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Abu Uwais and Uwais
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- I, Abu Uwais Al-Maghribi and son Uwais, are true Bedouin, born and raised in the Saharah traditions. We live by the Bedu customs and traditions. It is this life, Bedouins of Banu Sanhadja tribe, that my son and I both adhere to, the authentic practice of breeding true Asil Arabian horses. If it is not an Asil it cannot be called pure "Arabian". This is the true meaning from the original breeders (Bedouins) of Arabians. The Deen of Allaah (Islaam) and the Sunnah of his beloved Prophet Muhammad (may peace and blessings be upon him) is as our way of life. The traditions of the Bedouin heritage is also our way as long as it adheres to what Allaah has made lawful (Halal and staying away from the Haraam, forbidden or unlawful things). May Allaah guide us all to His truth. Ma a'Salaama
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus on Syrian Arabians
Al Aseel Documentary Al Aseel Documentary Al Aseel Documentary Explores the Syrian Arabian horse and their importance to all the horses in the light horse breeds. Syria is the cradle of civilization and the Arabian horse association in Syria collaborated to show you the depth and scope of the Bediouns and the priviate breeding studs. 95% of all the Thoroughbred horses in the world today trace to Flying Childers who's sire was a purebred Arabian from Syria. Every horse owner, regardless of breed will benift from the information in this flim. This is a 37 minuite film made available by the Syrian Arabian horse Association.
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus on Syrian Arabians
Syrian horses Syria is the best place in the whole world to purchase true Arabian blood horses. Pure Arabian horse is a horse registered in any of the purebred Arabian registries of the world, or a Bedouin bred or desert bred, the desert being that of Arabia or of Syria. The Arabian horses entered in the Syrian Stud Book are asil Syrian Arabian Horses of pure blood and noble origin. However, there are a lot of other horses in Syria who are asil, which means pure in Arabic, but not entered in the Syrian Stud book due to different reasons. Many breeders, mainly Bedouin breeders do not see a reason to register their horses. They say: "We know and Allah knows that our mares and stallions are of pure blood and noble origin. Why should we need to pay money to register them in order to get a paper stating this well known fact."
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Syrian Asil Horses
The Syrian Arab Horse Association on behalf of the family of the Syrian Arabian horse breeders, lovers and enthusiasts, is glad to present information introducing our association with its goals, ambitions and concerns. we are confident that the subject of Arabian horses is important from all sides because it is essentially related to our spiritual and cultural traditions. It's not only our responsibility, it's the responsibility of every Arabic speaking person in this beloved country. Let's unite our minds and hearts to keep the Arabian horse precious and honored in our precious and honorable country. this Arabian horse, who has carried our grandfathers to the fields of glory is still carrying our name. Syrian Arab Horse Association
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Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus on Syaian Arabians
Asil Desert Bred Stallion "Ace BPA 2002 gs 599979 AHR Breeder: C.K. Brendle Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Bani Sham Syrian/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred "Prince Hal 1959 gs 15684 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Arabs
Asil bani Saham Syrian "Akmet Haffez 1971 cs 76496 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Bani Sham Syrian/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Arabs
Asil Bnai Syrian "Plantagenet 1976 cs 138778 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Bani Sham Syrian/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus on Syrian Arabians
Asil Desert bred Syrian Arabian
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focuson Syrian Arabians
Asil Desert bred mare "Antan 1945 cm 3377 AHR Breeder: J.W. Douthit Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Urfah Ancestral Elements Bani Sham Syrian/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus bani Sham Arabians
