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THE Black JEWEL OF ARABIAN HORSE BREEDING

In the world of Arabian horses-where elegance, heritage, and charisma are paramount-few stallions have captured the imagination of breeders and enthusiasts quite like Magic Magnifique.

With his striking black coat, sculpted head, and ethereal presence, this Arabian stallion has earned a reputation as one of the most captivating sires of his generation.

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The story of Magic Magnifique starts in Italy in 2011 with his breeder Guiseppe Fontanella of Magic Arabians. He is the son of True Colours and out of the incredible mare Magic Mon Amour, which gives him an unique and highly desirable pedigree. His lineage combines the type and beauty of the straight Egyptian bloodlines with the charisma and motion of modern show horses. Already as a young colt, Magic Magnifique was discovered by Kathleen Olsen who guided Magic Magnifique on his first steps in the world of Arabian Horse breeding. It was under her guidance that Magic Magnifique flew to the US and became the 2014 Gold Champion Egyptian Heritage Stallion.

However it was his abilities as a sire that made Magic Magnifique stand out from the rest.

As his production grew, so did his reputation. Magic Magnifique has left an indelible mark on the international Arabian horse breeding community. He has been used by breeders across Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas, producing foals that inherit his type, color, and undeniable presence.

In 2020 he sired the colt WF Gawin who then continued to be the European Gold Champion yearling colt as well as winning Bronze with the junior colts at the World Championships in 2023. Though currently

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on a breeding lease in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, he is scheduled to return for the upcoming breeding season, ready once again to leave his mark on the next generation of Arabian excellence.

Today, Magic Magnifique remains active and highly sought-after as a breeding stallion. His ability to consistently pass on his beauty, type, and unmistakable charisma keeps him in high demand among top breeders worldwide.

Since 2021, he has called Obi Training Center his home, where he continues to impress visitors with his regal presence.

Whether in the breeding barn or under the lights of a show arena, Magic Magnifique lives up to his name-he is truly magical and magnificent. q

A LEGACY ETCHED IN TIME

by Kamila Kozłowska

In the heart of the Belgian countryside, where quiet lanes wind through green fields and time seems to pause for breath, stands one of the most respected Arabian horse breeding programmes in Europe: Jadem Arabians. Founded in 1978 by Christine and Guy Jamar, Jadem is more than a farm - it is the embodiment of a lifelong vision. From humble beginnings, it has grown into a name synonymous with quality, consistency, and a reverence for the breed’s classical form.

For nearly five decades, Christine JamarDemeersseman has been a defining figure in the Arabian horse world - an accomplished breeder, respected international judge, and passionate student of the breed. Her journey was never one of shortcuts or overnight success. Instead, it was forged through relentless observation, tireless dedication, and a determination to remain faithful to the Arabian horse’s functional beauty.

Christine and Guy Jamar

In Pursuit of Purpose

With the determination of a pioneer and the curiosity of a student, Christine travelled the length and breadth of Belgium and the Netherlands, seeking the mares upon which she would build her future. It was in the north of Holland that she found them - the foundation stones of Jadem Arabians, and with them, the first verses of a lifelong ode to the breed.

Christine, the driving spirit behind Jadem, recalls with disarming honesty, “We didn’t start with perfect horses. We had some nice mares, but not the top.” And yet, it is precisely this unassuming beginning that makes the ensuing decades all the more remarkable. With no shortcut, no lavish foundation herd, only unwavering devotion and a keen eye, Christine built an empire - one that would help shape the global Arabian landscape.

What set Christine apart from the outset was not just a keen eye for structure or motion, but an intuitive understanding of balance between type and correctness, power and grace. As her small herd grew, so too did her ambition. The original breeding program at Jadem Arabians drew from Russian, Crabbet, and other bloodlines, but it was a formative journey in 1982 that would forever shape Jadem’s destiny: Christine’s first visit to the Polish state studs. There, among the timeless

EKSTERN (Monogramm x Ernestyna)

Ph. Annette Mattsson

mares of Janów Podlaski and Michałów, Christine encountered a breeding philosophy steeped in tradition and focused on long-term type retention, structure, and athleticism. It was a revelation.

“It was in Poland,” Christine recalled, “where seventy percent or more of the horses were just what I was looking for.” In the noble silhouettes of Michałów’s mares and the trotting elegance of Janów Podlaski’s fillies, she saw the blueprint of greatness. These mares were not just beautiful - they were functional, enduring, and steeped in a heritage forged by survival and selection. From that moment on, Christine’s heart was irrevocably bound to the Polish bloodlines.

Seizing the Moment

Opportunity and intuition collided in 1990 when the American Arabian horse market faltered under tax reforms. Christine seized the moment, acquiring eleven mares and a stallion in California, all bearing esteemed Polish pedigrees. Among these were the magnificent Morning Light VF (Bandos - First Light by Dar) and the regal Akcja (Bandos - Arba by Comet), a full sister to the legendary Arra, Polish National Champion Mare and Poland’s Triple Crown winner.

These mares would become more than names in a studbook - they became the foundation stones upon which Christine built a vision. Morning Light and Akcja produced eight foals between them, each echoing the nobility and type that had drawn Christine to Poland in the first place. Over the years, the Belgian breeder became a fixture at the Polish Nationals and the Pride of Poland Sale. Though her first Polish-blooded purchases came from the United States and Denmark, from that point onward, all additions to her broodmare band were sourced directly from Poland.

