Any results yet? I hear that Samara Al Naarah was named champion mare in the international show!

bravo Mieke & Ward with the victory!!

Simeon Sharav, owned by Albadeia Stud, and bred by Simeon Stud in Australia, walked away with the title of International Champion at the Egyptian National Show, taking place this weekend. Beautiful stallions from throughout the middle east were competing, but it was this gorgeous, Egyptian owned stallion that took the day. A big congratulations to Dr. Nasr Marei, and Marion Richmond, his breeder, for their sweeping win!!

Congratulation for Al Badeia Stud and Simeon Sharav and Al Khalediya Farm and Samara El Naarah! It was not easy winning against all this famous horses from Saudi which came to the show. Especially the senior stallion classes were full with former world and res. world champions like F Shamaal, Galba, WF Daseefa, Aja Sangali ...

but then even the seniro stallion and senior mare championship were won by horses which were not bred in egypt. this is a bit sad isn't?!
nevertheless - its nice to see horses like simeon sharav and samara el narah winning as they are beautyful horses of straight egyptian lines.

Well it is definitely disappointing that the horses were not bred in Egypt but what is more distressing is the politics. If you want to see bad judging and bias at it's best then you should have been at this show. It was a little bit too obvious and the Saudis after winning the male junior championship and acting as they did , left no choice to the judges but to abandon whatever agreement or understanding they had beforehand.. Mr. Santoro's judging was bewildering, horses he judged in Egypt at EAO shows not long ago and scored 20s didn't get even close. The most distressing of all is allowing all this makeup on the horses. It is just utterly disgusting . Oil on the horses enough to fry an egg. Ofcourse the whole idea is to try and give the impression of larger black eyes.Isn't this cheating? Where is ECAHO why do they allow this nonsence. Horses should only be clipped (not around the eyes) and nothing and I mean nothing including oil or anything should be applied . Does any one have the guts to take such a decision. I wish they would also prohibit whips from the shows, Horse would not be pointing their necks in such a ridiculous way and is this bad . Ewe,short, heavy necks and ugly throat latches will be revealed. I think this would be good for the industry don't you?. Championships will maybe go to the real naturally well conformed horses.

More importantly, I wish Egypt would not follow in the foot steps of Europe and America and maintain the integrity of their horses. We used to complain in the past how untidy and unruly the horses looked like in shows in Egypt but it was natural and honest. Maybe one day Egypt will get wiser and realize that show fads and trainer imposed disciplines are going to be the reason for the downfall of breeding in Egypt which is a pity considering the rennaisance that Egypt has been witnessing over the last decade. Everyone knows the Saudis are not breeders merely sitting at the sideliness to purchase the Champions and will try and win at any cost. Only over a year ago you the horses at the two shows in Egypt were shown naturally. Maybe Egypt should impose their show rules and not get dragged in by the Saudis or anyone else. ( who showed last year for the first time) I wonder if the Saudis would return if Egypt imposes a strict no whip no makeup rule. Would ECAHO allow them to do so?

Does somebody can tell me who won the junior and senior championships?

thx

I'm surpriced about your post geust: I hear the judging was excellent.

Could someone please tell me how the championships went? Young stallions, how did they look? Points of the young stallions? I heared there was a lot of really beautiful horses, both young and old - wonderful

Thanks in advance!

Scarlett

Junior Champion Filly - Moutazat Al Biwibiya (Thee Ricochet x Halydia) Al Khalidiah Stud, SA
Res. Laha Al Khalidiah (Galba x Divine Destiny) Al Khalidiah Stud, SA

Senior Champion Mare - Samara El Naarah (ET Ibn Halim Shah x Sununu) Al Khalidyah Farm, Egypt
Res. Arousat El Nil RHM (Imperial Madori x Nile Allure) Al Sharbatly Stud, Egypt

Junior Champion Colt Moutaz Al Bibiwiya (Aja Sangali x Peremira) Al Khalidiah Stud, SA
Res. Insh Allah (Ashhal Al Rayyan x India) Al Khalidiah Stud, SA

Senior Champion Stallion - Simeon Sharav (Asfour x Simeon Shuala) Al Badeia Stud, Egypt
Res.> Galba (Plakat x Giza Giza) Al Khalidiah Stud, SA

Thank you so much

Do you know the points of the young stallions - champion and reserv?

