Another photo of Ruzayq, the desert bred Saqlawi stallion in Dirab, Saudi Arabia
This magnificent white stallion is not a show horse but a desert bred stallion that took part in a halter competition organized in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. His name is Ruzayq, and he was sired by Haleem, a Hamdani. Ruzayq stands at the Saudi government stud in Dirab. He traces to Saqlawi mares bred by the Bani Sakhr tribe (now settled in both Jordan and Saudi Arabia). The Shaykhs of this tribe, Aal Fayiz, were famous for their Saqlawis.
Thanks Pure Man for forwarding this beautiful photo. What a horse. What a HORSE.
Indeed!
As we say in Hebrew, “Wa wa WE Wah!!!”, which is a great thumbs up.
Dear Edouard,
thank you for what you doing for horses. its greet job. about Ruzaq his strain is kuhalan umm arqob according to King Abdullazez center (Dirab).
Thank you for the correction. He and Haleem are both wonderful horses