Loubajj Ibn Loubna-D
Loubajj Ibn Loubna-D is a dark-chestnut stallion foaled in 2006. Bred by Martine and Paul Despeghel of Dion Arabians, he is from two highly esteemed Arabian lines.
His sire, Ansata Selman (Ansata Hejazi x G Shafaria), foaled in 1999 and bred by the Ansata Arabian Stud in the United States, has made a significant mark on Straight Egyptian programs through both his show career and his influence as a sire. Among his notable progeny are the Israeli National Champion mare Insha Sha Latifa and the multi-champion colt Shagran Al Nasser, both of whom reflect his consistent transmission of type and elegance.
Loubajj was the second born foal out of Loubna (Imperial Imdal x Imperial Kalatifa). This grey mare was of exceptional quality and beauty. A World, European, and All Nation’s Cup Champion, as well as Israeli National Champion, she represents the El Dahmah db (Sabah branch) dam-line, reinforcing a legacy of excellence in both performance and breeding.
Through this pairing, Loubajj Ibn Loubna-D carries a concentrated expression of Straight Egyptian heritage, combining the paternal influence of Ansata Selman with the proven class and beauty of Loubna.
As of 2020, Loubajj Ibn Loubna-D has sired ten registered foals, including nine fillies and one colt.
EO Rhaisuli Ibn Shadwan
EO Rhaisuli Ibn Shadwan was born in 2003. He is sired by Classic Shadwan, a Straight Egyptian son by Alidaar. Alidaar, bred by Russell and Mildred Jameson in the USA, was a grandson by Morafic.
Classic Shadwan, a grey stallion, was out of Shagia Bint Shadwan, who was born in 1978 in Egypt and later exported to Germany. Through Classic Shadwan, EO Rhaisuli Ibn Shadwan is a half-brother to German National Gold Champion Stallion GR Amaretto and Mangalee Ibn Shadwan who both received the Golden Ribbon at the German Stallion licensing.
EO Rhaisuli Ibn Shadwan's dam was Barbariska, a Straight Russian bred daughter by Balaton. Balaton is considered 'The Horse of the Century' through his breeding performance. Barbarika's dam was Bissekritsa, a Pesniar daughter, who was broodmare at Tersk between 1985-1990, then sold to the Netherlands in 1993. Bissekritsa's dam-line traces to Russian Oaks winner and race performer Sapina (Arax x Solianka II). Sapina traces to the French import Sapine who came to Tersk in 1930.
From his Russian heritage, EO Rhaisuli Ibn Shadwan inherits the powerful, elastic movement for which those bloodlines are renowned, while his Straight Egyptian heritage lends him the classic Arabian type and refinement.
He sired eight registered foals, five fillies and three colts of which one colt was still-born. EO Rhaisuli Ibn Shadwan was gelded after 2014.
Elstera 1913
Elstera was a grey daughter by Ibrahim. Ibrahim was born in 1899 in the Syrian desert and was acquired by Count Potocki in Odessa, Russia. Over Turkey (Constantinople), Potocki sent him to his Antoniny stud in Poland.
Through Ibrahim, Elstera was a paternal half-sister to the famous Skworonek (x Jaskolka II).
Elstera's dam was Lezginka, a daughter by the desert imported stallion Obejan Szarak. Legzinka was the dam of further three registered foals. Her son Ganges I was the sire of Derby Winner Hardy and her daughter Kalina - full-sister to Elstera - was the dam of several influential horses like Dzwienna (dam of Piolun and Roszmaryn) or Floks (sire of the mare Elsissa).
Her last foal was a stallion by Koheilan I born in 1934. Her exact date of death is not known.
Elstera herself produced ten registered foals. Her most influential son was Flisak who was Polish Derby winner in 1927. He was later used as chief sire at Janow Podlaski between 1931 and 1940. Flisak's whereabouts after WW II is not known. He probably was lost during war.
Another offspring of Elstera was the grey mare Ikwa born in 1927. Ikwa was an excellent race horse. She was raced 6 times and won every race. She was also a Polish Derby winner. Ikwa left 2 foals (among them Obra, the granddam of Naborr) before she came to Tersk in Russia in 1939. She left no foals in Russia.
Elstera's last foal was a stallion by Koheilan I, born in 1934. Her exact date of death is not known.
