Quidam de Revel
| Quidam de Revel | |
| Race: | Selle Français |
| Father: | Jalisco B |
| Mother: | Dirka |
| Mother, father: | Nankin |
| Gender: | stallion |
| Year of birth: | 1982 |
| Year of death: | 2014 |
| Country: | France |
| Colour: | brown |
| Equestrian: | Hervé Godignon , Thomas Velin |
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Infobox last modified on: February 23, 2014. |
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Quidam de Revel (* 1982 ; † February 2014) was a world class jumping horse and stallion who was recognized in all breeding areas of the world.
Sports
Under Hervé Godignon
Quidam de Revel was ridden by Hervé Godignon from 1988 to 1993 . In 1990 he won the Nations Cup in New York and the Grand Prix of New York and Dortmund and won more than a million frans that year as an eight-year-old. In 1991 they finished fourth with the French team at the European Championships in La Baule and finished sixth in the individual standings. Also in 1991 they took first place in the Hickstead Nations Cup, second in Rotterdam and seventh in Calgary . They also finished fifth in the Volvo World Cup final in Gothenburg . At the Olympic Games in Barcelona in 1992, the couple won the bronze medal with the French team and finished fourth in the individual. In the same year they won the Nations Cup in Rome and Dinard , as well as the Grand Prix of Rome.
Under Thomas Velin
In 1993 Quidam de Revel was sold to Denmark for a million euro and was sold to the Velin siblings. With Charlotte Velin he won the championship for young riders in Scandinavia . Under Thomas Velin he was fourth in the Oslo Grand Prix in 1993 , seventh in the World Cup in Millstreet and third in the stallion competition in Mechelen , as well as in the Danish jumping derby . In 1995 the stallion was third in the Neumünster Grand Prix , placed in the Volvo World Cup in Bologna , in the Masters tournament in Zurich , in the Munich Grand Prix , in the Swedish Derby in Falsterbo , and in the CSI-A in Spangenberg and Valkenswaard . In 1996 he placed in the Grand Prix of Wolfsburg , Hanover and Neumünster and came fourth in the European Young Rider Championships. In 1997 the couple won the Hanover Grand Prix and placed fifth in the Helsinki World Cup . He also placed at the World Cup in Paris and the Volvo World Cup in Gothenburg .
In 2001 he was retired from sport.
breed
In 1987 Quidam de Revel was used in breeding for the first time and got a reputation as a top sire early on thanks to his exceptionally successful offspring. In Germany alone, more than 30 of his sons have been licensed to date.
His most famous offspring are probably Dollar de la Pierre (= Tlaloc la Silla, 2000 in the Olympic final, 2002, team world champion in Jerez under Reynald Angot ), Nabab de Rêve (World Championship team bronze under Philippe Le Jeune , licensed stallion with internationally successful offspring and licensed sons, BWP horse of the year 2002, father of world champion Vigo d'Arsouilles), Guidam (= Adagio IV, under Eric van der Vleuten , licensed stallion KWPN with internationally successful offspring), Kador du Valon ( Steve Guerdat ), Le Prestige St. Lois de Hus ( Kevin Staut ), Queen Liesa ( Toni Hassmann ), Quite Capitol ( Torben Köhlbrandt ), Bianca D'Amaury ( Rodrigo Pessoa ), Quel Homme (German Champion 2005, René Tebbel ), Circa Z , Coco Chancel and Etoupe .
Chef de Race Mondial
Today Quidam de Revel, like his grandfather Alme and his father Jalisco B, is regarded as the “Chef du Race Mondial” because he has carried the Selle Français blood into all breeds in the world. In the Netherlands he has a jumping breeding index of 151 for 2010, in Germany it is 148 points in the jumping index. His offspring have already won more than 1.5 million euros in Germany alone.
clone
On March 13, 2005, a cloned foal of the exceptional stallion was born in the Cryozootech gene laboratory . The clone is called Paris-Texas in the USA.