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These Are the Horses Imported by Albert W. Harris: These Are the 281 These are the horses imported by Albert W. Harris: Name Number Foaled Gender Color Breeder *NURI PASHA AHR*517 01-April-1920 Stallion White S G HOUGH *ANA AHR*518 01-January-1920 Mare Bay CRABBET ARABIAN STUD *SAMIRAH AHR*851 01-January-1925 Mare Grey BRED IN THE DESERT *TAIRAH AHR*852 01-January-1927 Mare Chestnut BRED IN THE DESERT *DAHMA AHR*853 01-January-1926 Mare Chestnut BRED IN THE DESERT *NUFOUD AHR*854 01-January-1925 Mare Bay BRED IN THE DESERT These are the 281 purebred Arabian horses bred and registered by Albert W. Harris: Name Number Foaled Gender Color Sire SHEIK AHR*130 05-July-1913 Gelding Bay NEJDRAN JR DAWN AHR*135 13-June-1914 Mare Bay NEJDRAN JR ALLADIN AHR*163 30-July-1915 Gelding Bay NEJDRAN JR SULTANA AHR*265 03-June-1917 Mare Chestnut NEJDRAN JR KYRAT AHR*365 16-June-1918 Gelding Bay NEJDRAN JR GAMELIA AHR*366 10-June-1918 Mare Bay NEJDRAN JR KALURAH AHR*481 20-September-1922 Mare Grey NEJDRAN JR MEDINAH AHR*482 28-May-1922 Mare Grey *EL BULAD RUSTAM AHR*483 25-May-1922 Stallion Chestnut *EL BULAD ZAMORA AHR*484 08-November-1922 Mare Bay NEJDRAN JR ALOHA AHR*511 18-April-1923 Mare Grey *EL BULAD MIRZA AHR*512 16-August-1923 Mare Grey NEJDRAN JR BEN HUR AHR*513 21-May-1923 Stallion Grey *EL BULAD * MURAT AHR*514 29-August-1923 Stallion Chestnut *EL BULAD MOSLEM AHR*515 26-May-1923 Stallion Chestnut *EL BULAD ABBA AHR*516 30-April-1923 Mare Grey *EL BULAD AL AZHAR AHR*530 29-March-1924 Gelding Chestnut NEJDRAN JR EL HASA AHR*531 14-August-1924 Gelding Bay NEJDRAN JR BEDOUIN AHR*532 09-May-1924 Gelding Bay *EL BULAD ALCAZAR AHR*533 21-May-1924 Stallion Chestnut NEJDRAN JR KEMAH AHR*545 31-March-1925 Stallion Grey *NURI PASHA KAABA AHR*546 24-May-1925 Stallion Grey *NURI PASHA KORA AHR*547 06-August-1925 Mare Chestnut *NURI PASHA SHARAZAD AHR*548 22-June-1925 Mare Bay *EL BULAD HUMAI AHR*549 27-April-1925 Mare Chestnut *EL BULAD OMAN AHR*570 11-July-1926 Stallion Bay EL SABOK HIRA AHR*571 06-April-1926 Mare Chestnut EL SABOK BESRA AHR*572 06-April-1926 Mare Chestnut EL SABOK WAIF AHR*573 26-April-1926 Stallion Bay NEJDRAN JR MATAB AHR*574 03-June-1926 Stallion Chestnut EL SABOK STAMBUL AHR*575 17-August-1926 Stallion Grey EL SABOK EMINEH AHR*576 18-June-1926 Mare Chestnut EL SABOK AMBAR AHR*628 01-May-1927 Stallion Chestnut EL SABOK KHALIL AHR*629 05-May-1927 Stallion Grey *NURI PASHA GIRTHA AHR*630 20-April-1927 Mare Chestnut EL SABOK GITTHERA AHR*631 04-June-1927 Mare Grey *NURI PASHA HORMA AHR*636 07-June-1927 Mare Grey *NURI PASHA ALIA AHR*641 02-August-1927 Mare Bay EL SABOK AMALEK AHR*642 24-August-1927 Gelding Chestnut EL SABOK KAHTAN AHR*643 24-July-1927 Gelding Grey *NURI PASHA AGA AHR*668 30-May-1928 Gelding Chestnut EL SABOK SETTAM AHR*669 07-April-1928 Gelding Grey NEJDRAN JR SAERA AHR*670 20-April-1928 Mare Grey EL SABOK NAHA AHR*671 01-April-1928 Mare Chestnut EL SABOK SABIGAT AHR*672 09-May-1928 Mare Bay EL SABOK NEJM AHR*673 24-April-1928 Mare Chestnut *NURI PASHA KHALAF AHR*674 05-May-1928 Stallion Grey *NURI PASHA ROKHAL AHR*675 01-April-1928 Mare Chestnut EL SABOK TRAVELLER AHR*676 30-July-1928 Gelding Grey NEJDRAN JR KAAT AHR*713 06-March-1929 