A nice picture of Jalam al Ubayyan as a young stallion in Saudi Arabia. He was bred in 1949 by Saud Ibn Adballah ibn Jalawi, Governor of the Saudi province of al-Hasa, and was imported to the USA by Connie Cobb in 1966.  He is present in many of the shorter (i.e., closer to the desert) pedigrees of US-bred asil horses (mainly through the category known as BLUE STAR Arabians).  Photo courtesy of the late Billy Sheets. Not sure if it was published before. Click on the picture to enlarge it.
Wow – now that’s a horse!!
Thank you so much for posting the photo Edouard.
My bedoiun source stallion(blue star) is 25% Jalam Al Ubayan and looks very much like him. I enjoy your website very much. Keep up the good work.
Regards,
Troy Patterson
Thanks the feedback, Troy! What a horse you have in DB Al Sakr? Can you send me pictures for me to post? ealdahdah@hotmail.com
Peace, mercy and blessings of God,
Dear Sirs, I would like to extend my sincere thanks and gratitude to you for your historical and cultural efforts to preserve the heritage of the purebred Arabian horse.
Mishaal Al-Mansour, is interested and researcher in everything related to Saudi history and the common Saudi culture.
Can I use this picture attached to my Twitter account? Note that it is from your site.
Is it possible to provide me with any information regarding these Saudi horses, as well as a gift from Prince Saud bin Jalawi?
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your message. Thank you also for asking for permission to use this picture. Yes you may use it for your Twitter Account. The horses is a Ubayyan from the horses of Saud Ibn Abdallah Ibn Jalawi. He was exported to the USA as a gift from him to one of the American employees of ARAMCO.
Hi Edouard,
Could you contact me on my email, A1history0@gmail.com.
Thnx