EKS Sirajj
Among the younger generation of Arabian stallions emerging on the international stage, the grey stallion EKS Sirajj has quickly distinguished himself as a horse of exceptional type, quality, and promise. With his striking dapple-grey coat and aristocratic presence, Sirajj reflects both the rich heritage of his pedigree and the vision of the breeding program that produced him. He was born in 2018 at Elkasun Arabians in South Africa, a stud renowned for combining American, Spanish, Egyptian, and Polish bloodlines to produce refined, athletic Arabians with strong type and show presence.
EKS Sirajj represents the culmination of some of the most influential Arabian bloodlines of the modern era, combining refinement, type, and performance in both his sire and dam lines. His sire, Ibn Farid (2013–2025), a bay son by RFI Farid out of Asawir (by Marajj), traced directly to Mirage db via RSD Dark Victory and Bey Shah, bringing a heritage of classic elegance and proven show performance. Ibn Farid contributed significantly to this legacy during his lifetime, siring multiple championship offspring, and his own record reflected the quality and consistency of his bloodline. RFI Farid, Ibn Farid’s sire, was Italian National Champion Colt 2009, All Nation's Cup Bronze Champion Colt 210 and World Bronze Champion Colt 2010, establishing a strong international presence early in his career.
On the dam side, EKS Sirajj is out of EKS Bint Helwah (2013), a grey Straight Egyptian mare by Laheeb out of Helwah AA (by Al Ayad). Laheeb’s record is distinguished by multiple national and international titles, including Israeli National Champion Colt 1997, European Reserve Champion Colt 1999, and two times Israeli National Champion Stallion in 2003 and 2004. EKS Bint Helwah has already proven her genetic impact as the dam of EKS Sirajj's older full-brother EKS Farajj, World Gold Champion Colt and World Silver Champion Stallion.
EKS Sirajj has quickly established himself as a top competitor on the international Arabian show circuit. As a colt, he earned early recognition with the Junior Gold Champion Colt title at the 2020 Prague Intercup, followed by Junior Silver Champion Colt at the 2021 Elran Cup, signaling his potential from the outset. Transitioning to senior competition, he continued to excel, capturing Senior Gold Champion Stallion at the 2022 Elran Cup and achieving further distinction as German National Gold Champion Stallion in 2024, alongside a repeat Senior Gold Champion Stallion title at the Prague Intercup that same year.
In 2025, Sirajj maintained his competitive presence internationally, earning Silver Champion Stallion at both the GCAT in Valkenswaard and the Sharjah International Arabian Horse Festival, demonstrating consistent quality and type against elite competition. As of 2025 owned by Hanaya Arabian Stud in Switzerland, Sirajj represents a young stallion with proven show performance and the genetic foundation to influence future generations.
Kallisto 1997
The striking black stallion Kallisto, born in 1997, represented one of the excellent horses bred by Walter Koch's Saalegrund Stud. Combining the proven strength of the foundation sire Mansul with the rare black bloodlines of Khemala, Kallisto stood as a testament to the German-Cross concept: Tracing back in all lines to post-war German foundation Arabian horses.
Kallisto was sired by German Elite stallion Mansul. The chestnut Mansul was born in 1975 and became the foundation sire of Saalegrund Stud. He was bred by Edmund Schendel of Rosdorf, Germany, and was sired by Sawih Ibn Wisznu out of Mekka. Mansul was not only typey but also had excellent riding horse conformation. He was state licensed in 1978 and, in 1979, he became the best Arabian at the stallion performance test in Munich-Riem. Acquired by Walter Koch at the age of two, Mansul proved to be an exceptional sire for his stud. His progeny included the mares Jaszerah, Jarissah, Jarikah, Jamilah, and the stallions Mansuhri, Jericko, and Janosch. His most celebrated offspring was the German Elite mare Jassrah, German National Reserve Champion and All Nation's Cup Champion Mare. Mansul passed away in 2000, leaving a lasting legacy in German Arabian breeding.
Kallisto's dam was Khemala, a black mare of exceptional type, carried historically significant bloodlines. She was a product of a half-sister mating. Her sire was the black stallion Mouka-Tuam out of Khamala, both by Joka-Tuam. Her dam line traced back to 74 Tifle db through Kho-Rha, a mare bred at Babolna, Hungary, who became a foundation mare at the Achental Stud of Gertrude Griesbach.
Khemala not only produced Kallisto but also other important offspring, including Kardinal, a bay stallion and older full brother to Kallisto, and Kyros II, a black stallion by Janosch (by Mansul). Through her foals, Khemala contributed significantly to the black Arabian breeding program at Saalegrund.
