AKA Trucmain-Atti/ Turkmain-Atti; Or.Ar. Stolen to Germany in 1806 by Napoleon's Army Main Stud Book Trakehnen N 145A (SBTRK I, HR 579). 87014584; Owned by Friedrich-Wilhelm-Gestüt, Neustadt an der Dosse, was given by Prince (Count) Kaunitz in 1791; sire until 1806; Verzeichnis der preussischen Vollblut-Pferde, 1835, Vol. 2, p. 34; The Friedrich-Wilhelm-Gestüt was newly founded, it was stocked with highly refined English mares, and now an outstanding Oriental stallion was to be acquired for it. The Austrian government undertook to procure such a horse for Prussia, and it was announced that a stallion named Turc-Main-Atti had been purchased in Damascus, arrived in Vienna, and could be collected by Prussia. Professor Naumann was sent to take possession of it. There he found a fine, brown stallion, 5 feet 2 inches tall, which, judging by its size, build, and strength, did not appear to be a purebred Oriental.