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1 2 nd Edition Issue 11 horse NEWS The International Festival of Kuwait for the first time combined an ECAHO B-Show, and Egyptian Event, an art exhibition and stud presentations in an event that was a huge success and drew visitors from all parts of the world. horse Culture El Zahraa, die Egyptian State Stud at Cairo, is the guardian of the heritage of the breeding program begun by Abbas Pasha I in the early 19th century. It is the source of all straight Egyptian breeding today and an inspiration to those who visit it. horse Health Young foals require special attention and proper feeding to ensure their development, health, and future performance. But their dams also need to be monitored and properly fed, especially during weaning which is stressful for both mare and foal. horse RESEARCH Not all horses of the Dahman Shahwan strain trace to El Dahma. The other Dahman family, tracing to the foundation mare Bint El Bahreyn, is the only Egyptian family based on a tap root mare from Bahreyn and has also been highly influential. This issue is sponsored by Read more on page 2-17 Read more on page Read more on page Read more on page A FESTIVAL BEAUTY OF Kuwait s first International Festival was an impressive showcase of what the breeders of Kuwait have achieved. Visitors from all over the world came to enjoy the living treasures of Kuwait and Kuwaiti hospitality. Read more on page 2-17

2 Sheikha Sarah Fahed Al Sabah News ARTICLE BY NICOLE SACHS INTERNATIONAL ARABIAN HORSE FESTIVAL KUWAIT Diana Al Wawan (Gold Champion Filly) Talal Al Mehri and daughter st International Championship Kuwait st International Egyptian Event Kuwait 2012 Bait Al Arab Show Arena AN EVENT NOT TO BE MISSED Due to the extraordinarily good organization, the show ran smoothly inspite of the large number of horses in most of the classes and the subsequently narrow time table. Both events attracted a large number of spectators right from the very first class up to the last. There were also many guests from countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, the UAE, Egypt, Jordan, USA, Canada, New Zealand and several European countries. The whole event had a very special - and especially for the foreign guests most impressive - atmosphere. Although winning is a wonderful success and was celebrated adequately, it was clearly not what this show was all about. The sheer appearance of many horses was cheered enthusiastically not only by owners, breeders, and family, but also by fellow breeders and friends. Good placings would be celebrated almost just as much as wins - so it was all about sharing joy and pride within the community of horse lovers. This included well known breeders climbing onto their chairs to cheer. It felt like a get together of friends rather than a tough competition. Typically Kuwait, one might say. Nevertheless it was a strong competition, because the quality was high. The judges - Mrs. Anna Stojanowska (PL), Mr. Hassanain Al Nakeeb (GB), Mr. Jaroslaw Lacina (CZ), Mr. Tamas Rombauer (HUN) and Dr. Manfred Neubacher (AUS) - had a hard time selecting the best horses in the classes and in the championships. AJ Dinara (Silver Champion Filly) Fayyad Alfayyad (Silver Champion Colt) From Feb. 15th to 18th 2012, Kuwait s state stud Bait Al Arab hosted the First International -B Show for s and also for the first time a two day Egyptian Event on its spacious and well prepared show ground. This new concept for the annual show event seemed to be greatly appreciated by the breeders and owners greatly as the number of horses entered into the show was high: 184 horses for the B-Show, 223 for the Egyptian Event. As in Kuwait approximately 65% of the horses are from Straight Egyptian bloodlines, it is apt to have a separate competition for this group. Yet the two competitions overlapped nicely: there were horses that competed in both events and, moreover, there was equal support and enthusiasm for both parts. In short: it was four days of celebrating the beauty and heritage of the horse. AJA Andreas (Gold Champion Colt) 2 3

3 News International ECAHO B-Show The ECAHO B-Show showed that Kuwait has meanwhile reached a very respectable level for show and breeding horses of international bloodlines. There is for example Al Wawan Stud s bay stallion Alfonzo (by AB Magnum), last years Senior Champion stallion, who was very well represented by his get in the B-Show. Numerous youngsters by him excelled with elegance, type and a showy attitude and were easily recognizable as Alfonzo get. Such as class winners Diana Al Wawan, a refined, feminine bay filly, who was also first last year, and Muntaha Alwasan, a 2010 filly also owned by Mr. Ali Matar Al Wawan. Happy owner of as many as four class winners was Mr. Khaled Al Nughemshe: the three-year-old colt Aja Andreas by WH Justice out of Aja Anouska, the bold moving Polish-bred mare Faraula J (Extern out of Fifa, 2001), who upgraded her last years Bronze Champion title to Silver this year, the 2008 bay stallion Al Arab Asayel (Aja Sanagor x Baherah Ezzain), who was also awarded Silver, and the 5-year-old already white and classic Al Mazyouna by Sinan Al Rayyan out of Vischnja, who also achieved the Gold Champion mare title. Special awards for Best Female and Male bred and born in Kuwait went - for the second year in a row! - To Al Mazyouna and to Ajmal Shahwan by Shahin out of Ansata Shalimar, an 11-year-old epitome of an stallion, who won the senior stallion class in the B-Show as well as in the Egyptian Event. He was bred at Ajmal Stud and is owned by Mr. Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi. Al Mazyouna (Gold Champion Mare) Best Female Bred and Born in Kuwait Faraula (Silver Champion Mare) Sheikha Sarah Al Sabah, Sheikh Ahmad Al Homoud Al Sabah - Minister of Interior and Sheikh Dhari Al Sabah Chairman of Hunting & Equestrian Club attending the show M. Anan (Gold Champion Colt) M. Sarah (Gold Champion Filly) Al Masa Asayel (Silver Champion Filly) International Egyptian Event Mr. Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi is also the owner of two more spectacular stallions: Best Straight Egyptian Male and Gold Champion Ezz Ezzain (Ansata Al Murtajiz x Najeiah, 2003), bred by Ezzain s, and Silver Senior Male Straight Egyptian Champion Shams Omar, bred by Omar Stud, Egypt. Ezz Ezzain has a remarkable career: not only has he been Champion before - but he also excelled as a sire at this show with medal-winning daughters M. Sarah and Al Masa Asayel. Lovely Rawaah Aljazira, a 4-year-old beauty by Ansata Hejazi out of Roba Al Rayyan, was the mare who won the title Best Straight Egyptian Female bred and born in Kuwait. She was bred by her proud owner Mr. Talal Al Mehri. To name just a few of the successful breeders: It was Mr. Mohammed M. Al Mubaraki, who won - again after Ajmal Shahwan (Gold Champion Stallion) Best Male Bred and Born in Kuwait Al Arab Asayel (Silver Champion Stallion) Matar Al Rayah (Silver Champion Colt) Reem Al Rayah (Bronze Champion Filly) Talal Al Mehri & Sheikh Saoud Bin Abdulaziz Al Thani 4 5

4 Ezz Ezzain (Gold Champion Stallion) Best Straight Egyptian Male Bred & Born in Kuwait News Sebha Al Rayyan (Gold Champion Mare) Jamila Al Rayah (Silver Champion Mare) Shams Omar (Silver Champion Stallion) Juddith Forbis with Raaouf Abbas Show Officials From right, Sheikh Dhari Al Sabah, Khaled & Yousef Al Nghemshi Rodaynah Aljazira (Bronze Champion Mare) Taleeth Al Naif (Bronze Champion Stallion) Mrs. Nabeela Al Ali and Mr. Abdullah Al Barmaki the Kuwait Breeder Award for both sections of the show. Several excellent horses are of his breeding, among them Jr. Male Straight Egyptian Champion M. Anan by Ansata Al Murtajiz, whose get were very well represented at the whole show. Mr. Alaa Al Roumi and Mr. Talal Al Nisf from Al Rayah & Al Sharg Stud did very well with their mares Sebha Al Rayyan, Jamila Al Rayah, and Reem Al Rayah earning Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals. Mrs. Mai Ahmed Abdullah entered many lovely horses into the show, the most successful being Gold medal winner M. Sarah, a 2010 filly by Ezz Ezzain out of Ansata Suleyma. Second to her was another Ezz Ezzain daughter: the yearling filly Al Masa Asayel out of Zakawat, owned by Mr. M. Al Rukhaeyess. Mr. Talal Al Mehri of Aljazira stud participated with multiple success: double Bronze medals for Rodaynah Aljazira (Sinan Al Rayyan x Roba Al Rayyan, 2008) and the newly acquired breeding stallion Taleeth Al Naif (Ansata Shalim x Al Johara, 2003, full brother to World champion Johara Al Naif), numerous class wins of Aljazirabred horses, and a class win for his new arrival, the 2-year-old Amoun Princess Jamilah, a Jamil Al Rayyan daughter out of Taysouna, bred by the Hain family of Amoun s, Germany, and he obviously had great fun. 6 7

