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The strain of Saqlawi Jedran Part Three
Ghazieh El Zarka c.1850 through Bint Yamamah c.1894
Some of the most famous Arabian horses exported from Egypt to Europe and America during the 1920s and 1930s had been associated with the strain of Koheilan Jellabi, all of them bred by Prince Mohammed Ali and descendant of his mare Bint Yamama c.1895, bred by Khedive Abbas II. This had to be corrected because of different reasons.
 Nasr 1918 (Rabdan El Azrak X Bint Yamamah), a classic Saqlawi stallion
The first references of Bint Yamamah by The Blunts show her as daughter of Yemameh c.1872, bred by Ali Pasha Sherif, the dam of Mesaoud. Kafifan 1916 (Mabrouk Manial X Negma) was sold to Poland as a Saqlawi. Only with Jasir, a full brother to Kafifan, the Jellabi strain was mentioned the first time in the pedigrees. Also the Babson and Brown imports to America were given as Jellabies. In 2000 a genetic investigation was done by Dr. Anne Bowling using mDNA markers that showed clearly that Bint Yamamah matches Bint Helwa, descending to Ghazieh c.1850 of Abbas Pasha. No match was found to Makbula, a mare coming from Bint Jellabiet Feysul in tail female line. Thus, as so often, Lady Bluntīs information turned out to be the most reliable.
  Mahroussa c.1921 (Mabrouk Manial X Negma), full sister to Kafifan and Jasir, mother of Fadl, Maaroufa, Zarife, Hamida
 
Maaroufa 1931 (Ibn Rabdan X Mahroussa), as yearling and adult mare, an exceptional broodmare
   Fadl 1930 (Ibn Rabdan X Mahroussa), as youngster and mature stallion, full brother to Maaroufa, oustanding sire and performance horse
  Fadl Dan 1969 (Fabah X Fada), sire at Bentwood Farms and Maar Ree 1957 (Fasaab X Maarou), grandmother of RDM Maar Hala (right), Maarou is full sister to El Maar (Fay El Dine X Maaroufa)
Serr Mariner 1970 (Ibn Fa-Serr X Maarena ) dressagehorse up to the level of Grand Prix
 Imperial Baarez 1996 (PVA Kariim X BB Ora Kalilah), last head sire at Imperial, a multiple champion worldwide, now in Egypt, goes back to Bint Yamamah through Aaroufa
Elf Layla Wa Layla 1991 (Assad X 223 Ibn Galal I-13), a multiple champion mare in Europe, bred at Babolna, tracing to Bint Yamamah through El Aziza, exported to Hungary
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 Bint Yamamah c.1895 (Saklawi I X Yemameh) and Negma c. 1905 by Dahman El Azrak
 Mesaoud 1887 (Aziz X Yemameh), one of Crabbet Parkīs most influential stallions is a maternal halfbrother to Bint Yamamah
 Negma c.1905 (Dahman El Azrak X Bint Yamamah)
 Jasir 1925 (Mabrouk Manial X Negma) exp. Germany (Weil, Marbach)
  El Maar 1949 (Fay El Dine X Maaroufa) and Faaris 1954 (Fa-Serr X Maaroufa), two offspring of Maaroufa and the two full brothers Fay El Dine and Fa-Serr (Fadl X Bint Serra)
 RDM Maar Hala 1973 (El Hilal X Maar Jumana), a blend of old and new Egyptian lines and leading dam of champions
 Prince Ibn Sheikh 1981 (Sheikh El Badi X RDM Maar Hala)
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