Was he accepted by the blue list?

Yes, Guest, he is blue list, this beautiful,type well producing stallion "TheEgyptianPrince" (1967. He died in 1995.

Hansi

Thank you so much! I just went through a reference-site of arabians, and there, he wasn't noted as blue list, so I was a bit confused.

How can I find out if my se horse is blue list accepted?

Found this very nice pic of The Egyptian Prince

and this one of The Egyptian Prince

And a very nice head shot of The Egyptian Prince....makes you want to just reach out, wrap your arms around him, and bury your face in his neck.

a riding pic of The Egyptian Prince

The designation "Blue List" is controlled by Miss Jane Ott. She and her mother produced what came to be called the "Blue Catalog". This has not been updated in many years, but it is common for people to call their horses "Blue List eligible" if all of their ancestors were included in the Catalog.

Anita

P.S. I trained an TheEgyptianPrince grandson about 10 years ago. A fantastic horse in mind and athletic ability.

Thanks Ralph for the photos, he looked to be a very nice stallion, and produced many great Arabians. It's nice to see he was ridden too, that always impresses me more, as they are riding horses after all.

Hi Liz

I agree. Under saddle "Arabian type" really comes through.
Thanks Ralph for the Photo, I knew he was under saddle, as all oldtimers were.

Hansi
Serenity Arabian Farms

Here is Karim Al Kidir a Grandson of the Egyptian Prince during his favourite Job

Photo by Carola Toischle

Dear Aliha

thanks for this lovely photo. It is such pleasure to my eyes seeing these georgeois SE under saddle, and both rider and horse loving it.
I guess, that's what it is all about, eh?

Hansi

For all the lovers of the straight Egyptian Horse, especially when the horse is wearing a saddle here is another pic of The Egyptian Prince