Asil Bani Sham Stallion" Sonics Mystique 2004 gs 615095 AHR Breeder: J.E. Fistman Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Asil Bani Sham Mare" Gamil 1937 cm 1427 AHR Breeder: Hearst Sunical Land & Packing Tail Male: *Muson Tail Female: *Urfah Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus
Asil Bani Sham Mare" Aared 1909 gm 91 AHR Breeder: Davenport Desert Arabian Stud Tail Male: *Obeyran Tail Female: *Wadduda Ancestral Elements Hamidie, 50.0% Bani Sham/Davenport, 50.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Asil Bani Sham Stallion" Fasal 1918 bm 330 AHR Breeder: Hingham Stock Farm Tail Male: *Hamrah Tail Female: *Wadduda Ancestral Elements Bani Sham./Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Asil Bani Sham Mare" Asara 1949 gm 5655 AHR Breeder: P.F. Gray Tail Male: *Muson Tail Female: *Werdi Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus bani Sham Arabians
Asil Bani Sham Mare" *Haffia 1906 cm 45 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 An 'Ubayyah Sharrakiyah bred by the Shammar and imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. By a Hamdani Simri. NOTES: The above information is from *Haffia's entry in the 1909 stud book of the Arabian Horse Club. Later issues of the stud book give her dam simply as an 'Ubayyah Sharrakiyah. The Davenport 1909 catalog says that *Abeyah had been captured in war from the Shammar by the 'Anazah. A note by Davenport on the back of *Farha's hujjah indicates that *Haffia, *Hamrah and *Euphrates were by the same stallion, a chestnut Hamdani Simri. According to Raswan Index entry #3235, *Haffia was out of an Abayyah Sharrakiyah of Mudaybh al-Hadib of the Tuman section of the Shammar and bred by Ibn Ardan of the Sinjara section of the Shammar and by a Hamdani Simri of Ibn Jibrin of the 'Abdah section of the Shammar tribe. This is a different Hamdani Simri than Raswan shows as the sire of *Hamrah and *Euphrates, in disagreement with Davenport. [Also see *Abeyah, *Euphrates, and *Hamrah] (See photo p169) Tail Female: *Abeyah Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/ Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Asil Bani Sham Mare" *Reshan 1896 gm 38 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Kuhaylah 'Ajuz al-Haif (or Kuhaylah Haifiyah) of Ibn Hubayqan of the Shumaylat clan of the Fid'an 'Anazah, imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. By a Kuhaylan 'Ajuz out of a Kuhaylah Haifiyah. NOTES: The above information is from a translation of *Reshan's hujjah [p204]. The information is consistent with *Reshan's entry in the Arabian Horse Club stud book, Davenport's 1909 catalog and entry #8292 for *Reshan in the Raswan Index. Raswan elaborates that *Reshan's sire was a Kuhaylan 'Ajuz of Ibn Kardush of the Saba'ah out of a Kuhaylah Haifiyah of Ibn Huraymis of the Fid'an. (See photo p204) Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/ Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Asil bani Sham Mare" Waddarlah 1965 cm 34315 AHR Breeder: C.U. Case Tail Male: *Muson Tail Female: *Hadba Ancestral Elements bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Asil Bani Sham Stallion" Tybalt 1962 bs 23095 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Werdi Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Asil Stallion" Baile La Bamba 1986 gs 466938 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/ Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Asil Stallion" *Abbeian 1889 gs 111 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 An 'Ubayyan Dahra imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. NOTES: The above information (except for the importer) is from Vol. I (1913) of the Arabian Horse Club stud books. Vols. II and III spell the strain incorrectly as "Abeyan Dahwah," and Vol. IV as "Abeyan Dahwak." Vol. III assigns the origin of *Abbeian to the Davenport importation of 1906. Entry #31 for *Abbeian in Raswan Index shows the same information as Vols. II and III with "Dahwat" as the substrain and adds a family of al-Nimr. The initial stud book entry for *Abbeian 111 in Vol. I (1913) of the AHC stud book is similar to a horse described in the Tattersall's 1894 sale catalog of Hamidie Society horses as "Abbeian." The Vol. I source for *Abbeian 111 is given as "bred by Arabian Tribe in the Desert" with no indication of