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Pedigree Research
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The Polish breeding program is respected
World Wide for producing horses of superior quality. it is due to the advantageous
natural conditions, the impeccable pedigrees of the Polish Arabs and dedicated breeders
striving for the best possible results. We are aspiring to uphold these standards in
our own breeding program. Our goal is to provide breeders with the best available
horses, the best available care, the best outlet for their horses and a direction in
years to come.
In 1926 the Poles organized the Polish Arabian Racing program to test the
health, endurance and stamina of their horses. This program almost always eliminated
horses who would not have shown weaknesses under normal circumstances. Their main
criterium for excellence became the condition in which a horse returned from the track,
this is far more important to the Pole's than the individual success of an animal.
While certain fads in the Arabian horse industry have come and gone, the Polish-bred
Arabians have held a higher value in the marketplace, they have consistently done well al
the shows and they have always had exceptional results at the track.
Almost all information compiled in the following pages is directly from
the Breeding of Pure Polish Arabian Horses in Poland in their Genealogical Charts by Roman
Pankiewiez. I have traced the lines that will have the most influence on the foals
our Stallions will produce. Also recorded is the way the poles successfully bred
these lines. Hopefully this will provide the mare owners with a place to start and
save the many hours of research involved in gathering his information. I hope you will
find it of value. Please to don't hesitate to ask if you have questions about your
particular mare, we are happy to provide personal consultation.
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Sire Line-Ibrahim Or.A. imp. 1907 to Antoniny
This very strong line is known for specific type and beauty. Respected through the world due to the numerous progeny of the Polish-bred stallion Skowronek, son of Ibrahim Or.A., and out of Jaskolka, considered to have been, the mare of Antoniny. This valuable line no longer existed in Poland until the importations of Negatiw, 1945 and Nabor, 1950. from the U.S.S.R. and of the stallion Burkan from England. This line was mainly developed again through Negatiw. He served in Poland for 12 years, during which he sired 10 sons and 54 mares. He is also the founder of a dynasty that spread throughout the world. None of Negtiw's sons are left in Poland, six are mentioned in Polish Stud books, of those Andrut, Bandos and Nabor were most used. Now his grandsons are left to continue. Of his 54 daughters, 12 remained to be used in Poland, of which Gonagra, Femina, Harmonia, Lewliwa and Dewiza are the most valuable.
Negatiw: (By Skowronek and out of Taraszcza (whose dam line is Gazella)
Nabor 1950 (Out of Lagodna, bred by Tiersk) Deceased.
Nabor produced 25 mares of excellent quality, many of his offspring are used in Poland. Many of his offspring have distinguished themselves in shows. He sired the stallions Dardir (out of Dorda), Espartero (out of Ela), Gwalior (out of Gwadiana) and Aramus (out of Amneris). Eventually he was sold to the U.S. and had quite a few offspring.
Salon, 1959 (Out of Sonta, bred by Tiersk) Deceased
Produced Namiet (out of Naturshitsa) who was used in Poland.
Salon
was exported to the U.S. and became an extremely valuable herd sire.
Bandos, 1964 (out of Bandola, full sister to *Bask)
Deceased.
Bandos served in Poland for 14 years before his exportation to the U.S. Like his sire and his dam he became a great producer. He got 18 stallions and 76 mares, 7 of his sons used in poland along with 39 of his daughters. His daughters are highly valued, distinguished by their outstanding elegance. He is the sire of Pentoda (out of Piewica) who is the dam of Penicilyna (by Palas) who sold for 1,500.000 at the Polish Ovation '85, Elbana (out of Elka) sold for $700,000, Arra (out of Arba) who won the Triple Crown, as well she was 1982 European and 1986 Polish national Champion Mare, and Energia (out of Engracja), European National Mare who sold for $750,000.
Andrut, 1967 (out of Andorra- by Piekusok and whose dam line is Gazella II)
Andrut served in Poland for 5 years before he was exported to the Netherlands. He left 15 valuable broodmares and the stallion Erwin 1976, exported to Brazil. His daughters are not of typical beauty but they are bony, very real mares, Ardrut traces back to Wilga, on account of whom was the excellent Comet.
