Ray Dor Marque Pedigree
Anaza El Farid
Gazal Al Ahaqab
Kajora
Marwan Al Shaqab
Fame VF
Little Liza Fame
Katahza
Qr Marc
Ali Jamaal
Magic Dream
The DreamSpinner
Sweet Dreams
Kouros
Kouream De Ment
Rawhides Amenda
Ray Dor Marque
Aladdinn Echo
Ray Dor Echo
Ray Dor Gali Gai
Ray Dor Obaida
Padrons Psyche
Gai Daphne
Gai Fantasha
QR Marc by (Marwan Al Shaqab x Swete Dreams by Magic Dream) 2008 El Ran Cup Jr. Champion Colt, Belgium
2007 Al Khalediah Arabian Horse Festival Jr. Champion Colt, Saudi Arabian
2006 Unanimous Region 14 Sweepstakes Yearling Colt
2006 US Nationals Reserve Champion Breeders Sweepstakes Colt Sept. 2007 Iowa Gold Star Futurity Stallion Auction Breeding sold for $11,000. Feb. 2008 Scottsdale Signature Stallion Auction Breeding sold for $42,000 2010 Breeding Fee for QR Marc is 8,000. EUROS approx. $11,500. in U.S. dollars
Marwan Al Shaqab by (Gazal Al Shaqab x Little Liza Fame) 2009 Qatari National Champion Stallion 2008 World Champion Stallion 2008 Nations Cup Champion Stallion 2005 United States National Champion Junior Stallion -- Unanimous 2003 Unanimous United States National Champion Stallion 2003 Unanimous Region 9 Champion Stallion 2002 World Champion Colt 2002 Nations Cup Champion Colt 2002 European Champion Colt 2001 World Champion Colt 2001 Qatari National Champion Colt Leading sire of Champions at: 2009 Scottsdale 2008 U.S. Nationals 2008 World Championships in Paris, France Sire of World Champion and Reserve Champion Colts, QR Marc and Baanderos Sire of the World Champion and Reserve Champion Fillies, Abha Palma and Princess of Marwan Marwan Al Shaqab is the son of 2005 U.S. Reserve National Champion Stallion, Gazal Al Shaqab (Anaza El Farid x Kajora by Kaborr) out of the 1990 Canadian National Champion Futurity Filly and 1991 U.S. Reserve National Champion Western Pleasure Junior Horse, Little Liza Fame (Fame VF x Katahza by Aza Destiny). Foaled in 2000, he was World Champion Colt and Qatari National Champion Colt as a yearling. At two he was again World Champion Colt and added Nations Cup Champion Colt and European Champion Colt to his credentials. In 2003 and 2005 he was unanimous U.S. National Champion Junior Halter Stallion.
Though no stranger to the Leading Sire listing, Marwan Al Shaqab has begun to feature prominently as a Leading Halter Sire at the U.S. National Championships. At the 2009 Scottsdale Show, Marwan Al Shaqab sons and daughters won four champion-ships, a reserve championship and 33 Top Ten titles, in addition to seven first place, five second place and one sixth place awards. All of the prizes were in Halter competition except the sixth place ribbon which went to OFW Balvenie (x OFW Balarina) in Western Pleasure Junior Horse (3 & 4-Year-Old). Anaza El Farid by (Ruminaja Ali x Bint Deenaa) This stallion had a very short breeding career and died at a young age. But before Anaza El Farid was taken from us, he gave the world a wonderful gift - his son out of the national champion mare Kajora; Gazal Al Shaqab, a stallion whose influence is remarkable for a stallion of his young age. 1988 Straight Egyptian, AK, BL Stallion 1993 National Top Ten Stallion 1993 Egyptian Event Supreme Champion 1998 Egyptian Event Leading Sire Exported to Count Zichy Thyssen, Buenos Aires Argentina
