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 1992
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.
Iman Ibn Aman
Born in 2003, Iman Ibn Aman is a son of the black Egyptian stallion Carsal Aman. Carsal Aman was sired by Ansata Exemplar and out of Aliah G.M..
Ansata Exemplar, a black stallion bred by Ansata Arabians in the United States, was later exported to Germany, where he stood at Carsal Arabians from 2005 until his export to Qatar. Through Ansata Exemplar, Iman Ibn Aman belongs to the direct sire line of Alaa Al Din, bred at El Zahraa Stud in Cairo.
On the dam side, Carsal Aman traces to the Babson-bred mare Faziza (by Far-Turf), foaled in the United States and later exported to Germany. Her import introduced the rare Babson lines into German breeding.
Carsal Aman was acquired by Gundula and Bernd Schmitt for their Herrenmühle Stud in Germany. Before being gelded, he sired only five foals in addition to Iman Ibn Aman, most of them black in color.
Iman Ibn Aman’s dam, Inshalima, was by Ibn Galal-1, a son by Ibn Galal (also known as Magdi), who had been imported to Bábolna Stud in Hungary. Inshalima’s dam, Indschima II, was by the Polish stallion Euben, an influential sire in the breeding program of the Thörner family in Germany. Bred at Janów Podlaski, Euben was by Bandos out of Eunice (by Comet).
The dam line of Indschima II reflects the old German foundation, incorporating bloodlines from historic studs such as Ismer, Marbach, and Achental. Her maternal granddam, the chestnut mare Innazzah (by Wisznu), was regarded as one of the most beautiful mares ever bred by Gertraude Griesbach of Achental Stud.
As of 2025, Iman Ibn Aman has no registered offspring.
HS Temptation Eyes
The grey mare HS Temptation Eyes was foaled in 2004 and bred by Linda Pizzonia.
Known affectionately as “Flower” in the barn, she quickly became a favorite for her combination of refined type and athletic presence. Originally bred and raised in the U.S., she entered the European breeding scene when imported to Germany by Black Smoke Arabians.
HS Temptation Eyes was sired by the late grey stallion A Temptation (1995–2016, by Tempter out of A Love Song by *Bask), one of the most accomplished performance Arabians of his generation in the United States. His record includes U.S. National Champion titles in Pleasure Driving (2005) and English Pleasure (2002), U.S. National Reserve Champion Park Horse (2006), and multiple other major wins. He was also an exceptional sire. By 2020, A Temptation had sired more than 260 foals, passing on his athletic ability and distinctive style.
HS Temptation Eyes' dam, the chestnut mare MMA Diamond Dawn (by Hucklebey Berry out of Diamond Lillie by *Bask), adds further depth to this heritage. Through her female line, MMA Diamond Dawn traces directly to Jurneeka, the celebrated dam of the legendary Khemosabi, himself U.S. and Canadian National Champion Halter Stallion and National Champion Western Pleasure. Her tail-female line belongs to the Saklawiyah Al Abd strain descending from the legendary desert war mare Wadduda.
Appearing five times within her pedigree through both sire and dam, *Bask provides HS Temptation Eyes with a tightly woven link to one of the most important Polish sires of halter and performance champions in the United States.
Her record in the show ring reflects this heritage. As a young mare she captured Junior Bronze Champion Mare at the Orientalica Show in 2011, signaling her early promise. She matured into an even more impressive senior mare, earning Senior Gold Champion Mare at the Kauber Platte Championships in 2015. That same year she also became German National Silver Senior Champion Mare, a title she repeated again in 2018, cementing her reputation as one of Germany’s most consistent and admired show mares.
As a broodmare, HS Temptation Eyes has produced several foals registered in Germany for Black Smoke Arabians. Her offspring include the grey stallion BS Flower Power (2013, by B.S. Beethovenn), grey mare BS Grace (2014, by Marcus C), chestnut stallion BS Scaleri (2016, by Le Createur), chestnut stallion BS Magny Cour (2017, by Eklipse O), and bay mare BS Last Flower (2020, by Eklipse O).
BS Last Flower was her final foal for Black Smoke Arabians as she was exported to Qatar in 2021.
Alaa Al Din
Alaa Al Din was a bay stallion foaled in 1990, bred in Germany by Liesel Vetter. He should not to be confused with the better-known Egyptian stallion Alaa El Din (1956, by Nazeer).
Alaa Al Din was sired by Salaa El Dine, a grey Straight Egyptian stallion by Ansata Halim Shah out of Hanan. Bred at Katharinenhof, Salaa El Dine became one of the most admired sons of Ansata Halim Shah in Europe. He sired multi halter champions in Europe. He proved himself a valuable sire: among his most influential offsprings was RN Farida, one of the most beautiful Straight Egyptian mares of her time, and the British National Champion Stallion Crusader.
Through his dam, German Elite mare Hanan, Salaa El Dine was half-brother to Asfour (by Malik), who was exported to Australia where he became chief sire at Simeon Stud, and to Jamilll (by Madkour I), who was an excellent sire of Straight Egyptians in Germany and later in the United States.
On his dam’s side, Alaa Al Din traced back to Ashraff, a Straight Egyptian daughter by Mohafez. Ashraff was a half-sister to Salaa El Dine, as both were out of Hanan, the founding mare of Dr. Nagel’s Katharienhof Stud in Germany.
Ashraff became broodmare at Liesel Vetter's Stud. Through her, Alaa Al Din was half-brotheer to Ibn Jamil by Jamilll who was widely used as sire.
This may be why Alaa Al Din, as the younger half-brother, was used only sparingly by Liesel Vetter on her own mares, although he did cover some outside mares.
Alaa Al Din successfully completed his 100-day performance stallion test at Marbach in 1994 and later placed third in his class at the Bairactar Memorial in 1998.
In exchange for the stallion Bayyfire, he was leased to Italy in 2000.
He later returned to Germany, where he sired several more foals but was primarily used as a family riding horse. He made a striking appearance at the Egyptian Event in Dillenburg in 2006, where he and his rider performed in the show segment wearing traditional Arabian costume.
His last foal was registered in Germany in 2013.
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- LM LIBRETTO (October, 20th)
Latest Addition
| NAME | SIRE | DAM | Created |
|---|---|---|---|
| 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 1932 | Hardy | Dora 1922 | 2025-10-05 |
| Dora 1922 | 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 |
| Sheikha | db | db | 2025-10-05 |
| Mahomet 1913 | Orjent | Pojata | 2025-10-05 |
| Makata | Fetysz | Gazella II | 2025-10-04 |
| Zazula Gazella | Flisak | Gazella II | 2025-10-04 |
| Arabella 1914 | Pielgrzym | Arabella 1898 | 2025-10-04 |
| Adamas | Kohejl Ibn Mazepa | Arabella 1914 | 2025-10-04 |
| DA Kairo | DA Korrado | Riva | 2025-09-30 |