importer. However, every desert-bred horse in Vol. I is shown with some variation of "bred by Arabian Tribe in the Desert" and of the 38 imported horses listed in that volume, only one is shown with its importer. In Vol. III of the AHC stud book, the registration is supplemented to read "Imp. 1906 by Homer Davenport." There is published discussion about *Abbeian's registration [Craver & Craver, 1990, Rabia, Dirks & Dirks, 1992, and in Davenport, 1992, p87]. The Davenport importation of 1906 is known to have consisted of 27 horses. Because of eliminating factors, the only one of the group which could have been registered as *Abbeian 111 was a grey stallion foaled c1900. This horse was presented by Ahmad al-Hafiz [transliterated by Davenport as Akmet Haffez] to Jack Thompson, one of Davenport's associates on the desert trip of 1906. Photographs of Thompson's horse taken during the trip have points of similarity as to head, neck, color, markings and rear leg structure and stance to photographs taken some years later at the Hingham Stock Farm of an old horse identified as *Abbeian 111. (See photo p142) Tail Male: *Abbeian Ancestral Elements Bani Sham.Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Asil Stallion" *Mannaky 1888 cs 294 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Ma'naqi Sluqi imported in 1893 to the USA by the Hamidie Society. NOTES: The above information (except for the birthdate and strain) is abbreviated from *Mannaky's posthumous entry in Vol. II (1918) of the Arabian Horse Club stud book. According to this entry, *Mannaky was a Hamdani Simri stallion foaled in 1893. No strain is named on the AHC register, now in storage at the Arabian Horse Trust. The year 1893 was that of the Hamidie importation, which included *Mannaky. The 1893 foaling date is unlikely, as *Mannaky was an adult horse at that time and as his son Mannaky Jr was foaled in 1895. The Tattersall's Sale Catalog of 1894 for the Hamidie sale in Chicago lists a "Manakey, sorrel stallion; both hind feet white; 14 3/4 hands; foaled 1888; breed, Managhi-Slaji." A.G. Asdikian (who was in attendance at the sale) was quoted in The Horseman as saying that Peter Bradley's agent bought this "Manakey." Peter Bradley was the owner of Hingham Stock Farm, which used the registered *Mannaky at stud. Homer Davenport, a partner of Bradley's who owned both Zitra and Mannaky Jr, refers to *Mannaky in his World's Fair Catalog as a desert-bred Ma'naqi Sluqi stallion imported by the Hamidie Society. Raswan Index entry #5952 shows the same information as the AHC entry. Two 1909 letters from J.R. Dolbony (apparently a performer with the Hamidie Society) to Homer Davenport indicate that *Mannaky's sire and dam were both of the Ma'naqi strain and both were owned by his breeder, "Sage el Misrub," [al-Misrab of the Saba'ah] and that he, Dolbony, had raised *Mannaky, although he does not give his age. These letters are part of the National Archives file of correspondence between the officers of the AHC and the government agency responsible for approving livestock registries. These letters have been reprinted [Dirks & Dirks, 1989]. *Mannaky's only registered foals (whose registrations preceded his) were out of the Hamdaniyah Simriyah mare *Galfia. It appears possible that the Hamdani Simri strain was carried backwards to *Mannaky from his foals, as it was often assumed in western society that strain designation was inherited from the sire. (See photo p189) Tail Male: *Mannaky Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/Hamidie, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Asil Stallion" *Jedah 1902 _m 44 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Hamdaniyah Simriyah of the marbat of Ibn Ghurab of the Shammar tribe, obtained by al-Jad'ah section of the Fid'an tribe, then going to Ahmad al-Hafiz. Purchased from Ahmad al-Hafiz by Homer Davenport and imported in 1906 to the USA by Davenport. Document sealed by Sharay'ah Aba Hassan of al-'Aqaqirah section of the Fid'an. NOTES: The above information (except for the birthdate and importation information) is from a translation of *Jedah's hujjah [p178]. This information is consistent with the original Arabian Horse Club 1909 stud book and Davenport's 1909 catalog, both of which refer to *Jedah as a 1902 brown Hamdaniyah Simriyah. Davenport indicates that *Jedah was owned by the "Jedah" tribe, was of the strain of "Aba Ahrab" and was bred by the Shammar. Her sire is shown by Davenport as a Hamdani Simri of Shaykh Aba Hassan. The description and photos of *Jedah as "brown" do not match perfectly with the hujjah's "totally chestnut," although the mare is not described as "red," and she apparently had no markings. [See photo, p179] According to Raswan Index entry #4421, *Jedah was bred by Ibn 'Arnan of the Jad'ah Fid'an, who lost her to the Shammar, who in turn lost her to the 'Anazah. Raswan indicates that *Jedah was by a Hamdani Simri of Ibn Hazza' of the 'Abdah Shammar who lost him to the Jad'ah Fid'an, where he was bred to a Hamdaniyah Simriyah of Ibn 'Arnan, producing *Jedah. The Hamdani strain of Ibn Ghurab is still found in the Syrian Stud Book, Vol. I (1990), p47. Raswan Index entry #3043 says that Ibn Ghurab of the 'Abdah Shammar bred Hamdani Simri horses that were named after him. Edouard al-Dahdah [2005] says that Ibn Ghurab is from the Khrisah section (not the 'Abdah section) of the Shammar. Tail Female: *Jedah Ancestral Elements bani SAham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Asil Stallion"
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Asil Mare" *Abeyah 1896 bm 39 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 An 'Ubayyah Sharrakiyah of Mit'ab al-Hadb of the al-Thabit section of the Shammar tribe, imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. NOTES: The above information (except for the birthdate and importation data) is from a translation of *Abeyah's hujjah [p143], signed by Shaykh Faris Al Jarba, who was noted in the Blunts' books as Wilfrid Blunt's blood brother. The information is consistent with the translation published in Davenport's book My Quest of the Arabian Horse in 1909. *Abeyah's entry in the 1909 Arabian Horse Club stud book adds a birthdate of 1896, a sire's strain of 'Ubayyan Sharrak and Shammar tribal affiliation for her breeder. The Davenport 1909 catalog agrees, except the birthdate is shown as 1898. Entry #74 for *Abeyah in the Raswan Index shows the same information as the stud book entry with the following elaborations: *Abeyah is shown as bred by Ibn Jilad of Al Wadnan of the Sinjara section of the Shammar tribe by an Abayyan Sharrak of Ibn Rakhis of the Sinjara out of an Abayyah Sharrakiah of Mudaybh Al Hadib of the Tuman section of the Shammar tribe. This entry adds that *Abeyah was later owned by Ibn Zu'ayr of the 'Amarat tribe, who lost her to Mudaybh Al Hadib, original owner of the strain. (See photos p143) Tail Female: *Abeyah Ancestral Elements bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Asil Mare" *Farha 1900 gm 42 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Ma'naqiyah Hudrujiyah of the marbat of Ibn Sbayyil (or Ma'naqiyah Sbailiyah) imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. By a Ma'naqi Sbaili and out of a Ma'naqiyah Sbailiyah. NOTES: The above information (except for the birthdate) is from a translation of *Farha's hujjah [p162]. *Farha's entry in the 1909 stud book of the Arabian Horse Club furnishes the birthdate and is otherwise consistent with this translation. The Davenport 1909 catalog indicates that *Farha was of the strain of Ibn Aga Zidadh of the Qumusah section of the Saba'ah tribe. The translation appears to say that "Ibn Aga Zidadh" was actually a title for a person of note in Aleppo or its surroundings. [See hujjah Notes] Entry #2590 in the Raswan Index says that *Farha's sire was a Ma'naqi Sbaili of Ibn Tamran of the 'Amarat tribe. (See photo p162) Tail Female: *Farha Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0% *Farha: 1900 gm
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Asil Stallion" *Kusof 1904 bs 35 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Ma'naqi from 'Umar Bek, a Circassian of Manbij, imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. [See under Circassion, p15] NOTES: The above information is from a translation of *Kusof's hujjah [p183]. The information is consistent with *Kusof's entry in the 1909 Arabian Horse Club stud book, which indicates that both sire and dam were Ma'naqi Hudruji and that *Kusof was bred by the 'Anazah. The Davenport 1909 catalog says that *Kusof was sired by a Jilfan Sattam al-Bulad and bred by "Sofak el Razn." *Kusof's entry #5447 in the Raswan Index shows the same information as the stud book, while noting Davenport's difference of sire. Raswan