Thank you so much Anita. The Bentwood Catalog in the 1982 issue of AHW listed Al Nahr Serroya as "Serroya", so I appreciate the correction, knowing that there was a daughter named AK Bint Serroya. It would be FANTASTIC to see a picture of Badr, to see what he looks like. Ansata Nile Pasha? WOW. WOW. WOW. And the Shaikh al Badi x Kohela cross on this bloodline sounds very interesting. Badria, you said?

I followed the trail on all breed pedigree for Ja Fay Serra and she produced a mare, Moneeshah by an Ansata Nile Pasha son (out of the *Ansata Ibn Halima daughter, Halimas Legacy). I like this stallion a lot but then again, I like the Nile family a lot. This mare in turn, produced 2 mares: Kateefah by a stallion named Kerim Shah (a Prince Ibn Shaikh son, who is out of Siralima) and Mosaadikah, whose sire is a Simeon Sadik son. Kateefah has produced a daughter by Imperial Kamill. It is wonderful to see that the blend of ANTER and BABSON is moving forward and it is PHENOMENAL to see the name of Serr Beth in these pedigrees.

Thanks again Anita!

Ralph

FOCUS ON the Anter daughter *Nagat

This Anter daughter out of Abla produced the following horses:

4 stallions:
1) AN Ronda (sired by Roufas)
2) Aksalah el Din (sired by Roufas)
3) AK Shahamdan (sired by AK Shahm)
4) AK Nafizar (sired by *Ibn Hafiza)

5 mares
1) Al Nahr Serroya (sired by Fa Serr)
2) Al Nahr Mona Lisa (sired by *Ibn Moniet El Nefous)
3) AK Farah Andara (sired by Ansata Shah Zaman)
4) AK Shahgat (sired by Ak Shahm)
5) AK Nashama (sired by Ak Shahm)

And further focus on the the #5 mare, AK Nashama. I found the Madera Arabians website, owned by Lucille Wood. To my surprise (I was looking for a picture of *Nagat), I found AK Nashama listed as a reference mare and a beautiful daughter, Royal Nataafa (sired by The Egyptian Prince), who in turn, produced a beautiful mare named Nashama Moon MA (sired by Abraxas Moonstruk). This mare has sired a very cute colt by Jabbar El Halimaar named Madera Jamoon. Click here (alt[/ http://maderaarabians.com/mares/]+ h)to see these horses and click on the progeny link, to see each generation. It is fascinating.

I also noticed on all breed pedigree that the mare Royal Nataafa also produced a stallion named Prince Nile Bay (sired by Ansata Nile Bay) and you can find him (alt[/ http://sneea.org/db1/00096/sneea.org/]+ h) and I also believe that Egypts Valentine (sired by Ramses Maris and out of Royal Nataafa is here too.

It is important to raise the consciousness of these Anter horses, so that they remain vibrant within our gene pool. Following the example of Charles Craver and what he did for the Davenport gene pool, we have the ability to use these lines in similar fashion to what the Cravers did and breed horses in very unique combinations, so we have a bit more diversity for the future.

Ralph

Here is a picture of Nagat.

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She reminds me of the Nabilahh daughter, Neama.

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They both have incredible width between the eyes and a look of high intelligence.

Valerie

Thanks Diane .... yes if he wasn´t used much, that´s sad !
Looks like a good horse.

Babette