The impact of these acquisitions was immediate and enduring. Christine focused on improving type while preserving correct structure and movement. Her vision was uncompromising: she did not breed to chase trends

but to cultivate the image of the Arabian horse she held in her mind - one that could move as beautifully under saddle as it could dazzle in the show ring.

Balance Before Beauty

Breeding, Christine reflects, is an intricate art - a delicate combination of patience, knowledge, and an unwavering eye for form. While she appreciates refinement and attitude, she never allows type to override structure. “The Arabian horse must first be correct,” she asserts, “for only from correctness can true beauty arise.” In her eyes, refinement, elegance, and grace are never to be achieved at the expense of conformation or soundness. The horse, noble as it is, must remain a horse - capable, balanced, and deserving of both admiration and purpose.

The perfect horse, Christine muses, may forever remain a dream, an ethereal silhouette in the breeder’s imagination. Yet it is precisely this unattainable ideal that fuels the breeder’s noble pursuit - the unending quest to bring forth a creature as close to perfection as nature, knowledge, and perseverance allow.

It is this philosophy that has shaped Jadem Arabians, where every breeding decision is guided by wisdom and restraint. The stallions that grace the stud’s pastures are not chosen by fleeting fashion or whim, but by their ability to enhance and elevate - to bring balance where it is lacking, to lend refinement without fragility. Breeding, as Christine knows all too well, is a symphony of compromise and hope, where one selects carefully and waits, trusting that time and nature will reveal the masterpiece.

But Christine’s breeding programme is not defined by stallions alone. It is the mares - the heart of any great stud - that weave the enduring tapestry of excellence at Jadem Arabians. Through generations of careful stewardship, Christine has cultivated not merely horses, but families - living legacies that embody the essence of the Arabian breed.

The Mares Who Made the Dream

Christine’s approach to her broodmare band was never about volume - it was about value. Each mare brought into the Jadem programme was selected with precision and paired with stallions that further contributed to the enhancement of structural correctness, breed type, and overall refinement.

Christine’s selection of mares is driven by a deep reverence for time-tested dam lines, especially those of Polish and Egyptian origin. She seeks mares that exhibit both classic Arabian refinement and the substance needed for lasting impact. Characteristics such as expressive eyes, feminine heads, fluid movement, and charismatic presence are essential - but so is the capacity for generational consistency. At Jadem, mares must not only shine themselves; they must produce foals that follow in their footsteps.

Among the earliest and most influential mares in the programme was Morning Light VF, foaled in 1985 and tracing to the revered Polish Mlecha DB line. A daughter of Bandos and First Light (by Dar), she anchored a dynasty at Jadem. Her daughters Starlight

GOMERA J (Ekstern x Georgia)

MARRAKECH J (Emerald J x Ja Ultima). Ph. Alessio Azzali

(by Pegaz) and Mysterious Lady J (by Ekstern) carried forward her legacy with elegance and strength. Through Starlight came Mauhiba J (by Ekstern), a two-time National Champion in Saudi Arabia and one of Jadem’s most influential broodmares. Mauhiba produced Magnificent Lady J (by Extreme), dam of major winners like Mississippi J (by QR Marc), Morgan J, and Merida J (both by Emerald J), all of whom have won prestigious titles across Europe.

Mauhiba’s other daughters, including Mojita J (by QR Marc) and Midnight Kiss J (by Extreme), have themselves become prolific producers. Midnight Kiss J is the dam of D Aziza (by Ajman Moniscione), the internationally acclaimed mare who was World Silver Champion and Menton Gold Champion Senior Mare. Through this maternal line, Jadem has produced generations of award-winning individuals, showing exceptional type, movement, and broodmare strength.

The line of Mysterious Lady J, a daughter of Ekstern out of Morning Light VF, also continues to thrive. Her daughter Maja J (by Extreme) is the dam of Melody J (by Emerald J), a multiple European medallist, and Montana J (by Shiraz de Lafon), 2019 AHO Gold

DALIA J (Emerald J x Danuta). Ph. Alessio Azzali

ENIDA J (Royal Asad x Elgazonda). Ph. Glenn Jacobs

PARIS J (Emerald J x Palabra). Ph. Gregor Aymar

Champion Yearling Filly. This branch exemplifies Christine’s goal: to build maternal families that breed true, generation after generation.

The second great maternal pillar of Jadem is Georgia (Eukaliptus – Galia by Gil), another product of the meritorious Mlecha DB family. Georgia’s influence runs deep through daughters like Glamour Girl J (by QR Marc) and Gomera J (by Ekstern). Glamour Girl has produced multiple champion colts, while her daughter Glamour J (by Cavalli) has continued this line with prize-winning fillies like Ghazala J and Gisela J (both by AJ Marzan).