5 News THE RESULTS OF THE 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP KUWAIT 2012 TOP FIVE IN EACH CLASS AND THE CHAMPIONSHIPS FEB 2012 CLASS 2A FILLIES 2 YEAR OLD BORN BETWEEN 1/10/ /09/2010 First Place: 90.5 points AJ Dinara Grey Filly, January , Uae*9782 By: AJ Dinar out of: HS Dancing Queen Breeder: Ajman Stud - UAE Owner: Sulaiman S.A. Alsaqran Kuwait Second Place: 87.8 points Nusiba Grey Filly, March , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Diastema Breeder: Khaled Fahed Sulaiman Al Fahed - Kuwait Owner: Khaled Fahed Sulaiman Al Fahed - Kuwait Third Place: 87.8 points BLA Living Doll Black Filly, February , Ksb # By: Tristin BP out of: BS Sweetheart Breeder: Black s Of Sweden - Sweden Owner: Mai Yousif Boresli Kuwait Fourth Place: 87.5 points AJ Mais Chestnut Filly, January , Ksb # By: Vervaldee out of: QR Marlaina Breeder: Ajman Stud - UAE Owner: Majed Nasser Al Nasser - Kuwait Fifth Place: 87.5 points AJ Maya Chestnut Filly, January , Ksb # By: WH Justice out of: HED AB Maria Breeder: Ajman Stud - UAE Owner: Hussain Abdullah Al Bloushi - Kuwait Class 3B Fillies 3 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2009 First Place: 90.5 points Badrah Al Danat Grey Filly, May , Ksb # By: Badir out of: Lateefa Owner: Al Danat Stud Kuwait Second Place: 89.5 points Kenelm Paloma Bey Bay Filly, May , France Studbook By: Mystic Jamaal out of: Prime Donna Bey Breeder:rhonda Coleal & Jim Bergum - USA Owner: Abdulaal Sulaiman Al Qenaei Kuwait Third Place: 88.5 points A.F.Bayuma Bay Filly, April , Ksb # By: A.F.Umoyo out of: A.F. Baya Breeder: Fantasie V.O.F - Netherland Owner: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi - Kuwait Fourth Place: 88 points Pstratega Mva Bay Filly, April , Ksb # By: Pstrategy out of: Afire Night Breeder: Morning View s Llc- USA Owner: Abdulaal Sulaiman Othman Al Qenaei - Kuwait Fifth Place: 87.5 points Evangeline C Chestnut Filly, May , Ksb # By: Eden C out of: Getta-Loda-Her Breeder:rhonda Coleal & Jim Bergum - USA Owner: Abdulaal Sulaiman Al Qenaei - Kuwait CLASS 5 B COLTS 2 YEAR OLD BORN BETWEEN 1/10/ /09/2010 First Place: 89.8 points AV Montserrat Chestnut Colt, May , Ksb # By: Aria Impresario out of: Marcela Breeder: Julia A. Patton - USA Owner: Yousif Matar Al Wawan - Kuwait Second Place: 88.8 points Fadhlaan Grey Colt, August , Ksb # By: Ekstern out of: Filistia Breeder: Sheikh Ali Nasser Al Ali Al Sabah - Kuwait Owner: Sheikh Ali Nasser Al Ali Al Sabah - Kuwait Third Place: 88.5 points Psynator Chestnut Colt, May , Ksb # By: Stival out of: Mc Psynammon Breeder: Cecil or Frances Butler & Jeff or Sybil Collins - USA Owner: Khaled Fahed Sulaiman Al Fahed - Kuwait Fourth Place: 88 points Elle Kaliq Bay Colt, May , USA Studbook By: Ajman Moniscione out of: Rga Koul Dawn Breeder: Markelle s - USA Owner: Khaled Ahmed Al Darwish - Kuwait Fifth Place: 87.8 points Gazal Aljude Bay Colt, April , Ksb # By: Ajmal Juman out of: Bint Mahbouba Breeder: Mubarak Jaber Hamed Al Sharif - Kuwait Owner: Aljude s Stud - Kuwait CLASS 7B MARES 4-6 YEARS OLD BORN BETWEEN 1/10/ /09/2008 First Place: 92 8 points Al Mazyouna Grey Mare, January , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Vischnja Breeder: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi - Kuwait Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughemshe- Kuwait Second Place: 91 points Lady Adelina DD Bay Mare, February Belgium studbook By: Psytadel Us out of: Monogrammed Lady Us Breeder: Dejonckheere - Belgium Owner: Asayel Stud - Kuwait Third Place: 89.8 points Petrara Grey Mare, March , Ksb # By: Poganin out of: Perga Breeder: Sk Michalow Owner: Sheikh Ali Nasser Al Ali Al Sabah - Kuwait Fourth Place: 89 points Jurie Al Jude Bay Mare, March , Ksb # By: Ghabash Al Shaqab out of: Bint Mahbouba Breeder: Ziad Abdullah Galadari Owner: Al Jude Stud - Kuwait Fifth Place: 88 points Halle Burry R Bay Mare, April , Ksb # By: Mostafa out of: Cas Elibur Breeder: Mr. Raymond Fox - UK Owner: Emad Othman Al Rashed - Kuwait Class 9 Mares 11 Years Old And Over Born Before 1/10/2001 First Place: 91 points Faraula J Grey Mare, June , Ksb # By: Ekstern out of: Fifa Breeder: Jamar-Demeersseman Chr. Mevr - Belgium Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughemshe - Kuwait Second Place: 89.5 points Emmelyne Bay Mare, April , USA Studbook By: First Cyte out of: Silver And Sable Breeder: Donna M Hentges - USA Owner: Hussain Abdula Al Bloushy - Kuwait Third Place: 86.5 points Psyren Grey Mare, April , Ksb # By: Padrons Psyche out of: Wc Tiah Breeder: Wally Or Carolyn Wagamon - USA Owner: Mosleh Hamad Fayyad Al Enezi - Kuwait Fourth Place: 85.8 points OFW Dark Ambir Bay Mare, January , Ksb # By: Rsd Dark Victory out of: Crown Amber Breeder: Harold Or Dolly Orr - USA Owner: Fowzi Jassim Mohammed Al Butti - Kuwait Photos Are Taken By: Erwin Escher Hani Al Mawash Nicole Sachs CLASS 1A FILLIES 1 YEAR OLD BORN BETWEEN 1/10/ /09/2011 First Place: 89 points Muntaha Alwasan Bay Filly, October , Ksb # By: Alfonzo out of: Ilyria Rose Breeder: Ali Matar Al Wawan - Kuwait Owner: Muntaha Stud - Kuwait Class 2B Fillies 2 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2010 First Place: 90.3 points Diana Al Wawan Bay Filly, April , Ksb # By: Alfonzo out of: Gazahara GL Breeder: Ali Matar Al Wawan - Kuwait Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughemshy - Kuwait Class 4 Colts 1 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2011 First Place: 90.3 points Fayad Alfayyad Grey Colt, January , Ksb # By: Rough Justice out of: Amaretto Moon Lra Breeder: Mosleh Hamad Fayyad Al Enezi - USA Owner: Mosleh Hamad Fayyad Al Enezi - Kuwait CLASS 6 COLTS 3 YEAR OLD BORN BETWEEN 1/10/ /09/2009 First Place: 90.8 points AJA Andreas Grey Colt, January , Ksb # By: Wh Justice out of: Aja Anouska Breeder: Mr. & Mrs.M. Hickford - UK Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughemshe - Kuwait CLASS 8 MARES 7-10 YEARS OLD BORN BETWEEN 1/10/ /09/2005 First Place: 90 points Jassyra De Wiec Bay Mare, October , Ksb # By: Debowiec out of: Jyselle El Jamaal Breeder: Maria Helena Ribeiro Perroy - USA Owner: Ali Matar Al Wawan - Kuwait CLASS 10 A STALLIONS 4-6 YEARS OLD BORN BETWEEN 1/10/ /9/2008 First Place: 90.3 points Al Arab Asayel Bay Stallion, February , Egypt Studbook By: Aja Sanagor out of: Baherah Ezzain Breeder: Asayel Stud - Egypt Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughamshe - Kuwait Second Place: 88.5 points Jaazi Aldanat Grey Filly, February , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Ajmal Sharifa Owner: Al Danat Stud - Kuwait Second Place: 89.8 points Dalaa Omar Grey Filly, April , Egypt Studbook By: Ezz Aljazira out of: Mabrouka Ezzain Breeder: Omar Stud - Egypt Owner: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi Second Place: 89.3 points Arian Al Wawan Grey Colt, March , Ksb # By: Rough Justice out of: Paloma Of Rohan Breeder: Ali Matar Al Wawan- USA Owner: Ebrahim Matar Al Wawan - Kuwait Second Place: 90.5 points MA Azure Bay Colt, June , Ksb # By: Jra Azul out of: Msp Marashah Breeder: Trish Barid - USA Owner: Abdulaal Sulaiman Othman Al Qenaei - Kuwait Second Place: 87.3 points Farah Al Naif Grey Mare, April , Ksb # 0421 By: Ansata Shalim out of: Angha Al Naif Breeder: Sh. Abdullah Bin Nasser Al Thani - Qatar Owner: Majed Nasser Al Nasser - Kuwait Second Place: 89.8 points Farrajj B Grey Stallion, May , Ksb # By: Marajj out of: Opalos Nina Breeder: Elizabeth Or Donna Baker - USA Owner: Yousif Matar Al Wawan - Kuwait Third Place: 88.3 points Fajer Alkhail Grey Filly, October , Ksb # By: Alfonzo out of: Sanedita Breeder: Ali Matar Al Wawan - Kuwait Owner: Alkhail Stud - Kuwait Third Place: 88.5 points Fayza Alfayyad Bay Filly, May , Ksb # By: Alfonzo out of: Ww Fire Mist Breeder: Mosleh Hamad Fayyad Al Enezi - Kuwait Owner: Fahed Hamad Al Enezi - Kuwait Third Place: 89.3 points Alfonzo Al Wawan Chestnut Colt, October , Ksb # By: Alfonzo out of: Ramblin Miss Rose Breeder: Ali Matar Al Wawan - Kuwait Owner: Al Wawan s - Kuwait Third Place: 89.8 points Mutasim Al Shaqab Chestnut Colt, June , Ksb # By: Marwan Al Shaqab out of: Wn Endless Luv Breeder: Al Shaqab - Qatar Owner: Ali Matar Al Wawan - Kuwait Third Place: 87 points Baheyyah Ezzain Bay Mare, November , Ksb # 0561 By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Baherah Ezzain Breeder: Ezzain s - Kuwait Owner: Al Sahary s - Kuwait Third Place: 89.5 points Hasheem Al Khalediah Grey Stallion, January , Ksa Studbook By: Padrons Immage out of: Fairest Of Jamaal Breeder: Hrhp/ Khalid Bin Sultan Alsaud - Ksa Owner: Ali Matar Alwawan - Kuwait RESULTS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS FILLIES COLTS Fourth Place: 86.8 points Fouz Al La aly Bay Filly, October , Ksb # By: Badir out of: Minubi Maloula Breeder: Fawaz Khaled Al Marzouq - Kuwait Owner: Al La aly Farm - Kuwait Fifth Place: 86.8 points Wadha Al Bayraq Grey Filly, February , Ksb # By: Wadah Al Sharg out of: Flotka Breeder: Al Bayraq s - Kuwait Owner: Al Bayraq s - Kuwait CLASS 1B FILLIES 1 YEAR OLD BORN BETWEEN 1/10/ /09/2011 First Place: 89.8 points Bint Wasama Bay Filly, March , Ksb# By: AV Montoya out of: Wasama Bint Malika Breeder: Mr & Mrs.J.S Bundy - UK Owner: Abjad Mohammed Al Butti - Kuwait Fourth Place: 87.8 points Sultana Hk Bay Filly, March , Ksb # By: Sf Veraz out of: Falcons Faith Bhf Breeder: Edwin W. Crain - Us Owner: Sheikh Hamad Khaled Al Sabah - Kuwait Fifth Place: 87.8 points Elghozaayl Bay Filly, March , Ksb # By: Ganges out of: Egzala Breeder: Lech Blaszczyk Goszczynno -Poland Owner: Sheikh Ali Nasser Al Ali Al Sabah-Kuwait Class 3A Fillies 3 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2009 First Place: 90.3 points Camelia Albidayer Grey Filly, January , Ksb # By: Wh Justice out of: Oml Gamala Estopa Breeder: Sheikh Mohammed Saoud Al Qassimi- UAE Owner: Razi Saad Khalifa Al Khalfan - Kuwait Fourth Place: 88.3 points Nader Zaman Al Shajer Grey Colt, April , Ksb # By: Om El Bellissimo out of: Nimba Breeder: Sk Janow Podlaski - Poland Owner: Al Shajer Stud - Kuwait Fifth Place: 87.3 points Muntaha Al Khayal Bay Colt, November , Ksb # By: Alfonzo out of: Farah Cr Breeder: Ali Matar Al Wawan - Kuwait Owner: Ahmed Abdulrahman Al Kharraz - Kuwait CLASS 5 A COLTS 2 YEAR OLD BORN BETWEEN 1/10/ /09/2010 First Place: 90.3 points AJ Rasmy Grey Colt, January , Uae Studbook By: AJ Dinar out of: Lumiar Rosalita Breeder: Ajman Stud - Uae Owner: Sulaiman S.A. Alsaqran - Kuwait Fourth Place: 89.8 points Bader Al Danat Grey Colt, May , Ksb # By: Ajmal Al Kout out of: Zakhira Al Naif Owner: Al Danat Stud - Kuwait Fifth Place: 89.8 points Grandeur J Bay Colt, July , Ksb # By: Qr Marc out of: Galia Breeder: Bvba Christine Jamar - Belgium Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughemshe - Kuwait Class 7A Mares 4-6 Years Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2008 First Place: 89.8 points Vella Besson Bay Mare, June , Ksb # By: Besson Carol out of: Fs Vel Da Via Breeder: Char Hardin Or Patricia Lang - USA Owner: Yousif Matar Al Wawan Kuwait Fourth Place: 86.5 points Faridah Bay Mare, January , Ksb # 0732 By: Jamil Ezzain out of: Ghazala Ezzain Breeder: Ezzain s - Kuwait Owner: Aamer Mekrad Al Mahfouz - Kuwait Fifth Place: 86.5 points Shado s Samsara Grey Mare, September , Ksb # By: Simeon Shados out of: Willara Exotica Breeder: Paul D. & Nadia R. Bellery - Australia Owner: Meshal Rashed Hamad Al Enezi - Kuwait SPECIAL AWARDS Fourth Place: 88 points Imageo BA Bay Stallion, May , USA Studbook By: Soho Carol out of: Aviara Rose Breeder: Mary Hermes - USA Owner: Khaled Ahmed Al Darwesh - Kuwait Fifth Place: 87.8 points Naif Al Danat Grey Stallion, April , Ksb # By: Ansata Sahir out of: Zakhira Al Naif Breeder: Khaled Yehya Ibrahim Al Khuzaei Owner: Mohammed Sulaiman Al Omar - Kuwait Class Stallions 7 Years And Above Born Between 1/10/ /9/2005 First Place: 90.3 points Ajmal Shahwan Grey Stallion, February , Ksb # 0341 By: Shahin out of: Ansata Shalimar Breeder: Mohammed J. Al Marzouq - Kuwait Owner: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi - Kuwait GOLD CHAMPION: DIANA AL WAWAN Bay Filly, April , Ksb # By: Alfonzo out of: Gazahara Gl Breeder: Ali Matar Al Wawan Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughemshe SILVER CHAMPION: AJ DINARA Grey Filly, January , Uae*9782 By: AJ Dinar out of: Hs Dancing Queen Breeder: Ajman Stud Owner: Sulaiman S.A. Alsaqran BRONZE CHAMPION: DALAA OMAR Grey Filly, April , Egypt Studbook By: Ezz Aljazira out of: Mabrouka Ezzain Breeder: Omar Stud Owner: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi GOLD CHAMPION: AJA ANDREAS Grey Colt, January , Ksb # By: WH Justice out of: Aja Anouska Breeder: Mr. & Mrs.M. Hickford Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughemshe SILVER CHAMPION: FAYAD ALFAYYAD Grey Colt, January , Ksb # By: Rough Justice out of: Amaretto Moon Lra Breeder: Mosleh Hamad Fayyad Al Enezi Owner: Mosleh Hamad Fayyad Al Enezi BRONZE CHAMPION: AJ RASMY Grey Colt, January , Uae Studbook By: AJ Dinar out of: Lumiar Rosalita Breeder: Ajman Stud Owner: Sulaiman S.A. Alsaqran Second Place: 88 points Nouf Al La aly Grey Filly, May , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: FA Faaina Breeder: Fawaz Khaled Al Marzouq - Kuwait Owner: Al La aly Farm - Kuwait Third Place: 87.5 points Gzayel Aladwan Bay Filly, June , Ksb # By: AJA Chicane out of: Gladdys Breeder: Mrs. E. Laine Clare - UK Owner: Adwan Ateej Basheer Al Adwani - Kuwait Fourth Place: 87.3 points A June Bay Filly, June , Belgium Studbook By: Ajman Moniscione out of: Athina El Jamaal Breeder: Tom Oben & Eline Raes - Belgium Owner: Mai Ahmed - Kuwait Fifth Place: 87.3 points Afraa Aldanat Grey Filly, March , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Haifa Al Danat Owner: Al Danat Stud - Kuwait Second Place: 88.8 points L.A Veronique Grey Filly, February , Ksb # By: Papillon out of: Veruska Monpelou Breeder: Tania Valerius - Owner: Mai Ahmed Abdullah - Kuwait Third Place: 88.3 points Max Mammouna Bay Filly, February , Ksb # By: Qr Marc out of: Nadjana Bint Nadir Breeder: Maxima s - Denmark Owner: Mohammed Eid Al Mekhyal - Kuwait Fourth Place: 87.8 points DM Charismatica Chestnut Filly, February , Ksb # By: Ames Charisma out of: Rhr Khemotion Breeder: Don Manual s Llc - USA Owner: Majed Muslat Al Otaibi - Kuwait Fifth Place: 87.8 points FS Aura Grey Filly, January , Ksb # By: GR Amaretto out of: Aida V Breeder: Frank Spoenle - Germany Owner: Abdulaziz Khalil Al Kandari - Kuwait Second Place: 89.5 points Shamekh Al Danat Grey Colt, December , Ksb # By: Ajmal Al Kout out of: Ajmal Sharifa Owner: Al Danat Stud - Kuwait Third Place: 89.3 points Istabraq Al Zobair Bay Colt, January , Uae Studbook By: Marajj out of: My Silk Stocking Breeder: Sh. Abdulla Bin Mohammed Al Thani - UAE Owner: Sulaiman S.A. Alsaqran - Kuwait Fourth Place: 88.8 points Kenz Alreef Grey Colt, November , Ksb # By: Nabajah El Chamsin out of: Abeyyah Ezzain Breeder: Al Reef Farm Est. - Kuwait Owner: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi - Kuwait Fifth Place: 88.5 points Nasser Al Hawajer Chestnut Colt, November , Ksb # By: Marwan Al Shaqab out of: Jambalia Breeder: Dr.Ghanem Mohammed Al Hajri - Uae Owner: Mosleh Hamad Fayyad Al Enezi - Kuwait Second Place: 89.8 points Shalwa Grey Mare, December , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Al Galyla Breeder: Essam Salem Al Roumi - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Sulaiman Al Omar - Kuwait Third Place: 89.5 points Hawjaa Al Shaqab Grey Mare, December , Ksb # By: Marwan Al Shaqab out of: Roba Al Shaqab Breeder: Al Shaqab Stud - Qatar Owner: Ali Matar Al Wawan - Kuwait Fourth Place: 89.5 points BB Paree Bay Mare, April , Ksb # By: Beyond Bey out of: Neekolette Breeder: Tracy Webster - USA Owner: Khaled Ahmed Al Darwish - Kuwait Fifth Place: 89.3 points Summer Chall DCA Black Mare, July , Ksb # By: Magnum Chall Hvp out of: Summersmagicdream Breeder: Cynthia Or Laura Osborn - USA Owner: Ali Nasser Al Duwailah - Kuwait BEST ARABIAN FEMALE BRED & BORN IN KUWAIT: AL MAZYOUNA BEST ARABIAN MALE BRED & BORN IN KUWAIT: AJMAL SHAHWAN Second Place: 88 points Sultan Al Naif Grey Stallion, January , Ksb # 0418 By: Antar Ibn Aliha out of: Shaklara Bint Nyagra Breeder: Sh. Abdullah Bin Nasser Al Thani-UAE Owner: Saleh Sharar Al Osaimi- Kuwait Third Place: 88 points Ajmal Grey Stallion, March , Ksb # By: Ansata Safeer out of: Jumana Breeder: Royal Jaafar Stud - Jordan Owner: Jaber Murdi Al Othainah - Kuwait Fourth Place: 87.3 points Badir Bay Stallion, February , Ksb # By: Farid Nile Moon out of: Mahbouba Breeder: Sh. Hoor Bint Sultan Al Qassemi - UAE Owner: Talal Khaled Al Nisf - Kuwait Fifth Place: 87 points Tamam Al Awali Chestnut Stallion, December , Ksb # 0396 By: Hassan Al Shaqab out of: Tagrid Al Shaqab Breeder: Sh. Fahed Al Jaber Al Sabah -Kuwait Owner: Majed Eid Askar - Kuwait MARES GOLD CHAMPION: AL MAZYOUNA Grey Mare, January , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Vischnja Breeder: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughemshe SILVER CHAMPION: FARAULA J Grey Mare, June , Ksb # By: Ekstern out of: Fifa Breeder: Jamar-Demeersseman Chr. Mevr Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughemshe BRONZE CHAMPION: LADY ADELINA DD Bay Mare, Fbruary Belgium studbook By: Psytadel Us out of: Monogrammed Lady Us Breeder: Dejonckheere Owner: Asayel Stud STALLIONS GOLD CHAMPION: AJMAL SHAHWAN Grey Stallion, February , Ksb # 0341 By: Shahin out of: Ansata Shalimar Breeder: Mohammed J. Al Marzouq Owner: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi SILVER CHAMPION: AL ARAB ASAYEL Bay Stallion, February , Egypt Studbook By: AJA Sanagor out of: Baherah Ezzain Breeder: Asayel Stud Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughamshe BRONZE CHAMPION: FARRAJJ B Grey Stallion, May , Ksb # By: Marajj out of: Opalos Nina Breeder: Elizabeth Or Donna Baker Owner: Yousif Matar Al Wawan 8 9

