i found handwritten notes about the pedigree of Mahrous, which I am reproducing here for the first time, they are probably from a transcription of his hujjah:
Mahrous
sire: al Wati from Hakim al-Ghishm
dam: the mare of Wuhayidd al-Hamad of the Faddaghah Shammar
her sire: al-Marzakani Najm al-Sobh [Abu Ketf]
her dam: al Ubayyah, whose sire is the Dahman Al-Amer the horse of Sfoug ibn Ajil al-Yawer.
end of notes.
I don’t think that the pedigree of Mahrous in the Syrian studbook has this information about the great grand sire that Dahman, being from the Duhm of Ajil al-Yawer, which by the way, Ajil al-Yawer purchased from the Barazi family in Hama in the 1950s.
The King!!!
Sadly Bruce, that may not be possible for some time. See this earlier post from last year: http://daughterofthewind.org/sad-news-from-aleppo/
This is Mahrous, a Ubayyan Suhayli from the marbat of Awwad Azzam al-Sahlan (who gave the strain its name) of the Shammar.
Head stallion at Mustafa al-Jabri
Que c’est beau !
Je ne reconnais pas Mahrous sur cette photo. L’ayant bien connu, ce cheval est excellent et excellent reproducteur.
Louis Bauduin.
i found handwritten notes about the pedigree of Mahrous, which I am reproducing here for the first time, they are probably from a transcription of his hujjah:
Mahrous
sire: al Wati from Hakim al-Ghishm
dam: the mare of Wuhayidd al-Hamad of the Faddaghah Shammar
her sire: al-Marzakani Najm al-Sobh [Abu Ketf]
her dam: al Ubayyah, whose sire is the Dahman Al-Amer the horse of Sfoug ibn Ajil al-Yawer.
end of notes.
I don’t think that the pedigree of Mahrous in the Syrian studbook has this information about the great grand sire that Dahman, being from the Duhm of Ajil al-Yawer, which by the way, Ajil al-Yawer purchased from the Barazi family in Hama in the 1950s.