Another well-established family at Jadem stems from the distinguished Polish dam line of Ukrainka, celebrated for its beauty and performance. This esteemed lineage continues through two elegant daughters of Emerald J: the 2017 grey Furla J (out of Fudala J by Ekstern), and the 2013 fleabitten grey Dalia J (out of Danuta DE by Ekstern). Dalia’s legacy extends through her 2017 grey daughter Dana J, sired by Excalibur EA. Though deeply rooted in athleticism and performance, all three mares have also earned distinction in halter competition. Furla J earned early acclaim in 2018 as Bronze Champion Yearling Filly at the AHO Breeders’ Championship in

MELILLA HVP (Thee Apprentice x Tawani HVP).

Ph. Alessio Azzali

NOORA J (Emerald J x Noft Al Nayfat). Ph. Alessio Azzali

Chantilly, followed by Belgian National Gold Champion Junior Filly title later that year. Dalia J impressed in 2015 as Silver Champion Junior Filly in Deauville and went on to win Gold and Best in Show at the Arabian Horse Weekend. Dana J, the most decorated of the trio, earned top honours as 2018 Silver Champion Junior Filly in Ströhen, 2018 Gold Champion Yearling Filly at the Al Khalediah European Arabian Horse Festival, Gold Champion Yearling Filly and Best in Show at the 2018 Arabian Horse Weekend, and Bronze Champion Junior Filly at the 2020 European Championships.

Alongside cultivating strong foundation families, Christine actively broadens Jadem Arabians’ genetic diversity by introducing select new bloodlines. Among them is the exceptional fleabitten grey Marrakech J (Emerald J - JA Ultima by Besson Carol), a superb blend of Polish and Egyptian heritage. A highly decorated show mare, Marrakech J has earned numerous international titles, including Gold Champion Junior Filly at the 2016 AHO Breeders’ Championship, Bronze at the 2020 European Championships, and Gold and Best in Show at the 2022 Sopot Arabian Horse Show, alongside multiple national titles.

Another rising star is the elegant bay mare Noora J 2020, by Emerald J out of the acclaimed Noft Al Nayfat (by Ajman Moniscione), herself a two-time World Championships podium finisher. With her blend of Egyptian and Russian bloodlines, Noora J has already claimed titles such as Bronze Champion Junior Filly at both the 2022 Prague European Cup and 2023

Belgian Nationals, marking her as both a promising show contender and valuable addition to the breeding programme.

Among the foundation mares of Jadem Arabians, Elegantkah (Gwizd - Eminencja by Algomej) holds a special place. Foaled in 1994 and descending from the esteemed Wołoszka dam line, this decorated bay mare reflects Christine’s belief that every great sire is backed by an exceptional dam. Though she left no daughters at the stud, her legacy continues through her influential son, Extreme 1999 (by Ararat), whose daughters have significantly shaped Jadem’s breeding programme.

From the legendary Morning Light VF to rising stars like Noora J and Dana J, the broodmares of Jadem Arabians embody the stud’s ethos: timeless elegance, structural excellence, and generational strength. Christine’s success lies in her intuitive ability to match pedigree with phenotype, to blend performance with refinement, and to nurture not just show winners, but lasting legacies.

Ekstern: The Polish Icon Who Redefined Jadem Arabians

Then came 1999, and with it, a stallion who would change everything - not only for Jadem, but for the breed as a whole. It was during a frigid Polish winter in Michałów that fate introduced Christine to Ekstern - a dark grey 5-year-old stallion, no more than a bundle of

MOUNA J (Morion x Mississippi J). Ph. Glenn Jacobs

MISSISSIPPI J (Qr Marc x Magnificent Lady J). Ph. Gregor Aymar

winter fur, yet already carrying within him the promise of greatness. A son of the immortal Monogramm and the quietly noble Ernestyna (Piechur - Erwina by Palas), Ekstern was unlike anything Christine had seen before. He stood out even among Poland’s finest. His dark eyes, his proud carriage, his spirit - all whispered to Christine of possibilities yet unseen. Defying doubts and convention, she brought him to Jadem, where his impact was swift and profound. Through him, her mares were transformed; through him, her dreams found shape.

Ekstern’s tenure at Jadem was the beginning of a golden age. Unbeaten in the show ring, he captured hearts as easily as he captured trophies. Under the legendary guidance of Erik Dorssers, Ekstern became an undefeated champion, sweeping the European Triple Crown and culminating in victory at the Mercedes Diamond Cup. There, in a show reserved only for former world champions, Ekstern trotted into the ring one final time, winning the championship unanimously. Retiring undefeated, he exited the arena with the grace and grandeur of a legend. However, Ekstern’s contribution to Jadem Arabians went beyond trophies and titles because Ekstern was more than a show icon - he was a genetic powerhouse. And for Christine, his influence would become a cornerstone in her pursuit of breeding excellence.

Ekstern’s truest value lay in the legacy he left through his offspring. “His foals were like him,” Christine explains, “especially when crossed with daughters of Bandos and Eukaliptus - the very mares I had in my herd. It was a perfect match.” Ekstern did not merely sire horses; he elevated them, adding correctness, charisma, and conformation in equal measure. Ekstern’s foals carried not only his striking phenotype - refined heads, expressive eyes, and elegant movement - but also the intangible charisma that made him stand out from the crowd.

