Quel Homme de Hus ♂

About Quel Homme de Hus

Quel Homme de Hus is a Bay Selle Français showjumping stallion foaled in 2006, by Quidam de Revel out of a Candillo dam.

Quel Homme de Hus is a distinguished showjumping stallion registered with the Holsteiner studbook, despite being associated with the Selle Français studbook in competition. Born in 2006 in Germany, he was bred by Dr. Andreas Kosicki from Berlin. The stallion is renowned for his sporting prowess, displaying outstanding talent under Belgian colours at major international events [2].

His impressive lineage stems from Quidam de Revel, a renowned Selle Français sire, renowned for passing on exceptional jumping ability and character, and his dam P-Hawaii, a Holsteiner mare sired by Candillo. Quel Homme de Hus stood out early on for his athleticism, confirmed through a remarkable competition record with key international victories, including winning a team gold medal at the 2019 European Championships in Rotterdam and securing a team bronze medal at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. Furthermore, at the 2022 World Equestrian Games in Herning, he added a team silver to his accolades, cementing his reputation as a top-tier competitor [1][2][3].

Throughout his career, Quel Homme de Hus has consistently demonstrated his abilities, achieving a first-place victory with Jérôme Guery at the 2022 Nations Cup Final in Barcelona, along with numerous wins across 373 professional starts [4]. After a celebrated competitive stint, he has transitioned to focus fully on breeding, becoming available through Holsteiner Verband, where he is approved for multiple studbooks, including Selle Français and Zangersheide [2][4].

Quel Homme de Hus's transition to breeding has begun to yield promising early offspring. Among these are Havantina des Flagues, who has demonstrated impressive performance at Grand Prix level by placing 6th in the CSI3* GP for 6-year-olds in Cabourg in 2023, and Lewis des Caps, who showcased potential with a 2nd place finish at the Championnat de France des mâles de 2 ans at St Lô [5]. Although detailed achievements at the highest levels are still emerging, these progeny suggest the beginning of a promising impact in showjumping breeding [5].

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