Larabi, superb asil stallion from Algeria

The superb Larabi, born in 1966 and a Jilfan Dhawi by strain, was together with the Shuwayman Sabbah stallion Guercif (b. 1961), one of the last asil stallions from Algeria. The small group of asil Arabians from the Algerian state stud of Tiaret were, in my opinion, the best in the world. As a group, they were better than the Straight Egyptians in my view. Too bad only one stallion and one mare are now left.

Below, a photo of Larabi’s asil daughter Bakra (x Guemria by Zilzal), from the collection of Jean-Claude Rajot.

15 thoughts on “Larabi, superb asil stallion from Algeria”

  1. I love finding connections between seemingly unconnected horses that ended up in different places around the world. It turns out the desert-bred stallion Zilzal, born in 1939, imported by the French to their Algerian government stud of Tiaret, was the older full brother of the Egyptian RAS stallion El Nasser, born in 1938.

    Per the studbook, Zilzal, imported from Beirut to Algeria, was born in 1939, by a “Deheiman”, and was a “keheilan da’ajani” by strain. Per Henri Pharaon, El Nasser was born in 1938, by a “Douhaymane Al Ajarrache” out of a “Dajania”.

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  2. With the shoulders and coupling that he as- he could not fail to be an incredible improver stallion!.
    Best
    Bruce Peek

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