Ekstern daughters formed the backbone of Jadem’s mare band for years to come. When bred to Christine’s homebred stallions Extreme and Emerald J, they produced generation after generation of correct, expressive, and refined Arabians. Ekstern daughters became the living embodiment of Christine’s philosophy: horses with elegance and grace, yet sound enough to be ridden.

Christine’s decision to repeatedly lease Ekstern demonstrates the immense value she placed on his genetic power. His blood continues to run strong in many of Jadem’s top mares and young prospects, shaping their elegance, movement, and temperament. He brought the refinement of Polish breeding, the charisma of the great Monogramm line, and the reliable

EKSTERN World Champion Stallion, Paris 2000. Ph. Irina Filsinger

predictability of a sire whose foals rarely disappointed.

In the words of those who knew him, Ekstern was ‘one in a million’. At Jadem Arabians, he was the right stallion at the right time - an instrument of transformation whose daughters and granddaughters continue to enrich one of Europe’s most respected Arabian programmes. His legacy at Jadem lives on - not just in bloodlines and ribbons, but in the vision he helped Christine Jamar realize: to build a breeding programme defined by enduring quality, unmistakable type, and timeless Arabian beauty.

Ekstern became not only a cornerstone of Christine’s programme but an enduring presence in her heart. His victories were shared triumphs, his brilliance a daily reminder of the rewards of belief and patience. “He saved my breeding programme,” Christine confesses with quiet reverence - not as a boast, but as a tribute to a stallion who embodied the ideal she has spent a lifetime pursuing.

But Christine was not one to rest on laurels. As Ekstern returned to Poland, her breeding program moved forward with renewed vigour. Jadem’s next chapter would be written by homebred stars such as Extreme and, most significantly, Emerald J, the result of a bold embryo purchase from World Champion mare Emandoria and the American-bred sire QR Marc.

Emerald J: The Pride and Pinnacle of Jadem Arabians

With the purchase of the precious embryo of Emandoria, Christine had hoped for a filly, a successor to the Emigracja line she adored. Instead, she received a colt who would surpass every expectation. Christine’s vision was never simply to own a beautiful horse. Her aim was clear: to elevate Jadem Arabians’ breeding programme to a new level of excellence. Emerald J would go on to fulfil that ambition in ways few could have predicted.

EMERALD J

(Qr Marc x Emandoria)

Ph. Alessio Azzali

Though modest in appearance as a foal, Emerald J underwent a remarkable transformation as he matured - growing into a charismatic, masculine stallion of exceptional type and conformation. He would become a decorated show champion with titles that included Dubai International Gold Champion, PSAIAHF Gold Champion, Al Khalediah European Arabian Horse Festival Unanimous Gold Champion, Chantilly World Cup Gold Champion, All Nations Cup Silver Champion, and his crowning achievement - the coveted PSAIAHF Platinum Champion Senior Stallion title in 2023.

But his most enduring legacy would not come from the show ring - it would be built through his offspring. Christine made a strategic decision early on to focus Emerald’s energy not solely on shows, but on breeding. The results speak for themselves: Emerald J has become a sire of sires and a producer of mares of the highest calibre, not only for Jadem Arabians but for breeders worldwide. Yet it is within the barns of Jadem that his influence is most profound.

Shaping the Future: From Emerald J to Gallardo J and Beyond

One of his earliest and most celebrated sons is Gallardo J, out of Gomera J. Bred at Jadem, Gallardo took the show world by storm, claiming numerous major titles, including World Gold Champion Junior Colt. This strategic fusion of Ekstern and Eukaliptus lineshallmarks of Jadem’s programme - culminated in a spectacular double victory at the prestigious Dubai International Show, where both Emerald J and Gallardo J stood atop the podium; father and son crowned gold champions in the same year. “To witness father and son, side by side, both victorious - it was a once-in-a-lifetime moment.” Christine admits with pride. It was not merely a victory; Gallardo, as a fifth-generation product of Jadem’s own breeding, symbolized the success of Christine’s long-term vision.

Another outstanding son of Emerald J, who stands as a testament to his sire’s legacy and Christine’s continued achievements, is Muranas Nader - a young colt whose

EMERALD J (QR Marc x Emandoria) and GALLARDO J (Emerald J x Gomera J) both Gold Champions, Dubai 2015

very presence reflects the fulfilment of carefully guided ambition. Bred by Michaela Weidner of Murana Arabian Stud in Germany, Nader is the product of an artful union: his dam, Muranas Nabila, was entrusted to Jadem Arabians for an embryo to be sired by Emerald J. What emerged was no ordinary foal, but a creature touched with the elegance that define the finest bloodlines of the Arabian breed.

Even as a new-born, Nader’s presence was impossible to ignore - his carriage proud, his movement light as wind upon the sand, his commanding charisma reminiscent of his spectacular sire. Captivated by early glimpses of his spirit and form, Christine journeyed to Germany to witness him herself. It was there that she recognized not merely a colt, but the unfolding of potential shaped by generations of careful breeding. Though initially intended for a client in Saudi Arabia, hesitation on their part gave way to fate - and to Christine and her husband, Guy, seizing the moment. Their decision marked Guy’s first foray into ownership of a show horse, a bold act that would soon bear golden fruit.