Mare Grey *NURI PASHA BASRAB AHR*715 03-April-1929 Mare Grey *NURI PASHA KHOLEY AHR*716 03-April-1929 Mare Grey *NURI PASHA ORMUZ AHR*717 16-April-1929 Gelding Grey NEJDRAN JR TARIM AHR*844 13-April-1931 Mare Chestnut *NURI PASHA MARIH AHR*845 30-April-1931 Gelding Chestnut ALCAZAR ANAH AHR*846 09-May-1931 Mare Grey KAABA KANAB AHR*847 11-May-1931 Stallion Bay *NURI PASHA NIHM AHR*848 23-May-1931 Gelding Chestnut ALCAZAR TEBUK AHR*849 21-June-1931 Mare Grey NEJDRAN JR MUKALLA AHR*850 08-July-1931 Stallion Chestnut *NURI PASHA ANTARA AHR*933 23-March-1932 Gelding Grey AGA TERNA AHR*934 23-March-1932 Mare Bay AGA SHEM AHR*935 30-March-1932 Gelding Grey *FERDIN KUFA AHR*936 16-April-1932 Mare Chestnut *NURI PASHA TAIZ AHR*937 16-April-1932 Gelding Grey *FERDIN ALGAMA AHR*938 18-April-1932 Gelding Grey AGA LAILA AHR*939 07-May-1932 Mare Chestnut NEJDRAN JR SHARRAN AHR*940 13-May-1932 Gelding Chestnut NEJDRAN JR ZUHAIR AHR*941 31-May-1932 Gelding Grey NEJDRAN JR KEM AHR*942 06-June-1932 Mare Grey *NURI PASHA MUHALLAB AHR*1064 15-March-1934 Gelding Bay ZEM ZEM KINDA AHR*1065 01-April-1934 Stallion Chestnut *NURI PASHA KHALID AHR*1067 26-April-1934 Stallion Chestnut *NURI PASHA RUBAIYAT AHR*1068 13-April-1934 Mare Chestnut ALCAZAR RAS AHR*1069 02-April-1934 Stallion Chestnut ALCAZAR KODAMA AHR*1070 15-April-1934 Stallion Grey *NURI PASHA KHARTUM AHR*1154 02-February-1935 Mare Grey KHALIL KADEJA AHR*1155 18-February-1935 Mare Grey KHALIL KALIMAR AHR*1156 27-February-1935 Mare Chestnut KHALIL KEBAR AHR*1157 04-March-1935 Gelding Chestnut KHALIL KAZERUN AHR*1158 19-April-1935 Mare Chestnut *NURI PASHA KAHAR AHR*1159 21-April-1935 Stallion Bay KATAR KOREIN AHR*1160 24-April-1935 Mare Chestnut KATAR KISTNA AHR*1161 01-May-1935 Mare Grey *NURI PASHA KHORASAN AHR*1162 03-May-1935 Mare Grey ALCAZAR KARUBAH AHR*1163 07-May-1935 Mare Grey *NURI PASHA KEDEM AHR*1164 11-May-1935 Mare Grey KATAR KALHANA AHR*1165 15-May-1935 Mare Chestnut KATAR KHEDIVE AHR*1166 21-May-1935 Stallion Bay KATAR KAUKAB AHR*1167 23-May-1935 Mare Chestnut KEMAH KHALEB AHR*1168 20-June-1935 Stallion Grey *NURI PASHA KOREISH AHR*1169 08-August-1935 Mare Bay ALCAZAR KAMA AHR*1260 01-April-1936 Mare Grey KHALIL KALIDASA AHR*1261 18-April-1936 Mare Grey *SUNSHINE KHONSAR AHR*1262 25-April-1936 Stallion Chestnut *SUNSHINE KRISHNA AHR*1264 16-June-1936 Mare Chestnut ALCAZAR KOWEYT AHR*1392 10-April-1937 Mare Chestnut ALCAZAR KERAK AHR*1393 05-April-1937 Mare Grey KEMAH KABIR AHR*1394 13-August-1937 Gelding Bay ALCAZAR KASIM AHR*1395 03-June-1937 Stallion Chestnut KEMAH KARNAK HR*1396 22-March-1937 Stallion Grey ZEM ZEM KADER AHR*1397 07-April-1937 Mare Grey *NURI PASHA KABUL AHR*1398 10-April-1937 Gelding Chestnut *NURI PASHA KATEEF AHR*1399 17-April-1937 Stallion Chestnut *NURI PASHA KASR AHR*1400 20-April-1937 Mare Chestnut *NURI PASHA KAIBAR AHR*1401 02-May-1937 Stallion Chestnut KEMAH KHALMER AHR*1565 07-March-1938 Stallion Chestnut KHALIL KINSALE AHR*1566 16-April-1938 Mare Bay KATAR KOLIN AHR*1567 10-May-1938 Gelding Chestnut *SUNSHINE KUBA AHR*1568 12-May-1938 Mare Chestnut KHALIL KAIKEE AHR*1569 15-May-1938 Mare Chestnut *NURI PASHA KHERI AHR*1570 27-May-1938 Mare Grey KEMAH KIRLIBABA AHR*1571 28-May-1938 Mare Chestnut *SUNSHINE KHARAS