MAGIC DREAM by (Ali Jamaal x The Dreamspinner) Buckeye Supreme Champion US National Top Ten Futurity Colt Canadian National Top Ten Futurity Colt Magic Dream is one the most beautiful and most successful sons of US & Canadian National Champion and International Sire of Significance ALI JAMAAL Ali Jamaal by (Ruminaja Ali x Heritage Memory) 1990 U.S. National Champion Stallion 1989 U.S. National Reserve Champion Stallion 1989 Canadian National champion Stallion 1989 Pacific Slope Champion Stallion Ruminaja Ali (Shaikh Al Badi x Bint Magidaa) 1976 Grey Stallion Bred by Russell and Mildred Jameson, Rancho Ruminaja Flushing, Michigan 1979 U.S. National Champion Futurity Colt 1980 U.S. National Top 10 Stallion 1980 Canadian National Top 10 Stallion 1983 U.S. National Reserve Champion Stallion Number of AHRA registered foals: 444 Sire of 11 National winners 9 Championships (3 halter, 6 performance) 2 Reserve Championships (1 halter, 1 performance) 22 Top 10's (12 halter, 10 performance) Shaikh Al Badi (*Morafic x*Bint Maisa El Saghira) 1969 Grey Stallion Bred by Gleannloch Farms, Barksdale, Texas 1972 U.S. National Reserve Champion Futurity Colt Number of AHRA registered foals: 693 Sire of 14 National winners 3 Championships (1 halter, 2 performance) 3 Reserve Championships (2 halter, 1 performance) 14 Top 10's (13 halter, 21 performance) *Ansata Ibn Halima by (Nazeer x Halima) 3x - 1966,'67 & '69 U.S. National Top 10 Stallion Region VI Park Champion was considered an "International Sire". *Aladdinn by (Nureddin x Lalage) 1979 Scottsdale Champion Stallion 1979 U.S. National Champion Stallion 1979 Canadian National Champion Stallion Sire of more U.S. National Champion Stallions than any other sire in breed history Aladdinn Echo by (Aladdinn x Gaamara) 1989 U.S. National Top 10 Champion Stallion 1987 U.S. National Top 10 Champion Stallion 1986 Scottsdale Reserve Champion Stallion 1986 Canadian National Top 10 Champion Stallion 1984 Canadian National Top 10 Champion Stallion 1987 Buckeye Champion Stallion Aladdinn Echo earned six National Top Ten honors (3 in Canada and 3 in the U.S.) over a 6-year period. While his awards were all won in halter, Aladdinn Echo’s six National winning get include 4 reining champions. ZA Apollo, a full brother to First Echo, was the National Champion Reining JTR -13 at the 1998 Youth Nationals and added another Top Ten to his record at the U.S. Nationals in 1999. CA Echoson was Top 8 in Reining AO at the Canadian Nationals in 1995 and Echo Royale was Top Ten Reining JTR 14-17 at the 1996Youth Nationals. Aladdinn Echo’s two National halter winners are Ray Dor Echo (1986 U.S. National Champion Futurity Stallion) and the 1992 double National Champion Stallion Echo Magnifficoo. Aladdinn Echo’s dam, Gaamara produced 11 foals and is dam of the Regional Halter Top 5 winner Aram Star. She is by Gamaar (by Niga) whose dam Gay Rose (by Ferzon) produced the National Champion Stallion Galizon, the Top Ten Stallion/Top Ten English Pleasure winner Gay Rouge and the Top Ten Mare Gai Gay Rose. The 4th National winner for Gay Rose is the Top Ten Gelding Ganam (by *Nizzam).
*Padron by (Patron x Odessa) 1977 Dutch Jr. National Champion Colt 1982 U.S. National Champion Stallion
1981 Canadian National Champion Stallion
1982 Scottsdale Champion Stallion Padrons Psyche by (Padron x Kilika) 1991 U.S. National Reserve Champion Stallion with David Boggs Fame VF by (Bey Shah x Raffoleta-Rose) 1987 U.S. National Champion Stallion 1987 Scottsdale Reserve Champion Stallion 1986 Canadian Reserve National Champion Stallion Bey Shah by (Bay El Bey x Star Of Ofir) 1981 Canadian National Top 10 Stallion 1980 U.S. Reserve National Champion Stallion 1980 Pacific Slopes Champion Stallion 1980 & 1979 Scottsdale Reserve Champion Stallion 1979 U.S. National Top 10 Stallion 1979 Pacific Slopes Reserve Champion Stallion 1978 Region Seven Reserve Champion Stallion
1979 Region Three Reserve Champion Stallion
1981 U. S. National Top Ten Champion Stallion
1978 Region Seven Reserve Champion Stallion
