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TRIBAL SOURCES OF AL KHAMSA FOUNDATION HORSES.

        The Al Khalifa family

           In 1782 the Al Khalifa family, who were derived from a branch of the Anazeh, settled on the island of Bahrain. They brought some horses with them and over the past two hundred years have acquired many more from the various tribes. There has also been an extensive interchange of horses with members of the extended Sa'ud family. (Horses coming from the Al Khalifas have been counted as Al Khamsa Foundation horses, as are those from the Sa'ud and Jiluwi families, even though these families are not "tribes", nor migratory. JELLABEIT FEYSUL, a Kuhaylan Jellabiet was imported into Egypt or Abbas Pasha in about 1846. She was acquired from Feysul Ibn Turki As-Sa'ud (grandfather of the first king of Saudi Arabia), who had obtained her from Muhammed Ibn Al Khalifa, who may have bred her or obtained her from the Atayban tribe. (Lady Anne Blunt and Raswan both thought she originated with the Ajman tribe.) Other Egyptian foundation horses from the Al Khalifas of Bahrain include JATHEMA and MISKAH, both also Kuhaylan Jellabiets for Abbas Pasha. BINT EL BAHREYN, a Dahman Shahwan was imported for Khedive Abbas, II in 1903. The mare *SAWANNAH, a Dahamn, was obtained from the Al Khalifa stud and imported to the U.S.A. by K.M. Kelly in 1954.

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JELLABIET FEYSUL (AP) EGYPT(1)

           A ca. 1842 grey Kuhaylah- Jallabiyah mare of the strain from the Ajman, obtained from Mohammed Ibn Khalifa of Bahrain and imported ca. 1846 to Egypt for Abbas Pasha by Feysul ibn Turki As-Sa'ud. Also called Wazira/ Waziria.

           NOTES: The above information (except for the dates, alternate names and color) is from a photographic reproduction of Lady Anne Blunt's handwritten herd book entry for Feysul (Upton, 1980, p8). The additional information form Carl Raswan's Index entry #10941, which also shows Jellabiet Feysul as a grey mare bred by the Ajman tribe, later obtained by Ibn Khalifa. According to the Amiri Stud Book of Bahrain, the original Kuhaylah-Jallabiyah mare of Bahrain was acquired ca. 1800 from the Atayban tribe.

               Dam of :  Bint Jellabiet Feysul (EGY) ca. 1860 -m [sired by Shuwayman As-Sabbah (AP)
                                according to Raswan]

                                Sherara (APS) ca. 1862 g m by Sayyid (AP)

(See her entry, p. 127.)

JATHIMAH (AP) EGYPT (I)

           A ca. 1850 grey Kuhaylan-Jallabiyah mare bred by Mohammed Ibn Khalifa, Ra'is of Bahrain, later owned by Tuwayni Ibn Al-Sayyid Sa'id (Sharif Sa'ad) and imported prior to 1855 to Egypt for Abbas Pasha.

               By a Dahman-Kuhayhir of Tuwayni Ibn Al-Sayyid Sa'id out of a Kuhaylah-Jallabiyah.

           NOTES The above information is from entries #4273 and #4383 in Carl Raswan's Index. A mare of this description is referenced as the dam of Miskah (AP) in the Abbas Pasha manuscript published in Prince Mohamed Aly's book, Breeding Pure Bred Arab Horses, part 2 p. 88.

               Dam of: Miskah (AP) ca. 1850 cm se her entry, p. 75

MISKAH (AP)-EGYPT(1)

           A ca.1850 chestnut Kuhaylah-Jallabiyah mare bred by Tuwayni Ibn Al-Sayyid Said (Sharif Sa'ad) and imported prior to 1855 to Egypt for Abbas Pasha.

           By a Dahman-Kunayhir of Tuwayni Ibn Al-Sayyid Said out of Jathimah (AP).

           NOTES: The above information (except for the dates, which are Al Khamsa estimates) is from Carl Raswan's Index entry #4273. A mare of this name and description is referenced in Prince Mohamed Aly's translation of the Abbas Pasha manuscripts as published in Breeding Pure Bred Arab Horses. part 2, p. 88.

               Dam of: Waziri Al-Auwal (AP) ca. 1850s -s by Najib (AP)

BINT EL BAHREYN (KDV) EGYPT(1)

           An 1898 bay Dahmah-Shahwaniyah mare bred by Rais Issa Ibn Khalifa of Bahrain and imported in 1903 to Egypt as a gift for Khedive Abbas II. Purchased in 1907 by Lady Anne Blunt for Sheykh Obeyd Stud, Egypt.

           NOTES: The above information (except for the color, which is from Sheykh Obeyd records) is from the RAS History, p,. 1902, which is consistent with the Sheykh Obeyd herd book (Pearson, 1988, p. 144), which also adds the color. Entry #1440 in Carl Raswan's Index shows the same information as the RAS History.

               Dam of: Dalal El Hamra (BLT) 1910 bm by Jamil (APS)

*SAWANNAH 1954-3 KHALIFA

           A 1948 chestnut Dahmah mare bred by Sheikh Sulman bin Hamid al Khalifa of Bahrain and imported in 1954 to the U.S.A. by K.M.Kelly. Also spelled Savanna.

           By a stallion of the ruling family of Bahrain out of a Dahmah of Sheikh Sulman.

           NOTES: The above information is from *Sawannah's entry in the IAHRONA stud book, vol. I.

               Dam of: *Hadriya 1954 cm by *Jalam Al Ubayan

 

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