identifies "Sofak el Razn" as Sufuq Ar-Razn of the Fid'an. According to Raswan, *Kusof's sire and dam were Ma'naqi Hudruji of "Ibn Kira" of the al-Rus section of the Fid'an tribe. (See photo p183) Tail Male: *Kusof Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/ Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Asil Mare" *Wadduda 1899 cm 30 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Saqlawiyah of Hakim Beg Ibn Mhayd of the Fid'an tribe, presented by Hakim Beg to Ahmad al-Hafiz, then presented by him to Homer Davenport and imported in 1906 to the USA by Davenport. By a Dahman out of a Saqlawiyah. NOTES: The above information is from a new translation of *Wadduda's hujjah [p220]. The information is consistent with *Wadduda's entry in the original 1909 volume of the Arabian Horse Club stud book, the Davenport 1909 catalog and entry #10829 for *Wadduda in the Raswan Index, except that these references show substrains of Dahman Khumayis for sire and Saqlawiyah al-'Abd for dam. Raswan's description of her pedigree is as follows: by a Dahman Khumayis of Ibn Shalhub of the Qumusah section of the Saba'ah tribe and out of a Saqlawiyah al-'Abd of Ibn Sami of the Shammar owned by Hakim Bey Ibn Mhayd, Shaykh of the Fid'an. (See photos p220) Tail Female: *Wadduda Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Shan Asil Mare" *Hadba 1900 bm 43 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Hadbah of the Shammar, obtained by the 'Anazah and imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. By a Shuwayman Sabbah out of a Hadbah Inzihiyah. NOTES: The above information (except for the birthdate and substrain) is from a translation [p158] of *Hadba's hujjah [p168]. The information is consistent with *Hadba's entry in the 1909 stud book of the Arabian Horse Club, which adds the birthdate and substrain. The 1909 Davenport catalog shows the same information as the stud book entry, but gives a birthdate of 1899 and indicates that *Hadba was of the strain of "Akmut Serag" (Ahmad Sarraj, a signatory to her hujjah). Entry #3166 in the Raswan Index shows *Hadba as by a Shuwayman Sabbah of Ibn Sa'dun of the Muntafiq and out of a Hadbah Inzihiyah of Ibn Hazim of the Sinjara section of the Shammar and bred by Ibn Hazim. This entry further has Ibn Hazim giving *Hadba to Bedan (or Zedan) Al-'Awaji of the Wuld Sulayman. [See *Urfah for more about Dhidan al-'Awaji] (See photo p167) Tail Female: *Hadba Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Stallion" *Deyr 1904 cs 33 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 An 'Ubayyan Sharrak bred by the 'Anazah, imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. By a Kuhaylan Ajuz out of an 'Ubayyah Sharrakiyah. NOTES: The above information is from *Deyr's entry in the 1909 Arabian Horse Club stud book. The Davenport 1909 catalog adds that *Deyr was bred by Ibn al-Rashid of Deyr. Raswan Index entry #2000 shows the same information as the Davenport catalog, with the following elaborations: by a Kuhaylan Ajuz of Ibn Tamri of the Saba'ah 'Anazah out of an 'Ubayyah Sharrakiyah of Ibn Ajlan of the al-Hanatish of the Fid'an 'Anazah. *Deyr's hujjah is not known to have been preserved. It appears that some information (names of those sealing the document) from the hujjah of *Simri-a Hamdani Simri stallion imported by Davenport from the Ruwalah, later gelded and never registered-was used in preparing the registration entry of *Deyr. (See photos p155) Tail Male: *Deyr Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Hamidie Asil Mare" *Galfia 1887 cm 255 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Hamdaniyah Simriyah imported in 1893 to the USA by the Hamidie Society. NOTES: The above information is from *Galfia's posthumous entry in the Arabian Horse Club stud book Vol. II (1918). Two 1909 letters from J.R. Dolbony (apparently a performer with the Hamidie Society) to Homer Davenport show *Galfia as bred by Shaykh Rashid al-Sulayman of the Bani Sakhr, owner of her sire and her dam, both of the Hamdani Simri strain. These letters are part of the National Archives file of correspondence between the officers of the AHC and the government agency responsible for approving livestock registries. These letters have been reprinted [Dirks & Dirks, 1989]. [Also see Schilla and *Pride] (See photo p165) Tail Female: *Galfia Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/Hamidie, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Asil Bani Sham Stallion" Antez 1921 cs 448 AHR Breeder: F.E. Lewis II Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Wadduda Ancestral Elements Bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Stallion