At the 2021 Katara International Arabian Horse Festival in Qatar, Muranas Nader emerged as Gold Champion

Junior Colt, claiming the hearts of seven out of eight discerning judges. His triumph was all the more poignant as he was the youngest in his class at only 17 months of age. For Christine, the victory resonated beyond personal pride; it was a vindication of vision, a testament to the harmony of unwavering belief and hard-earned expertise.

Beyond Gallardo J and Muranas Nader, Emerald J has sired a distinguished group of Jadem-bred female champions who have come to embody the stud’s identity. This includes the aforementioned Marrakech J, Melody J, Noora J, and Furla J, as well as Mounira J, the 2018 European Gold Champion Junior Filly, and Paris J, a gold medallist at the 2015 AHO Breeders’ Championship in Chantilly - all of whom have brought considerable distinction to the Jadem name on prominent international stages.

More importantly, Emerald J’s daughters have matured into exceptional broodmares - a vital indicator of lasting breeding influence. Emerald J’s legacy extends beyond producing champions; he consistently passes on his finest qualities - type, charisma, conformation, and presence - making his bloodline synonymous with enduring excellence at Jadem Arabians.

EMERALD J. Ph. Alessio Azzali

MURANAS NADER (Emerald J x Muranas Nabila). Ph. Alessio Azzali

Christine’s original vision was to enhance and refine her programme with a stallion capable of imparting lasting quality, and Emerald J fulfilled that goal. As a sire, he has proven to be not only prolific but transformational. His genetic impact is evident in the remarkable uniformity of excellence among his progeny - his ‘stamp’ unmistakable, whether in a colt dominating the show ring or a mare raising champions of her own.

In Christine’s own words, the embryo that became Emerald J was purchased with hope - but it is through unwavering faith in her breeding instincts and the strength of vision that Jadem Arabians gained its defining figure. Emerald J has not only elevated the programme - he has become its symbol, its ambassador, and its enduring foundation.

Today, Jadem Arabians continues to thrive on the strength of his legacy. And while his offspring win titles across continents, it is within the quiet fields and foaling barns of Belgium that Emerald J’s influence is most deeply felt. With each generation bearing his imprint, the future of Jadem Arabians remains bright - glowing with the emerald brilliance of a stallion who truly lives up to his name.

Precision and Passion: The Jadem Stallion Centre

What began in the quiet countryside of Balen has grown

MADAGASCAR J (Excalibur EA x Mississippi J). Ph. Glenn Jacobs

SHIRAZ DE LAFON (Shanghai EA x Diacira De Lafon) Ph. Ricard Cunnill

into one of Europe’s most respected private Arabian breeding programmes - built not on trends or luck, but on the enduring pillars of passion, perseverance, and profound respect for the Arabian horse. Today, Jadem Arabians is a beacon in European breeding. With approximately 65 horses and an annual foal crop of over twenty, the farm is among the largest private Arabian operations on the continent. And yet, every decision, every pairing, every birth, is guided by an almost sacred commitment to quality.

Horses destined for the show ring are entrusted to the capable hands of Dave De Jong, but only in modest numbers. “We don’t want more than 30 horses in training at any time,” Christine emphasizes. “They deserve individual care and attention - and so do we.”

Beyond breeding, Jadem is equally revered for its state-of-the-art Stallion Centre, founded in 1990, long before such operations were commonplace in Europe. Christine was among the first in Belgium to begin collecting semen for international distribution. “The King of Morocco even sent me his black stallion, Imperial Mashar,” she shares with quiet pride. That early vote of confidence set the stage for what would become

a global stallion management enterprise.

Today, the Stallion Centre manages six to seven outside stallions at any given time. But numbers are deliberately kept low - quality and individual care are paramount. “Each stallion that comes here receives more than just technical management,” Christine explains. “We develop them. We nurture them. We promote them in a way that highlights their unique strengths.”

Indeed, the approach is holistic: each stallion’s campaign begins with smaller, carefully chosen shows before progressing to the larger European stage. Christine and her team handle everything - from professional photography and digital marketing to press releases and public presentations.

Thrice a year - at the dawn of the breeding season in March, the day after the Global Champions Arabians Tour in Valkenswaard in July, and again in September, just before the Aachen championships - Jadem opens its gates for public presentations. These are not mere exhibitions, but rituals of revelation, where breeders can see the stallions live, feel their presence, and assess their potential in person. “People want to see the stallion with

GISELA J (Aj Marzan x Glamour J). Ph. Alessio Azzali

MABROUKA J (Morion x Miami J). Ph. Alessio Azzali

their own eyes,” Christine notes with a smile. “Europeans don’t breed to a stallion they haven’t seen. That’s why these presentations are so important.”

From the majestic trot of Ekstern, to the regal bearing of Emerald J, and the promise of tomorrow’s colts and fillies, the Stallion Centre stands as a living monument to Christine’s devotion - not only to her own breeding programme but to the advancement of the breed at large.

A Story Still Unfolding

Today, Christine Jamar’s name is whispered with reverence in the realm of Arabian horse breeding. Her mares carry the blood of Poland’s finest. Her stallions have graced the world’s grandest arenas. And yet, Christine remains grounded, always looking forward, always searching for that next perfect cross, that next spectacular foal who might one day steal the show - and perhaps her heart. Christine, a woman of remarkable resolve, has dedicated her life to the art and responsibility of breeding - shaping not merely horses, but a legacy that will ripple through generations yet to come.