Best Regards

Congratulations to Marion and Nasr for this most exciting win by Simeon Sharav.

Warm Regards,

Tim

I missed last year's show but heard a lot about the lovely horses that the Saudis brought to Egypt. This year it was no different. Some of the finest Arabians were shown at the EAO by the Saudis. I am pleased that with such strong competition, of the eight championships, three went to Egypt. Overall the competition was quite strong. To Dennisguest I say that while it would have been nice if Egypt's winning horses would have all been bred locally, it doesn't diminish the win. Remember, most of the Saudi horses were also not bred in Saudi (at least I think so). One must not forget in reviewing the show to also mention class winners, many of which were bred in Egypt. You can argue that this horse or that should have won, but in such a competition all participants are to be commended. I participated with a young filly and a two year old and didn't do too well. I did not know what to expect, and in all honesty my horses weren't ready. Others have invested time and effort in preparing their horses and deserved to win. Maybe next year things will be different who knows. Overall it was a great show. Excessive makeup, as guest points out, was disturbing, but I think it's true of all shows and not exclusive to the EAO show. Many of the exhibitors complained and I am sure it will be taken under advice. The good news is that I have agreed with Dr. Helmy, the EAO Director, to shift the Nationals, organized by the Breeders Association, which is held at Sakkara, to the first quarter of next year (probably around the Qatar show), which would allow the EAO to have their show in November. The horses would have had more time to get back into shape following the hot summer months and the two shows would be spread at least 4 months apart.

Wonderful to hear that the Egyptian Event was such a success - congratulations to all of the beautiful horses!

I understood that my breeding INSH ALLAH won his class and later became Reserv Champion Junior Stallion, I am so happy for that. Does anyone know how much points Insh Allah got? And did someone see him live - what was your oppinion?

Kindest Regards

Charlotte Nordén

Lönhult Arabians www.lonhult.com SwedenLönhult Arabians

Congratulations! he is still the worldchampion

I will post all the results as soon as possible with some photos as I got back from my honeymoon slept for 2 hours and went to the show for 4 days so I'm organising myself now probably I will post the results atleast tomorrow.

All the best,
Dina

Thank you for the results. I'm so excited Moutazat AlBiwibiya was the Jr. Champion filly. I bred Thee Ricochet and he was Egyptian National Champion at that show last year. I hear he was there again this year, do you know how he scored? Robert Cass saw Ricochet and his three new babies recently and came back to Texas raving about the filly Were you at the show? Would love to hear more about the filly and Thee Ricochet.
Regards,
Carolyn Shelton
Twelve Oaks Arabians
Houston. Tx.

To all who are interested in the EAO show, it was a great show this year, sorry for posting the results late as I just got back from my honeymoon and was quite busy. I will attach some pictures and when I adjust all what I have I will post.

International Championship:

Fillies Born 2004 (Ranking Only):

1- Itlalah Albadeia (Simeon Sharav x Sondos Al Badeia) Bred & Owned by Albadeia Stud - Egypt
2- Al Anood Badrawi (Al Mokhtar Saqr x Zeinah) Bred & Owned by Badrawi Stud – Egypt
3- Amoura Bebo (Ali Zafir x Aghoor) Bred & Owned by Bebo Stud - Egypt
4- Ayah Om El Hana (Tallahsman x Om El Hana S.E.A) Bred & Owned by Om El Hana Stud - Egypt


Fillies Born 2003:

1- Moutazat Al Biwibiya (Thee Ricochet x Halydia) Bred by Al Biwibiya Stud , Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
2- Rawa'a Al Khalidiah (Thee Ricochet x Naam Al Shaqab) Bred & Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
3- Lana Al Khalidiah ( Aja Sangali x Thee Evening Star) Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
4- Sadaah Madheen (Maydan Madheen x Shahneekha) Bred in Germany, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Egypt
5- Aroub Asayel (AK El Sennari x Bint El Nil Rahim) Bred & Owned by Asayel Stud – Egypt