6 News Class 2A Fillies 2 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2010 First Place: points M.Sarah Grey Filly, February , Ksb # By: Ezz Ezzain out of: Ansata Suleyma Breeder: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki - Kuwait Owner: Mai Ahmed Abdullah Kuwait Second Place: 127 points Samaa Al Rayah Grey Filly, December , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Ghazalla Breeder: Ala a Hamad Al Roumi - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Hamad Al Rukhayess - Kuwait Class 3B Fillies 3 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2009 First Place: 129 Points Rawaah Aljazira Grey Filly, September , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Roba Al Rayyan Owner : Aljazira Stud - Kuwait Second Place: 128 Points Taibah Aljazira Grey Filly, September , Ksb # By: El Thay Mameluk out of: Yathreb Aljazira Owner: Mai Ahmed Abdullah - Kuwait Class 5A Colts 2 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2010 First Place: Points Shamekh Al Danat Grey Colt, December 05, 2009, Ksb # By: Ajmal Al Kout out of: Ajmal Sharifa Owner: Al Danat Stud Kuwait Second Place: Points Ajmal Omar Grey Colt, January , Ksb # By: Ajmal Al Kout out of: Ansata Serqit Breeder: Mohammed J. Al Marzouq - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Zaghloul Omar - Egypt Class 7A Mares 4-6 Years Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2008 First Place: Points Rodaynah Aljazira Grey Mare, August , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Roba Al Rayyan Owner: Aljazira Stud - Kuwait Second Place: 127 Points Shalwa Grey Mare, December , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Al Galyla Breeder: Essam Salem Al Roumi - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Sulaiman Al Omar - Kuwait CLASS 7B MARES 4-6 YEARS OLD BORN BETWEEN 1/10/ /09/2008 First Place: Points Sebha Al Rayyan Grey Mare, April , Ksb # By: Ansata Nile Pasha out of: Al Angha Al Rayyan Breeder: Al Rayyan Farm - Qatar Owner: Talal Khaled Al Nisf - Kuwait Second Place: Points Luluwah Al Sharg Grey Mare, January , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Amira Al Rayyan Breeder: Talal Khaled Al Nisf - Kuwait Owner: Al Sharg Farm - Kuwait Class 8 Mares 7-10 Years Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2005 First Place: Points Jamila Al Rayah Grey Mare, February , Ksb # 0622 By: Nk Hafid Jamil out of: Ansata Sabika Breeder: Hassanain Al Nakeeb - UK Owner: Ala a Hamad Al Roumi - Kuwait Second Place: Points Rawan Alsafinat Grey Mare, January , Ksb # 0677 By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Rn Rayana Breeder: Khaled Ben Shokor - Kuwait Owner: Alsafinat Stud - Kuwait Class 9 Mares 11 Years Old And Over Born Before 1/10/2001 First Place: Points Jamila I Grey Mare, May , Ksb # By: Ibn Jamil out of: Nahma Bint Ibn Halim Shah Breeder: Liesel Vetter & Sabine Von Ahlefeld - Germany Owner: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki - Kuwait Second Place: 126 Points Genua Grey Mare, April , Ksb # By: Maysoun out of: Guetita Breeder: Ute Kuppers Owner: Allam Ali Jaafar Al Kandari - Kuwait THE RESULTS OF THE 1st INTERNATIONAL EGYPTIAN EVENT KUWAIT 2012 TOP FIVE IN EACH CLASS AND THE CHAMPIONSHIPS FEB 2012 Third Place: 126 points Jomanah Aljazira Grey Filly, December , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Jamala Al Zamet Owner: Mai Ahmed Abdullah Kuwait Fourth Place: points Reem Al Masareer Grey Filly, November , Ksb # By: Ashhal Al Rayyan out of: Gazalah Al Naif Breeder: Abdullah Hamad Al Hajeri - Qatar Owner: Khaled Ayed Jasim Al Enezi - Kuwait Fifth Place: 125 points Nourah Alsafinat Grey Filly, January , Ksb # By: Wahag Al Rayyan out of: Nefisa Alsafinat Breeder: Khaled Ben Shokor - Kuwait Owner: Alsafinat Stud - Kuwait Third Place: Points Nayla Al Rayyan Grey Filly, March , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Naama Al Rayyan Breeder: Al Rayyan Farm - Qatar Owner: Talal Abdullah Al Mehri - Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Rehaam Alsafinat Grey Filly, March , Ksb # By: Wahag Al Rayyan out of: Rimaa Alsafinat Breeder: Khaled Ben Shokor - Kuwait Owner: Alsafinat Stud - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Bushra Al Sharg Grey Filly, April , Ksb # By: Wadah Al Sharg out of: Anood Al Rayyan Breeder: Talal Khaled Al Nisf - Kuwait Owner: Al Sharg Farm - Kuwait Third Place: Points Mishal Elkuwait Grey Colt, February , Ksb # By: Ajmal Al Kout out of: Mzoon Elkuwait Breeder: Center - Kuwait Owner: Khaled Ayed Al Enezi Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Nader Al Nawader Grey Colt, December , Ksb # By: Ansata Osiron out of: Fardos Nhubia Breeder: Essam Salem Al Roumi - Kuwait Owner: Essam Salem Al Roumi Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Lafi Elkuwait Grey Colt, November , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Layla Elkuwait Breeder: Center - Kuwait Owner: Khaled Ayed Al Enezi - Kuwait Third Place: Points Sundos Aljazira Grey Mare, November , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Ansata Selma Owner:aljazira Stud - Kuwait Fourth Place: Points JE Bella Noorah Bay Mare, July , Ksb # By: Kenz Noor out of: AA Shez A Jewel Breeder: Nancy Pierce & Candi L. Weeks - USA Owner: Abdulaal Sulaiman Othman Al Qenaei - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Sama Al Mobaraky Grey Mare, February , Ksb # By: Tallahsman out of: Ansata Suleyma Breeder: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki- Kuwait Third Place: Points Fatemat Al Naif Grey Mare, March , Ksb # By: Ashhal Al Rayyan out of: Ansata Nile Gypsy Breeder: Al Naif Stud - Qatar Owner: Talal Khaled Al Nisf - Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Fajer Elkuwait Grey Mare, February , Ksb # 0858 By: Ansata Sirius out of: Wafaa Elkuwait Breeder: Center - Kuwait Owner: Mai Ahmed Abdullah - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Mezneh Aljazira Grey Mare, November , Ksb # 0777 By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Maha Al Jazira Owner: Aljazira Stud- Kuwait Third Place: 127 Points Naama Al Naif Grey Mare, February , Ksb # 0606 By: Ansata Nile Echo out of: Ses Nafila Breeder: Al Naif Stud - Qatar Owner: Talal Abdullah Al Mehri - Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Mezna Alsafinat Grey Mare, September , Ksb # 0555 By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Dal Macharia Breeder: Khaled Ben Shokor - Kuwait Owner: Alsafinat Stud - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Anood Al Rayyan Grey Mare, May , Ksb # By: Ashhal Al Rayyan out of: Ansata Nawarra Breeder: Al Rayyan Farm - Qatar Owner : Talal Khaled Al Nisf - Kuwait Third Place: Points Zamzam Ikhnatoon Grey Mare, May , Ksb # By: Shadwan out of: Chrymont Bint Moussameh Ii Breeder: Ikhnatoon Stud - Egypt Owner: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki - Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Mouna Al Rayyan Grey Mare, October , Ksb # 0286 By: Alidaar out of: Bint Sabah Breeder: Al Rayyan Farm - Qatar Owner: Talal Khaled Al Nisf - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Na Din Grey Mare, March , Germany Studbook By: Bka Il Nero out of: Mata Salamata Breeder: Dr. Helmut Krafka - Germany Owner: Al Safir Stud - Kuwait Class 1A Fillies 1 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2011 First Place: points Al Masa Asayel Grey Filly, January , Egypt By: Ezz Ezzain out of: Zakawat Breeder: Asayel Stud - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Al Rukhaeyess Kuwait Class 2B Fillies 1 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2010 First Place: Points Amoun Princess Jamilah Grey Filly, June , Germany By: Jamil Al Rayyan out of: Taysouna Breeder: Manfred Hain Araberhof - Germany Owner: Al Jazira Stud Kuwait Class 4A Colts 1 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2011 First Place: 126 Points Laith Al Sharg Grey Colt, January , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Luluwah Al Sharg Breeder: Talal Khaled Al Nisf - Kuwait Owner: Al Sharg Farm Kuwait Class 5 B Colts 2 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2010 First Place: 125 Points Najem Suhail Al Rayah Grey Colt, February , Ksb # By: Nk Qaswarah out of: Ajmal Wafra Breeder: Ala a Hamad Al Roumi - Kuwait Owner: Ahmed Najem Al Mutairi - Kuwait Bait Al Arab team Mrs. Mai Ahmed Abdullah and her daughter with her horse Taibah Aljazira Second Place: points Jalila Aljazira Grey Filly, December , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Jamala Al Zamet Owner: Aljazira Stud Kuwait Second Place: Points RH Jameelah Grey Filly, April , Ksb # By: The Source Cc out of: Midnight Sonataa Breeder: Rose Hill Equine Center Inc - USA Owner: Abdulaal Sulaiman Othman Al Qenaei - Kuwait Second Place: 126 Points Fares Al Sharg Grey Colt, October , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Farasha Al Rayyan Breeder: Talal Khaled Al Nisf - Kuwait Owner: Al Sharg Farm - Kuwait Second Place: Points Maghribi Aldanat Grey Colt, May , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Zakhira Al Naif Owner: Aldanat Stud - Kuwait Third Place: 125 points Hind Al Rayah Grey Filly, January , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Heba Al Rayah Breeder: Ala A Hamad Al Roumi - Kuwait Owner: Ala A Hamad Al Roumi Kuwait Third Place: Points Loura Najd Grey Filly, June , Egypt - Studbook By: Ezz Ezzain out of: Hamamah Tabook Breeder: Najd Stud Owner: Yousef Abdulaziz Al Nughemshy - Kuwait Third Place: Points Sofyan Al Waha Grey Colt, December , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Taamria Al Qusar Breeder: Abdullah & Jassim Hatem Al Salem - Kuwait Owner: Al Waha Stud Kuwait Third Place: Points Najeeb Aljude Grey Colt, March , Ksb # By: Ajmal Juman out of: Bayader Breeder: Mubarak Jaber Hamed Al Sharif - Kuwait Owner: Abdullah Jalal Rouwaished Al Dihani - Kuwait Fourth Place: points Fouz Al La aly Bay Filly, October , Ksb # By: Badir out of: Minubi Maloula Breeder: Fawaz Khaled Al Marzouq - Kuwait Owner: Al La aly Farm Kuwait Fourth Place: 125 Points Rowdhah Aljazira Grey Filly, September Ksb #02234 By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Roba Al Rayyan Owner: Aljazira Stud - Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Safari Sultan Black Bay Colt, January , Ksb # By: Ajmal Juman out of: Zandai Shahrafa Breeder: Burhan Asaad Bakeer - Kuwait Owner: Safari s Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Bahar Jebla Grey Colt, April , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Samiya Breeder: Salah Mohammed Al Mohsen - Kuwait Owner: Jasim Khalil Al Fodari - Kuwait Mohammed Al Mubaraki awarded the Most Successful Breeder Fifth Place: 123 points Ayyah Al Rayah Grey Filly, October , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Hawzun Al Naif Breeder: Ala A Hamad Al Roumi - Kuwait Owner: Ala A Hamad Al Roumi - Kuwait Fifth Place: 124 Points CM Mahlelah El Erb Grey Filly, April , Ksb # By: Authentic Ibn Nawaal out of: Cm Malinah El Era Breeder: Erika Rudolph - Germany Owner: Allam Ali Jaafar Al Kandari - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Jassar Al Hejaz Grey Colt, January , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Fareedat El Safinat Breeder: Ali Mohammed Qambar - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Al Falah - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Waddah Al Meshal Grey Colt, August , Ksb # By: Ansata Rahotep out of: Hf Amira Breeder: Abdullah Mohammed Al Meshal - Kuwait Owner: Abdullah Mohammed Al Meshal - Kuwait Class 1B Fillies 1 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2011 First Place: points Balqiss Aljazira Grey Filly, April , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Ghaalin Owner: Aljazira Stud Kuwait Second Place: 127 points M.Sedra Grey Filly, April , Ksb # By: Dahes Al Rayyan out of: Saadeyah Al Marbat Breeder: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki Owner: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki Third Place: points Jaazi Aldanat Grey Filly, February , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Ajmal Sharifa Breeder: Mohammed Sulaiman Al Omar - Owner: Al Danat Stud Kuwait Fourth Place: points M.Zaheiah Grey Filly, February , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Zamzam Ikhnatoon Breeder: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki Owner: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki Fifth Place: points Nouf Al La aly Grey Filly, May , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Fa Faaina Breeder: Fawaz Khaled Al Marzouq - Kuwait Owner: Al La aly Farm Kuwait Class 3A Fillies 3 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2009 First Place: Points Reem Al Rayah Grey Filly, October , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Ghazalla Breeder: Ala a Hamad Al Roumi - Kuwait Owner: Ala a Hamad Al Roumi - Kuwait Second Place: 126 Points Najlaa Alsafinat Grey Filly, January , Ksb #01556 By: Wahag Al Rayyan out of: Nefisa Alsafinat Breeder: Khaled Ben Shokor - Kuwait Owner: Alsafinat Stud - Kuwait Third Place: 125 Points Badrah Al Danat Grey Filly, May , Ksb # By: Badir out of: Lateefa Owner: Al Danat Stud - Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Bint Al Reeh Asayel Grey Filly, December , Ksb # By: Sanafy Asayel out of: Nafeesah Ikhnatoon Breeder: Asayel Stud - Kuwait Owner: Khaled Abdulaziz Al Nughemshe - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Razan Alsafinat Grey Filly, January , Ksb # By: Wahag Al Rayyan out of: Rawan Alsafinat Breeder: Khaled Ben Shokor - Kuwait Owner: Alsafinat Stud - Kuwait Class 4B Colts 1 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2011 First Place: Points M.Anan Grey Colt, March , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Aroub Asayel Breeder: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki - Kuwait Second Place: 127 Points Siraj Al Jenan Grey Colt, March , Ksb # By: Ajmal Juman out of: Elise Jawharah Qpf Breeder: Abdulaal Sulaiman Othman Al Qenaei - Kuwait Owner: Al Jenan Stud - Kuwait Third Place: 127 Points Ghazal Al Salam Grey Colt, May , Ksb # By: Ezz Ezzain out of: Negma El Maha Breeder: Mohammed Hamad Al Rukhayess - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Hamad Al Rukhayess - Kuwait Fourth Place: 125 Points Shaqran Aljazira Chestnut Colt, February , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Ansata Selma Owner: Aljazira Stud - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Akaber Alruwaished Grey Colt, February , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Vivianna Pg Breeder: Majed Mehza a Al Dihani - Kuwait Owner: Majed Mehza a Al Dihani - Kuwait Class 6 Colts 3 Year Old Born Between 1/10/ /09/2009 First Place: 127 Points Matar Al Rayah Grey Colt, September , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Alidah Madheen Breeder: Ala a Hamad Al Roumi - Kuwait Owner: Khaled Fahed Al Fahed - Kuwait Second Place: Points Marwan Omar Grey Colt, February , Egypt Studbook By: Ezz Ezzain out of: Ghalia Al Rayyan Breeder: Omar Stud - Egypt Owner: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi - Kuwait Third Place: Points Misk Aljazira Chestnut Colt, January , Ksb # By: El Thay Mameluk out of: Kp Bint Moetazza Owner: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi - Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Bader Al Danat Grey Colt, May , Ksb # By: Ajmal Al Kout out of: Zakhira Al Naif Owner: Al Danat Stud - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Sofyan Al Mobaraky Chestnut Colt, February , Ksb # By: Ezz Ezzain out of: Ansata Suleyma Breeder: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubarki - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubarki Celebrating his success Mohammed Zaghloul Omar from Egypt SPECIAL AWARDS BEST STRAIGHT EGYPTIAN FEMALE BRED & BORN IN KUWAIT: RAWAAH ALJAZIRA BEST STRAIGHT EGYPTIAN MALE BRED & BORN IN KUWAIT: EZZ EZZAIN MOST SUCCESSFUL BREEDER OF THE 1.INTL. ARABIAN HORSE FESTIVAL KUWAIT 2012: MR. MOHAMMED AL MUBARAKI, MUBARAK STUD 10 11

