A nice article in Arabian Horse Magazine by Jehangir Rustomjee on his visit to Poland to see Kuheilaan Aafas Maidaan. Below a different photo of him, by © Lidia Pawłowska.
Kuheilaan Aafas Maidaan in 2025
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A nice article in Arabian Horse Magazine by Jehangir Rustomjee on his visit to Poland to see Kuheilaan Aafas Maidaan. Below a different photo of him, by © Lidia Pawłowska.
The Polish state studs have barely used him at all, preferring to concentrate on fashionable halter lines instead. He’s been wasted at Janów. I would like to think that he will be given a chance to sire more foals, but he doesn’t seem to be the sort of horse the state studs have been looking to produce in the last twenty or more years.
Agree, Kate. I am so sorry about him, and about the Bahraini stallions at the EAO. What a loss for the future diversity of the breed.
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Congratulations to you
Good big , knees, hocks and hooves . I wonder if they can ship semen?..
best
Bruce Peek
Janów has fresh but not frozen for him, stud fee 3000 PLN.
next year.
He was used at Janow when first there, I have photos of him as a foal and of his dam and also a couple of photos of the foals he sired at Janow. I am not sure if I can post them here? I know Marek Trela was very positive about using him but expecting it to take a couple of generations at least to get the results he hoped for. Between 2016 and a couple of years ago, politically motivated changes at the State Studs and in particular multiple changes of the Director of Janow meant he was overlooked. There are plans to “utilize him wisely again” as mentioned by Jehangir. One of his best daughters is the bay Poziomka, regularly competing in sport horse classes including dressage. There’s a video of her from a couple of years ago here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DMKcZy5t6pv/