Fillies Born 2002:

1-Laha Al Khalidiah (Galba x Divine Destiny) Bred & Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
2- IM Khadija (Padrons Image x Kaura) Bred in France, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
3- Ansata Bint Shahrezad (Farres x Ansata Shahrezad) Bred by Ansata, Owned by Al Baidaa Stud – Egypt
4- Juharat Al Khalidiah (Galba x Azz Al Kheil) Bred & Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
5- Tamara Bebo (Tarek Saqr x Classic Aldarra) Bred & Owned by Bebo Stud – Egypt

Fillies Born 2001:

1-Ghazalah El Gabry (El Basha Saqr x Konooz) Bred & Owned by El Gabry Stud – Egypt
2- Kharelle ( Dakar El Jamaal x Khemoselle) Bred in USA, Owned by Alfahdiya Stud – Saudi Arabia
3-Nabeela Saqr (Tallahsman x Ansata Nafisa) Bred & Owned by Saqr Stud – Egypt
4- Djiddani El Dahab (MA Ali Shah x Ken Alia) Bred in Germany, Owned by Aal Al Sharbatly Stud – Egypt
5- Gawharet Aal Hanafi (Tallahsman x Morgana) Bred by Aal Hanafi, Owned by El Gabry Stud


Junior Champion Filly: Laha Al Khalidiah
Junior Reserve Filly: Moutazat Al Biwibiya


Mares Born 1997 – 2000:

1- Sarat Al Khalidiah (Om El Abdan x Padrons Amour) Bred & Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
2- Arousat El Nil Rahim (Imperial Madori x Nile Allue) Bred by Rahim Stud, Owned by Aal Al Sharbatly Stud – Egypt
3- Ansata Nile Pearl (Ansata Hejazi x Ansta White Nile) Bred by Ansata, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
4- Reem Hedaya (Imperial Madori x Bint Anas) Bred by Hedaya Stud, Owned by Tahany Stud – Egypt
5- Halah (Maydan Madheen x Victoria II) Bred & Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia

Mares Born 1996 & Older:

1- Samara El Naarah (El Thay Ibn Halim Shah x Sununu) Bred in Germany, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Egypt
2- Robin K (CG Balih El Jamaal x Sweet Gyps Rose) Bred in Brazil, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
3- Nafeesa Ikhnatoon (Gadallah x Ghazalet Albadeia) Bred by Ikhnatoon Stud - Egypt, Owned by Asayel Stud Egypt
4- Shaymaa (Maddah S.E.A x Bushrat Kheir S.E.A) Bred & Owned by Rabab Stud – Egypt

Senior Champion Mare: Samara El Naarah
Senior Reserve Mare: Arousat El Nil Rahim

Colts Born 2004 (Ranking Only):

1- Talal Al Maha (Montasir x Kholoud Albadeia) Bred & Owned by Al Maha Stud – Egypt
2- Mowafak Al Tawfeek (Tallahsman x Shereefa Saqr) Bred & Owned by Omar Stud – Egypt
3- Ghaith Albadeia (Simeon Sharav x Tamimat Albadeia) Bred & Owned by Albdeia Stud – Egypt
4- Sultan Al Hamd (Zafer Hedaya x Sohaylah) Bred & Owned by Ahmadeyat Al Hamd Stud – Egypt

Colts Born 2003:

1- Moutaz Al Biwibiya (Aja Sangali x Peremira) Bred by Al Biwibiya Stud, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
2- Moutaz Hedaya (Talal Hedaya x Bint Anas) Bred by Hedaya Stud – Egypt, Owned by Khattab Stud – Egypt
3- Zamzam Bebo (Tarek Saqr x Desert Zaya) Bred & Owned by Bebo Stud – Egypt