Figaro 1971 (Out of Fortunata By Branibor and whose dam line is Ukrainka)
Figaro dominated tracks in some of the most prestigious races in Poland form 74-78, ranking one of Poland's top race horses. He retired form the track completely sound and was exported to Sweden. Today, in Poland, there is a race named in his honor. In 1981, he was tied for World Champion Stallion with Alrex and Algomej at the Salon Du Cheval. He is the sire of 159 foals in Europe, 18 of which were exported to the U.S., one being (NASSAR- 1987 & 88 U.S. Top Ten Park horse. He was leased to the U.S. after the 1985 breeding season and was exported to Canada after the 1988 breeding season.
Dyskurs, 1974 (out of Dysputa- By Comet, and whose dam line is Ukrainka)
Exported to the U.S., Dyskurs became a valuable contributor to the Arabian
breed in North America.
Gonargra, 1965 (out of Gamora- by Comet, and whose dam line is Gazella II)
Gonargra produced three mares and two stallions whom are listed in Polish Stud books. Of those is Gondolier, 1974 (by Palas) Polish National Champion Stallion in 1980 and World Champion Stallion in 1982 and Gondawa, 1979 (by Partner) - Polish National Junior Champion Mare
Fatima, 1991 (out of Fatma- by Amarchista and whose dam line is Ukrainka)
One of the most beautiful and esteemed broodmares at Michalow State Stud. Dam of Haracz, chief sire in 1983 and leased to the U.S. as well as the mares Firletka, 1977 (by Palas)-exported to the U.S., Foka, 1979 (by Aloes), Ferrara, 1982 (by Probat) ad Fontanna, 1984
Harmonia, 1996 (out of Harfa- by omar II and whose dam line is mlecha or. A)
Distinguished by her beauty like many of the Negatiw daughters. Dam of Haracz, 1976 (Negatiw) Polish National Champion Stallion 1984, Swedish National Champion Stallion 1985, European national Champion Stallion and Scottsdale top 10. Harmonia also produced the mares Habanera, 1977- exported to France, Hacjenda 1980 (by Banat)- sold at the Polish Prestige sale for $610,000. in 1985, Hancza, 1983- exported to Sweden, Haronia, 1972 (by Celebes). esteemed dam of 6 mares used in Poland as well as Harmonijka 1974 (by Bandos, Hajonowka 1981 (by El Paso) an Hazena 1984 all used in Poland.
Leliwa, 1970 (out of Laszka- by Miecznic and whose dam line is Woloska)
Dam of 4 mares and 2 stallions listed in polish stud books.
Dewiza 1971 (out of Druzyna- by comet and whose dam line is Semrie)
A very handsome mare of very regular confirmation, a remarkable broodmatron at Michalow Stud, Dam of the stallion Deficyt, 1979 (by Algomej) sold to the U.S. for $609,000 and the mares Dewizka, 1977 (by Eufrat), Dewocja, 1984- exported to Sweden, Drawa, 1976 (by Burkan) Derma, 1980 (by Partrer) exported to the U.S., Diana, 1982 (by Probat) - Junior Champion Filly, Lack, 1983- sold for 1,200,00 at the Polish Prestige Sale in 1985.
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Dam Line- Ukrainka, aprox. 1815 Slawala
The only female representative of this family to survive and rebuild this line was the mare Forta 1943. Queen of Poland, she was able to cultivate the valuable racing lines of this family. She produced - stallions and 9 mares of which 6; Dyska, Forsycja, Ferezja, Fatma, Fortunata and Forteca are particularly merited for breeding in Poland, Collectively Forta's offspring were more successful on the track than those of any other line.
