Deampla

Deampla was a chestnut KWPN mare foaled in 1985, recorded at 1.67 m. She was by Le Mexico out of Reampla, by the Thoroughbred Acer xx.

Her importance to the Warmblood Horse Sales Hall of Fame is not speculative. Deampla is recorded as the dam of Branco van Overis, the sire of our AES licensed stallion Noah.

Deampla's sire line leads straight into one of the great French foundations already represented in this Hall of Fame. Le Mexico was by Mexico, and Mexico was a son of Furioso xx.

That makes Deampla the female link through which this branch enters Branco van Overis. In a pedigree crowded with celebrated stallions, the route cannot continue from Le Mexico to Branco without her.

Deampla's dam was Reampla, a brown KWPN mare foaled in 1975 and recorded at 1.67 m. Reampla was by Acer xx out of Jesta.

Acer xx was a Thoroughbred by Abernant xx out of Flighty xx. Behind Jesta, the pedigree continues through Beiaard and Feampla. The result is a maternal side containing another clear Thoroughbred contribution alongside the French influence arriving through Le Mexico.

This page does not assign Deampla a competition career that the available records do not establish. Her documented pedigree and her place as Branco's dam are the facts on which her Hall of Fame story rests.

Branco van Overis was by Parco out of Deampla. That mating brought together two major Hall of Fame routes in one horse.

Through Parco came Darco, Lugano van la Roche, Iliona van het Carelshof, Attack Z and Almé. Through Deampla came Le Mexico, Mexico and Furioso xx.

Branco therefore stands at a remarkable junction in the pedigree. Deampla is not a name sitting on its edge: she supplied an entire branch of the ancestry that Branco passed forward.

The AES pedigree for Noah preserves Deampla's name exactly where it belongs: beneath Branco van Overis, opposite Parco. It records Deampla as Le Mexico × Reampla and follows that maternal branch further through Acer xx.

That is why this Hall of Fame follows mares as carefully as stallions. Remove Deampla from the story and the Furioso xx–Mexico–Le Mexico route into Noah disappears with her.

Deampla and Iliona van het Carelshof tell complementary stories in Branco's pedigree. Iliona is Parco's dam; Deampla is Branco's dam. Each mare carries a different historic branch into the next generation.

Iliona brought the Attack Z–Almé line into Parco. Deampla brought the Le Mexico–Mexico–Furioso xx line into Branco. Parco and Deampla then met in Branco van Overis.

That is precisely why Deampla belongs here. Her name completes a route that reaches directly from one of the great Thoroughbred foundations of European sport-horse breeding into the sire of Noah.

No verified photograph of Deampla has been identified during our research. Rather than attach an uncertain horse to her name, this page uses the supplied Belgian Warmblood image to represent the later Branco connection and states clearly that Deampla herself was a KWPN mare.

What survives with certainty is more important than an unidentified photograph: her registered identity, her pedigree, and her position as the dam of Branco van Overis.

Furioso xx → Mexico → Le Mexico → Deampla → Branco van Overis → Noah.

For the Warmblood Horse Sales Hall of Fame, Deampla turns a list of famous ancestors into a continuous, documented family story.