Stival
The bay stallion Stival was sired by Gazal Al Shaqab. Gazal Al Shaqab - born at Al Shaqab Stud, Qatar - was World Champion Stallion in 2001. Through Gazal Al Shaqab, Stival is a paternal half-brother to All Nations Cup Champion Marwan Al Shaqab (x Little Liza Fame) who is considered Gazal Al Shaqab best son in the show ring as well as sire.
Stival's dam was the bay Paloma De Jamaal, 2003 US National Top Ten Futurity Filly. She was sired by Soho Carol who was born in Brazil at the farm of Mr. Ailton Braga. This bay Ali Jamaal son was then exported to the US and later came to Europe. Paloma's dam was the Straight Spanish Barich de Washoe daughter Palomara who also produced 2011 Scottsdale Top Ten Western Pleasure Junior Horse Amado de Jamaal, full-brother to Paloma de Jamaal.
Born at the farm of the Peri & Mike Wilson in Florida, Stival started his halter show career at the US Nationals in 2007 where he was Top Ten Yearling Colt. One year later he won his class Colts 2years old at Scottsdale unanimously. Then in 2009, he was shown at the Arabian Breeders World Cup in Las Vegas. With a great attitude, a lot of type and beautiful Arabian expression, Stival was awarded Junior Champion Colt.
After conquering the American show ring, Stival continued his halter show career in Europe. At the Int. Show in Baden Baden Germany, he was awarded Silver Champion Colt 2009 before crowding his successful show year by being named Junior Male Silver Champion at the All Nations Cup.
After succeeding in the show ring, he became sire of successful show horses. For the United States, he sired for example Barzan Al Shahania and Trussardi, a very typey stallion that was named US National Champion Futurity Colt in 2012 and who is building up his own dynasty of offspring.
Stival's son WW Stivallea - born in the United States - was sold to Israel where he was awarded National Gold Champion Senior Stallion in 2014.
In Europe, the most notable sons are both from Russian bred mares of the Kossack Stud: the bay ByStival Kossack (x Beatrix) and the chestnut Primeval Kossack (x Pribaltika). While ByStival Kossack is a successful sire, Primeval Kossack was Dutch National Gold Champion Junior Colt in 2013 and also is a successful sport horse.
His final years, Stival suffered from lamnities. In February 2018, Stival had to put down when the illness took its toll. He was just 12.
Berlin MP
The grey stallion Berlin MP, bred in 2018 by Mindy Peters of Mindy Peters Arabians (USA), has quickly risen to international prominence. Towering at just over 16 hands by the age of three, Berlin MP combines elegance, athleticism, and commanding presence in a way that has captured the attention of breeders and judges alike. With his striking Arabian type and proven record in the showring, he is regarded as one of the most exciting young stallions of his generation.
Berlin MP is sired by the Belgian-bred grey stallion S.M.A. Magic One, a son of the influential Psytadel. S.M.A. Magic One is celebrated worldwide as a producer of champions, passing on exotic type and refinement to his offspring. Through him, Berlin MP is a paternal half-brother to Siwar Al Shaqab, World Junior Gold Champion Filly of 2021, and to Monz Albidayer, World Senior Gold Champion Mare of 2022.
Berlin MP’s dam, Baraka MP, is a mare of considerable quality in her own right, also bred by Mindy Peters. A daughter of Alfabia Ajib, she brings the elegance and refinement of Egyptian bloodlines, while her dam, Om El Belinda Estopa, anchors the pedigree in the legendary Om El Arab program. Her dam-line traces directly to Estopa, the Spanish-bred foundation mare of Om El Arab, whose influence on the global Arabian breed is immeasurable. Through this female family, Berlin MP inherits not only beauty but also a heritage of proven producers. His dam-line is further strengthened by its connection to Om El Beneera, one of the jewels of the Estopa dynasty.
The combination of S.M.A. Magic One with Baraka MP has proven especially potent. Berlin’s full sister, Sweira Al Jassimya, was a Gold Champion Yearling Filly at Mention in 2017.
