Comments on: Hujjah: Gazala, a desert-bred mare from Hail, Saudi Arabia, 1971 http://daughterofthewind.org/hujjah-gazala-a-desert-bred-mare-from-hail-saudi-arabia-1971/ Sat, 11 Feb 2012 19:58:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Király, László http://daughterofthewind.org/hujjah-gazala-a-desert-bred-mare-from-hail-saudi-arabia-1971/comment-page-1/#comment-28395 Király, László Fri, 23 Jul 2010 22:11:59 +0000 http://daughterofthewind.org/?p=2868#comment-28395 We can read about the naming system of the arabian horses In the book of Erika Schiele, " Arabiens Pferde- Allahs liebste Kinder" (BLV Verlag,1972). The very interesting chapter of the book ( i have the german edition only) called the " Breeding system of the bedouins- Sirelines, Marefamilies, Inbreeding" . Erika Schiele says here, in the Nedjd the horses received the names after the sire, not after the dam. Here citiert the legendary arabian horse-expertin the case of Gazala as a precedent. Gazala , the From Prof.Simmons to Germany imported bay mare was born among the Shammar bedouins in the district of Hail. Gazala's five-generations pedigree is an example for this fact. Gazala and her all ancestors in the pedigree -table received the family-name after the sire. László We can read about the naming system of the arabian horses In the book of Erika Schiele, ” Arabiens Pferde- Allahs liebste Kinder” (BLV Verlag,1972). The very interesting chapter of the book ( i have the german edition only) called the ” Breeding system of the bedouins- Sirelines, Marefamilies, Inbreeding” .
Erika Schiele says here, in the Nedjd the horses received the names after the sire, not after the dam.
Here citiert the legendary arabian horse-expertin the case of Gazala as a precedent.
Gazala , the From Prof.Simmons to Germany imported bay mare was born among the Shammar bedouins in the district of Hail. Gazala’s five-generations pedigree
is an example for this fact. Gazala and her all ancestors in the pedigree -table received the family-name after the sire.
László

]]> By: Edouard http://daughterofthewind.org/hujjah-gazala-a-desert-bred-mare-from-hail-saudi-arabia-1971/comment-page-1/#comment-22517 Edouard Thu, 01 Apr 2010 16:10:40 +0000 http://daughterofthewind.org/?p=2868#comment-22517 Hi Clothilde, I think crossing back to these new desert-breds like the Syrian, the Saudi (including Gazala's descendents) is the way to go.. Her progeny is very deserty and dry, and I like them too. There is a nice picture of her in the Asil Araber II, I think.. Hi Clothilde, I think crossing back to these new desert-breds like the Syrian, the Saudi (including Gazala’s descendents) is the way to go.. Her progeny is very deserty and dry, and I like them too. There is a nice picture of her in the Asil Araber II, I think..

]]> By: Clothilde http://daughterofthewind.org/hujjah-gazala-a-desert-bred-mare-from-hail-saudi-arabia-1971/comment-page-1/#comment-22498 Clothilde Thu, 01 Apr 2010 06:46:55 +0000 http://daughterofthewind.org/?p=2868#comment-22498 Edouard, thanks for that article...I am doing some pedigree research for a friend in Luxembourg and was not aware of this specific mare. I found it amazing because she was crossed with some interesting lines including Turfa. Don't you think it is great to cross back to the Saudi desert??? I have found pictures of one of her son, he is really a beautiful horse. If someone has a picture to share of Gazala, you are more than welcome! Edouard, thanks for that article…I am doing some pedigree research for a friend in Luxembourg and was not aware of this specific mare.
I found it amazing because she was crossed with some interesting lines including Turfa. Don’t you think it is great to cross back to the Saudi desert???
I have found pictures of one of her son, he is really a beautiful horse.

If someone has a picture to share of Gazala, you are more than welcome!

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