7 News Class 10 A Stallions 4-6 Years Old Born Between:1/10/ /9/2008 First Place: 128 Points Shams Omar Grey Stallion, October , Ksb # By: Authentic Shamani out of: Jamilla Iii Breeder: Omar Stud - Egypt Owner: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi - Kuwait Second Place: Points Jamal Elkuwait Grey Stallion, January , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Jude Elkuwait Breeder: Center - Kuwait Owner: Mai Ahmed Abdullah - Kuwait Third Place: 127 Points Almuthanna Al Nakeeb Bay Stallion, August , Egypt Studbook By: Murtajab Al Nakeeb out of: Bint Rebecca Breeder: Hassanain Al Nakeeb - UK Owner: Asayel Stud - Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Laheq Elkuwait Grey Stallion, February , Ksb # By: Al Kidir out of: Layali Elkuwait Breeder: Center - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Zaghloul Omar - Egypt Fifth Place: Points Naif Al Danat Grey Stallion, April , Ksb # By: Ansata Sahir out of: Zakhira Al Naif Breeder: Khaled Yehya Ibrahim Al Khuzaei Owner: Mohammed Sulaiman Al Omar - Kuwait CLASS 12 STALLIONS 11 YEARS & OVER BORN BEFORE:1/10/2001 First Place: 128 Points Ajmal Shahwan Grey Stallion, February , Ksb # 0341 By: Shahin out of: Ansata Shalimar Breeder: Mohammed J. Al Marzouq - Kuwait Owner: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi - Kuwait Second Place: Points Wahag Al Rayyan Grey Stallion, May , Ksb # 0397 By: Alidaar out of: Ansata Majesta Breeder: Al Rayyan Farm - Qatar Owner: Khaled Ben Shokor - Kuwait Third Place: Points TH Midnight Rider Black Stallion, May , Ksb # By: Ak Khazar out of: Midnight Hour Breeder: Susan L.Tanner - Hosford - USA Owner: Burhan Asaad Bakeer - Kuwait Class 11 Stallions 7-10 Years Old Born Between:1/10/ /9/2005 First Place: 130 Points Ezz Ezzain Grey Stallion, August ,Egypt Studbook By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Najeiah Breeder: Ezzain s - Kuwait Owner: Abdulah Salem Alsedrawi - Kuwait Second Place: Points Taleeth Al Naif Grey Stallion, February , Ksa Studbook By: Ansata Shalim out of: Al Johara Breeder: Al Naif Stud - Qatar Owner: Talal Abdullah Al Mehri - Kuwait Third Place: 126 Points Badir Bay Stallion, February , Ksb # By: Farid Nile Moon out of: Mahbouba Breeder: Sheikha Hoor Bint Sultauaen Al Qassemi - Uae Owner: Talal Khaled Al Nisf - Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Ezz Elkuwait Grey Stallion, November , Ksb # 0655 By: Ansata Sirius out of: Latiefa Breeder: Center - Kuwait Owner: Abdulrahman Saeed Ali Al Zaid - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Saleem Al Rayyan Grey Stallion, October , Ksb # 0398 By: Alidaar out of: Ghosama Al Shaqab Breeder: Al Rayyan Farm - Qatar Owner: May Yousif Mohammed Bouresly CLASS 10B STALLIONS 4-6 YEARS OLD BORN BETWEEN:1/10/ /9/2008 First Place: 128 Points Naseem Al Nakeeb Grey Stallion, June , UK Studbook By: Murtajab Al Nakeeb out of: Nessma Breeder: Hassanain Al Nakeeb - UK Owner: Asayel Stud - Kuwait Second Place: Points Ezz Aljazira Grey Stallion, January , Ksb # 0853 By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Jamala Al Zamet Owner: Aljazira Stud - Kuwait Third Place: Points Sabhan Al Sharg Grey Stallion, February , Ksb # 0859 By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Amira Al Rayyan Breeder: Talal Khaled Al Nisf - Kuwait Owner: Mohammed Sulaiman Al Omar - Kuwait Fourth Place: Points Bisher Alsafinat Grey Stallion, February , Ksb By: Rayan Alsafinat out of: Dal Macharia Breeder: Khaled Ben Shokor - Kuwait Owner: Fahed Hamad Al Enezi - Kuwait Fifth Place: Points Farid Al Danat Grey Stallion, November , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Al Koheilah Bint Farida Breeder: Mohammed Sulaiman Al Omar-Kuwait Owner: Fawaz Khaled Yousif Al Marzouq-Kuwait International Egyptian Event Kuwait 2012 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS FILLIES GOLD CHAMPION: M. SARAH Grey Filly, February , Ksb # By: Ezz Ezzain out of: Ansata Suleyma Breeder: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki Owner: Mai Ahmed Abdullah SILVER CHAMPION: AL MASA ASAYEL Grey Filly, January , Egypt By: Ezz Ezzain out of: Zakawat Breeder: Asayel Stud Owner: Mohammed Al Rukhaeyess BRONZE CHAMPION: REEM AL RAYAH Grey Filly, October , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Ghazalla Breeder: Ala a Hamad Al Roumi Owner: Ala a Hamad Al Roumi MARES GOLD CHAMPION: SEBHA AL RAYYAN Grey Mare, April , Ksb # By: Ansata Nile Pasha out of: Al Angha Al Rayyan Breeder: Al Rayyan Farm Owner: Talal Khaled Al Nisf SILVER CHAMPION: JAMILA AL RAYAH Grey Mare, February , Ksb # 0622 By: Nk Hafid Jamil out of: Ansata Sabika Breeder: Hassanain Al Nakeeb Owner: Ala a Hamad Al Roumi BRONZE CHAMPION: RODAYNAH ALJAZIRA Grey Mare, August , Ksb # By: Sinan Al Rayyan out of: Roba Al Rayyan Breeder: Talal Abdullah Al Mehri Owner: Aljazira Stud Bait Al Arab Arena at night COLTS GOLD CHAMPION: M.ANAN Grey Colt, March , Ksb # By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Aroub Asayel Breeder: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki Owner: Mohammed Mubarak Al Mubaraki SILVER CHAMPION: MATAR AL RAYAH Grey Colt, September , Ksb # By: Ansata Hejazi out of: Alidah Madheen Breeder: Ala A Hamad Al Roumi Owner: Khaled Fahed Al Fahed BRONZE CHAMPION: SHAMEKH AL DANAT Grey Colt, December 05, 2009, Ksb # By: Ajmal Al Kout out of: Ajmal Sharifa Breeder: Mohammed Sulaiman Al Omar Owner: Al Danat Stud STALLIONS GOLD CHAMPION: EZZ EZZAIN Grey Stallion, August ,Egypt Studbook By: Ansata Almurtajiz out of: Najeiah Breeder: Ezzain s Owner: Abdulah Salem Alsedrawi SILVER CHAMPION: SHAMS OMAR Grey Stallion, October , Ksb # By: Authentic Shamani out of: Jamilla Iii Breeder: Omar Stud Owner: Abdullah Salem Al Sedrawi BRONZE CHAMPION: TALEETH AL NAIF Grey Stallion, February , Ksa Studbook By: Ansata Shalim out of: Al Johara Breeder: Al Naif Stud Owner: Talal Abdullah Al Mehri Talal Al Nisf, Youssef Al Nghemshi and Mr. Al Jasmi(from Bahrain) Abdullah Albraihi & Abdulkarim Al Hamlan Fouad Mishari Mohammed Al Marzouq & Sheikh Meshary Al Afassy, Mr. Al Kandari, Fouad Mishari and guests from UAE Erwin Escher, Show photographer Ala a Al Roumi & friends Talal Al Mehri & friends Klaus Beste in action Guests from USA, Canada, New Zealand

