The list of internationally successful Namelus offspring gets longer every year: Triple XIII/Ben Maher, User ID/Gemma Paternoster, Upsala/Leon Thijsen, BMC Nathos R/Ben Schröder, T.Sellie/Joy Lammers, Tantalus/Jody van Gerwen are just a few of them.
Namelus’ son Nintender was the Champion Stallion of the 2004 OS licensing, Boemerrang sold for 240,000 Euros at the Expo Talent  Sale in 2010, Arthos R was a KWPN Champion Stallion and in 2010 a daughter named Beau Rubertha R was the best mare at the Dutch broodmare performance test. According to the predicted breeding value statistics, Namelus is one of the best KWPN jumper stallions. One of the most talented jumpers at his licensing in 1998 in s’Hertogenbosh, which he left as the Reserve Champion, he did an excellent job at his performance test as well. Because of an injury, he was not able to compete in sport but has a fantastic record in breeding anyway because of his progeny.
Namelus’ sire, Concorde, sired dozens of sport horses that were successful all over the globe.  Namelus’ dam line is also one of the best jumper lines in the Netherlands – his dam, Eamelusiena, is deemed the best broodmare from the Melusiena family maintained by the Roelofs stables. This line is the origin of the international show jumpers Hay Guy, Matcho KB, Barquilio, Eseperite, Jade, Audi’s Idalco, Velusinus R and many others. There’s not a single weak point in Namelus‘ pedigree.
Namelus’ granddam is the dam of the Olympic horse, Lamalushi. As a rule, Namelus mainly passes on dark colours; there are no chestnuts.

Namelus – reliable genes for outstanding show jumpers