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Aswad
Shahwan BWA
AHA 0602032
~SOLD~
Congratulations Pierre and Laurence!
Aswad Shahwan
BWA is a Blue Black, Straight Egyptian, Sheykh Obeyd, Blue
List Eligible, Al Khamsa, Asil, Babson
/ Pritzlaff / Halima /
Sirecho
+ Zaafarana bred Arabian Stallion.
Aswad is 'Pure in Strain' 1st generation
Dahman Shahwan through sire tail female and dam tail female.
Aswad's ancestral elements are Egypt 1, Blunt
and Egypt 2 as defined by Al Khamsa Inc.
Sire line: Jamil El Kebir (SJ)
Dam Line: El Dahma (DS)
*There
are no lines to El Deree
as Sheykh Obeyd Arabians do not carry El Deree;
he is non Basilisk and is Blue List Eligible.
His foals out of larger mares are
easily 13h to 14h as yearlings and should mature to their dams
height. All of his foals so far (10) are black based. He has not sired one chestnut foal even out of red based mares or mares known to produce chestnut.
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- age 5
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~~~~ News ~~~
2008 ~ Zaraq El Amir BWA, paternal half brother to Aswad Shahwan BWA has been exported to France!
2007 ~ Misemma BWA, maternal 3/4 sister to Aswad Shahwan
BWA has been exported to Kuwait!
Aswad is the perfect outcross stallion for breeders that know the importance of returning to the desert source for substance, strength and stamina. The Babson and Pritzlaff Egyptian / Al Khamsa Arabian horses remain an important source for proven athletic traits whether you are producing purebred Arabian athletes or looking to infuse Arabian blood into your breeding program regardless of the breed of horse that you wish to improve or outcross.
Ansata Ibn Halima is recognized throughout the world as a key source for maintaining classic Arabian type and beauty. "He was three times U.S. Top Ten Stallion, and earned numerous performance championships. Moreover, he sired 260 foals, among them 14 National winners, including U.S. National Champion Mare and Stallion." [excerpt *Ansata Ibn Halima, The Gift By Judith Forbis]
Aswad Shahwan
BWA is one of few remaining Straight Egyptian stallions that is "non Nazeer in Sire Line" thru *Fadl [Saklawi Jedran ~ Jamil
El Kebir]. He has zero Moniet El
Nefous breeding, carries 5 lines to Ansata Ibn Halima (by Nazeer), and is 50% Babson
bred with the remaining blood being "Pritzlaff" through Safaara
RSI and Elbateer
RSI. Aswad
is El Dahma (Ali Pasha Sherif) in dam line thru *Bint Bint Sabbah
~ A Dahmah Najibah (Shahwaniyah).
CONTACT
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Sired by Amir Seralim
BWA [K]
(by Ru Amir Ser)
and out of Sirenas Ellen BWA [K]
by Masada El
Shahwan [K]
(by Masada El Fahim [K])
The Masada Arabians were bred by Walter Schimanski
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2005
Foals:
So-Black Dajalana (aka "Bunny") produced a
black Egyptian Sired sabino
colt by Aswad Shahwan BWA, on April 15, 2005.
View his
foal pics
Texans
Only Hope produced this Dunskin filly sired by Aswad
Shahwan BWA on Aril 23, 2005.
Zohar
Shahazimah produced a gorgeous born black sabino - rabicano colt on May 18,
2005
 
ZOHAR ASWAD ELMAS - AHR*624586
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more photos
SOLD to endurance home! |
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photos!
2006 Foals:
More Foals & Photos
to be added as soon as they are recieved from the mare owners..
Please
let us know if you are interested in purchasing a foal by Aswad. |
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Pedigree
Research
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Pedigree
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Elements |
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is Straight Egyptian?
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is "Sheykh Obeyd"?
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My
gratitude goes to Stephanie White, owner of
Brandywine
Arabians for allowing me to aquire this outstanding
young stallion. He represents the third generation of her
Babson/Pritzlaff/Halima/Sirecho breeding program.
