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[Nasser]

Mr. Ferris, you are absolutely correct on your second thoughts: It is Loubna (Imperial Imdal x Imperial Kalatifa [Imperial Alkamar x AK Latifa]) in 1997.

Her 3/4 brother Laheeb (Imperial Imdal x AK Latifa) sired GALILEA (out of Geaorgia) bred by Michalow and named 2005 world senior female champion after the disqualification of the the original championship winner, Fawn Obsession.

Laheeb also sired Badawieh you mentioned, 2011 Senior Female Bronze World Champion.

Here is another one that should be easy for you. A stallion of the same dam line.
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[JFerriss]

Nasser, on 16 January 2012 - 07:39 AM, said:

Mr. Ferris, you are absolutely correct on your second thoughts: It is Loubna (Imperial Imdal x Imperial Kalatifa [Imperial Alkamar x AK Latifa]) in 1997.

Her 3/4 brother Laheeb (Imperial Imdal x AK Latifa) sired GALILEA (out of Geaorgia) bred by Michalow and named 2005 world senior female champion after the disqualification of the the original championship winner, Fawn Obsession.

Laheeb also sired Badawieh you mentioned, 2011 Senior Female Bronze World Champion.

Here is another one that should be easy for you. A stallion of the same dam line.
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Could this be the sire of the beautiful and talented Asil Helwa, owned by Tzviah Idan?
If so then my guess is that this is Khalif El Din (Fakher El Din x Masada Bellesabbah)
I have photos that I took of Masada Bellesabbah when she was only 6 months old.
She was always exquisite.

[Nasser]

I told you it "should be easy for you" .

Love to see that picture of Masada Bellesabbah when she was 6 months old. I always liked her and liked Akira Zarifa too.

[Nadj Al Nur]

This is the daughter of a mare who was born in Egypt and exported at a young age and now has descendants in many countries. Who was the mare born in Egypt  scan0019.jpg   507.82K   9 downloads

[Demelza]

I recognise the photo but can't think of a name for the life of me! Another clue please Cathy

[Nadj Al Nur]

The mare in question, who is the dam of the mare in the photo, was exported from Egypt and had three owners in her lifetime, the last two in Europe.