Photo of the day: desert-bred Ma’naghiyah Hadrajiyah

By Edouard Aldahdah

Posted on May 13th, 2008 in Syria

Desert bred Ma’naghiyah Hadrajiyah from the Syrian desert

This pretty bay mare, heavy in foal is a desert-bred Ma’naghiyah Hadrajiyah from the Shammar tribe.  The strain originally came from the ‘Anazah tribe by  way of tribal raiding.

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This blog is maintained by Edouard al-Dahdah, a breeder and lover of Desert Arabian Horses, and otherwise a Senior Eonomist at the World Bank in Washington, DC. It seeks to share a passion, of course, but also to raise awareness about desert Arabian horses, their homeland and their heritage. Keep reading and I will keep posting.

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