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Khemosabi ++++ (2) (3) (4) (5)Amerigo (Ferseyn x *Szarza) out of Jurneeka++ (Fadjur x Fadneeka)
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Khemosabi++++ and his ancestors ~ Pedigree with Pictures of Khemosabi++++, Amerigo, Jurneeka, Ferseyn, *Szarza, Fadjur and Fadneeka (Eva Dano) ~ Khemosabi Day WebcastThe Producers : The top five producing stallions of foals registered in the United States for all-time: 1. KHEMOSABI 2. *ALADDINN 3. *BASK 4. *MUSCAT 5. BEY SHAH -- as of 6/98 .. theregistry.org"KHEMOSABI++++ is a U.S. and Canadian National Champion Stallion and U.S. and Canadian National Champion Western Pleasure winner. He has sired over 320 champions and 88 National winners in halter and performance. KHEMOSABI++++ get have won National Championships in many different divisions." "KHEMOSABI++++ has over 50 sons who have sired champions, 23 of whom have sired National winners. Over 100 KHEMOSABI++++ daughters have produced champions, and 62 have produced National winners." "KHEMOSABI++++ is the son of two National Champions. His sire AMERIGO is a U.S. Reserve National Champion Stallion and sire of 7 National winners." "KHEMOSABI++++ is out of U.S. Reserve National Champion English and Western Pleasure and Top Ten Mare JURNEEKA++, dam of 5 champions." -- quoted from Arlene MagidIn 1938 Henry Babson of Chicago imported a group of Polish Arabians which included the stallion *Sulejman and the mares *Kasztelanka and *Azja IV. Their blood has not continued in pure Polish stock in America, but has been influential nonetheless, with *Sulejman appearing in the pedigrees of a number of National winners, *Kasztelanka being the granddam of U.S. Reserve National Champion Stallion Fadjur (and appearing twice in the pedigree of U.S. National Champion Stallion Khemosabi) -- Arlene Magid - The Arabian Horses of Poland |
 
  Khemosabi++++ and Theresa at his 33rd Birthday Party (May 2000) |
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Khemosabi++++ son Khiowa - He's made the Arabian Horse World leading sire list! Khemosabi++++ son  Khornerstone KpM - winner of 2 Regional Top 5's in Open Reining this year Khemosabi++++ son  Khomotion Khemosabi++++ sons Rho-Sabee+// (Khemosabi++++ x Rhodanna) Khemosabi++++ son CS Khasanova (Khemosabi x Khamalia (*An Malik x Khemberli(Khemosabi)) Khemosabi++++ son Khlagetoh+ (Khemosabi++++ x Gazee (Gazon)) Khemosabi++++ Sons Khemosabi++++ Son: Khabernet (Khemosabi x Yumm Yumm (by Hask out of Bay Lynn by Bay Abi) Khemosabi++++ Grandson: N R G (Kaiyoum (by Khemosabi) x Atall Image (by *Talal)) |
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 Amerigo (Ferseyn x *Szarza)  Jurneeka (Fadjur x Fadneeka) |
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*Kasztelanka - Pure Polish - is "well remembered (at least by the older crowd) as the dam of "the fiery Fadheilan". She was a bay mare born in 1929 and then imported from Poland in 1938 by Henry Babson. It is believed that she is the source of the presence and animation seen in Fadjur and most of his get." -- 
Fadheilan - (*Fadl x *Kasztelanka), 50% Egyptian, 50% Polish,
Sire of Fadjur and maternal and paternal grandsire of Jurneeka.
".. was an ideal representative of the cross between an Egyptian stallion and a Polish mare. Bred by Babson, he was later sold to Harry Linden of Spokane, Washington, where he was used as the owner's personal riding mount on his large cattle ranch. After Mr. Linden's passing in the fall of 1962, Fadheilan was acquired by the Jack Tone Ranch. At the age of 21 Fadheilan was shown at the Cow Palace by the Tones, and won the Grand Championship, one of the most coveted awards in the Arabian show world. A personality horse who passed on his presence and vibrancy to his get and their succeeding generations, he sired champions Fadudda, Fadnica, and reserve National Champion Fadjur,
the stallion who has started a new dynasty of his own in America. It was a great loss to many breeding programs that Fadheilan met with a tragic death at the age of 22. -- 