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Bani Sham Arabians
Bani Sham Asil Stallion" *El Bulad 1903 gs 29 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Jilfan Sattam al-Bulad of Musa Ibn Hasan Agha (a signatory to the hujjah) and imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. By a Kuhaylan 'Ajuz out of a Jilfah Sattam al-Bulad. NOTES: This information is from a translation of *El Bulad's Arabic hujjah [p158]. The information is consistent with *El Bulad's entry in the 1909 Arabian Horse Club stud book and the Davenport 1909 catalog. (See photo p158) Tail Male: *El Bulad Ancestral Elements bani Sham/Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus on Bani Sham
Bani Sham *Euphrates 1905 cs 36 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Saqlawi al 'Abd of the marbat of Dhidan al-'Awaji of the Wuld Sulayman tribe, of the strain of the 'Abdah section of the Shammar tribe, and imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. By a Hamdani Simri. NOTES: The above information (except for the sire) is from a translation of *Urfah's hujjah [p.219]. Other sources have mistakenly shown *Euphrates, *Hamrah and *Urfah as Saqlawi Jidran. *Euphrates's entry in the 1909 Arabian Horse Club stud book adds the sire information and incorrectly spells the breeder "Ibn Badan el Awagi." Davenport's 1909 catalog refers to *Euphrates as of the strain of "Ibn Zedan al-Awaji." A note by Davenport on the back of *Farha's export document indicates that *Euphrates, *Haffia and *Hamrah were by the same stallion, a chestnut Hamdani Simri. According to entry #2475 in the Raswan Index, *Euphrates' sire was a Hamdani Simri of Ibn Subay'i of the Saba'ah tribe. [Also see *Haffia and *Hamrah] (See photo p161) Tail Male: *Euphrates Tail Female: *Urfah Ancestral Elements Bani sham/ Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred "Indie Star 1998 cs 559682 AHR Breeder: C. Lyons Tail Male: *Muson Tail Female: *Werdi Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred "Sportin Life 1980 ks 219859 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Muson Tail Female: *Werdi Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred "Salil Ibn Iliad 1991 bs 499030 AHR Breeder: T.N. & L.S. Detweiler Tail Male: *Muson Tail Female: *Nufoud Ancestral Elements Davenport, 78.1% Sa'ud, 12.5% Egypt I, 6.2% Hamidie, 1.6% Nejdran, 1.6%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred "Pretty Special CF 1984 gm 304491 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred "Pericles 1965 gs 34416 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Strian blood lines
Asil desert bred "Iliad 1975 bs 124160 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Muson Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian bloodlines
Asil desert bred "Surpass 1999 cs 569883 AHR Breeder: H. & H. Haenert Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred "Dhalana 1950 gm 6347 AHR Breeder: J.J. Sullivan Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian Blood lines
Asil desert bred "Bah-Rani LF 1999 gs 564893 AHR Breeder: G. or S. Farmer Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Urfah Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred "http://www.alkhamsa.org Index Disclaimer ADA Skylarking 2006 gm 626943 AHR Breeder: J.M. Diaz Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Strian blood lines
Asil desert bred "AbuHanad 1949 cs 5226 AHR Breeder: J.W. Douthit Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Urfah Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred Syrian " Personic LF 1998 cs 551760 AHR Breeder: G. or S. Farmer Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Urfah Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred Syrian "Memoir UF 1986 cs 373842 AHR Breeder: J.B. Gregorian Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
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Asil desert bred Syrian "Lady Grey 1961 gm 19650 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred "Lady Fair 1966 gm 39880 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred Syrian "Letarlah 1966 cm 38724 AHR Breeder: C.U. Case Tail Male: *Muson Tail Female: *Hadba Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
