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UAE Arabian Horse St Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates ARABIAN HORSE STUD BOOK Volume XXX 2013 11801 – 12200 www.eahs.org Emirates Arabian Horse Society UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates EMIRATES ARABIAN HORSE SOCIETY UNITED ARAB EMIRATES President: H. H. SHEIKH MANSOOR BIN ZAYED AL NAHYAN P. O. Box 26888 www.eahs.org Abu Dhabi Tel.: 00971-2-626 9 222 United Arab Emirates Fax.: 00971-2-627 5 116 e-mail: [email protected] Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates A B R E V I A T I O N S Imp: Imported Horse OA Original Arab REG_NO Registration Number M: Mare S: Stallion G: Gelding Emb: Embryo Transferred Note: The number at the end of certain names joined by hyphen is part of the name and has nothing to do with Registration Number. This number was to differentiate between horses with the same name only. *** The star before the stallion name means that the stallion is neither present nor registered in the UAE but its progeny is registered in the UAE (only in some mentioned cases) Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates ARABIAN HORSE STUD BOOK Volume XXX 11801 – 12200 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Registered Horses 2. Stud Mares and their Progenies 3. Sires and their Progenies 4. Horses imported (by imported semen or in Utero etc.) 5. UAE Owners 6. Overseas Owners Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates 1 REGISTERED HORSES Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates Registered Horses I N D E X NAME REG_NO A.M. SAHAABH (AE) 12096 AA AZAM (AE) 12020 AABER ASF (QA) 11956 AAKIF (FR) 11868 AATHOOB (AE) 12073 ABBADI AL HULAIFI (AE) 11866 ABLAJ AL HAWAJER (AE) 12199 ADAAS (AE) 11817 ADEEN (AE) 11820 ADHAM AL DHAFRA (AE) 11974 ADHAM AL HAWAJER (AE) 11989 AETEZAZ AL KONOD (AE) 12006 AFEEFA AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12116 AGHADEER (AE) 12183 AIN EL RIH (DE) 12151 AJYAD AL HAWAJER (AE) 11980 AL ANID (FR) 12155 AL ARANDS MUGHAIDER (AE) 12005 AL ARYAM AL FAHAD (AE) 12076 AL ARYAM BARE'E (AE) 12078 AL ARYAM MAJID (AE) 12077 AL ARYAM SAFIYA (AE) 12079 AL FAAQI (AE) 11812 AL FOAH (AE) 12133 AL HANASH (AE) 11814 AL HAYZOUM H.N. (AE) 12087 AL HUDA (AE) 11995 AL JEEMI FAJR (AE) 12160 AL JEEMI RIMA (AE) 12161 AL JEEMI SHAQRA'A (AE) 12159 AL KHATAF (AE) 12139 AL NAIFAH (AE) 12024 AL QARMOSHA (AE) 12066 AL RASHI (AE) 11957 AL RAYYAN AAM (AE) 12091 AL RUWAYYAH (AE) 11964 AL SHEMAILYAH (AE) 12074 AL TAYLAH (AE) 11931 Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates Registered Horses I N D E X NAME REG_NO AL THEEB (AE) 12069 AL TINHAT ZAINAH (AE) 11923 AL WARD ELTURATHI (AE) 11928 AL-BASHIQ M (AE) 11948 ALDHAW (AE) 12125 ALHUZEIRH (AE) 12063 ALIZEE DU BIBAL (FR) 11918 ALSAHB (AE) 11899 ALYASAT (FR) 12157 AMEED (AE) 11999 AMEER AL KHAMIS (AE) 12184 AMEER AL SAHARI (AE) 12000 AMINAH AL SHAQAB (IT) 12162 AMIR AL DHAFRA (AE) 11973 AMMAR AL SHATHRWAN (AE) 11916 AMMORIAH AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12118 ANIS AL DHABI (AE) 12172 ANOOD AL SHARQ (AE) 12168 ANWER (AE) 11863 AR HELWAT ALROOH KA (NL) 11922 ARABI (AE) 11838 AREA ASSRIA (GB) 11909 AREEJ AL SHOOQ (AE) 12007 AROUB AL HAWAJER (AE) 11983 AS TAIF (AE) 12138 ASAD BABEL (AE) 11943 ASHHAL (AE) 11942 ASJAD (AE) 11900 ASMAN D'AROCO (FR) 12042 ASRAR AL RAMS (AE) 11888 ASYAD (AE) 11992 ATIQUA AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12114 ATYAB (AE) 11935 AWAAM (FR) 11891 AWAM (FR) 11871 AYA EL RIH (DE) 12150 AZEEMA EL RIH (DE) 12149 B A JAWAHER (AE) 12137 Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates Registered Horses I N D E X NAME REG_NO BADR STAR (AE) 12010 BALAD AL REEF (AE) 11803 BAR AASEFA (AE) 11914 BARAQ AL HAWAJER (AE) 11981 BAREQ AL HAWAJER (AE) 12196 BARRAQAH (AE) 11932 BELBOWRIE (AE) 12190 BELLISSIMA (AE) 11824 BERWAAZ (AE) 11994 BESS KILANO (BG) 11845 BIN CONCORD (AE) 12070 BINT AL IED AL THANIYA (SA) 12034 BINT ASAWER (AE) 12038 BINT HILALIAH (AE) 12188 BINT KAWALI (AE) 12126 BINT WAFEEKA (AE) 11883 BIRIDES (AE) 12064 BISHR AL MAKNOON (AE) 12165 BOREAL DE LA RIVIERE (FR) 11955 BREEYANI CA (US) 11846 BURKAN AL DAR (AE) 12194 BURNING FANCY (US) 11886 CARACAL ALAWDA (AE) 12059 CASIAS (AE) 12029 CHAHAB AL DHABI (AE) 12171 D ABAAD (US) 12048 D ABOOD (US) 12049 D EHAB (AE) 12022 D FALLAH (AE) 11835 D HITHAM (IT) 11936 D JABALE (AE) 12130 D JUMANA (AE) 12147 D MAYSOON EL DAKAR (US) 11862 D MIRAAN (AE) 11836 D NEAMAH (AE) 12128 D NETHAM (US) 11860 D PRINCE MAGNUM (US) 12148 D SARA (US) 12047 Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates Registered Horses I N D E X NAME REG_NO D SFWAAN (AE) 12129 D SHADOW DANCER (US) 11861 D SHAKIRA (US) 11859 D SHAMAL DESERT DREAM (US) 11858 D TOHAMA (AE) 12146 D WAJNAH (AE) 12058 D ZUBADAH (AE) 11834 DABIT ALDUMANY (AE) 11945 DAHR W'RSAN (AE) 11840 DALJAN (AE) 11819 DANAT AL REEF (AE) 11806 DEHAM (AE) 12142 DHABI AL HAWAJER (AE) 11986 DHUMEER (AE) 11816 DIDJAN (FR) 11920 DJELILA AL MELS (FR) 11878 DUKHAN (AE) 12019 E.M. AHRAR (AE) 11827 E.M. THURAYA (AE) 12033 E.S. AWZAN (AE) 11830 E.S. FATEK (AE) 12085 E.S. HILWAN (AE) 12086 EBDAA (AE) 12062 EKUMENA (PL) 11855 EL KHALDIYAH (AE) 11934 EL MAGAM (AE) 12053 EL WARD MS (PL) 11856 ELIXIR OF SHANGHAI E.A. (ES) 11831 ELSAKAB MS (PL) 11857 EMANDORIA (PL) 11849 EMMARAAMA (PL) 11854 ERICA (PL) 11853 ESABELLA (US) 11822 ETROSCHKA (AE) 12088 EVONA E (US) 11847 F.E.'S SAMBA (AT) 11929 F.R.S. ALTAN (AE) 11954 F.R.S. DELAZAR (AE) 11937 Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates Registered Horses I N D E X NAME REG_NO F.R.S. MONIETEE (AE) 11950 F.R.S. SAJAYA (AE) 11913 FABRA (PL) 12136 FABRIGAS (AE) 12030 FARAH AJMAN (AE) 11924 FARAH THE PRINCESS (AE) 11844 FARASHA AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12113 FELWA (AE) 11993 FIROOZ (AE) 11826 FLAXMAN'S SORAYA (NL) 12152 FRASERA MASHARA (IT) 12039 FS AL SHABAHA (DE) 11946 G.S. NADA GULFA (AE) 11927 G.S. NBA GULFA (AE) 11926 G.S. SHAHAD GULFA (AE) 12179 G.S. ZAFARANT GULFA (AE) 12178 GAFEL (AE) 12065 GALAGEL ALBADEIA (EG) 12145 GARBO C (US) 12025 GHALI AL DHAFRA (AE) 11971 GHALIB (FR) 11873 GHANADIR AL RAYAH (AE) 11921 GHARSHOUBA AL HAWAJER (AE) 11987 GHAYDA (AE) 12002 GHAZL (AE) 12075 GHOBAR (AE) 12141 GHRAH AL SHAQAB (US) 12163 GHRUR AL-KHATIM (AE) 12177 GM KABBALA (DE) 11953 GR DAMEER (DE) 11933 HAD AL SEAF (AE) 11815 HAFUF AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12117 HALAA AL HAWAJER (AE) 11984 HARF (AE) 11839 HASNAH AL ARAB (AE) 12071 HASNAH ALAFREET (AE) 12014 HAWAFEZ (AE) 12032 HCE MAGDONNA (BR) 12027 Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates Registered Horses I N D E X NAME REG_NO HIBA AL DHABI (AE) 11988 HIMA (AE) 12135 HISAT AL HOSN (AE) 12060 HS JUMANAH (GB) 11851 HURR AL HAWAJER (AE) 11985 IBN AL RASEES (AE) 12092 IBN FARID (AE) 12191 IFRAAJ (AE) 11996 IJAD (FR) 11895 IKRAM (AE) 11997 INESSA (DE) 11951 JAMEH AL HAITHAM (AE) 11889 JAP AL WAJEEHA (AE) 12140 JAP QASSAM (AE) 12124 JARRY AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12101 JASMINE BAF (US) 11865 JAWAD AL HAWAJER (AE) 12197 JER LOGEN (AE) 12008 JER TARFAH (AE) 12009 JOANAH AL HAWAJER (AE) 11982 JOUD AL FAHIDI (AE) 11832 K K SABHHA (AE) 12093 KA ASEEL ALMAJD (DE) 11919 KACHUNHA (AE) 12028 KAHRAMANET BABEL (AE) 11947 KALBARQ (FR) 12026 KANZ AL DHABI (AE) 11966 KASCARRA JAMAAL (DE) 11952 KASEEM (DE) 12036 KHATEERAT AL SHAHAMA (AE) 12045 KHAWATER AL THANYAH (AE) 12016 KHOZAM (AE) 11821 KINDAH AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12111 LAAMMA (FR) 11894 LAHEEB SHAMAS (AE) 12054 LANA (AE) 12134 LEEN MS (AE) 12061 M F BASSIMA (AE) 11904 Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates Registered Horses I N D E X NAME REG_NO M F ZAHI (AE) 11905 MAHFOUZ (AE) 11990 MAISA (AE) 11810 MAJD AL DHAFRA (AE) 12195 MAJIDA AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12106 MALAK AL EMARAT (AE) 12090 MANIFA (AE) 11813 MARAH AL DHAFRA (AE) 11972 MARANTA (SE) 11885 MARIAM AL DAR (AE) 12193 MARIG (AE) 12031 MASA (AE) 12001 MAWOOD 3 (AE) 11807 MEMATI BASH (AE) 11881 MENTHOOR (AE) 12021 MERSHID AL FAWARES (AE) 12040 MERZAL (FR) 11870 MESSI AL-LAZAZ (AE) 12017 MIDNIGHT WHISPER (US) 11850 MINARRVEZHOM (AE) 12041 MOAZA THE PRINCESS (AE) 11843 MOHSEN AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12107 MONEERA AL DHAFRA (AE) 11969 MONIRA AL DHABI (AE) 12035 MOOJAT AL REEF (AE) 11802 MORGANA (SE) 11884 MOTH'HELA AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12120 MOUBARAK (AE) 12051 MUBASHER (AE) 12097 MUKARAM (AE) 12050 MULAQEN (FR) 11961 MULAZIM (AE) 12068 MULHEB AL KHAMIS (AE) 12185 MUNAFISAT AL REEF (AE) 11805 MUROOJ (GB) 11959 MUSCAT AL MELS (FR) 11879 MUSHAAREK (FR) 11960 MUTEEA AL ANDALUS (AE) 11917 Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates Registered Horses I N D E X NAME REG_NO MYSTIC DANCER ISA (US) 11876 NADAWI (AE) 12127 NAJA ATRA (FR) 11902 NAJD AL ARAB (AE) 12072 NAJEM AL HAITHAM (AE) 11890 NAJLA AL FAHIDI (AE) 12003 NAJM (FR) 11867 NAKHWAT AL REEF (AE) 11809 NAPOLEON (AE) 12004 NASHEEDA (AE) 12175 NASHMEE (FR) 12156 NASIMA AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12108 NASMAT AL REEF (AE) 11808 NAWADER AL KHAZNA (AE) 12081 NAWARAT AL GHEED (AE) 12094 NAWARAT AL REEF (AE) 11801 NOOR SHAH DE RODAIM (AE) 12182 NOUF AL DHAFRA (AE) 11970 NUHAYLA AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12112 NWARH AL SHARQIA (AE) 12095 OFW KLARISSA (US) 12164 PALADINO (GB) 11958 PARADISIOO (US) 11852 PARYSADA PS (PL) 11880 PFC TREVALLON (US) 11864 PILEPOILE (FR) 11877 PRISM (AE) 11882 QAHIRA W'RSAN (AE) 11841 R.M VALDIVIA (AE) 11939 RAAD AL THANI (AE) 12015 RABBAH DE CARRERE (FR) 11892 RAH ROSALIA (US) 12046 RAID AL DHABI (AE) 11968 RAJAB AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12186 RAJWAN (FR) 11903 RAKAN AL ZOBAIR (AE) 12105 RASIKH (FR) 11872 RAYAHEEN (AE) 11991 Arabian Horse Stud Book Volume XXX - Emirates Arabian Horse Society - United Arab Emirates Registered Horses I N D E X NAME REG_NO RAYHANAT AL SHMOKH (AE) 11911 RB BRAZEN (US) 11837 RB RICH SURPRISE (US) 12158 RB SMOKIN RICH (US) 12153 RB TORCH (US) 12154 REEH AL SHMOKH (AE) 11912 RICHIE DE CARRERE (AE) 12167 ROSARRIO (US) 11949 S.A ALMOSHAHER (AE) 11925 S.D DEEMA (AE) 12013 S.S.
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