8 News Art Exhibition Another highlight of the Kuwait Festival was the opening of an art exhibition displaying an exquisite collection of Carle and Horace Vernet and Victor Adam lithographs and aquatints owned and generously provided by Mr. Mahmood Al Zubaid, Mr. Mohammed Al Marzouq and Mr. Talal Al Mehri. These precious pieces of art, created mostly in the mid - 19th century, were professionally presented in a separate gallery built and donated to Bait Al Arab by Tamdeen Group next to the Bait Al Arab main office and drew a lot of attention to them as they depict the ideal, classic purebred horse. Stud Farm Presentations The show event was accompanied by many generous invitations from private Kuwaiti breeders and Bait Al Arab to lunches, dinners and most impressive stud presentations. About 80 foreign guest, among them horse breeding celebrities like Mrs. Judy Forbis and Dr. Hans Nagel, hosts, fellow breeders, and friends shared a great time watching the very best representatives of each breeding program, studying stock lists, discussing and exchanging views, admiring beautifully designed farms, barns, gardens, being pampered with excellent food and most of all enjoying the deep transnational and transcultural connection between people who share the passion for the horse. Actually all inviting farms including Ajmal Stud, El Adiyat s, Ezzain s, Al Rayah & Al Sharq, Al Safinat Stud, Aljazira s, Al Mubarak Stud and Al Danat Stud - would undoubtedly deserve an extended comment on their breeding concepts, but due to limited space some representative photographs will have to suffice. For the repeat visitor it was very interesting to notice how, over a relatively short time, each stud seems to develop its own type of horse. This is all the more surprising as they almost all concentrate on very closely related Egyptian bloodlines and they all breed at top level. So you can praise type, movement, refinement etc. at each of these farms. Yet there are small hints like the preference of a certain kind of expressive eye or especially tippy ears, a certain shape of head or a focus on stunning movements that indicate to which stud the horse might belong. So it is all the more interesting how this is going to be continued in the future. Sheikha Sarah Fahad Al Sabah & Henry Metz, Chairman of the Pyramid Society, USA Mohammed J. Al Marzouq and Hamasa Massuda (Maysoun x Nafteta) Klaus G. Beste introducing the horses of Ajmal Stud International Guests enjoying their visit to Ajmal Stud Badra El Adiyat and her master Mahmoud Al Zubaid El Adiyat Stud Presentation 14 15