Her success, however, has never dulled her humility. Christine speaks not only of victories, but of lessons

NAHLAH J (D Seraj x Noora J). Ph. Alessio Azzali

MAJIDAH J (Muranas Nader x Moana J). Ph. Alessio Azzali

hard-won: of the careful dance between type and conformation, of the fine line between refinement and function, of the quiet understanding that a horse, no matter how beautiful, must first be a horse, not a mere ornament of the show ring.

Her eye for conformation, honed through years of study and tutelage under sport horse judges, is matched only by her instinct - that subtle, unspoken dialogue between breeder and horse. She reads their language not in words, but in posture, in movement, in the quiet flicker of their gaze. It is, perhaps, her greatest gift - an intuitive connection that no manual can teach.

Jadem Arabians, born from Christine’s passion and dedication, is far more than just a stud; it is a sanctuary for the finest representatives of the Arabian breed - a place where dreams are forged into flesh, and the lessons of history are preserved within each noble lineage. Jadem’s story is not merely one of horses and breeding - it is a narrative of passion, perseverance, and profound vision. In Christine Jamar’s capable hands, what began as a dream in a small Belgian town has become a cornerstone of the Arabian breed, shaping the future with every foal born under its name.

As Jadem approaches half a century of excellence, its

legacy is written not only in show ring triumphs but in the hearts of breeders worldwide. From Poland’s war-tested broodmares to the Belgian meadows where dreams take root, Jadem Arabians remains a living monument to the unrelenting pursuit of the ideal Arabian horse.

As the brilliant Belgian breeder looks towards the horizon, the future gleams with promise. Christine dreams of refining her herd further, of welcoming foals that edge ever closer to her vision of the perfect Arabian. “I always seek improvement,” Christine reflects, “and I wish I get closer and closer to the vision of an ideal Arabian horse that I have had in my head for a while.” And as each new foal hits the ground, that vision takes one step closer to reality.

Through decades of shifting trends and evolving type, Jadem Arabians has remained true to a single principle: refinement without compromise. For in the world of Arabian horses, where bloodlines trace histories and conformation speaks of generations past, there are breeders and then there are visionaries. Christine JamarDemeersseman belongs firmly among the latter. Under her thoughtful stewardship, the legacy of the Arabian horse has not only been preserved but elevated. In every dark-eyed foal that greets the dawn, in every elegant silhouette that graces the show ring, Christine’s dream endures - a reminder that true beauty is not stumbled upon, but carefully, lovingly, and unwaveringly bred. q

Isabelle Greiner Veterinarian

Dorien Bols - Responsible for the semen laboratory and assistant trainer

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InterviewRothenberg

“Do what you love to do with all your heart and force … and never give up!”

Emotional and inspiring talk with Annette Escher, the woman who keep fulfilling her dreams and reach the success no matter what comes the way.

by Urszula Łęczycka

photos by Annette & Erwin Escher

Urszula Łęczycka: Your farm has been established more than 30 years ago by you and your husband Erwin. Nowadays you run it all by yourself and Straight Egyptian horses with GR prefix are worldwide known. You also run one of the largest Straight Egyptian black coloured herds in the world –that is in high demand nowadays.

Can you tell us more about the idea of establishing your breeding program? Was it the same from the beginning or it has been changing through the years and following the market?

What were your first horses and where did you get them from?

Annette Escher: We started our Straight Egyptian breeding with a small number of horses several years before we could buy the right place and built “Rothenberg Stud” in 1991. In 1992 the stud and pastures was ready and we moved our horses to here … from this time, having place enough, we were looking for the right additions and after we haven’t found most of them in Europe (there was only few Egyptians in Germany / Europe at this time and nearly nothing for sale) we went several times

to USA looking at studs and horses driving thousands of miles weekly. During this time we found and bought the foundation horses for my recent breeding, so the mares like: Halims Asmara (Ansata Halim Shah x Lancers Asmara- US National Top Ten and twice World Res. Champion mare), Dalima Shah (Ansata Halim Shah x AK Bint Dalia II), Ansata Aya Maria (Ansata Shah Zaman x Ansata Aya Halima by Ansata Ibn Halima) –Bukra line and the black Champion mare Maria Halima (Haziz Halim x Chelsea), Then we found the black mare Fasinah (Nahaman x Fatima) in Germany and before 1992 we already have owned the mare Samara (Ibn Moheba x Safiniya by Ibn Galal), I still own her black great-granddaughter GR Samantha which meanwhile is mother herself!

