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YEMAMA (APS) |
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| 1885 BM EGYPT*133 | Breeder: ALI PASHA SHARIF | |
| Tail Male: | Tail Female: YEMAMA (APS) | |
A Foundation Horse
A Kuhaylat 'Ajuz of the marbat of Ibn Jallab (or Kuhaylah Jallabiyah), tracing to the horses of Ibn Khalifah, and bred by Ali Pasha Sharif, Egypt. Purchased from Ali Pasha Sharif by Muharram Pasha and purchased from him in March, 1892 by Wilfrid and Lady Anne Blunt. Given to al-Shafi'i al-Tahawi in 1906.
NOTES: The above information is from Wilfrid and Lady Anne Blunts' Sheykh Obeyd herd book [Pearson, 1988, pp142-3]. Lady Anne's 1909 Sheykh Obeyd catalog says, instead, that Yemama was sold back to Muharram Pasha.
The entry for Ibn Yashmak (BLT) in Weatherby's General Stud Book, Vol. XX p.945, describes his graddam as "Yemama, stated to be an Abeyeh, a bay mare brought from a desert tribe through a Tiahah [Tahawi] Sheykh to Mohamed Thabit, Sheik of the Sualha tribe in the Sherikieh Province, for Ali Bey Shahin, son of Sabin Pasha, and purchased from him in 1892." In 1909, Lady Anne apparently wrote to Weatherby's saying that the information given with Ibn Yashmak was in error, that Muharram Pasha had visited Sheykh Obeyd and told her that the bay mare sold to them 17 years earlier had been his Yemama, a Jallabiyah he had purchased from Ali Pasha Sharif. This correction was published in GSB Vol. XXI p900. The relationship to Muhammad Thabit, Ali Beg Shahin or Sabin Pasha to Muharram Pasha is not explained.
Yemama (APS) has traditionally been shown as the dam of Bint Yamama (KDV), Raswan Index entry #11071 being a case in point. However, it is now apparent that Yemama (APS) is not involved in Al Khamsa pedigrees except as the dam of Yashmak. The Sheykh Obeyd herd book, as referenced above, specifically says that Yemama (APS) was bred by Ali Pasha Sharif and sold by him directly to Muharram Pasha, who then sold the mare to the Blunts. No time is allowed, in the Sheykh Obeyd reference quoted, for transfer to Khedive Abbas II for production of Bint Yamama (KDV). Furthermore, current genetic research through mtDNA types eliminates the possibility of this traditional pedigree being correct. [See Bint Yamama (KDV)]
EGYPT I Ancestral Element
A Kuhaylat 'Ajuz of the marbat of Ibn Jallab (or Kuhaylah Jallabiyah), tracing to the horses of Ibn Khalifah, and bred by Ali Pasha Sharif, Egypt. Purchased from Ali Pasha Sharif by Muharram Pasha and purchased from him in March, 1892 by Wilfrid and Lady Anne Blunt. Given to al-Shafi'i al-Tahawi in 1906.
NOTES: The above information is from Wilfrid and Lady Anne Blunts' Sheykh Obeyd herd book [Pearson, 1988, pp142-3]. Lady Anne's 1909 Sheykh Obeyd catalog says, instead, that Yemama was sold back to Muharram Pasha.
The entry for Ibn Yashmak (BLT) in Weatherby's General Stud Book, Vol. XX p.945, describes his graddam as "Yemama, stated to be an Abeyeh, a bay mare brought from a desert tribe through a Tiahah [Tahawi] Sheykh to Mohamed Thabit, Sheik of the Sualha tribe in the Sherikieh Province, for Ali Bey Shahin, son of Sabin Pasha, and purchased from him in 1892." In 1909, Lady Anne apparently wrote to Weatherby's saying that the information given with Ibn Yashmak was in error, that Muharram Pasha had visited Sheykh Obeyd and told her that the bay mare sold to them 17 years earlier had been his Yemama, a Jallabiyah he had purchased from Ali Pasha Sharif. This correction was published in GSB Vol. XXI p900. The relationship to Muhammad Thabit, Ali Beg Shahin or Sabin Pasha to Muharram Pasha is not explained.
Yemama (APS) has traditionally been shown as the dam of Bint Yamama (KDV), Raswan Index entry #11071 being a case in point. However, it is now apparent that Yemama (APS) is not involved in Al Khamsa pedigrees except as the dam of Yashmak. The Sheykh Obeyd herd book, as referenced above, specifically says that Yemama (APS) was bred by Ali Pasha Sharif and sold by him directly to Muharram Pasha, who then sold the mare to the Blunts. No time is allowed, in the Sheykh Obeyd reference quoted, for transfer to Khedive Abbas II for production of Bint Yamama (KDV). Furthermore, current genetic research through mtDNA types eliminates the possibility of this traditional pedigree being correct. [See Bint Yamama (KDV)]
EGYPT I Ancestral Element
Tail Male:
Tail Female: YEMAMA (APS)
YEMAMA (APS) : 1885 BM
YEMAMA (APS)
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Total descendants:(Return To : Ancestral Elements) |
30931 |
Descendants by generation |
Descendants by year |
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1 : 1 2 : 1 3 : 6 4 : 32 5 : 38 6 : 221 7 : 1215 8 : 5043 9 : 9367 10 : 8929 11 : 4911 12 : 1103 13 : 64 |
1890 - 1899 : 1 1900 - 1909 : 1 1910 - 1919 : 6 1920 - 1929 : 21 1930 - 1939 : 40 1940 - 1949 : 109 1950 - 1959 : 142 1960 - 1969 : 214 1970 - 1979 : 1042 1980 - 1989 : 5781 1990 - 1999 : 9362 2000 - 2009 : 8887 2010 - 2019 : 4441 2020 - 2029 : 884 |