Colts Born 2002:

1- Inshallah (Ashhal Al Rayyan x India) Bred in Sweden, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia.
2- Hafid Ali El Dahab (MA Ali Shah x Ken Alia) Bred in Germany, Owned by Aal Al Sharbatly Stud – Egypt
3- Al Muntasir (Galba x Victoria II) Bred by Al Biwibiya Stud – Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia)
4- Farid Hedaya ( Nabeel II x Ahd) Bred by Hedaya Stud – Egypt, Owned by Khattab Stud – Egypt
5-Sanafy Asayel (IL Nasek x Neama Saqr) Bred & Owned by Asayel Stud - Egypt


Colts Born 2001:

1- Bassim Al Khalidiah (Bistro x Azz Al Kheil) Bred & Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
2- Al Khalifa Noor (Tallahsman x Naksh El Koloob Noor) Bred & Owned by Noor Stud – Egypt
3- Gamil Saqr (Tallahsman x Ansata Helwa) Bred by Saqr Stud – Egypt, Owned by Al YasserStud – Egypt
4- Ajmal Sinan (Ansata Hejazi x Sanana) Bred by Ajmal Stud – Kuwait, Owned by El Khorafy Stud – Egypt
5- Sinan Al Nasir (Thaqib Al Nasir x Balkees) Bred in Qatar, Owned by AlFahdiyah Stud – Saudi Arabia


Junior Champion Colt: Moutaz Al Biwibiya
Junior Reserve Colt: Inshallah

Stallions Born 1997 – 2000:

1- Simeon Sharav (Asfour x Simeon Shuala) Bred by Simeon Stud – Australia, Owned by Albadeia Stud – Egypt
2- F. Shammal (Maysoun x Sarmeena) Bred in Germany, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
3- Aja Sangali (F.S Bengali x Bey Saneyna) Bred in UK, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
4- Al Mokhtar Saqr (El Habiel x Zandai Arabia) Bred by Saqr Stud – Egypt, Owned by Badrawi Stud – Egypt
5- Mutair (Ansata Sinan x Mesoudah) Bred in Germany, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia


Stallions 1996 & Older:

1- Galba (Plakat x Gza Gza) Bred in Germany, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
2- Dassefa (WN Dasjmir x Jessefa) Bred by Misheroe Investment, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia
3- Khaled Saqr (Imperial Madori x Bint Nabeelah) Bred by Saqr Stud – Egypt, Owned by Shomookh El Masaeed Stud – Egypt
4- Om El Abadan (Camarague x Bint Estopa) Bred in Germany, Owned by Al Khalidiah Stud – Saudi Arabia


Senior Champion Stallion: Simeon Sharav
Senior Reserve Stallion: Galba

Most Classic Head Males: Mowafak Al Tawfeek (Tallahsman x Hoda Saqr) Bred & Owned by Al Tawfeek Stud



National Championship:

Fillies Born 2004:

1- Hala Al Moussa (Aggour x Shayhanah Al Moussa) Bred & Owned by Al Moussa Stud
2-Taysir Bebo (Tarek Saqr x Orbah) Bred & Owned by Bebo Stud
3- Al Anood Bdrawi (Al Mokhtar Saqr x Zeinah) Bred & Owned by Badrawi Stud
4- Konooz Noor (Kenz Noor x Hams El Koloub Noor) Bred & Owned by Noor Stud
5- Mofeedah Okasha (Korashy x Warda) Bred & Owned by Okasha Stud


Fillies Born 2003:

1-Doaa Al Hamd (Sindbad x Ayah) Bred by Ahmadeyat Al Hamd Stud,Owned by El Gabry Stud.
2- Kahramanah Rabab (Mogeer Ikhnatoon x Alf Leila Wa Leila) Bred & Owned by Rabab Stud
3- Erada (Rawwah x Olfah) Bred by El Zahraa Stud, Owned by El Gabry Stud
4- Ein Al Hayah Badrawi (NebrassAl Thany x Sagda) Bred & Owned by Badrawi Stud
5- Kholoud Al Hamd (Sindbad x Hebat Allah) Bred by Ahmadeyat Al Hamd Stud, Owned by Tahany Stud