For many years the breed’s leading living sire of halter champions Bay El Bey ++ by (Bay Abi x Naganka) 1978, 1975 & 1973 U.S. National Top 10 Stallion 1977 Scottsdale Reserve Champion English Pleasure Horse 1977 Canadian National Champion Stallion 1976 Scottsdale Reserve Champion English Pleasure Horse 1976 & 1974 U.S. National Reserve Champion Stallion 1973 Canadian Top 10 Stallion Bay Abi ++ by (Errabi x Angyl) 1964 U.S. National Top 10 English Pleasure Horse 1964 U.S. National Top 10 Western Pleasure Horse 1964 Scottsdale Reserve Champion English Pl. Horse 1962 U.S. National Champion Stallion *Bask ++ by (Witraz x Balalajka) 1967 U.S. Reserve National Champion Formal Driving 1966 Scottsdale Champion 3 Gaited Horse 1965 U.S. National Champion Park Horse 1964 U.S. National Top 10 Park Horse 1964 U.S. National Champion Stallion U.S. Reserve National Champion Formal Combination Ariston 1979 U.S. National Top 10 Stallion 1979 Canadian National Top 10 Stallion Multi-Champion in Park, Formal Driving and Halter *Morafic (Nazeer x Mabrouka) 1956 Grey Stallion Straight Egyptian Bred by EAO Cairo, Egypt Imported in 1965 by Gleannloch Farms Barksdale, TX Number of AHRA registered foals:259 *Morafic, noted for his bauty as a colt, was said to have the most pronounced jibbah of all the EAO horses. One visitor described *Morafic as "an eloquent personification of Nazeer." *Morafic was considered the king of Gleannloch, and "Living Legend." Gai Parada+++ 1974 US National Pleasure Driving 1977 US National Champion Stallion 1975 Canadian National Top Ten Stallion Gai Parada +++ also went onto become a many-time Champion in Most Classic Arabian. Gai Parada +++obtained his Legion of Supreme Merit. Gai Parada +++ sired 20 National winners Gamaar by (Niga x Gazonia) U.S. National Champion Stallion Sired 302 foals Gamaar was noted for his huge eyes and the quality of his daughters. His daughters Gay Rose Gal, Gamaars-Melba and Raydells Madurai appear on the ARABIAN HORSE WORLD’s Aristocrats list of mares having 4 or more champion get with 10, 6 and 4 champions respectively. Thirteen Gamaar get have been National winners and include National Champion Western Pleasure JO winner Baymaar, the National Champion Half-Arabian Gelding Tigaar and TWO Reserve National Champions in Stock - Zamaar and El Lamaar.
Galizon by (Azraff x Gay-Rose) U.S. National Champion Stallion Galizon is the sire of 1974 U.S. National Champion mare Jon San Judizon Sired 97 foals *Kaborr +++ by (Naborr x Bint Kholameh by Adibiyez) Canadian National Champion Stallion Canadian National Champion Western Pleasure 2x -U.S. National Reserve Champion Stallion Salon Du Cheval in Paris *Kaborr was judged European Senior Male Champion *Naborr 1954 Reserve Champion Stallion at the Moscow Show Kilimandscharo by (Aswan x Karta) German National Champion Elite Stallion Kouros by (Marhaba x Kissie) *Khouros has many get and grand get that have won Regional and National Championships
European Show record
1983 Regional Junior Champion
1983 First Place Halter AACHEN, West Germany
1984 Suprme Champion and Junior Champion Nations at AACHEN, West Germany
1985 Twice Junior Champion, Holland
1985 Jr. Champion, Belgium
1985 Jr. Champion, West Germany
United States Show Record
1986 Most Classic Arabian - Las Vegas
1986 Champion Stallion - Ocala Fall Classic
1987 Top Eight 5 Year Old - Scottsdale, Az
1987 Champion Stallion - Vally City, North Dakota
1987 Champion Stallion - Windom, MN
1987 Res. Champion - Millwaukee, Wis
1987 Res. Champion - Millwaukee, Wis
1987 Res. Champion - Vally City, North Dakota
1987 Most Classic - Purebred Show - St Paul Aza Destiny by (Azraff x Bint Bass Hisan) National Champion Halter Stallion Mares Kajora by (Kaborr+++ x Edjora) 1982 U.S. National Champion Mare at age 3 She is now in Qatar where she is one of the top producing mares of Al Shaqab Stud.