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Amir Seralim BWA is the sire of Aswad Shahwan BWA. Please enjoy this very informative article.
The Significance of Amir Seralim BWA by Debra Schrishuhn
Amir Seralim BWA 1993 black stallion (Ru Amir Ser x SC
Salima) is the only viable source of both of his parents and four grandparents
within Heirloom, and is the only registered foal of his dam. Ru Amir
Ser, a Straight Egyptian Babson, was a son of Bint Gammousa 1963 bay
mare (Negem x Gammousa, full sister to champion-producing Shar Sabbah)
and Ru Amir Ser is her only extant son in Heirloom.
Ru Amir Ser's sire,
Amirs Ser Rah (Amir Ibn Faserr x Bahrou), sired 12 purebred foals,
but Ru Amir Ser was the only Heirloom foal. Both Ru Amir Ser and his
sire are also lost to the Straight Babson gene pool. Bint Gammousa
remains extant among the Sheykh Obeyd Straight Babson population. Amir
Seralim BWA is the only registered foal of his dam SC Salima (Ansata
El Alim x Safaara RSI), making him her only link to the entire Arabian
breed, not just Heirloom, Sheykh Obeyd, Al Khamsa, and The Pyramid
Society. Her sire had only two Heirloom foals and his other daughter
Solimah 1991 (x Solafisa) has never produced a foal, so in effect SC
Salima is Heirloom's only link to Ansata El Alim (*Ansata Ibn Halima++
x *Ansata Bint Zaafarana).
SC Salima's dam, Safaara RSI (Faarad x RSI
Sara), was a unique breeding (no full siblings) and of her 11 purebred
foals, SC Salima was her only Heirloom foal. *Ansata Bint Zaafarana's
blood is found through three offspring: her daughter Ansata Zareifa
(three living Heirloom descendants of breeding age), Ansata El Alim,
and Ansata El Nisr (whose line is well established).
So if Brandywine
Arabians had not bred Amir Seralim BWA to ensure the continuance of
his line, Heirloom would have lost Ru Amir Ser (Straight Babson already
lost to the Babson line), Amirs Ser Rah (Straight Babson already lost
to the Babson line), Bint Gammousa (Straight Babson), Ansata El Alim
(vector of *Ansata Bint Zaafarana), SC Salima (otherwise lost to the
entire Arabian breed), and Safaara RSI.
That's a lot of ancestors funneled down
into one horse. And these are not backyard horses—the Babsons
have impressive close ancestors in their pedigrees and performance
credentials. Amir Ibn Faserr competed successfully in Western Pleasure.
His sire Ibn Fa-Serr (Fa-Serr x Fa Deene) was one of the major sires
at the Babson Farm. Babson historian Diana Johnson gives him the title
of the third most prolific sire within the closed Babson group, after
foundation sire *Fadl and his son, 1955 National Grand Champion Fa-Serr
(also a black horse, by the way).
Bahrou was a daughter of Fabah (*Fadl
x *Bint Bint Sabbah), assessed by Babson Farm manager John Vogel as "probably
as consistent a sire as any horse I’ve ever known.” (Joe
Ferriss, “An Interview with Babson Farm Manager, John Vogel,” Khamsat,
14: 4: 34-35) Fabah sired many National winners in halter and performance
and producers of National Champions in halter and performance. Negem
(Fa-Serr x Fay-Negma), another black horse, was herd sire for Char-Shar
Farms throughout his life.
This information was generously provided by Debra Kay Schrishuhn "The
Heirloom Research Group"
A Sampling of Photos of Get sired by Aswad
2006 gelding colt ex Gamins Solitaire
2005 colt ex So-Black Dajalana
2005 Colt ex Zohar Shahazimah
2006 colt ex Texans Only Hope (AQHA & PHBA)
2005 filly ex Texans Only Hope (AQHA & PHBA)
2005 Filly ex Jewels Sassy Reunion
2008 Colt ex Zohar Shahazimah
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