A world champion Purebred Arabian racehorse who became an exceptional sire. He won eight G1-PA races across France, Qatar and Britain, including two editions of the Qatar Arabian World Cup, and earned €2,070,311. His stud record is led by Al Ghadeer, the historic three-time Qatar Arabian World Cup winner.
View five-generation pedigree| # | Achievement and record |
|---|---|
| 1 | Won eight Purebred Arabian Group 1 races in three countries. |
| 2 | Captured the Qatar Arabian World Cup in 2015 and 2016, by five lengths and four-and-a-half lengths respectively. |
| 3 | Won the 2,400-metre HH The Emir’s Sword and the 1,600-metre Qatar International Stakes by eight lengths. |
| 4 | Recorded 12 wins from 18 starts and earnings of €2,070,311 in the Haras de Thouars profile. |
| 5 | His leading progeny include Al Ghadeer, Al Doha, Luwsail, Bianca de Ghazal and HM Alchahine. |
A son of Amer out of Danie Du Cassou. He carried Amer’s influential speed-and-stamina line to international level as both a champion racehorse and leading Arabian sire, with Al Mourtajez among his defining sons across distances from a mile to 2,400 metres.
A daughter of Nuits St Georges out of Fatzica. She won the Prix Nedjari in her only start and became an important broodmare, producing Al Mourtajez and G1-PA Qatar Arabian Trophy des Juments winner Al Moutawakila. She is also a full sister to multiple G1-PA winner and sire Al Saoudi.
HM Alchahine
Hajmah
Jindor de Bozouls