Fillies Born 2002:

1- Ya Hala Kheir (Romman x Dalloua) Bred by Kheir Stud, Owned by Leilah Stud
2- Al Shaymaa Badrawi (Al Mokhtar Saqr x Intisar) Bred & Owned by Badrawi Stud
3- Kahramanah Badrawi (Al Mokhtar Saqr x Sagda) Bred & Owned by Badrawi Stud
4- Kamar Al Mamlaka (Mourad Albadeia x Farh) Bred & Owned by Albadeia Stud
5- Ahd Al Moussa (Aggour x Mamfees) Bred & Owned by Al Moussa Stud



Fillies Born 2001:

1- Kamarain Albadeia (Inshallah Albadeia x Kamar Albadeia) Bred & Owned by Albadeia Stud
2- Ghazalah El Gabry (El Basha Saqr x Konooz) Bred & Owned by El Gabry Stud
3- Sahlah Al Rahman (Gadallah x Ghaleyah) Bred by Al Rahman Stud, Owned by Aal Al Sharbatly Stud
4- Ghandoura Adam (Salloom x Bint Emira Rahim) Bred & Owned by Adam Stud
5- Iman Okasha (Maddah S.E.A x Masouda) Bred & Owned by Okasha Stud

Junior Champion Filly: Kamarain Albadeia
Junior Reserve Filly: Doaa Al Hamd


Mares Born 1997 – 2000:

1- Shaza Albadeia (Gaafar Albadeia x Sondos Albadeia) Bred & Owned by Albadeia Stud
2- Farha Albadeia (Farid Albadeia x Gelgelah Albadeia) Bred & Owned by Albadeia Stud
3- Zomorroda (Harras x Gannet Alaadeyat) Bred & Owned by Badrawi Stud
4- Geezah (Gadallah x Zakiya) Bred by El Zahraa Stud, Owned by El Gabry Stud
5- Bint El Basha Al Magd (El Basha Saqr x Bardeyah) Bred by El Magd Stud, Owned by Al Najdiyah Stud


Mares Born 1996 & Older:

1- Nedal (Mefdal x Abha) Bred by El Zahraa Stud, Owned by Abou Handy Stud
2- Hawanem Albadeia (Gadallah x Sodfat Albadeia) Bred & Owned by Albadeia Stud

Senior Champion Mare: Shaza Albadeia
Senior Reserve Mare: Nedal

Colts Born 2004:

1- Morgan Al Najdiah (Ibn El Basha x Bardeyah) Bred & Owned by Al Najdiah Stud
2- Ameer Hammam (Hammam Hamdan x Shamat Albadeia) Bred & Owned by Ebad El Rahman Stud
3- Gaafar Noor (Kenz Noor x Bashawat Noor) Bred & Owned by Noor Stud
4- Sultan Al Hamd (Zafer Hedaya x Sohaylah) Bred & Owned by Ahmadeyat Al Hamd Stud
5- Badawy Hammam (Al Kaheel x El Badaweya) Bred & Owned by Ebad El Rahman Stud



Colts Born 2003:

1- Kaher Shomookh (Halim x Nefertiti Garrett) Bred & Owned by Shomookh Al Masaeed Stud
2- Al Hamd Al Hamd (Ayser x Habeeba Hedaya) Bred by Ahmadeyat Al Hamd Stud, Owned by Aal Shaheen Stud
3- Al Hagees Al Moussa (Aggour x Nour Al Moussa) Bred & Owned by Al Moussa Stud
4- Badr Al Hamd (El Basha Saqr x Sinaa) Bred & Owned by Hamadeyat Al Hamd Stud
5- Nahaa Teebah (Bahey El Din Ikhnatoon x Farha) Bred & Owned by Teebah Stud

Colts Born 2002:

