The talent of this stallion could hardly be more impressive: In 2022, Quel Homme de Hus secured individual silver at the World Championships in Herning, Denmark, and won the Nations Cup Final in Barcelona (ESP). In 2021, he claimed team bronze at the Olympic Games in Tokyo (JPN), and finished third in the Nations Cup Final. In 2019, he earned team gold at the European Championships in Rotterdam (NED), won the Global Champions Tour leg in Mexico, and took second place in the Nations Cup Final in Barcelona (ESP). In 2024, the Holstein-bred Topjumper (dam line 4847) and his rider Jérôme Guery (BEL) also competed at the Olympic Games in Paris (FRA).

As his sport career has taken priority, Quel Homme de Hus has been used only selectively for breeding. Three of his sons have been licensed, including the premium stallion Quel Mexx. His oldest offspring, such as Eloize M’Aurea with Neo Pensotti (FRA), are already successful over 1.50m courses. Quel Fee D’Eden Z, ridden by Alice Decroix Trehoust (FRA), won in the Youngster Tour, and Ego des Cabanes with Luc Chateau (FRA) has recorded placements at CCI4* eventing level.

His sire is the legendary Quidam de Revel, who himself won team bronze for France at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona (ESP) with Hervé Godignon and placed fourth individually. He sired more than 150 show jumpers competing at 1.60m level.

The dam, P-Hawaii, also produced the licensed stallion Quel Heart G&O (by Harley VDL), as well as the two 1.40m jumpers Lauderdale (by Lancer II) and Chococino (by Caretino). She is a half-sister to the 1.60m jumper Lanivio (by Lancer II), ridden by, among others, Timothy Hendrix (NED), as well as six other internationally successful show jumpers.