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*MANNAKY |
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| 1888 CS AHR*294 | Breeder: NONE PROVIDED | |
| Tail Male: *MANNAKY | Tail Female: | |
A Foundation Horse
A Ma'naqi Sluqi imported in 1893 to the USA by the Hamidie Society.
NOTES: The above information (except for the birthdate and strain) is abbreviated from *Mannaky's posthumous entry in Vol. II (1918) of the Arabian Horse Club stud book. According to this entry, *Mannaky was a Hamdani Simri stallion foaled in 1893. No strain is named on the AHC register, now in storage at the Arabian Horse Trust. The year 1893 was that of the Hamidie importation, which included *Mannaky. The 1893 foaling date is unlikely, as *Mannaky was an adult horse at that time and as his son Mannaky Jr was foaled in 1895. The Tattersall's Sale Catalog of 1894 for the Hamidie sale in Chicago lists a "Manakey, sorrel stallion; both hind feet white; 14 3/4 hands; foaled 1888; breed, Managhi-Slaji." A.G. Asdikian (who was in attendance at the sale) was quoted in The Horseman as saying that Peter Bradley's agent bought this "Manakey." Peter Bradley was the owner of Hingham Stock Farm, which used the registered *Mannaky at stud. Homer Davenport, a partner of Bradley's who owned both Zitra and Mannaky Jr, refers to *Mannaky in his World's Fair Catalog as a desert-bred Ma'naqi Sluqi stallion imported by the Hamidie Society.
Raswan Index entry #5952 shows the same information as the AHC entry.
Two 1909 letters from J.R. Dolbony (apparently a performer with the Hamidie Society) to Homer Davenport indicate that *Mannaky's sire and dam were both of the Ma'naqi strain and both were owned by his breeder, "Sage el Misrub," [al-Misrab of the Saba'ah] and that he, Dolbony, had raised *Mannaky, although he does not give his age. These letters are part of the National Archives file of correspondence between the officers of the AHC and the government agency responsible for approving livestock registries. These letters have been reprinted [Dirks & Dirks, 1989].
*Mannaky's only registered foals (whose registrations preceded his) were out of the Hamdaniyah Simriyah mare *Galfia. It appears possible that the Hamdani Simri strain was carried backwards to *Mannaky from his foals, as it was often assumed in western society that strain designation was inherited from the sire.
HAMIDIE Ancestral Element
A Ma'naqi Sluqi imported in 1893 to the USA by the Hamidie Society.
NOTES: The above information (except for the birthdate and strain) is abbreviated from *Mannaky's posthumous entry in Vol. II (1918) of the Arabian Horse Club stud book. According to this entry, *Mannaky was a Hamdani Simri stallion foaled in 1893. No strain is named on the AHC register, now in storage at the Arabian Horse Trust. The year 1893 was that of the Hamidie importation, which included *Mannaky. The 1893 foaling date is unlikely, as *Mannaky was an adult horse at that time and as his son Mannaky Jr was foaled in 1895. The Tattersall's Sale Catalog of 1894 for the Hamidie sale in Chicago lists a "Manakey, sorrel stallion; both hind feet white; 14 3/4 hands; foaled 1888; breed, Managhi-Slaji." A.G. Asdikian (who was in attendance at the sale) was quoted in The Horseman as saying that Peter Bradley's agent bought this "Manakey." Peter Bradley was the owner of Hingham Stock Farm, which used the registered *Mannaky at stud. Homer Davenport, a partner of Bradley's who owned both Zitra and Mannaky Jr, refers to *Mannaky in his World's Fair Catalog as a desert-bred Ma'naqi Sluqi stallion imported by the Hamidie Society.
Raswan Index entry #5952 shows the same information as the AHC entry.
Two 1909 letters from J.R. Dolbony (apparently a performer with the Hamidie Society) to Homer Davenport indicate that *Mannaky's sire and dam were both of the Ma'naqi strain and both were owned by his breeder, "Sage el Misrub," [al-Misrab of the Saba'ah] and that he, Dolbony, had raised *Mannaky, although he does not give his age. These letters are part of the National Archives file of correspondence between the officers of the AHC and the government agency responsible for approving livestock registries. These letters have been reprinted [Dirks & Dirks, 1989].
*Mannaky's only registered foals (whose registrations preceded his) were out of the Hamdaniyah Simriyah mare *Galfia. It appears possible that the Hamdani Simri strain was carried backwards to *Mannaky from his foals, as it was often assumed in western society that strain designation was inherited from the sire.
HAMIDIE Ancestral Element
Tail Male: *MANNAKY
Tail Female:
*MANNAKY : 1888 CS
*MANNAKY
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800 |
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1 : 2 2 : 9 3 : 18 4 : 45 5 : 84 6 : 115 7 : 170 8 : 167 9 : 123 10 : 54 11 : 11 12 : 2 |
1890 - 1899 : 2 1900 - 1909 : 10 1910 - 1919 : 25 1920 - 1929 : 40 1930 - 1939 : 99 1940 - 1949 : 207 1950 - 1959 : 123 1960 - 1969 : 61 1970 - 1979 : 78 1980 - 1989 : 70 1990 - 1999 : 38 2000 - 2009 : 35 2010 - 2019 : 6 2020 - 2029 : 6 |