From Jenny Lees:
“Here is Mlolshaan Mahrous . He is around 15 hands 1” a very pretty stallion with a slightly cheekier sense of humour. He will cover Hamdanieh Munya this summer.”
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From Jenny Lees:
“Here is Mlolshaan Mahrous . He is around 15 hands 1” a very pretty stallion with a slightly cheekier sense of humour. He will cover Hamdanieh Munya this summer.”
Very handsome! He must be related to Mlolshaan Hager Solomon…
What a gorgeous stallion he is!
He’s reminiscent of Sunshine, who was owned by Albert W Harris. Lots of substance,good angles, good mitbah, good bone, all of which makes for a very good mover.Jenny Lees you are so lucky!
Best wishes
Bruce Peek
Mahrous traces in his dam line to a different mare than Mlolshaan Hager Solomon, based on the Bahrain stud book. There were two Mlolesh mares registered when the stud book was first put together. Mahrous trace to one of the two mares, and M. Hager Solomon traces to the other. There is no documentation in the original stud books to show if they were related. Of course, if we had hair from both, we could establish if they have a common ancestress.
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