*Forta: (by Kuhailan Abu Urkub- whose sire line is Kuhailan Zaid and out of 22 Kemir)
Dyska, 1950 (by Wielki Szlem) winner of the Oaks
Dyska left three stallions: Dunajec, 7964 (Branibor)- twice winner of the Criterium, exported to the U.S.; Domacles, 1969 (by Celebes)- exported to France and Dramat, 1958 (by Rozmaryn) used in Poland, Dyska also produced seven mares including Dzisna, 1960 )by Nabor) - exported to the U.S. Dysputa, 1965 (by Comet)- sold for $300,000. at the Polish Prestige sale; Desdemona, 1968 (by Celebes)= exported to France' as well as Dessa, 1961 (by Grand); Drumla 1966 (by Dardir and Dygresja, 1967 (by Kord)
Forsycja, 1954 (by Como)
Forsycja's most valued daughters were Fuksja 1961 (by Anarchista)- exported to Sweden, where she founded a family of merit, the the other mare is Felluka, 1963 (by Comet)- two of her daughters were used in Poland, Flortylla (by El Paso) and Famillia (by Gwarny)
Ferezja 1956 (by Doktryner)
Ferezja left one stallion that was exported to the U.S. and 3 daughters of which Ferenike, 1964 (by Branibor) and Fenicja (by Branibor) remained to become progenators of this valuable line.
Fatma (1964 (by Branibor)
Remarkable broodmare at Micalow State Stud and foundation mare of Bialka. Dam of World Champion Stallion Fawor, 1981 (by Probat); Pilot 1987 and Fawn 1967. Of her daughters 3 became highly prized by the Poles; Fatima (by Negatiw) the most noted, Fabiola and Filipika.
Fortunata, 1964 (by Branibor)
Produced the stallion *Figaro, 1971 4/33 (14-11-13)+3, the only horse to once beat the mare Orgia, later he was exported to Sweden. Fortunata also produced Forsa ( by Negatiw) a full sister to *Figaro, winner of the Oaks, Forsa was exported to the U.S. with her daughter Farah (by Palas)
Forteca 1965 (by Czardasz) Oaks Winner
Forteca produced 3 daughters of which, Fuga (by El Azrak) remained in Poland to become the most noted and was later exported to the U.S.
Czort, 1949 (by Wielki Szlem) Twice winner of the Criterium
Czort was the sire of 47 foals in Poland of which 8 mares remained in the Poles' breeding program. Many of his offspring went on to be very successful in shows, breeding and racing in other counties as well.
Equifor, 1951 (by Amurath Sahib) Derby Winner
Equifor is known particularly for his race record. He sired 10 foals of which, one remained to continue his line in Poland.
In North America Forta's name became a household word through such stallions as Fortel, 1955 (by Como)' Finisz 1967, (by Czadasz); Flis, 1963 (by Comet); Faron, 1958 (by Nabor) and the mare Fortunka, 1953 (by Amurath Sahib), Ferrum 1957, and Falat 1973.
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Maternal Sire Line- Kuhailan Afas Or.A.
The founder of this line was imported from Arabian in 1931 after World War II his son Bad Afas, 1940 was active in Poland, his sons Arcus, 1947 and Abu Afas, 1947 were also used in Polish Breeding. For many years Bad Afas ranked second on the list of sires of winners. His decedents have retained his capability to pass on his racing abilities which was proven by his two Grandsons, Comet 0953 (1/9 (-3-1)) and Branibor 1958 (2/11(5-3-3)D+2) . Branibor is the sire of the very good colt Dunajec and is also represented in the mares, Gwardia and Fortunata.
BRANIBOR: (By Arcus and out of Bajdara whose dam line is Semrie)
Dunajec ( out of Dyska- by Wielki Szlem, whose dam line is Ukrainka)
Twice winner of the criterium. At stud in Poland since 1972, he sired 20 offspring of which 6 mares were used in Poland.
Fortunata 194 (out of Forta by Kuhailan Abu Urkub and whose dam line is Ukraina)
A successful race horse herself, she produced the stallion *Figaro, one of Poland's top race horses and his full sister Forsa, winner of the Oaks, exported to the U.S. with her daughter in 1982.
Ferenike 194 (out of Forezja- by Doktyner and whose
dam line is Ukrainka)
A successful race horse she produced one stallion noted in
Polish Stud Books.