9 Wadah Al Sharq (Hejazi x Mouna Al Rayyan) Bart V. Buggenhoul, Talal Al Mehri & Giggi Grasso News Presentation at Al Rayyah & Al Sharq Stud Sinan Al Rayyan (Chief Sire at Aljazira s) Presentation at Aljazira s Mohammed Al Mubaraki & Hank DeShazer, USA Lunch at Ezzain Stud Zamzam Iknatoon Dr. Nagel attending the Presentation at Ezzain Stud Guests enjoying Kuwait hospitality at Al Mubarak Stud Yassoob Ezzain and Aneeselnifous Ezzain Al Danat Stud Presentation Mohammed Al Omar (Right) Talal Al Nisf, Talal Al Mehri and Youssef Ramouz (left) Wahag Al Rayyan Visitors enjoying the presentation at Safinat Farm Shamek Al Danat (Al Kout x Ajmal Sharifa) 16 17

10 Culture ARTICLE BY DR. HANS J. NAGEL EL ZAHRAA A visit to the El Zahraa Stud in Egypt is a highlight for everyone who likes and admires s. This stud lies in a country of culture. Most of its land is desert, with only a narrow central area blessed with fertile land and water alongside of the huge river Nile. El Zahraa incorporates an amazing history of the horse and has its roots in the time when many precious horses left their homeland at the beginning of the 19th century and found a new home in neighboring Egypt. Baydoun (Gad Allah x Bint Ibtisam) Tagweed (Gad Allah x Tee) Arousat El Zahraa (Aaloub x Tee) Asyad (El Ragel x Tahseenat) El Zahraa s sandy paddocks, its stables and surrounding trees create a particular atmosphere perfectly in harmony with its s that are kept in groups of fillies, colts or mares with their young foals. During the last fifty years, their number has tripled, but it does not appear in any way crowded; there is room enough for many. s from Egypt could claim for themselves a certain type, an Egyptian type, an Abbas Pasha type or whatever one may call it. Most of them are refined, never strong or bony: elegant and noble horses. This was the type which the Pashas liked and which their emissaries searched for throughout Arabia. Their priorities were different from those of the European expeditions which were choosing horses for their countries during the same period. It is interesting to visit El Zahraa from time to time to observe how its management deals with this heritage, what they are doing in their breeding day by day and what their long-term plans are. Even though El Zahraa looks to be an oasis of stability and solid continuity, such a stud cannot disconnect itself from all the massive outside influences which have moved through the horse world during the last fifty years. It has to find answers to the challenges which it is facing at present and will face in the future, based on what they have preserved until today. The El Zahraa Stud of Egypt dates back to the year OnIt only came to the attention of horse enthusiasts some 40 years ago; before that, it was practically an inner-egyptian affair, well maintained by people who were deeply committed to the horse; a very typical horse was bred under their management. During the fifties and sixties mainly American breeders, initiated by Ansata s, visited Egypt and imported very beautiful breeding stock, mares and stallions, from Egypt to the States. During the following years, during the seventies, mainly breeders from Germany searched in El Zahraa for good horses for their studs, and finally during the last 20 years, the interest in horse breeding in the Middle East grew very quickly and breeders from Saudi Arabia and the Gulf were very keen on bringing Egyptian s to their countries. To buy horses from Egypt was and still is a big issue for them. These are horses which are close to their region and they have remained in their region, in the Middle East, in so far they are considered to be still their s. In addition, at El Zahraa they can find first class horses of the old Egyptian type; not many, but it happens again and again that such horses are foaled at El Zahraa. This issue is a great challenge for El Zahraa, not to let the best ones go even if high prices are offered by the buyers. Hopefully the mistakes of the past will not be repeated, when so many of their best foals of each year disappeared across the ocean. Previously only a few private breeders, like Al Badeia Stud or the studs of the Hamza family, the heritage of the famous Hamza Pasha, long time Minister of Agriculture at King Farouk s time, and Mrs Barbary kept a good number of s in their stables, all based on El Zahraa breeding. Visitors from abroad enjoyed visiting these farms as well when they came to search for s in Egypt, keeping in mind that good s could be found at these studs as well. Maybe 70 foals were born at that time at El Zahraa and half of that number at private studs. Now all this 18 19

11 Culture has changed. More than 400 private studs are operating besides El Zahraa in Egypt, and El Zahraa has doubled the number of its mares to 150. Egypt has become one of the fastest growing countries in horse breeding; but in spite of all this new development, El Zahraa has kept a dominant and prominent position when the subject Straight Egyptian s is on the table. El Zaahra is the state owned stud of Egypt, the only one in the country and the only one for breeding s. It operates under the EAO, the Egyptian Agricultural Organization, which after the 1956 revolution replaced the Royal Agricultural Society (RAS) which was formed in the early 20th century in order to improve agriculture in Egypt and to save the horse heritage of the Pashas. To breed purebred horses has always been a highly favoured profession in Egypt and the main reason why this group of horses could survive all ups and downs in Egypt s recent history with revolutions, wars, poverty, and even starvation. The EAO/El Zahraa Stud is the official organization for all matters concerning breeding in Egypt; under the supervision of the EAO, it publishes the official studbook for all s in Egypt; it issues rules and regulations for the private sector and organizes an attractive horse show every year in its own grounds. This stud book was closed in 1956 for any new horses. At that time a last well-selected group of horses was added to the El Zahraa herd, the so-called Inshass s. These s were kept by the Kings of Egypt at their own stud, located in the Inshass region North-East of Cairo. This stud once had a strong position, since the kings also collected horses of Abbas Pasha breeding and kept many s which were given to them by high personalities such as kings or noblemen from other countries. Stallions from this stud were often transferred in earlier times to El Zahraa for breeding purposes. The first stud books which El Zahraa was published were divided into several sections. Each section covered a certain strain; the strain in the sense as it was taken from the time of Bedouin breeding. Each of these strain sections was mostly composed of only 1 or 2 families and the majority of these families could show a very positive development in the course of time. Following the order of these official stud books of El Zahraa, the first horses mentioned were always the ones of the Seglawi strain, dominated today by the descendants of Moniet el Nefous. This is the oldest family in the stud, tracing back to the year 1845, one of the famous historic Abbas Pasha lines. Today, El Zahraa has 46 mares and fillies from this strain in its breeding herd. Two of them are the nice mares Arousat el Zahraa and Asayad. The second in the order is the strain of Hadban. This group traces back to one foundation mare Venus, brought to Egypt Zadah (Adl x Marzouka) Saysabana (Rawwah x Hamass) Nagwat (Gondoul x Tayam) Gharam (Serag El Din x Aghani) Awasef (Serag El Din x Aleyat) Kabsah (Mohab x Barakesh) in This group could be divided into two families, that of Bint Rustem, continued by Yosreia and her daughters, and that of Samiha, represented today through Kamla by the mare Naama. This is a very nice family, in total about 45 mares and fillies, 8 of them belonging to the most exquisite group, for example Zadah, Fohoud, Nagwat, Saysabana, Ghona, Awasef, Kabsah, Gharam. The third strain-group is the Dahman Shawan, in numbers not so strong, with only 16 mares. There are two different Dahman foundation mares, both tracing back to the late 19th century, originating from Bahrain. Today one could list under this strain the family of Farida with Abla and Nefisa, and the family of Sabah through Bukra; the other Bahraini family had its continuation in Maisa el Saghira and her offspring. A very nice mare from this group is Malayka. The fourth strain and in number the most important one 60 in total - represents the Koheilan Rodans, one of the oldest families in horse breeding, tracing back to the foundation mare Rodania, bought by Lady Anne Blunt in the Syrian desert. From this family, the two mares Riyalla and Risalla came to Egypt. The mare Mamlouka was the most prominent representative of the Riyalla family and Yashmak and her daughters and granddaughters are the continuation of the Riyalla line. Another, smaller Koheilan family came to El Zahraa from the Inshass Stud. The present stallion Serag el Din belongs to this family, a correct, well-made horse who has given the stud a good number of foals. And finally there are the horses of the Obeyan strain. Again, two families, one going back to Om El Gres, the other to the mare Obeya, of which Om el Gres is the dominating one. A total of 16 mares and fillies are available for breeding. This Obeyan group has always included some of the finest horses at El Zahraa, like the mare Ameena and her daughter Enayat, the finest Morafic daughter one might find. At present the mares Tomur and Mangooma are again excellent examples of this Obeyan group. In summary, all important strains and female lines are still available in El Zahraa, and even in a respectable number. The question arises why El Zahraa has kept all these many strains with different families, even when some of these horses are not appealing or particularly attractive. This fact corresponds with the purpose of State Studs which feel committed to the important duty of preserving a heritage. Not all of their original bloodstock was as perfect as one would expect, but still a certain value was attributed to them, possibly a quality in breeding, a good genotype. The same statement and observation could be made for other studs, like the Polish state studs or Marbach. All these studs emerged out of a certain history and nobody is willing to throw anything away which is still strongly connected with the past. Some very few private breeders are interested in such principles, but the majority concentrates on just a few families which they feel correspond to their and taste and interest. Besides the purpose of heritage, there other additional important purposes and aims in order to breed these horses in a certain direction. There should be a well defined goal. It appears that in the past all major studs followed the principle of breeding their own, correct horses in order to arrive at a type of horse symbolizing their breeding ideas and purposes. 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12 Culture Considering the total number of families deriving from each of the 5 strains, it is obvious that not all the El Zahraa stock could be of the same type; this fact is one reason for the variety. The second reason why there must be different types, are the stallions. Over a long period of time, only very few stallions were used in El Zahraa s breeding program. Long-time Egyptian breeders are familiar and well acquainted with names like Ibn Radban, Shahloul, El Sareei, and Balance, and with the name of Mansour and his two sons Nazeer and Sheikh el Arab. All these stallions were quite similar to each other, of medium size. Ibn Radban was the only one who tended a bit more towards the so-called Koheilan type. These stallions were bred until then. Sid Abouhom and Sameh were taller horses whereas Anter and Gassir were of medium size, but stronger of bone, broader in the chest, heavier in the neck, but again different in type. Besides these new introductions, several Nazeer sons were used for breeding. All of them were of medium size, only Morafic and his sons were taller, with fine bones, nice necks, sometimes narrower in the chest, also depending on their dams who also influenced many of their features. These new stallions, different from each other, also increased the variety of type at El Zahraa with the consequence that some horses were formed by the influence of their sires and others were mainly formed by the influence of their dams, and there were many. It was mainly the breeders and buyers from the USA and Germany who encouraged El Zahraa s directors to favour such different stallions. One reason was a commercial one, to sell so-called Nazeerfree horses, a silly policy proposed and applied since that time by other breeders offering horses free of something or other, and the other concern and fear that too much breeding with Nazeer one could construct a sire line with a certain continuation from Kheir, Gassir, Mourad, and Serag el Dine; however, their influence is not really evident. This is how El Zahraa represents itself today as a breeding population. What are the present efforts for further developing El Zahraa s breeding? To maintain the Nazeer sire line is considered to be the best, most vital and most logical way. The present stallions Baydoon and Taghweed represent this idea in a good and promising way. It is not a great surprise that the mares belonging to the Hadban family get very good results when bred to these stallions. Both mares and stallions share a great number of very important ancestors, mainly of the Hadban strain. These two stallions in addition to Serag el Dine are actually bred to nearly all of the mares belonging to the different strains. There is a great potential here which needs to be put in a proper order in the course of time. In principle, a second strong, well-tested sire line would be needed in the long run, which would help to make successful breeding Rabah (Baroody x Rawan) Malayka (Baydoun x Fekrah) Rawwah (Rashdan x Ramiah) Bayada (Baydoun x Moradah) Egyptian horses gained and maintained a reputation for type; Egyptians became famous for El Zahraa s own type, and they became specialised in this respect, proved by the fact that many Egyptian stallions were used in other breeding populations in order to improve type; type in the sense of a lighter, elegant horse, which is generally known as the Seglawi type, in contrast to the Koheilan type representing a more compact, heavier boned and more masculine horse. This type description follows the system of types established by Raswan. to the mares at El Zahraa when their total number was still smaller. People are well aware of the offspring of these horses, remembering the mares Bukra, Kamla, Halima, Moniet el Nefous, Yashmak, just to mention a few well known ones. All excellent mares, very similar to each other, some with more positive, others with more negative points here or there. After World War II, stallions of a different type were chosen for breeding. These horses were taller, of good conformation, overall mostly correct horses, but not really in line with the traditional type used blood could create weakness through inbreeding. These recommendations were totally unprofessional and should have been ignored or, when applied, then only with great care and prudence. It is interesting to note that at the present time, only the Mansour-Nazeer sire line is still clearly established at El Zahraa. It is strange that none of the other, newer stallions could establish their own sire line. It should be mentioned that there was a sire line of Ibn Radban in the past, including Shahloul and El Sareei but ending with Tuhotmos; and easier. At one time it seemed that the combination of Nazeer sons with Anter daughters would give acceptable results, and in fact it was very successful; many nice daughters were born, but too many were sold abroad. Many buyers chose such horses, apparently they must have liked them. Fillies like Marah, Taghreed, Bint Nazeera, all went to Germany, and many more of these bloodlines left for the USA. At that time many horses had to be sold due to the poor economical situation in Egypt in general and at El Zahraa in particular. Mangoomah (Gad Allah x Wadha) To discover such successful combinations and to establish a second sire line which would match with the Nazeer sire line in the sense of a nick is a well-considered breeding idea at the El Zahraa Stud these days. In any case, the great potential of El Zahraa s mares makes for great possibilities. The stud has a small group of excellent mares, if one would divide the total stock into two classes of different quality. At every other stud there are horses of different qualities. The question is only: how large is the percentage of these quality mares, and is this first class composed of the same bloodlines or do certain horses constantly drop out and new ones come in? It seems that the first class at El Zahraa is relatively stable, and new, nice mares join the herd, allowing this percentage to increase constantly. It is very important that El Zahraa continues to resist the large amount of money which is going around to buy such first class horses. A stud would loose itself if it sold its elite. One must also consider that the general public likes two types: The perfect show horse and the noble. Both types could be combined in one, but this is mostly not the case. The word charisma makes all the difference. Some people notice charisma, others have no sense for it. The same feature on a taller horse appears different than in a smaller one. The show horse of today is stronger, taller, correct; it has type, but refinement is often lost. No doubt, the traditional was a lighter horse overall. Egypt has a potential for both. It derived from its history an Egyptian of the Seglawi type, horses like Aswan and his sons, Morafic, Ibn Halima, Alaa el Din, and others. They were the source of the original type and its continuation, they were used to promote type even outside of Egypt. But in addition, elegant horses with a great conformation and constitution, as required for a show horse, are available, like Sameh, topline, conformation and movement in perfection. Many Egyptians with Sameh prominently in their pedigrees have proved their success in the show ring. In this respect, El Zahraa remains one of the most interesting studs in the entire Middle East and on the map of worldwide horse breeding. It has every chance to continue to influence the horse population in a beneficial way in the future