Berlin MP himself also competed in the show ring successfully: In 2021, he was crowned Junior Male Gold Champion at the Arabian Breeders World Cup, a title that placed him firmly in the spotlight. The following year, he returned to claim the Senior Male Gold Championship at the same event, delivering a performance in Scottsdale that included no fewer than seven perfect scores of 20.
Most recently, in 2025, Berlin MP added to his accolades with the title of Senior Male Gold Champion at the GCAT Valkenswaard.
Described as “the epitome of an Arabian stallion, right out of a fairy tale,” Berlin MP exemplifies the union of legendary bloodlines and modern refinement. With the strength of S.M.A. Magic One behind him, and the priceless Estopa damline through Baraka MP, he carries a pedigree of proven influence. His commanding show record only strengthens his reputation as a stallion of importance.
Om El Shampane
On a hot Californian summer day of 2005, Om El Shadeeka gave birth to her first foal, a chestnut colt with flaxen mane and tail. Sigi Constanti of Om El Arab, the breeder of the colt, named him Om El Shampane. The name fits his color coat very well.
Om El Shampane's dam Om El Shadeeka is a daughter by Sanadik El Shaklan and out of Om El Shaina. Om El Shaina was the second last daughter of the legendary Spanish mare Estopa, the foundation mare of Sigi's Om El Arab Stud.
Om El Shampane's sire is the grey stallion Al Lahab. Al Lahab by Laheeb IASB is a very well known halter show horse in Europe from Straight Egyptian bloodlines. As a Junior horse, he was European Champion and Reserve All Nations Cup Champion Colt. In 2006, Al Lahab was All Nations Cup and World Champion Stallion. Three years later, he competed in the Nations Cup and in Paris again where he was awarded Senior Gold and Senior Silver Champion Stallion respectively.
Born in California, Om El Shampane was imported to Germany in 2007 where he has been standing at Wagner Arabians ever since where he produced around 20 foals plus some foals for different other breeders. Besides his purebred offspring, he sired a Half-Arabian pinto and an Appaloosa colt.
The chestnut Al Lahab son was never halter shown but Om El Shampane was a awarded with a Silver ribbon at the stallion licensing in Aachen in 2008. He has been trained under saddle and officially showed his ride-ability by passing his field inspection test (section: Dressage) at Luhmühlen in 2011.
Baha AA
Baha AA is a grey stallion of Straight Egyptian breeding, noted for his classic Arabian type with large, dark eyes, refined head and shimmering silver coat. Baha AA’s exceptional conformation and breed type make him stand out.
Born in 2011 and bred by Chen Kedar of Ariela Arabians in Israel, Baha AA is by Al Ayad and out of Baraaqa AA.
His sire Al Ayad descends from Nazeer’s line and carries legendary Straight Egyptian stallions like Morafic, Ansata Ibn Halima, and Ruminaja Ali in his pedigree.
Through Al Ayad, Baha AA is half-brother to Al Ayal AA (x The Vision HG), a successful show champion in the Middle East. His sire Al Ayad was a successful halter show horse too. He was awarded e.g. Senior Champion at the Israeli Egyptian Event in 2006 and Asil Cup Champion in 2008. Al Ayad died in 2009 at the age of 10.
Baha’s dam Baraaqa AA, a Laheeb daughter out of The Vision HG, makes him closely related to both Al Ayal AA and World Champion Stallion Al Lahab. Her dam, Al Baraqai AA, added extra refinement through Baahir.
Baha AA himself was succesfully halter shown. Still in Israel, he was named Israeli National Champion Colt in 2011 and Egyptian Event Europe Senior Champion Stallion in 2013. Later he was leased to the U.S.where he won the Egyptian Event Champion Stallion title n 2014.
Through his success at the Egyptian Event, Jeff Sloan got aware of Baha AA and acquired him later that year. He and his partners, in cooperation with Midwest Training and Breeding Centre, have stationed Baha AA in Scottsdale, Arizona, a major center of Arabian horse breeding in the United States. His first foal crop in the United States has been well received, and he is expected to continue contributing to breeding programs in the coming years.
