimate daughter. All three states are retained.

GENERATION DISCIPLINE: Firman Villers, Double Lu, Exquise Lulu, Géniale Lulu, Camargue de Hus Z, Valentino de Hus Z, Alameme, Top Hat des Desig, Gangster de Turan, Diva de Turan, Corona Z, Conquista d'Oz and the eight d'Oz foals of Vous Aime are SECOND-GENERATION descendants through Ueleme's daughters. Jericho d'Oz and Jeronimo d'Oz are THIRD-GENERATION. None of them is a direct offspring of Ueleme and none may be counted or displayed as one.

Own record: Ueleme was a Selle Français mare foaled in 1986 in France, by Nelfo du Mesnil out of Gazelle by Pontecoulant, bred by Daniel Millet and registered 25000186285943F. Only the year of birth was located: the exact date of birth is unknown and no age is calculated. CORRECTION: this page previously stated that she was born on 23 April 1986; that full date is unsupported in the cited evidence and has been withdrawn. A bay mare standing 1.80m at maturity, she already exceeded 1.72m when first sent for breaking at three. With her long-term rider Olivier Jouanneteau she competed at 1.60m across sixteen seasons. Her headline record comprises victory in the first-category Critérium at Fontainebleau in 1995, team gold and individual bronze for France at the 1997 Mediterranean Games, second in the Grand Prix of New York and victory with France in the Rotterdam Nations Cup in 1999, and victory in the Bordeaux World Cup QUALIFIER in 2002 - a World Cup qualifying leg, not the FEI World Cup Final. Further Grand Prix wins are named at Vichy, Saint-Lô, Franconville and Dinard, none with a published date. GrandPrix reports two Olympic PRE-SELECTIONS; no Olympic start is asserted. Her highest published index is ISO 176, recorded in BOTH 1997 and 2001, with an index above 150 in ten seasons and ISO at least 170 in seven. ISO is the French index system and is not interchangeable with metric height classifications. TWO DATE CONFLICTS ARE RECORDED BOTH WAYS AND NOT RESOLVED. First, her French championship runner-up placing: the 2016 GrandPrix obituary places it in the year after the 1995 Critérium, implying 1996, while the 2009 LeCheval profile says the 2001 French championship. This page previously asserted 2001 as fact; it is now source-conflicted. Second, the Bordeaux World Cup qualifier: 2002 in the GrandPrix obituary, the 2023 GrandPrix rider retrospective and Hippomundo's historical Bordeaux winner list, against 2003 in the wording of a 2022 Hippomundo feature. 2002 is carried as the working value and the 2003 wording is retained as a live conflict. She died on 18 April 2016 at Haras de Villers, Erquery, Oise, where she had been retired. Cause of death is unknown. Current SHF descendant pages mechanically display her as aged 40 in 2026; that is a database rendering for an ancestor node, not life-status evidence, and it does not override the dated obituary. HorseTelex supplies the legacy FEI reference FRA04728, but no live FEI horse profile was discoverable through the reviewed public FEI pages, so no FEI career statistics are asserted for Ueleme herself. A career-earnings figure of EUR 237,000 is carried from GrandPrix as a competition-earnings statement, not a valuation, and was not independently corroborated in the dossier's evidence set.

Elite own sport - 1.60m with ISO 176 published in both 1997 and 2001, victory in the 2002 Bordeaux World Cup qualifier, and team gold plus individual bronze at the 1997 Mediterranean Games - combined with a large embryo-transfer production documented by eight separate dated source snapshots (20, 17, 25, 13 Black Type, 17, 21, 20 and 13 Black Type) that are held apart and never totalled. Strongest direct production: Bibici at 1.65m, Ma P'tite Lulu at 1.60m and Top Lulu at 1.55m, with four further direct daughters at 1.50m. Six producing daughters - Ma P'tite Lulu, Mateleme, Parlameme, Queen of Lulu, Ululu and Vous Aime - carry named later progeny, all of which are second- or third-generation descendants and never direct progeny. CORRECTION: this rationale previously read 'Joint-high among leading mares by black-type offspring (13, 2025)', which attached Hippomundo's 2020 joint-top position to its 2025 snapshot. The three Hippomundo ranking snapshots are distinct: jointly top of the discussed cohort on 12 October 2020, second on 17 June 2023 with EUR 658,031 in offspring earnings, and third on 26 August 2025 - each with 13 Black Type offspring under Hippomundo's own definition. Market evidence for Ueleme herself is ABSENT: no cited completed sale price for the mare or any direct offspring was located, and the only cited completed price in the family is EUR 30,000 for a third-generation United Touch S embryo out of her granddaughter Exquise Lulu on 21 February 2026. She died on 18 April 2016, so she is a foundation-line reference: acquisition must target current producing descendants, resolved individually by passport and an explicit relationship path. Her genetics, natural fertility, oocyte quality, flush efficiency and cause of death are all unknown in the cited public evidence and remain null rather than negative or zero.

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