1-Shahrayar Badrawi (Al Mokhtar Saqr x Gannet Alaadeyat) Bred & Owned by Badrawi Stud
2- Yakout Rabab (Ibn Adaweya x Kout El Koloob) Bred & Owned by Rabab Stud
3- Al Mushahar Al Moussa (Beltagi x Set El Helween) Bred & Owned by Al Moussa Stud
4- Al Ameer Khattab (Halim x Neamah) Bred & Owned by Khattab Stud
5- Noor Al Mamlaka (Halim x Alaa) Bred & Owned by Al Mamlaka Stud

Colts Born 2001:

1- Hodhod Bebo (Tarek Saqr x Hedayat Albadeia) Bred & Owned by Bebo Stud
2- Hamdoon Albadeia (Baheer Albadeia x Mahasen Albadeia) Bred & Owned by Albadeia Stud
3- Moemen Elwan (El Basha Saqr x Nedal) Bred by Saad Elwan Stud, Owned by Abou Hendy Stud
4- Habeeby Khattab (Halim x Bint Ameerat El Arab) Bred & Owned by Khattab Stud

Junior Champion Colt: Shahrayar Badrawi
Junior Reserve Colt: Hodhod Bebo


Stallions Born 1997 – 2000:

1- Nagham Albadeia (Farid Albadeia x Dandanah Albadeia) Bred & Owned by Albadeia Stud
2- Hamad Albadeia (Baheer Albadeia x Dandanah Albadeia) Bred by Albadeia Stud, Owned by Dr. Ghanem El Hajri
3- Al Fateh S.E.A (Ibn Adaweya x Sharbat) Bred by Shams El Asil Stud, Owned by Rabab Stud
4- Mannan Granata (Watef x Marhabah) Bred by Granata Stud, Owned by Al Mamlaka Stud
5- Ezz El Din (Al Aneed x Nedal) Bred by Hamdan (A) Stud, Owned by Ebad Al Rahman Stud


Stallions Born 1996 & Older:

1- Morgan (Fahd x El Amal) Bred & Owned by Badrawi Stud
2- Mayhoub (Adl x Sobha) Bred by El Zahraa Stud, Owned by Bebo Stud
3- Ghazal (Al Ashhab (F) x El Amal) Bred & Owned by Badrawi Stud

Senior Champion Stallion: Nagham Albadeia
Senior Reserve Stallion: Morgan

Laha Al Khalidiah Junior Champion Filly

Moutazat Al Biwibiya Junior Reserve Filly

Samara El Naarah Senior Champion Mare (one of my favorites)

Simeon Sharav class winner and Senior Champion Stallion with Dr.Nasr Marei, Marion Richmond, and Albadeia team

Simeon Sharav

Kamarain Albadeia Class winner and Junior Champion Filly (Nationals)

Shaza Albadeia Class winner and Senior Mare (Nationals)

Nagham Albadeia Senior Champion Stallion (Nationals)

So the EAO is back again organizing the ECAHO Nationals. Wow this is good news. The EAO has finally accepted that all horses join. I was sure it would happen and that it was a matter of time. Congratulations

Deborah,
May be Dina was not clear about this, the local EAO show is called National but not ECAHO affiliated, the one affiliated is that taking place in December in Sakkara each year.
Hope this clarifies.
A.Mounib

Too bad I though the EAO has changed their position. I am still confident that one day it will happen. Thanks for the clarification

Wow! Thank you for all the detailed information about the winners
and the beautiful photos!!!!

Hello Dina,

Thank you for posting all the results, it almost makes up for the fact that I couldn't get there. Hope to be there next year, perhaps we might get to meet then??

All the best,

Debbie Comini,
Tiawarra Arabians
Australia

Hi everyone !

Dina, congratulations, the pictures are great.

Mounibz,

The EAO International show is ECAHO affliliated, but the National is not. It is at the Sakkara show in December.

Hope to see you all there.

Late but probably not too late ... a few photos from the show.