Kajora's son, Gazal Al Shaqab (pictured top left), was named World Champion Stallion in 2001 at the Salon du Cheval in Paris. Kajora's grandson, Marwan Al Shaqab, was unanimous World Junior Champion Colt at the same show where his sire was named World Champion Stallion. Marwan then went on to be named US National Champion Junior Stallion in 2003. Gazal Al Shaqab was recently imported to the US to be shown by Michael Byatt. UPDATE!!! At the 2005 US Nationals, Gazal was Reserve Senior Stallion Champion, and Marwan was National Junior Stallion Champion!! Kajora's daughter, G Kallora, is the dam of Ames Jasmine, 2001 U.S. National Champion Sweepstakes Filly. G Kallora is also the dam of Matalora, Scottsdale Liberty Champion. Kajora's daughter, Mejorka, is a regional champion and has produced several excellent daughters by Bey Shah. Kajora's daughter, Hathfa Al Shaqab, was 2002 Reserve Champion Filly at the International Show in Qatar. Kajora is recognized as one of the top-producing Arabian mares in the world, and it appears that her sons and daughters will produce as well. Gai Fantasha by (Bey Shah x Lea Azramette) Scottsdale Reserve Champion Mare Gay Rose by (Ferzon x Gali-Rose) Gay Rose bred to Azraff produced U.S. National Champion Stallion, Galizon; full brother, Gay-Rouge, Canadian Top Ten Stallion and sire of Canadian National Champion Stallion Gai Champion; and full sister Gay Gay Rose, U.S. Top Ten Mare.? Galizon sired of 1974 U.S. National Champion Mare Jon San Judizon. Little Liza Fame by (Fame VF x Katahza) US Reserve National Junior Champion Western US Top Ten Futurity Filly Canadian National Champion Futurity Filly One of Fame VF's most notable daughters was national champion, Little Liza Fame whose greatest achievement was her son sired by the afore mentioned Gazal Al Shaqab; the international show ring superstar and a leading sire of today, Marwan Al Shaqab. Llana by (Gazi x Zaryn) 1968 Canadian National Champion Mare 1968 Canadian National Top 10 English Pleasure Horse 1967 U.S. National Champion Futurity Filly Angyl -- Bay Abi's Dam U.S. National Top 10 Mare at the age of 14 and foal at side *Amfibia -- Ariston's Dam U.S. National Top 10 Mare Park Champion *Bint Maisa El Saghira++ (Nazeer x Maisa by Shahloul) 1958 Bay Mare Aristocrat Mare Produced 5 Champions 1964 U.S. National Top 10 Park 1965 U.S. National Top 10 Halter Mare 1965 U.S. National Top 10 English Pleasure *Magidaa (Alaa El Din x Maysa by Antar) 1964 Chestnut Mare Aristocrat Mare Produced 5 Champions Multiple Class A Championships in Park Multiple Class A Championships in English Pleasure The only Egyptian mare to have U.S. Top 10's in Halter, English Pleasure and Park The Dam of Shaikh Al Badi, who is the founder of Successful Breeding Stallions Aristocrats Raffoleta Rose -- Fame VF's Dam Producer of 5 Champions Star of Ofir -- Bey Shah's Dam Producer of 4 Champions *Naganka -- Bay El Bey's Dam Producer of 4 Champions *Bint Mona (Nazeer x Mona) 1958 Grey Mare Bred by EAO (Egyptian Agricultural Organization) Cairo, Egypt *Bint Mona was imported by Gleannloch Farms Barksdale, Texas Owned until her death by Jim Kline of California. Produced 17 foals Producer of 5 Champions, 4 of them National winners in halter. Bint Magidaa (*Khofo++ x *Magidaa) 1970 Grey Mare Bred by Gleannloch Farms Barksdale, Texas Produced 22 foals Bint Magidaa has produced 6 Champions Thee Infidel: sired by Thee Desperado 2000 U.S. National Top 10 Stallion 1998 U.S. National Top 10 Futurity Colt Alidaar: sired by Shaikh Al Badi 1987 U.S. National Top 10 Futurity Stallion 1987 Canadian National Top 10 Futurity Stallion Ruminaja Ali: sired by Shaikh Al Badi 1979 U.S. National Champion Futurity Stallion 1980 U.S. National Top 10 Stallion 1980 Canadian National Top 10 Stallion 1983 U.S. Reserve National Champion Stallion Ruminaja Bahjat: sired by Shaikh Al Badi 1985 Region IV Top 5 Stallion Halter Champions Ruminaja Fayez and Ruminaja Majed