Agnes
The Straight Russian mare Agnes was sired by Grand, a grey stallion foaled in 1984 at Tersk Stud. Grand was by Mukomol, chief sire at Tersk during the 1980s and 1990s, and out of Nevesta. His sire line traces back to the French-bred stallion Denouste, whose line was noted for producing outstanding performance horses. Grand’s dam, Nevesta, was Russian National Champion Mare, and through her, Grand was a half-brother to the European Champion Vatican. After being used as a breeding stallion in Russia, Grand was exported to the Netherlands, where he was named Dutch National Champion in 1996. He was later exported to Italy.
Agnes’ dam Sova was also bred at Tersk in 1979. A chestnut daughter by Angel (by Aswan), Sova was foaled shortly before Angel’s export to Sweden in 1983, following his brief use at Tersk. Sova’s dam was Statuja, a daughter by Arax, from the female line tracing to Belle-Et-Bonne, the French import by Djebel.
In 2013 Agnes was shown at the Kaub National C Show, where she was named Senior Bronze Champion Mare. Kaub was also the venue of her final public appearance in August 2014, when she competed and placed third in her class.
DA Karat
The stallion DA Karat was foaled in 2004, bred by Cornelia Kolnberger of Diamond Arabians in Austria. He was sired by DA Kairo and out of the black bay mare Ravenna.
DA Kairo was by DA Korrado and out of Riva. Through his paternal grandsire DA Korrado, DA Karat carries the influential Russian sire line of Kubinec, Balaton, and Menes, three stallions that left a lasting mark on modern Arabian breeding. DA Kairo also sired the mare DA Kismet, dam of DA Just a Diamond, Austrian National Gold Champion Colt in 2013.
On the maternal side, DA Karat’s dam Ravenna was a daughter by Vympel, the black bay stallion bred at Tersk Stud in Russia. Exported first to the Netherlands and later to Switzerland, Vympel was leased by Hans Trummer in 1993 and 1994 and also stood at stud at SAX Arabians in Bavaria. Ravenna’s dam, Rawayeh, was sired by the Egyptian stallion Kais I and descended from a Crabbet mare line. Imported to Austria by Anton Balaz, Rawayeh was later acquired by Cornelia Kolnberger, where Rawayeh became one of her foundation mares. Through Ravanna, DA Karat is half-brother to DA Kandahar, Austrian National Bronze Champion Stallion in 2014.
Shortly after his birth, DA Karat was sold to Brigitte Sprave in Germany. Standing 15.2hh, he matured into an athletic stallion of impressive presence, with strong bone, good depth, and a striking dark chestnut coat. In 2006, he was licensed with the White Ribbon of the German Arabian Horse Association. The following year, he was shown at the Arabica in Frankfurt, where he placed third in his class.
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Latest Addition
| NAME | SIRE | DAM | Created |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elegant Gold | General Gold | Bright Marina | 2025-10-12 |
| SDA Silver Sultan | Amyr Bronze PC | PR Silver Dream | 2025-10-12 |
| Payback Silver Tsee | SDA Silver Sultan | AM Sirena | 2025-10-12 |
| OSO Hunter | Kalkette Park Silver Deen | Al-Marah Heyho Silver | 2025-10-12 |
| Karat | Egoist | Kaiba | 2025-10-11 |
| Wieza Bajek | Abha Qatar | Wieza Marzen | 2025-10-11 |
| Rabda Khuszaiba | db | db | 2025-10-05 |
| Dywersia | Wallis II | Lutecja | 2025-10-05 |
| Jarema | Madras | Dywersia | 2025-10-05 |
| Fanfara | Kohejlan | Nimfa | 2025-10-05 |
| Jaszmak | Koheilan I | Elegantka 1923 | 2025-10-05 |
| Kuhailan Zaid | db | db | 2025-10-05 |
| Kaszmir | Farys II | Hebda 1913 | 2025-10-05 |
| Jagoda | Koheilan I | Kalina | 2025-10-05 |
| Nora | Hardy | Dora 1922 | 2025-10-05 |
| Dora | Bakszysz | Pomponia | 2025-10-05 |
| Niwka | Fetysz | Dziwa 1922 | 2025-10-05 |
| Liliana | Linkoln | Czapla | 2025-10-05 |
| Lassa | Koheilan I | Zulejma 1914 | 2025-10-05 |
| Ibn Mahomet | Mahomet 1913 | Sultanka | 2025-10-05 |