Over the years we sometimes leased a mare or made breeding-cooperation to add foals out of interesting mothers and motherlines – this way we bred our „Queen“ GR Nashidah (by Classic Shadwan) which is the mother of black gold-premium stallion GR Nashad (exp. Kuwait, by GR Faleeh) as well as the black mare GR Layla (by GR Faleeh) who is the mother of our young

Stud

Annette and GR Anastacia (Classic Shadwan x Halims Asmara) full-sister to Multi-Champion & gold premium stallion GR Amaretto

Rothenberg Stud

Dalima Shah Multi - & European Champion Straight Egyptian by Ansata Halim Shah - one of our foundation mares

GR Adelle

black filly 2022, by GR Ishad out of GR Anastacia (Classic Shadwan x foundation-mare Halim’s Asmara by Ansata Halim Shah). GR Anastacia is a full-sister to our homebred Multi & European- Champion SE GR Amaretto

GR Shakadah

black mare 2019, GR Ishad x GR Shakirah (Maheeb x Shatigah) great great granddaughter of Dalima Shah

Classic Shadwan (Alidaar x Shagia Bint Shadwan) Multi-Champion, foundation stallion

GR Aliyah (GR Faleeh x GR Anastacia by Classic Shadwan) first black out of Halims Asmara line

GR Faleeh (Madallan-Madheen x Fasinah) & Annette, the day before GR Faleeh left to Kuwait

broodmare GR Larissa (in foal again to GR Fasin) and our young stallion GR Layad (both by GR Ishad). After we moved to Rothenberg Stud we also bought our foundationstallions: Classic Shadwan (Alidaar x Shagia Bint Shadwan imp. Egypt) which we found in France was four years old at this time and the black Madallan-Madheen; when we heard about a very special black colt being born 1994 out of special

bloodlines we quickly went to see him, and we bought him in age of 6 weeks! He was the very first foundation for our black breeding! Madallan-Madheen was not bred to get black, his parents were chestnut (his father Ansata El Salaam) and bay (the famous mare Madinah, mother of Imperial Madheen) but he got black “by accident” and was just bred to be a great horse … and got a rare gold premium ribbon from the

Rothenberg Stud

GR Aya Malaika

black mare 2022, GR Ishad x GR Aya Malikah (GR Faleeh x GR Aya Mahiba) goes back to Ansata Aya Maria, Bukra line. In foal to GR Fasin

GR Aya Malinah

black filly *2025 (GR Ishad x GR Aya Malikah) goes back to foundation mare Ansata Aya Maria - Bukra line Full-siblings was exported to Egypt, Kuwait, UAE & USA

GR Aya Malikah

black mare, by GR Faleeh out of GR Aya Mahiba (Maheeb x GR Aya Farida) goes back to our foundation-mare Ansata Aya Maria from the Bukra line. In foal to GR Ishad

German registry later at the stallion licensing show!

Most of our early blacks were out of non black lines … blacks were seldom and good blacks even more and usually they were impossible to buy! Since I was a child I always was a big fan of black horses but Erwin mostly loved the greys - in the end we love all colors so we only had a few blacks in the first years.

Over the years we got more and more black foals (also Classic Shadwan produced fantastic blacks) and after more than 30 years I have managed to get fantastic blacks from all our foundation-horses … for several I needed generations but meanwhile I have a fantastic group of black and black producing broodmares, many are already 4th and 5th generation of our foundation-mares!

But color was not most important all the time – we both loved pretty exotic faces, good (proven) Straight Egyptian

GR Moneef (show-winner GR Faleeh x GR Mona by foundation-stallion Madallan-Madheen) homozygous black stallion

Bint Asmara

GR Moneef x GR Asmara (GR Lahab x Halims

In foal to GR Layad

pedigrees and as we also were riders since the beginning we wanted to have a solid horse with good body, legs and movements which are able to carry us over the fields! The goal was not to lose any of this points over the years … type, body, movement … and most important at all the fantastic, people loving sweet character the Egyptians are famous for.

UŁ: Straight Egyptian breeding is one of most difficult ones as you must use a very limited gene pool that creates some problems in avoiding inbreeding and breeding overall harmonius and typey horse. Limiting the Straight Egyptian breeding to black colour group only must be even more challenging. How do you find your way to keep breeding beautiful and correct horses with such a limited requirements?

AE: Most of our foundation horses were not bred to get black

GR Bint Asmara

(GR Moneef x GR Asmara by GR Lahab) 13.9.16 - 4 months after Erwins death

GR

Asmara).

Rothenberg Stud

GR Layad

Homozygous black stallion 2023

GR Ishad x GR Layla (exp. UAE by GR Faleeh)

Abayyan line, first foals 2026

GR Ishad

GR Nashad x Shaylah Bint Iman by Classic Shadwan

homozygous black gold premium stallion

GR Lasin

homozygous black colt *2025

GR Fasin x GR Larissa (GR Ishad x GR Layla exp. UAE)

Future stallion at Rothenberg

which means they had a bigger gene-pool as if we would bought mostly blacks in the beginning … there were only very few black and black producing lines at this time which already often were inbred. And over the years we always were open to use sometimes outside stallions doesn’t matter the color like World Champion Al Lahab if we thought they would bring us something new in blood and look … in my recent herd I have great mares from this line! We always used the Straight Egyptian bloodlines we liked personally not looking for trends and what other breeders prefer … we went our own way for our own taste and what we loved ourselves!

UŁ: Did you manage to combine your goals of having the bloodlines, the strenght, stamina and also the colour and then keep into the fashion to win the show titles? It had to be extremely difficult task..