Kallisto was used at Saalegrund Stud between 2001 and 2005 producing 17 foals among them the mare Nerah who became broodmare at Saalegrund Stud.
In 2009, Kallisto was exported to France, where he sired an additional 15 foals. Among them is Soltan El Mektoub (out of EM Selma), a black stallion born in 2018 who went on to achieve success in regional halter competitions.
Kallisto was recorded as deceased in October 2017, according to the French studbook.
The Princess of Egypt
In summer 2007, a beautiful dappled-grey mare entered the ring of the Orientalica show in Frankfurt/Germany. With her Arabian type, feminine expression yet without losing bone and substance she conquered the championships and won the Senior Champion Mare title. The name of this mare was The Princess of Egypt.
The Princess of Egypt was not unknown to the halter show ring. As a three-years old, she was awarded German National Junior Champion Filly, All Nations Cup Champion Filly and European Reserve Champion Filly all in 2000. Being Straight Egyptian by bloodline, The Princess of Egypt was shown at the Asil World Cup the same year where she was named Junior Champion Filly.
This lovely mare is a daughter by Orayan. Orayan was by Maysoun, a Ansata Halim Shah son out of the Messaoud daughter Oraya. Orayan was European and British National Champion Stallion. Unfortunately, this grey stallion died young before he could built up a bigger number of offspring.
The dam of The Princess of Egypt is Shahneekha. This bay mare was by Anaza Bay Shahh out of a Ibn El Mareekh daughter. She was imported from the United States to Germany by Horst Preuss of Madheen Arabians where she was used as broodmare producing 10 foals until she was exported to Al Salhia Stud in Saudi-Arabia.
The Princess of Egypt gave birth to her first foal (Princess Madheen) in 2002 by German National Champion Stallion Maydan-Madheen, followed by Princess Madheen's full-sister Munira Madheen in 2003. In 2005, The Princess of Egypt gave birth to her most notable son: Farid HP by Farres.
The second son born at Madheen Arabians was Mujahid Madheen by Alzeer Al Rayyan. Mujahid Mahdeen was used as endurance horse.
When Madheen Arabians was silently dispersed in 2007/2008, The Princess of Egypt was sold along with her full-sister Sharuby HP to the Middle East. While Sharuby HP went to Al Waab Stud in Qatar, The Princess of Egypt was acquired by Ajman Stud in the UAE.
For Ajman Stud, she - grown into a snow-white beauty - produced four colts by several halter show champions. No further foals out of her were registered after 2017.
Coming soon
- BAD AFAS (September, 16th)
- RP PENALBA BINT PSYTADEL (September, 18th)
- WIERNA (September, 20th)
- FARHA 1896 (September, 22nd)
- AUTHENTIC DAHMAN (September, 24th)
Latest Addition
| NAME | SIRE | DAM | Created |
|---|---|---|---|
| Djaima | Khouri | Dame Tartine | 2025-09-09 |
| Sarukh | El Nattall | Wierna | 2025-09-08 |
| Konocti | Rasakkla | Wierna | 2025-09-08 |
| Wiernyf | Alyf | Wierna | 2025-09-08 |
| Tiara 1947 | Raseyn | Wierna | 2025-09-08 |
| Wierka | Miecznik | Wierna | 2025-09-08 |
| Werra 1943 | Trypolis | Wierna | 2025-09-08 |
| Wierna | Ofir 1933 | Kamea | 2025-09-08 |
| Nachma | Nahbay | Njuba | 2025-08-30 |
| Nevada V | FS Bengali | Nachma | 2025-08-30 |
| RP Marrakesch | Ajman Moniscione | RP Penalba Bint Psytadel | 2025-08-30 |
| RP Calimero | WH Justice | RP Penalba Bint Psytadel | 2025-08-30 |
| RP Scheherazade | WH Justice | RP Penalba Bint Psytadel | 2025-08-30 |
| Thunder Asayel | Espressivo | RP Penalba Bint Psytadel | 2025-08-30 |
| Nikonja | Neman 1973 | Nika 1968 | 2025-08-30 |
| Borkan Al Asad | Elmaran | RP Penalba Bint Psytadel | 2025-08-30 |
| Naganka | Bad Afas | Najada 1932 | 2025-08-30 |
| Morris | Almifar | Morena | 2025-08-28 |
| Bissekritsa | Pesniar 1975 | Simpatika | 2025-08-27 |
| Rodan El Pharo | Nahabi El Pharo | AK Taldinaa | 2025-08-27 |