13 Shahd Elkuwait (El Thay Mameluk x Shams Elkuwait) HEALTH ARTICLE BY DR. TALAL BARAKAT Authentic Nabeelah with filly Waleed Elkuwait (El Thay Mameluk x Wardah Elkuwait) Other Health Concerns MONITORING THE MARE DURING WEANING Mares typically have few health concerns associated with weaning. Probably the most pervasive is the anxiety associated with separation that usually manifests as whinnying, fence or stall walking, and general fretting. Young mares, especially first time mothers, seem to become most worked up during weaning, while older, wiser mares that have had numerous foals are typically more stoic. Others seem almost relieved to be finished with their maternal duties. Maintaining the nutritional well-being of mares and foals throughout weaning is part and parcel of a successful separation. Weaning will likely be the most stressful event of the foal s life, its primary source of comfort will have vanished. While concern for the foal is justified, the mare deserves consideration as well, and for her the chief management task involves shifting nutritional requirements. Most mares are fed a concentrate feed while lactating, because they require the energy as well as the vitamins and minerals to produce sufficient high-quality milk and to maintain adequate body condition. Owners should consider reducing concentrates fed to mares as weaning day approaches, though concentrate should still be available to the foal. Keep a mare from snatching the foal s feed by using a creep feeder or by tying the mare while the foal eats It is recommended that mares be taken off concentrates during weaning. Because many broodmares are also pregnant at this time, they should be kept on an appropriate vitamin and mineral supplement and should still have access to good quality hay. Generally, a one to two week break from concentrates will be good. As soon as milk production stops and the udder returns to a normal, non lactating size, the mare can be started back on concentrates, as long as the calories and the protein content of the diet decrease. Since there is no suckling stimulus, milk production should stop quickly. Once the mare has dried up, the focus should turn to weight management of the mare. The demands of lactation affect mares differently. Some mares maintain weight without a problem, while body condition seems to melt off others throughout lactation. Those that loose significant amounts of weight during lactation require the most consideration after weaning If the mare has lost a lot of body condition while nursing a foal, then a high calorie diet is recommended to help get the mare back to an acceptable weight. The best way to add calories to a diet is through high quality forage. This may include full time access to good quality pasture (mostly not available in countries of the Middle East) or of a legume hay such as mixed hay. Concentrates can be introduced back into the diet gradually. Without the physiological drain of milk production, the mare should use the dietary energy to increase body condition. Feeds that are formulated with multiple energy sources such as starch, fat, and fibre might be useful. For the thin mare it is really important to get some extra body condition before the third trimester of pregnancy to prepare for the high caloric needs of late gestation and lactation. It would be important to get her to an acceptable body condition score. She may gain weight quickly once the foal is off her. Some mares handle lactation with extraordinary ease from a physiological perspective. If a mare is still at optimum weight after nursing a foal for months, then the chief concern would be to offer adequate vitamin and mineral intake to balance the inadequacies of forage. This can be done with a pelleted vitamin and mineral supplement or an equine mineral salt mix or block. Mazyouna Elkuwait (Sinan Al Rayyan x Mzoon Elkuwait) The change in feeding coupled with the worry of separation might cause some sensitive mares to experience mild colic at weaning. Suspected cases of colic should be considered medical emergencies, and a veterinarian should be consulted at once. Though uncommon in mares, another possible health concern is mastitis or inflammation of the mammary system. Mastitis seems to be more common at weaning because milk sits in the udder and has a higher chance of becoming infected. Mastitis is usually caused by a bacterial infection. The most obvious clinical signs of mastitis are pain and swelling. Extreme caution is needed when examining mares suspected of having mastitis, as many are extremely sensitive and may kick. If you suspect mastitis, consult a veterinarian immediately. Most cases can be cleared up with intra mammary and systemic antibiotics. Careful observation of the mare following weaning will help ensure her well-being

14 Masa Elkuwait (Ansata Almurtajiz x Manar Elkuwait) The Nursing Foal HEALTH Ameera Elkuwait (Ansata Sirius x Abla Elkuwait) Johar Elkuwait (Ansata Almurtajiz x Jude Elkuwait) Mabrouk Elkuwait (Ansata Hejazi x Manar Elkuwait) FEEDING FOALS A foal s diet is critical for his development, disease prevention, and future performance. Proper nutrition throughout the foal s first year of life can affect his musculoskeletal health and his future performance. The growing foal passes through three important nutritional phases: nursing, creep feeding, and weaning. During nursing, proper feeding of the dam ensures her milk production and quality are adequate for the foal. Creep feeding (feeding foals concentrate separate from mares) then provides nutrients as the mare s milk production begins to wane and minimizes the stress of weaning. Finally, once the foal is weaned, his diet must be formulated to provide all of the nutrients the growing horse needs. During the first few years of life, nutrition has a large impact on many body systems. The skeleton is developing at a rate only second to that which occurs in utero. The tissues and organs are adapting to the nutritional environment of the foal. Tissues are all turning over at a great rate and this all means that it is during this time in a horse s life that those feeding the horse can probably have the greatest influence on the future health and athletic performance they will see from their horse. Those directly caring for the growing horse should monitor his condition closely and adjust nutrition appropriately. The foal should begin to nurse within the first couple of hours of his life. This will ensure the foal receives adequate colostrum from the mare to provide him with sufficient passive immunity (antibodies transferred from the dam to the foal through the colostrum). Foals will continue to nurse multiple times per day. While some might start nibbling solid feeds within a couple of days, the milk produced by the mare (and consumed by the foal) should meet all of the foal s nutritional needs until he reaches approximately two months of age. Thus, adequate nutrition for the nursing foal requires providing adequate nutrition for the lactating mare. The mare s diet is just as important as the foal s. The majority of the nutrients in the first few months of life come from her milk. During these first two months of lactation ( early lactation ) the mare produces approximately 3 kg of milk per 100 kg of her body weight per day, although ranges from kg have been reported. During late lactation, mares produce approximately 2 kg of milk per 100 kg of body weight. The milk composition also varies with the stages of lactation, as milk within the first four weeks of lactation tends to have higher energy, protein, calcium, and phosphorus levels than milk at five to eight weeks or at nine to 21 weeks postpartum. The milk s nutrient concentration and the amount of milk the mare produces affects her nutrient requirements such that in early lactation, when milk production is highest, her nutrient needs are higher, and she should be fed accordingly. The impact of the mare s nutritional status on milk production and quality is of great interest to the owners / breeders and the veterinarians. If the mare is thin and does not receive adequate nutrition, the quantity of milk she produces tends to decrease. Dietary composition (i.e., roughage to grain ratios, added fat) and energy excess also appear to affect milk composition (milk fat or protein content). During lactation, mares might be using more energy to produce milk than they are consuming. In order to keep them from losing weight, they need to be fed energy-dense diets. Thus, the mare should be offered good-quality hay (freechoice) and concentrate fed at approximately % of her body weight; more in early lactation, fed to maintain body weight and condition. Careful attention should be paid to the nursing behavior of the foal. This is an important indicator of the health and general well-being of the foal. During the first few days of life you should see the foal suckling several times an hour. If the dam s udder becomes distended or she is dripping milk, it may be an indicator that the foal is not suckling. This is a situation that should raise the attention of those caring for the foal immediately. If the foal is not suckling, this could indicate a condition such as dummy foal syndrome; contact your veterinarian right away. Creep Feeding If given access, a foal will often start nibbling at his dam s concentrate within a few days of life. Owners need to be careful offering creep feed, as many people don t realize that foals will eat their mother s feed as well as their own. Creep feeding isn t as nutritionally important until the foal is around eight weeks old, at which point the mare s milk production and quality start to decrease. At this time, the foal won t be meeting his nutrient requirements through nursing alone, and offering creep feed becomes increasingly important. Furthermore, studies have shown that foals that are offered creep feed have higher average daily weight gains and experience less weaning stress than foals that are not offered creep feed. Provide creep feed using creep feeders, which allow access for the foal, but not the dam. As with any nutritional transition, it is best if it is done gradually. Creep feeding allows the foal to acquaint itself with diet similar to what it will have after weaning. Foals will also start to consume hay and/or grass as available, although they will consume more concentrate than forage during this time. Before four months of age, the foal should be offered up to kg of feed per 100 kg of body weight per day. The concentrate should be formulated especially for the growing horse, although many companies produce feeds for mares that are specifically suitable for creep feeding. Whole grains are not recommended, as they tend to be low in calcium and copper, nutrients important to foal growth and health. Creep feed for foals should contain approximately 14-16% crude protein, % calcium, % phosphorus, ppm (parts per million) copper, and ppm zinc. Feeding the Weanling Lulua ELkuwait (Ansata Hejazi x Layla Elkuwait) Once the foal is fully weaned from the mare, he should be provided with freechoice good quality grass or mixed grass-legume hay and water, and a measured amount of concentrate. Concentrate should be offered at a rate of approximately 1-1.5% of the foal s body weight. Again, the concentrate provided should be formulated for growing horses. It should contain approximately 13-15% crude protein, 0.8% calcium, 0.5% phosphorus, ppm copper, and ppm zinc. The growth rate of weanlings is known to decrease considerably during their first winter. This leads to a subsequent period of rapid compensatory growth in the following spring. If adequate growth is maintained in the first place via proper nutrition, it should not need to undergo compensatory growth later. Other Considerations A key element in managing growing horses nutrition is to monitor their growth rates. There are a few equations available to estimate body weight in foals for those without access to a scale. Some take into consideration heart girth and body length in addition to length and circumference of the forelimb, but a simple equation using a weight tape is: Weight (kg) = Heart girth (meters)3 x 90. Also monitor body condition to ensure your foal isn t becoming too fat or thin to determine proper body condition score. The average daily gain for a foal slows as he ages, but it will be approximately 0.84 kg/day for a 4-month-old (for an expected mature weight of 450 kg), 0.72 kg/day for a 6-month-old, and 0.45 kg/ day for a yearling. Another important factor when it comes to the growing horse is exercise. Regardless of nutritional intake, a young growing horse that is provided exercise (even just free exercise in a pasture) develops greater bone strength than a horse confined to his stall. In fact, recent research suggests that differences in exercise allowance impact bone metabolism to a greater degree than do differences in nutrition. This is not to suggest that nutrition is not important, however. The successful horseman will be the one that develops a management program for growing horses that incorporates excellent nutrition with some sort of appropriate exercise program. Similar to dietary trends for mature horses, more young horse feed products are becoming available in which more of the calories come from sources such as fat and fiber, rather than from starch. Such formulations are designed to minimize glucose and insulin level fluctuations, which might play a role in the development of metabolic or orthopedic disorders. Providing fiber as an energy source also fits very well with the natural feeding strategy of the horse. In summary, work closely with experienced horsemen and/or your veterinarian to ensure that your foal is growing steadily and that you are meeting his nutritional needs

