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Date Posted: 10:58:38 01/11/02 Fri
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Ibn Yashmak (Feysul x Yashmak) a chestnut stallion born 1902 at the Sheyk Obeyd Stud in Egypt. His dam Yashmak was a white Kehilan Jellabieh bred at the Sheyk Obeyd Stud in 1893. Her dam, Yemama, was a bay Kehileh Jellabieh.
Imam (El Emir x Ishtar) was a bay stallion born 1886. Bred by Miss Dillon. He stood 15.2 hands tall.
Imamzada (Imam x Kesia II) a bay stallion born 1891. Bred by Miss Dillon. Imported in 1905 by Spencer Borden.
Jeroboam (Pharoah x Jerboa) a bay stallion foaled 1882. Bred by Wilfrid Blunt.
Kars a bay stallion foaled 1874. Imported 1878. He was a Seglawi Jedran of Ibn Sbeni.
Kismet a dark chesnut foaled in 1877. He was sent from Arabia to Abdool Rahman of Bombay in October 1882. Then purchased by Mr. Broadwood. He won the Mysore Cup, Mysore Purse, Deccan Handicap, Bombay Derby, and four of teh Agha Khan's Plates in 1883 to 1884. Sold to Sir R Dick Cunyngham in 1884. He won mathces in England at Newmarket and Sandown Park in July 1886 beating the Arabian horse Asil. He was then sold to Mr. Corbett. Mr. Corbett sold him the the Rev. F. F. Vidal and kept him at stud until 1891. He then leased him to Randolph Huntington of New York where he died of pneumonia shortly after arriving.

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