Here is Samara El Naarah with her breeder Dr. Helmut Freimüller, trainer and handler Ward Bemong and his charming personal trainer Mieke Opsteyn ( )

Simeon Sharav, who gave a fantastic show and was handled by Fran Spönle

By the way, the mark for Insh Allah:

type 19 19 19
head/neck 18 19 19
topline 17 18 18
legs 17 17 16
movements 18 18 18

Will post a photo of him later.

Congratulations to Nasr and to Marion Richmond on the win of Simeon Sharav!!!!

He looks great! I look forward to seeing his influence on the beautiful horses of Al Badeia.

Dina, congratulations to you on your wedding!!!

Majid

Hello Debbie,

I really do hope that you can make it next year as the show is getting better and better each year. For sure if you come we can meet no problem just hope you can make it.

All the best,
Dina

Majd thanks

Oliver your welcome, it's a pleasure to post the results, and as mentioned before I do have alot of other pictures but I have to find the time to adjust them and post them. Just hope I can do that soon.

Hello Dina,

I am looking forward to being able to travel over next year. I enjoyed the show at the Saqqara Country Club last December & would love to be at the EAO for the show. It must be just the best atmosphere!! The grounds are so beautiful, it is hard to imagine a show being held there. Although having attended the sales there it doesn't take a huge amount of imagination!!!

You know it is so nice to drive down the palm treed avenue to the office at the EAO & just spend time wandering around with the horses. To be there when a show is beind held must be pure magic.

Would be great to visit with you & your horses. Your horses are stabled near Tariq's aren't they?

Congratulations on your marriage, I hope all goes well for you in the future.



Kindest wishes............Debbie.

Dear Debbie,

Thank you very much, my horses are stabled at Tarek's farm. Please whenever you plan to come to Egypt send me an email and it will be our pleasure (Ahmed my husband and I) to show you around. My email is dandoonz@hotmail.com and my
Mobile Phone # (+2) 010-145-9407.


Wish you all the best,
Dina

Hello Dina,

It would be wonderful to visit with you & your horses. I will look forward to that, but sadly it will be next year at the earliest.

Am looking forward to seeing more of your photo's taken at El Zahraa. When I saw Simeon Sharav awarded with Reserve Champion at Saqqara last December & then again at home at Al Badeia, I knew that he was going to go on to be a strong show contender. He has proven me right, he is truly a beautiful horse with excellent movement & look at me presence. There are many glorious horses in Egypt & I am pleased to be able to say that I have seen some of them in the flesh!

Would loved to have been there to see it all happen, but will be satisfied with yours & others photo's. Thanks to those who have posted photo's, greatly appreciated.

My email address is tiawarra@bigpond.com, if you would like to stay in touch.

All the best................Debbie.

For your information, The JR. Champion Colt Moutazat Al Biwibiya and the Jr. Champion filly and reserve were bred by the Saudis. Before you can be a breeder you must first purchase a foundation of mare and stallion. Your comments are absolutely unessessarry.

Scott

I wonder how Mutair looks right now.
Saw him the last time when he was 2 years old.

Hello Dina,
I think you have the Reserve Jr. Champion filly and Jr. Champion filly mixed up. Moutazat Albiwibiya was the Jr. Champion and Laha AlKhalidiah was the reserve. My question is, do the have the photos mixed up too? Which is which?

Hello Carolyn,

I am sure the pictures are not mixed up however when I get home from work I will check the results booklet and let you know if I made a mistake.

All the best
Dina

Dina ....
Also, Shaza Albadeia was Champion Senior mare and not Reserve.
Thanks .
Nasr

Sorry for the mistake Dr.Nasr I did correct it . I guess I have to review the results again as I had a bad Jet lag when I put them down, but I don't think there will be other mistakes.

Dina

Hi Anjuli,
a more recent photo of Mutair can be seen
in the INTERNATIONAL section. Scroll down
to the "Egyptian Championships 2003" -
there you'll find one.

Hi Carolyn,

I have checked the results and I am right Champion filly is Laha Al Khalidiah, and Resereve is Moutazat Al Biwibiya and the rest of the results are correct.

All the best
Dina