15 Zareefa (Kazmeen x Durra), 1927 bay mare, pictured here with her daughter, Badia (by Ibn Rabdan), the dam Gassir. RESEARCH ARTICLE BY BETTY FINKE Cleopatraa (Anter x Ahlam II x Bint Zareefa), black foaled August 31, 1960, she was sold to the Police and imported by Gleannloch in She became a well-known broodmare. Pictured here at the time she was selected at the Police Academy. Bint Durra Bint Zareefa (Balance x Zareefa), grey mare foaled October 23, 1936, she was sold to T. Cozzika. Noted as the dam of Rawya and Ahlam II by Sid Abouhom Bint Bint Durra Daaldan (Faddan x Fay El Dine Bint Bint Durra) Bint El Bahreyn was unique in that she was the only tap root mare in straight Egyptian breeding that came from Bahreyn a fact illustrated by her name, daughter of Bahreyn. She is also a good illustration of the early connections between Lady Anne Blunt and the RAS. Bint El Bahreyn the other Dahman family Gassir (Kheir x Badia x Zareefa), 1941 grey stallion, he was a handsome horse of stocky build. His get include: Bint Shahbaa, * Bint Shahbaa1, Nayera, Sherifa, Tahia, El Aziza, Bint Nazeera, Bint Inas, Nazeefa, Sabeel, Mourad, *Lebleba, * Zaghloul, and *AK Shahm. Maisa (Shaloul x Zareefa) Bint Maisa (Nazeer x Maisa) El Sareei (Shahloul x Zareefa), 1942 bay stallion, he was a spectacular individual with a coat like burnished copper. He became a significant broodmare sire, his only influential son being Tuhotmos. Madkour (Morafic x Maisa) Bint El Bahreyn was a bay mare foaled in 1898 and was of the Dahmah Shahwanieh strain; her exact parentage is not recorded. In 1903, she was given by the ruler of Bahreyn, Sheikh Issa Ben Kahlifa, to Khedive Abbas Pasha II. If she had any offspring there, we do not know; her entire line of descent comes from her daughter Dalal (by Jamil), who was bred by Lady Anne Blunt in Lady Anne had purchased Bint El Bahreyn from Abbas Pasha in She sold her again in 1912, but it is not known who bought her or what became of her afterwards. In 1917, Dalal in turn foaled Durra (by Saadun), also bred by Lady Anne, who became a RAS foundation mare in 1924 and through whom the entire family descends today by way of two daughters: Bint Durra (1924 by Eid) and Zareefa (1927 by Kazmeen). Bint Durra s branch did not survive long in Egypt and is found today chiefly through her second daughter Bint Bint Durra (1930 by Ibn Radban), who was among the horses imported to the USA by Henry Babson in She had three sons and three daughters, all of which bred on, and became extremely influential, especially through her grandsons Durral (out of her daughter Fadurra) and Daaldan (out of her daughter Fay Dalla) whose blood is found in many American pedigrees today, in Daaldan s case also in many Babson Egyptian horses. Bint Bint Durra s black grandson Sa Zarka (by her son Fad Zarka) is found in many 28 29

16 RESEARCH Ammal (Morafic x Bint Maisa El Saghira), 1968 grey stallion. He was a tall and very beautiful individual with extraordinarily large black eyes. He was never shown due to early leg injuries. He went on to become a very important sire. Authentic Ibn Nawaal (Maysoun x AK Nawaal) Bint Maisa El Saghira (Nazeer x Maisa) Dahmah Shahwaniah (Ansata Ibn Halima x Bint Maisa El Saghira), 1966 bay mare. She was one of the all-time favorites of this family. Her pedigree reflected the combination of the two Dahman families perpetuated in Egypt; the Durra tail female through her dam and the Farida tail female through her sire. AK Nawaal (The Egyptian Prince x Dahmah Shahwaniah) Orashaan (Maysoun x Orasha) black breeding programmes both in the USA and in Europe. Zareefa, who was by Kazmeen and thus of 100 % Blunt breeding, was a prolific producer and a highly influential mare. Her first daughter was sold and left no produce; her second daughter Badia died young, only 8 years old, but did leave one son Gassir, who became an early sire for the EAO and an important source of non-nazeer blood. Gassir excelled as a broodmare sire, producing among others the international foundation mares El Aziza (Hungary, Germany), Bint Shahbaa (Austria), Lebleba (USA), Nazeefa (Germany), and Bint Inas (Hungary). His sons include Zaghloul, imported to the USA by Gleannloch Farms, and the EAO sires Sabeel and Mourad. Zareefa s second daughter Bint Zareefa left three different, and again very international branches. Her granddaughter Bint Rawya was one of the original Om El Arab imports to Germany in the early 1970s; two of her daughters, Adam Kheir and Bassima, were also imported and left offspring there. Bint Rawya was the dam of Ibn Shaker I, the only straight Egyptian son of Shaker El Masri found in pedigrees today. Bint Zareefa s daughter Ahlam II produced the black Cleopatraa, imported to the USA by Gleannloch, who became a foundation mare for Bentwood Farms. Ahlam II s younger daughter was Azza I, whose daughter Bint Azza I was exported to Bábolna in Hungary and founded her own family there through her straight Egyptian daughter 29 Ghalion, a prolific broodmare with international descendants. Azza I s son Souhayl was exported to Germany and sired a number of good producing daughters. Zareefa s most influential offspring, however, were the full brother and sister by Shahloul, El Sareei and Maisa. El Sareei, a splendid bay stallion foaled in 1942, was one of the EAO s chief sires and tremendously influential. His best daughters include Zebeda (dam of Shaker El Masri), Bint Kamla (dam of Lotfeia) and the black Mohga (dam of Ibn Galal). He is perhaps best known for his famous son Tuhotmos, a prolific sire of superior broodmares and international sires. Tuhotmos daughters include Zabia (Germany), Tamria (Hungary), Bint Jehan (Britain), and of course the famous 4 mares that established Kauber Platte Stud in Germany: Hania, Nana, Set Husen, and Moetazza. All these mares have descendants throughout the world today. Tuhotmos sons include Darrag (USA), Farouk and Kasr El Nil (Germany), Ragheb (Tunisia), Fawzan Authentic Nabeelah (Nabeel II x AK Nawaal) (France), without including all those he sired after he was exported to the USA in 1973, where he was very popular as well. El Sareei s full sister Maisa became influential especially through her exported offspring. Her daughter Bint Maisa El Saghira, by Nazeer, became one of the best broodmares for Gleannloch farms, as well as being a halter and performance champion. Her foals include the enormously influential stallion Shaikh Al Badi (sire of Ruminaja Ali among others), his full brother Amaal, and broodmares Dahmah Il Ashekwar, Dahmah Shahwaniah, Radia, Rihahna, and Nafairtiti. Dahmah Shahwaniah s daughter AK Nawaal was sold to Mrs. Rosemarie Kolster of Authentic Egyptian s - Germany, where she was a successful broodmare. Maisa s son Madkour by Morafic was an important foundation stallion in Germany, whose sons include premium and Elite stallions Messaoud and Montasar, as well as several other stallions and a large number of broodmares. Maisa was also the dam of the stallion Ibn Maisa, whose black daughter El Garia was a broodmare of note in Germany. Her son El Abd, by Gharib, headed one of the leading black breeding programmes in Germany for many years and was a successful show jumper in open competition. Zareefa s last daughter Elwya (1950 by Sid Abouhom), also has a successful international branch today, besides being the dam of EAO sire Seef. She did not leave a family at El Zahraa, but her daughter Tifla was a foundation mare for Al Badeia Stud. There, she produced in 1967 a filly by Alaa El Din named Om El Arab. Om El Arab was not only among the original Om El Arab imports to Germany, she also gave the stud farm its name, which was enough to grant her immortality. But true to her name which of course means mother of s, she also founded a dynasty of her own, though not at that stud farm. Her granddaughter Ora (a daughter of the above-mentioned Ibn Shaker I, also of Bint El Bahreyn s family) became a foundation mare at Maiworm Stud and is the mother of the O dynasty which includes the international champions and sires Orashan (USA, Australia), Orashaan (Germany, Britain) and Orayan (Britain). There is another, smaller branch to Elwya through her youngest daughter, Ansata Bint Elwya, a foundation mare for Ansata s in the USA. She was the dam of the first straight Egyptian stallion to be imported to Australia, Ansata El Hakim, who was a prolific sire there with many descendants. There is one slightly more hidden source of Bint El Bahreyn blood through Dalal today. Dalal had a daughter named Bint Dalal, whose year of birth was not recorded; but her breeder was Prince Kemal Ed Dine, so she was obviously foaled after Lady Anne had sold her dam. Through her daughter Bint Bint Dalal, she is the granddam of the stallion Mekdam by Rustem, foaled in He is still found in pedigrees today through his daughter Obeya, the dam of the EAO chief sire Antar who was hugely influential in his own right. He was the sire of the black Gharib, many years chief sire at Marbach, as well as of many important broodmares both in Egypt and in the USA. Seef (Mashhour x Elwya), 1959 grey stallion. Shown here in head study. He became an important E.A.O. sire of mares. Sire of U.S. top ten mare Lancers Asmara. Orashan (Messaoud x Ora) 1983 grey stallion. Bred in Germany, he was imported to the U.S. by Imperial Egyptian Stud and became a successful show horse and sire of show horses. He traces to Elwya in tail female

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