Gwardia 1965 (out of Gwara- by Wielki Szlem and whose dam line is Milordka)
Dam of seven daughters of which three were used extensively in Poland. the only mare who had remained in Poland out of Gwara's ten offspring.
Watra 1965 (out of Wataha by Duch and whose dam line is Szweykowska)
A successful race horse, she produced the mare Wena ( Dambor) exported to the U.S.
Fenjcja 1965 (out of Wataha- by Doktryner and whose dam line is Ukrainka)
A successful race horse, she produced one stallion and two mares noted in Polish stud books, Her daughter Figura (by Tryptyk) produced two daughters noted in Polish stud books Fikicja (by Eufrat) exported to France and Fisza (by Bandos)
Megara 1966 (out of Murcja by Comet and whose dam line is Gazella)
Produced two daughters noted in Polish Stud books.
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Paternal Dam Line- Gazella Or.A.
This family has always been ranked among the highest both at the stud and at racing. Together with the families of Mlecha, Sahara and Milordka, this family has been the main stay of the whole polish pure-bred Arab stock. Of this family three mares survived the first world War. Of these particularly noteworthy were Gazella II, and Fryga. The line of Gazella II ranks the best, her daughters have given rise to seven tail-female lines. The stallions of this family include Negatiw, Abu Afas sire of Comet, Abu Mlech, Farysl, Mazepa I, Durbar, Koheli Ibn Mazepa, Hardy, Lowelas, Parmir, Ali Said, Wielki Szlem and Witraz. it is obvious from the number and the class of sires that the line of Gazella has had not equal. A large number of really valuable mares from this line had to be exported to reinforce breeding in other countries, one of the was Tarazcza, taken to the U.S.S.R. in 1939
Negatiw 1945 (by Naseem)
Imported from Tiersk in 1961, his is the founder of a dynasty that spread thought the world. He sired 10 sons and 54 mares in Poland that are of great value. None of his sons remained in Poland, only his grandsons are left to carry on. 12 of his daughters remained but they continue to disappear.
Opetka, 1941 (by Ofir)
Dam of Porfira (by Priboj) who is the dam of the only four mares to prolong this line in Poland and considered a valuable contributor to polish breeding.
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Sire Line- Kuhailan Haifi or.A.
A most famous Polish line to which many valuable stallions and mares originated. This family should be ranked first because of its impact on the Polish pure stock breeding. During the inter war period the most precious of this line was the stallion Ofir, son of Kuhailan Haifi Or. A. imported in 1931 from Arabia. After World War II, two of his sons Witraz 1938 from the damline Gazella II and Wielki Szlem 1938 were the most active in Polish breeding. Witraz being more Arab like- of typical Kuhailan-Seglawi type and Wielki Szlem being bigger framed-of typical Kuhailan type. The two apart from their sire and grandsire should be ranked as the best Arab Stallions since the end of the world War. During the German occupancy of Poland. Witraz was the leading sire at Janow, after the War at Albigowa his worth to Polish breeding become immense.
Witraz: (By Ofir and out of Makata-whose dam line is Gazella)
Muharyt 1957 (out of Munira- whose dam line is Mlecha)
Served mares at Janow and was active in private breeding. Sire of the Unique mare Marlagena and 14 mare s in private breeding.
Celebes 1949 (out of Canaria- by Trypolis and whose dam line is Seglavi Bagdady)
The most valuable son of Witraz other than Bask. A horse of model confirmation and beauty. He resembled his Grandsire Ofir more than Witraz. After a 15 year circus career he was used in Poland and sired 16 stallions, five of them used in Poland : Mellon 1969: Etap 1971; Algomej 1973; National Champion of Sweden and Poland; Aloes 1973 National Champion of Poland; Pepi, 1975. He is also the sire of 44 excellent mares of which are the Polish National Champion mares;. Algeria 1973, Ekslaza 1969, Elewacja 1970 and Mitlra 1969. His daughter Bandama 1970 sold to the U.S. for $650,000
Banio 1959 (out of Balalajka - by Armurath Sahib and whose dam line is Mlecha)
Chief sire at Nowy Dwor, he left the stallion Parys 1959 exported to Switzerland and the mares; Falbanka 1959, exported to the u.s., Sexkwana 1959 dam of Sekstans, Swekwoja 1973 exported to the U.S., and Set, Polish National Reserve Champion Stallion and chief sire at Michalow.
