1975 - born in Hungarian National Stud Babolna
1979 - lost a foal by MOHAFEZ (AK SHARAF)
1980 - gave birth to a colt, named FARAG II-2, by FARAG II
1981 – gave birth to a colt, named IBN GALAL II, by IBN GALAL I
1982 - gave birth to a colt, named ABBAS PASHA I, by ANSATA ABBAS PASHA
1983 - lost a foal by MABROUK
1984 – lost a foal by MABROUK
1985 - gave birth to a filly, named 236 AMEER, by AMEER
1986 - gave bith to a filly, named AMEER 6, by AMEER
1987 - lost a foal by IBN GALAL I
1988 - lost a foal by FARAG II
1989 - gave birth to a colt, named HALIM SHAH I-3, by HALIM SHAH I
1990 - gave birth to a colt, named HALIM SHAH I-2, by HALIM SHAH I
1991 - not covered
1992 - gave birth to a colt, named BASIM B, by MADKOUR I
1993 - gave birth to a colt, named BADI B, by VISBADEN
1994 - gave birth to a colt, named BAHIR B, by NASIR
1995 - lost a foal by EL Thay MAMELUK
1996 - gave birth to a colt, named GAMIL, by MOATAZ
1997 - not covered
1998 - not covered
1999 - pregnant to AZIM IBN ALIDAAR
2000 - gave birth to a colt, named FARID, by AZIM IBN ALIDAAR
2001 - died at "al zamet”
The mare herself was an extremely outstanding individual. Her special type and beauty reflected the magnificent combination of her pedigree and fulfilled every viewer with admiration -in young age also than in old.
We found this kind and gentle mare in very, very bad condition at a insolvent auction.
The reason we purchased her still in age of 24 was; that this lovely Egyptian mare could finish her life in dignity. We didn’t think one minute to breed with her again. We proudly took care about this special horse in her final days and we never regret this decision. Our goal was, to use the chance to get to know this old great mare -the grandmother and great grandmother our other Egyptian broodmares!
The beloved ZAMET together with the very kind Saluki and Susanne in very happy days.
By that time Sascha`s arm was broken, but Dysk was so extreme nice that the child could easily handle the horse with the left hand at the show and everywhere. So, they won the class!
In
the summer of 1994 six Arabians, including DYSK and ABBAS PASHA I-12 went
on a very long tour with their owners.
The three owners of the horses, Sylke, Gerda and Susanne have been friends
for a very long time. They had made numerous long distance rides before,
and this following nearly two-thousand-kilometre ride was the fulfilment
of their dreams.
So they took on a ride, started in Germany, with a route leading through
Austria over the Brenner Pass to Italy, and then to France into the Camargue
to Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. Along with the riding horses they also took
three hand horses, in order to be able to cover the long distance.
The ride went along mountain paths at a height of up to 2300 m, over endless
asphalt roads under a scorching sun, through fantastic mountain landscapes
and over sandy beaches.
More than once all participants were pushed to the limits by rocky terrain,
swarms of midges, the cold, and extreme heat.
After eight weeks of riding, the group reached their destination.
They rode mostly 4 days and on the fifth day they had a break.
While every rider had two horses so every second day the same horse had
to carry the rider and the luggage, the other horse was led than by hand.
In the eighties Sylke and Susanne with their Arabians, including DYSK
had made a five-week ride and tested the two-horse-method thoroughly.
They found that every horse needed nearly 14 days to get used to it. In
general the problems occur in the first 14 days. Who performs well in
the first fortnight, will usually hold out to the end.
"We had so much fun and very exciting days, but also many problems
to solve, so that none of us will ever forget these days !
We are honoured to be the owners of such loveable and reliable Arabian
horses who finished this challenge”, says Susanne.