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Asil desert bred "Kamil Ibn Sahanad 1976 cs 146528 AHR Breeder: Golden Future Arabians Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Wadduda Ancestral Elements Davenport, 98.4% Hamidie, 1.6%
Banu Sanhadja Breeding focus Syrian blood lines
Asil desert bred "Hanad 1922 cs 489 AHR Breeder: Hingham Stock Farm Tail Male: *Deyr Tail Female: *Wadduda Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
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Asil desert bred Syrian "DDA Antikat 1990 gm 465768 AHR Breeder: J.F. or D.L. Dirks Tail Male: *Muson Tail Female: *Hadba Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
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Asil desert bred Syrian "Circe CF 1985 bm 338573 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Muson Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
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Asil desert bred Syrian " Bint Ralf 1963 bm 26711 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Abbeian Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
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Asil desert bred Syrian "Audobon 1980 gs 223513 AHR Breeder: C.C. Craver III Tail Male: *Muson Tail Female: *Reshan Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
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Syrian desert bred "*Hamrah 1904 bs 28 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Saqlawi al 'Abd of the marbat of Dhidan al-'Awaji of the Wuld Sulayman tribe, of the strain of the 'Abdah section of the Shammar tribe, and imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. By a Hamdani Simri. NOTES: The above information (except for the sire) is from a translation of *Urfah's hujjah [p219] Other sources have incorrectly shown *Hamrah, *Euphrates and their dam, *Urfah, as Saqlawi Jidran. *Hamrah's entry in the 1909 Arabian Horse Club stud book adds the sire information and mistakenly spells the breeder "Ibn Badan el Awagi." Davenport's 1909 catalog refers to *Hamrah as of the strain of "Ibn Zedan" al-'Awaji. A note by Davenport on the back of *Farha's export document indicates that *Euphrates, *Haffia and *Hamrah were by the same stallion, a chestnut Hamdani Simri. According to *Hamrah's entry #3464 in the Raswan Index, the breeder was Ibn Badan al-'Awaji of the Wuld Sulayman. This entry also shows *Hamrah's sire as a Hamdani Simri of Ibn Subay'i of the Saba'ah. [Also see *Euphrates, *Haffia, and Halloul] (See photo p174) Tail Male: *Hamrah Tail Female: *Urfah Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
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Syrian desert bred "*Muson 1899 gs 27 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Kuhaylan 'Ajuz al Mussin (or Kuhaylan Mussin) imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. By a Shuwayman Sabbah out of a bay Kuhaylah Mussinnah. NOTES: The above information (except for the birthdate and the importation information) is from a translation of *Muson's hujjah [p195]. The birthdate and importation information is from *Muson's entry in the 1909 Arabian Horse Club stud book. The stud book indicates that *Muson was bred by the Ruwalah tribe. The stud book information is consistent with Davenport's 1909 catalog, which adds that *Muson was purchased from "Sheykh Sheb Salami." The translation says this is a signatory to *Muson's hujjah: "Shibli Salamah, Mayor of Ashrafiyat Sahnaya," a small village in the vicinity of Damascus. According to Raswan Index entry #6923, *Muson is shown as by a Shuwayman Sabbah of Ibn Mulhim of the Hasana Wuld Ali and as out of a Kuhaylat Umm Muhsinnah of Ibn Jandal of the Suwalimah Ruala. Raswan further equates Davenport's "Sheykh Sheb Salam" with "Hlayb As-Suwalma." [Raswan's transliterations] (See photo p195) Tail Male: *Muson Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
