Another view of Basil Jadaan’s stud last October
I like this image so much that I will make it a blog header for a few days. I think the beautiful mare on the left is a Kuhaylat al-Mimrah.
A blog on desert arabian horses, past, present and future
I like this image so much that I will make it a blog header for a few days. I think the beautiful mare on the left is a Kuhaylat al-Mimrah.
Truly lovely mares!
A deserving header!
What a gorgeous view!
Really lovely!
Dear Edouard
thank you for useful information.
i read article was written by you and Hazaim Alwair about Krush and others
you wrote Jawza from watban ?
can you please tell me what is the source for this information about Jawza
“Burning Bush, was bought by Blunt from Hama bred by Seba’a and she bought Jawza from Watban Aldawish”
Best Regards
Dear Badr,
Are you a grandson of Watban?
Jauza is from Sultan al-Dawish not Watban.
Here is what Lady Anne Blunt wrote on Jauza, in her Sheykh Obeyd Herdbook:
“A chestnut mare, Kehilet el Krush, foaled in 1909. Jauza was desert bred, sire Dahman Shahwan of Sheykh Mubarak ibn Sabah, Amir of Kuwait, dam Kehilet el Krush, favorite mare of the late Sheykh Sultan el Duish. She was purchased through Ali el Abdalla el Bassam and arrived at Sheykh Obeyd August 1913.”
You can find this information in the book of Colin Pearson and Kees Mol, Arabian Horse Families of Egypt, page 144.
Dear Edouard
thank you for reply
yes i am grandson of watban.
sheykh Sulatn died in 1907 so the owner of juza not sulatn.
did anne blunt mention to the owner of Jausa or another books?
she wrote only to the owner of her father anf mother only.
Best regrads
Salam
Umm al-Faras Jauza kaanat Faras Sultan al-Dawish. Jawza tawlid 1909. Ummuha taqriban tkoon wulidat hawali sanat 1900..