HR*1572 03-June-1938 Gelding Bay FARANA KHIVA AHR*1573 11-June-1938 Mare Chestnut KATAR KOBRYN AHR*1577 30-November-1938 Stallion Chestnut RIFNAS KHALILLA AHR*1719 17-March-1939 Mare Grey KHALIL KINTYRE AHR*1720 10-April-1939 Stallion Chestnut ALCAZAR KETTER AHR*1721 23-April-1939 Stallion Grey KATAR KAMEN AHR*1722 01-May-1939 Gelding Grey ALCAZAR KAALA AHR*1723 04-May-1939 Stallion Chestnut KATAR KADMEE AHR*1724 04-May-1939 Mare Chestnut *SUNSHINE KEENATH AHR*1725 07-May-1939 Mare Chestnut KATAR KANIHT AHR*1726 10-May-1939 Stallion Bay KATAR KOTAR AHR*1727 12-May-1939 Stallion Chestnut KATAR KARAVAN AHR*1728 15-May-1939 Gelding Bay KATAR KEETA AHR*1729 15-May-1939 Mare Chestnut *SUNSHINE KATARIM AHR*1730 22-May-1939 Gelding Chestnut KATAR KHOTAN AHR*1731 22-May-1939 Gelding Chestnut KATAR KATUN AHR*1732 14-June-1939 Stallion Chestnut ALCAZAR KERIOTH AHR*1733 20-June-1939 Mare Chestnut ALCAZAR KALIHARIS AHR*1840 13-May-1940 Stallion Bay KATAR KUBAN AHR*1898 15-February-1940 Stallion Grey KHALIL KYMRY AHR*1899 28-March-1940 Mare Chestnut KEMAH KYRIE AHR*1900 02-April-1940 Mare Grey KHALIL KENUR AHR*1901 22-April-1940 Gelding Chestnut *SUNSHINE KOMET AHR*1902 26-April-1940 Mare Grey *SUNSHINE KASSALA AHR*1903 28-April-1940 Mare Grey KATAR KORTI AHR*1904 02-May-1940 Gelding Chestnut *SUNSHINE KENORA AHR*1905 09-May-1940 Mare Bay KATAR KELIM AHR*1906 14-May-1940 Gelding Chestnut ALCAZAR KINROSA AHR*1907 16-May-1940 Mare Chestnut *SUNSHINE KIRIN AHR*1908 24-May-1940 Mare Bay *NURI PASHA KERASUN AHR*1909 14-June-1940 Mare Bay *SUNSHINE KUTAIA AHR*1910 29-June-1940 Mare Chestnut *NURI PASHA KAIZAH AHR*1911 14-July-1940 Stallion Chestnut KATAR KRIMKIN AHR*2081 02-February-1941 Stallion Grey SIKIN KHADINE AHR*2082 10-April-1941 Stallion Grey KHAILIL KORINTH AHR*2083 04-May-1941 Mare Chestnut *SUNSHINE KOLIMA AHR*2084 13-May-1941 Mare Chestnut KATAR KEDAH AHR*2085 31-May-1941 Mare Greyt *NURI PASHA KALAT AHR*2086 23-June-1941 Stallion Grey *ALDEBAR KALGANE AHR*2087 30-May-1941 Mare Chestnut KATAR KHELIM AHR*2088 30-August-1941 Stallion Chestnut *SUNSHINE KESSA AHR*2301 06-May-1942 Mare Chestnut KHALMER KILMENY AHR*2302 07-May-1942 Mare Chestnut KHALMER KAMET AHR*2303 10-May-1942 Stallion Grey KEMAH KAILA AHR*2304 05-June-1942 Mare Chestnut KEMAH KAVAN AHR*2305 14-May-1942 Gelding Grey KATAR KASHIRA AHR*2306 19-May-1942 Mare Chestnut *NURI PASHA KARST AHR*2307 13-May-1942 Stallion Grey KHALMER KHIVANE AHR*2308 23-June-1942 Mare Chestnut *SUNSHINE IBN KATAR AHR*2312 30-April-1942 Stallion Bay KATAR MIRAKHOR AHR*2315 19-July-1942 Stallion Grey KATAR KASMIR AHR*2323 30-March-1942 Stallion Chestnut KASIM KASMED AHR*2324 03-April-1942 Stallion Grey KASIM SUNRISE AHR*2396 22-April-1942 Stallion Grey *SUNSHINE KHAMSIN AHR*2657 17-June-1943 Stallion Grey KAHAR KAMBAR AHR*2658 11-May-1943 Stallion Chestnut ALCAZAR KOLOM AHR*2659 01-May-1943 Stallion Chestnut KEMAH KOTHAN AHR*2660 22-April-1943 Stallion Grey KEMAH KALININ AHR*2661 06-April-1943 Mare Chestnut KHALIL KUFARA AHR*2662 26-June-1943 Gelding Chestnut *NURI PASHA TEHFEH AHR*2869 02-May-1944 Mare Grey *SUNSHINE KESWICK AHR*2908 30-March-1944 Stallion White KOTAR KAMLAH AHR*2909 15-May-1944 Stallion Chestnut KEMAH
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