7 thoughts on “New photo of 25-Amurath Sahib”

  1. Man o man!! There’s everything- long ears, flexible nostrils, deep, deep, deep jowls, fabulous eyes.. How can I get a copy of the Khamsat magazine. I wonder if 240, Kuhaylan 8 was an asil mare? Theres a gal here in oregon that has one of the last Hyannis Cattle company horses, and he’s got three lines to her, and the Amurath horses too.
    best
    Bruce Peek

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  2. Dear Bruce,

    You mean 240 Koheilan VIII-5 , I think. Yes she was an asil mare from the damline of 74.Tiffle. She went to the U.S.A. with the best Babolna horses as a booty of the U.S.Army after the World War II. As far as I know, the line is died out in asil form.
    This mare was one of my alltime favorites.

    László

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  3. She looks like a using horse in addition to a beautiful horse, which is always wonderful to see. Thank you László for sharing!

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  4. All of that and tifle too? wow! If I remember correctly wasn’t Tifle a Hamdany Simri? What an influential mare something like Rodania.. I wonder when she was imported to Babolna?
    best
    Bruce Peek

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  5. Bruce, you can purchase a subscription (or just a single issue) of the Khamsat by contacting the Al Khamsa business office at info@alkhamsa.org.

    74. Tifle (or Tiffle) was a chestnut mare, “Original-Araber, Rasse Nedschdi, Hamdanie Stammes.” from an 1827 printed list of Arabian horses at Babolna, reproduced in Dr. Walter Hecker’s “Babolna und seine Araber.” Tifle was foaled 1810, imported by Baron von Fechtig in 1816. She was put down c1833. Foals as follows, acc. to Kwiatkowski:
    1817 ch. c. Gidran I, by Siglavy Gidran OA
    1819 c. Gidran, by Siglavy Gidran OA
    1823 ch. f. 8 Gidran, by Siglavy Gidran OA
    1824 c. Gidran, by Siglavy Gidran OA
    1826 c. Anaze, by Anaze OA
    1827 b. f. 47 Durzy, by Durzy OA
    1828 c. Anaze, by Anaze OA
    1829 ch. f. 74 Anaze, by Anaze OA
    1831 c. Messrour, by Messrour OA

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