Bask 1963(out of Balalajka by Armurath Sahib and whose dam line is Mlecha)
The great Bask, exported to the U.S., became the Stallion who made the most significant impact on the Arabian breed in North America. He and his foals have become a phenomenal success story, doing extremely well in the show ring and in breeding. He was crossed with a wide variety of mares of every pedigree and heritage. The most successful crosses were with mares descending from two Polish Stallions; Skowronek and Comet. These three stallions, Bask, Skowronek and Comet, have had the most impact on the Polish Arab Horse in North America.
Como, 1949 (out of Bona- by Kuhailan Zaid and whose dam line is Bent-El-Arab)
Raced with some success, sire of 8 foals of which one mare and one
stallion remained in Poland.
Arfa, 1947 (out of Balalajka- by Amurath Sahib and whose dam line is Mlecha)
A remarkable broodmare, dam of 4 sires and 4 broodmares including Argos 1967 exported to Great Britain; Arragon 1959 exported to the Netherlands; Ariel 1961 exported to Sweden Almifar 1960 used in Poland, sire of Elef chief sire later exported; Arwistawa 1958, U.S. and Canadian National Champion mare; Harfa 1955 and Abhazja, 1958. Arwistawa, Harfa and Abhazja are all winners of the Champion mare; Harfa 1955 and Abhazja, 1958. Arwistawa, Harfa and Abhazja are all winners of the Oaks.
Bandola, 1949 (out of Balalajka - by Armurath Sahib and whose dam line is Mlecha)
"Queen of Poland", dam of Bajdam 1956- Canadian National Champion; Barysz, 1960- U.S. & Canadian Top Ten Stallion; Banzaj 1965- exported to the U.S.; Banat 1967- British National Champion and prominent sire sold to the U.S. for $525,000; Bandos 1964 chief progenitor of the Ibrahim line that remained in Poland sold to the U.s. for $805,000.; Banda 1962 - exported to the U.S.; Bandama 1970, sold for $650,000.; Beatrice 19630 Oaks winner exported to the U.S. and Ballada 1975- dam of chief Stallion Balon, 1987.
Ellora, 1950 (out of Elza- Bu Rasim Pierwszy and whose dam line is Slawata)
One of the two mare to prolong Elza's line and one of Poland's most valuable broodmatrons. Dam of 3 sires used in Poland: El Azrak 1960 (by Faner)- sire of Banat; El Paso 1967- sold to the U.S. for $1,000,000, also US national Champion Stallion; Edessa 1961 exported to Sweden; Elba 1962; Eliz 1963; Ellongra 1968; and Eliminacja 1794 all exported tot he US; and Elewacja 1970 (by Celebes) Polish National champion Mare.
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Dam Line Sahara Or. A.
After the aftermath of the first World War only 2 mares survived to represent this family, Pomponia 1902 and her daughter Zulejma 1914. Zulejma proved to be of outstanding significance in Polish breeding. Pomponia gave two more daughters Bona 1920 and Dora 1922, of those Bona did not exert any major influence, but Dora was the dam of the leading sire Omar II 1933 and the very good mare Krucica. Zulejma gave rise to a strong line of her own and extended the Sahara family. Through her daughter Dwiza came the celebrated and famous Stallion Ofir 1933. Her very good daughter Ferja 1824 originated branches thorough her daughters Kasyda 1928, Magia 1931 and Nomra 1932 - dam of three broodmares of which 2 were used extensively, particularly Enorme 1944. She produced the important mare Egeria 1951 and Enos 1954 (by Witraz). Egeria is a 3/4 sister of Nureddin, sire of Aladdinn, she produced 3 studs and one mare used in Poland.
