HALEB  br. H, ARABIAN, 1901
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AHR #25
Original Arabian - Syria.Color: Seal Brown; Height: 14.2 Hands; Weight: 960 Pounds; Strain: Muniqi Sbaili
Aka: Pride of the Desert
Al Khamsa: A Foundation Horse; Ancestral Elements Davenport, 100.0%
Bred by Ibn Zabyan of the Qumusa-Saba Bedouins
1906 purported to have bred more than 200 mares before leaving Syria
8-8-1906 HALEB was a gift from Nazim Pasha, Governor of Aleppo, to Homer Davenport who shipped him 8-28-1906 from Alexandria, Egypt
10-18-1906 arrived in New York and was taken by Davenport to Morris Plains, New Jersey
6-17-1907 won first prize in the JUSTIN MORGAN class at Rutland, Virginia, beating all Morgan entries. He was bred to several of the top Morgan mares
HALEB was the sire of 10 registered purebred Arabian foals
11-10-1909 poisoned
References:Al Khamsa.orgArabianhorses.org/datasourceEncyclopedia Smithsonian: Famous Horses; featured article in 9-1975 Smithsonian Magazine (skull and partial skeleton in the research section)2-1975 Arabian Horse News7-2012 Arabian Horse World Magazine1969 Book - The Raswan Index #33331980 Book - Foundation Horses of Arabian Breeding by Carl-Heinz Domken
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