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Syrian desert bred "*Haleb 1901 bs 25 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A "red" Ma'naqi Hudruji of Ibn Sbayyil of the Saba'ah (or Ma'naqi Sbaili) stallion imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. By a Shuwayman Sabbah out of a Ma'naqiyah Sbailiyah. NOTES: The above information is from a translation of *Haleb's hujjah [p172]. This information is consistent with a translation of *Haleb's pedigree published by Davenport [1909] and *Haleb's entry in the 1909 Arabian Horse Club stud book, showing *Haleb as brown and as bred by the Qumusah section of the Saba'ah tribe. The Davenport 1909 catalog says that *Haleb was "of the strain of Ali Rashid" and was bred by the Qumusah Saba'ah, who presented him to Nazim Pasha, Governor of Aleppo. *Haleb was then presented to Davenport by Nazim Pasha. The marbat mentioned in the Davenport catalog is problematic, according to Edouard al-Dahdah (2006). "Ali al-Rashid is the Shaykh of the Bu-Khamis, who by 1906 were about to be assimilated by the Fid'an of Hakim Ibn Mhayd. How can he bred by the Qumusah Saba'ah and at the same time be from the strain of a satellite tribe of Fid'an? The Qumusah is the tribe from which Man'aqi Sbaili originated, so I would give more credence to that part of the account than to the Ali Rashid part." Entry #3333 in the Raswan Index shows *Haleb as by a Shuwayman Sabbah of Ibn Amiri of al-'Arafah of the 'Abdah section of the Saba'ah and as out of a Ma'naqiyah Sbailiyah of Ibn Zabyan of the Saba'ah, who had her from Ibn Farraj of the Aslam section of the Shammar tribe, with *Haleb himself shown as bred by Ibn Zabyan of the Qumusah section of the Saba'ah. (See photo p172) Tail Male: *Haleb Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
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Syrian desert bred "*Obeyran c.1880's gs 2 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Saqlawi Ubayri stallion imported in 1893 to the USA by the Hamidie Society. NOTES: The above information is from *Obeyran's entry in the initial 1909 Arabian Horse Club stud book, which shows *Obeyran as foaled in 1879. According to the Tattersall's sale catalog for the Hamidie horses, *Obeyran was an iron-grey four-year-old in 1893-4. Saqlawi Ubayri is given as *Obeyran's strain in the Tattersall's catalog and the 1909 stud book. On *Obeyran's AHC register sheet and in several places in Vols. II, III and IV of the AHC stud books he is shown as 'Ubayyan Sharrak. In Vol. I, his strain is shown as Saqlawi Jidran. Homer Davenport in various publications showed his strain as either 'Ubayyan Sharrak or Saqlawi Ubayri. Entry #7555 in the Raswan Index shows both the 'Ubayyan Sharrak (but indicates that this is incorrect) and Saqlawi Ubayri references, and quotes the Tattersall's catalog for age and color. [See photos, p116 and p200] According to information in two 1909 (9/14 and 9/22) letters from J.R. Dolbony (apparently a performer with the Hamidie Society) to Homer Davenport, *Obeyran was bred by 'Abd al-Karim of the Bani Khalid and foaled c1880. His dam was said to be a Saqlawiyah Ubayriyah named "Senona" and his sire a Ma'naqi Hudruji named "El Tahy." These letters are part of the National Archives file of correspondence between the officers of the AHC and the government agency responsible for approving livestock registries. These letters were reprinted [Dirks & Dirks, 1989]. Tail Male: *Obeyran Ancestral Elements Hamidie, 100.0%
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Syrian desert bred "*Houran 1904 bs 26 AHR Breeder: A Foundation Horse - see The Documentation, pp 120-225 A Kuhaylan 'Ajuz of Tamir (or Kuhaylan Tamri) bred by the 'Anazah and imported in 1906 to the USA by Homer Davenport. By a Hadban Inzihi of the 'Anazah out of a Kuhaylah Tamriyah of the 'Anazah. NOTES: The above information is from *Houran's entry in the 1909 stud book of the Arabian Horse Club. The information is consistent with Davenport's 1909 catalog, which adds that *Houran was bred by and purchased from the Qumusah Saba'ah 'Anazah. Entry #3838 in the Raswan Index elaborates to show *Houran as by a Hadban Inzihi of Ibn Mijlad of the Dahamishah section of the 'Amarat tribe of the 'Anazah confederation and as out of a Kuhaylah Tamriyah of Ibn Shalhub of the Qumusah section of the Saba'ah. *Houran's hujjah is not known to have been preserved. It appears that some information from a hujjah for *Mowarda 34 was used in preparing the AHC registration entry of *Houran. This hujjah seems to be a partial or preliminary draft replaced by the more complete document used to register *Mowarda himself. (See photo p177) Tail Male: *Houran Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
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