Egeria : ( By Witraz- whose sire in is Kuhailan Haifi and out of Enorme)
Ego 1959 (by Comet)
Exported in 1975 to Sweden he had sired three stallions: Baharr, 1968- exported to Canada; Sabalgo, 1969- exported to the U.S. and Relax, 1972- used in Poland and exported to Sweden. He had also sired 15 mares including multi-champion and U.S. National Champion Park Horse Prowizja 1964, Haraza 1967, Kaantyka 1967, Elsmera 1968, Garcia 1968, Rubia 1968, Elca 1970, Rolada 1970, Cesja 1971, Bangla 1977 * exported to the US., Harta 1968- export to Canada. Orsza 1968 and Campina 1967- exported to West Berlin.
Egreta 1956 * By Doktryner)
Exported to the US in 1963 with her Nabor son Emau and back in foal to Comet, this unborn foal later became Firestreak's dam.
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MATERNAL SIRE LINE
This sire line ranks high in Racing
success, mainly through the strain of Bad Afas 1940 son of Kuhailan Afas, out of the
French bred mare Bad 1929. Bad established her own line in Poland in the family of
Cherife and through her son she transmitted her racing ability to her progeny. These
abilities were so considerable that for many years Bad Afas ranked second on the list of
sires of winners. His descendants have retained the capability to pass on racing
abilities as well, proved by his two grandsons Comet 1953 and Branibor 1958 and Carycyn
1961. Comet 1953 became the chief progenitor of Kuhailan Afas. he is the sire
of 36 excellent broodmares and 26 stallions. These include many race and show
winners as well, Five comet daughters have produced 7 sires used in Polish
breeding.
Comet (By Abu Afas out of Carmen and whose dam line is Gazella)
Ego ( out of Egeria- by Witraz and whose dam line is Sahara)
Sire of Relax- Active in Polish breeding, exported to Sweden, see dam line under FIRESTREAK
Badr Bedur, 1960 ( out of Bint Munira- whose dam line is Mlecha)
Exported to France sire of Dambor who got one stallion exported to Sweden and 8 mares of which two remain in Poland one being Wena 1973 who won the title of Polish National Champion Mare and was later exported to the U.S.
Czester, 1960 (out of Cerekiew whose dam line is Mlecha)
U.S. National Top Ten Stallion.
Bajdak, 1962 (out of Bajdara (whose dam line is Semrie; also dam of Branibor)
Exported to the U.S. he is represented by one mare merited for breeding in Poland
Zbrucz, 1963 (out of Zanchorka- whose dam line is Woloszka)
.U.S. Reserve Champion Park Horse and sire of many champions in the U.S.
Meczet, 1961 ( out of Mimika- by Ali
Said and whose dam line is Sahara)
U.S. national Champion Park Horse.
Derwisz, 1965 (out of Daszawa- whose dam line is Sahara)
U.S. and Canadian Top Ten and Canadian National champion Park Horse.
Dar, 1963 ( out of Darda- whose dam line is Semire)
Exported to the U.S.
Eter, 1963 (out of Estokada- by Amurath Sahib and whose dam line is Hilordka)
Exported to the U.S. Sire of many English performance winners
Flis, 1963 (out of Forta- by Kuhailan Abu Urkub and whose dam line is Ukrainka)
Exported to the U.S.
Gwar, 1963 (out of Gastronomia0 whose dam line is Gazella)
Prominent sire in the U.S.
Grojec, 1960 ( out of Gastronomia- whose dam line is Gazella)
Well known sire in England
Pohaniec, 1965 (out of Plasneta- by Nabor and whose dam line is Rodania)
Exported to Sweden in 1970 his is the sire of Probat highly noted stallion of today.
Warmia 1963 (out of Wadera- whose dam line Szweykowska)
The most wonderful daughter of Wadera. Damn of three stallions: Wandal 1970- exported to the U.S., Woroblin, 16977- used at Michalow Stud and exported to the U.S.Woroblin 1977- used at Michalow stud and exported to the U.S. and Wermut 1982- chief sire at Bialka and Kurozweki Studs. She is also the dam of eight mares including wizja- U.S. National champion mare, Wistula, 1974- sold fore $510,000, and Wilejka 1973- esteemed broodmare at Michalow Stud.
Engracja, 1960 (out of El Wirena whose dam line is Cherifa
Dam of chief sires Endor, 1976; Engano.1970 European Champion Stallion, exported to Sweden; Ernal, 1975- chief sire at Bialka and Janow and three daughters including Energia, 1972- sold for $750,000; Eunice, 1969- dam of chief sires Eukaliputs, 1974- Polish National champion Stallion, and chief sire in Kurozweka Stud; Eunizar, 1969- exported and again later to the U.S.; Euben, 1972 prominent sire when exported ; and Europejczyk, 1982- 1988 Polish National Champion Stallion.
Bokata, 1962 (out of Bint Munira- whose dam line is Mlecha)
Produced the stallion Bok, 1972- winner of the Derby and also produced two daughters used in Poland.
Cerwica (out of Cerekiew- whose dam line is Mlecha)d
Produced 4 daughters two were exported to West Germany and two remained in Poland. One of the two that remained, Geratka, 1977 was considered to be the most beautiful daughter of Gwarny.
Halali Enchanted (out of Egreta- whose dam line is Sahara)
Exported to the U.S. in Utero.
Gdynia, 1963 (out of Gwozdawa- by Nabor and whose dam line is Milordka)
Dam of great sire and Multi Champion Gdansk exported to the U.S.
Dysputa, 1965 (out of Dyska- by Wielki Szlem and whose dam line is Ukrainka)
Dam of three stallion and six mares- all valuable, sold at the age of 20 for $300,000
Arab, 1962 (out of Abhazja - by Omar II and whose dam line is Mlecha)
Dam of 4 sires; Arbor 1967- exported to France , European Champion Stallion and on lease to Sweden; Arbil 1981- leased to the U.S.; Armaniuk 1980- leased to France and Tiersk Stud, U.S.S.R. at preset he is the Chief sire at Michalow Stud, and also she is the is the dam of seven mares including; Ara 1975 Polish National an European Champion mare and Triple Crown winner; and Armada, 1980- sold for $400,000. A mare of such beauty as can only represent her sire comet.
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Paternal Dam line- Mlecha Or. A. imported 1845 to Jarezowce.
Although at one time, this line was almost lost, it produced many outstanding stallions and mares. This family ranked first in racing and greatly contributed to the progress of Polish purebred Arabians. Seven stallions became main representatives of this valuable line; Bandos, 1964; Banat, 1967; Dylemat, 1974; Hazard, 1975; Argo, 1976; Haracz, 1976; and Set, 1977. Many mares from this family distinguished themselves by producing valuable offspring two of these mares Arra, 1975 and Saszelka, 1977 are winners of the Oaks and Polish Derby. The line has been developed mainly through; Afta, in breeding so meritorious a mare as Balalajaka by Amurath Sahib and out of Iwonka III. One of Balalajka's sons was the excellent Bask, 1956, she also produce the capital daughters Arfa, 1947 and Bandola, 1948.
Balalajaka: By ( Amurath Sahib- whose sire line is Biaractar, out of Iwonaka II)
Banio, 1951 (by Witraz) see: Sire Line- Kuhailan Afas under FIRESTREAK.
Bask, 1963 (by Witraz) see: Sire Line- Kuhailan Afas under FIRESTREAK.
Arfa, 1947 (by Witraz) see: Sire Line- Kuhailan Afas under FIRESTREAK.
Bandola, 1948 (by Witraz) see: Sire Line- Kuhailan Afas under FIRESTREAK.
Bej Assan, 1953 ( by El Haifi- whose sire line is Kuhailan Haifi)
Twice winner of the Criterium, 7/51(20-9-8) 2 X AP, +10
Czelo, 1949 (by Witraz) 3/29 (2-4-8)
Bakalarka, 1950 (by Witraz) 2/16(0-1-0)
Barcza, 1952 (by Witraz ) 1/10 (0-3-1)
Bulat, 1955 (by Witraz) 1/6 (0-1-0)
Bachantka (by Wielki Szlem) 2/15 (0-1-3) exp. 1961 to U.S.A.