AE: Over the years we often showed our horses and many of our foundation horses and their offspring got MultiChampions and gold premium stallions. For example Dalima Shah and her daughter Shadwanah (by Classic Shadwan) as well as Halims Asmara and her son GR Amaretto (by Classic Shadwan) won among other titles the champion titles at the Egyptian Event Europe. Also our first homebred black mares

GR Marietta and GR Marianah (both Madallan-Madheen x Maria Halima) won several championships which was very special at this time as nearly no blacks was shown successfully! Also later our black stallion GR Faleeh (exported to Kuwait;

GR Larissa black mare 2021 (GR Ishad x GR Layla by GR Faleeh)

Abayyan line, in foal to GR Fasin

GR Mahalia black filly 2023 (GR Ishad x GR Maheeba by Maheeb) Moniet El Nefous line - the future

GR Mahidah

black mare *2022 (GR Ishad x GR Maheeba by Maheeb)

Moniet el Nefous line. In foal to GR Moneef

GR Aisha

black mare 2022, GR Ishad x GR Anisha (GR Faleeh x GR Anastacia) great granddaughter of foundation mare Halims Asmara. In foal to GR Fasin

Rothenberg Stud

Madallan-Madheen x Fasinah) was shown successfully as class-winner and Topf Five at the Egyptian Event Europe … and many more.

We sold and I still sell my foals nearly all over the world and many of them won and win a lot for their new owners– many champion titles in halter classes as well as endurance races or riding classes.

Our sold horses live around the world as breeding-horses and produce fantastic foals for their new owners … or are just best friends and great riding-horses to give their new owners fun and happy hours.

We also bred several gold premium stallions at the stallion registration of the registry, for me one of the most difficult gold to get at all!

We got gold premium titles for GR Amaretto (exported to Iran, Classic Shadwan x Halims Asmara by Ansata Halim Shah), his ¾-brother Maheeb (black; Classic Shadwan x Bint Bint Mahiba by Ansata Halim Shah) and for the other black stallions GR Nashad (exported to Kuwait; GR Faleeh x GR Nashidah by Classic Shadwan), his black son at stud GR Ishad (GR Nashad x Shaylah Bint Iman by Classic Shadwan) and also for our young black stallion GR Fasin (Maheeb x our foundation-mare Fasinah by Nahaman). And I have

GR Famonah

black mare 2021, GR Moneef x GR Farasha (Maheeb x Fasinah) - in foal to GR Ishad

GR Samantha

Black mare 2019, Maheeb x GR Safiniya (GR Faleeh x GR Sangara by Pasha Farid). In foal to GR Moneef Goes back to our first SE mare Samara Bint Moheba

GR Ariella

GR Lahab (exp. Kuwait; Al Lahab x GR Nashidah) x GR Anisha (GR Faleeh x GR Anastacia). Great granddaughter of foundation mare Halims Asmara. In foal to GR Layad

big hope to continue this fantastic row with my promising young black stallion GR Layad (GR Ishad x GR Layla by GR Faleeh) in the future! He also is homozygous without any white markings and have an extremly dishy head – he is the future of Rothenberg Stud! Meanwhile the first mares are in foal to him and I eagerly wait to see his first foals next year!

UŁ: Did you manage to establish some dam and sire lines of your own that you admire until that day and continue?

AE: All of my recent breeding-horses come in direct line from our early foundation horses – and all of them carry either the blood of Classic Shadwan or Madallan-Madheen or both of them!

Over the years I managed to breed fantastic blacks from all of the foundation-mares which made me very happy and proud and I love to see that the sold ones make their new owners happy, too.

UŁ: here is probably no Arabian horse lover in Europe that would not know the photos made by your husband Erwin who passed away 9 years ago. Since that time you keep running the farm by your own with just one helper. Your strenght, passion and achievements could be an inspiration for many woman or girls who dream or run the horse breeding on their own for different reasons.

GR Nashidah (Classic Shadwan x Nejdschah) mother of our homebred stallions GR Nashad (gold premium stallion; father of GR Ishad) and GR Lahab. Black-bay filly GR Nasinah 2023 (by GR Fasin) beside

GR Nasirah

black-bay mare 2022, by GR Fasin out of GR Nashidah (Classic Shadwan x Nejdschah). GR Nasirah was the first foal of our young homozygous black gold premium stallion GR Fasin! In foal to GR Layad

Rothenberg Stud

GR Ishadah

black filly 2025, GR Ishad x GR Nashadah (GR Darwan (Maheeb x Dalimah Shah) x GR Nashidah by Classic Shadwan) - the future

GR Shakirah

2011, black mare (black gold premium stallion Maheeb x GR Shatigah) & her daughter GR Shakadah (by GR Ishad) as a foal

It must be hard, emotional but probably also satisfying when you manage to breed a great horse at the end? What would you say and advice to the other woman – breeders?

AE: Yes, the death of Erwin for sure was the most terrible time in my life, I thought my life have stopped, too. But the horses helped me a lot because giving up is no solution, you have to go on day by day, they wait for you, they need you!  Additionally, Erwins second favorite mare GR Asmara (GR Lahab x Halims’s Asmara) died a few days after him because of problems after giving birth and let her newborn filly GR

GR Nashadah

2018, bay mare by GR Darwan (Maheeb x Dalima Shah) x GR Nashidah (by Classic Shadwan). Granddaughter of our foundation-mare Dalima Shah

GR Shatigah

black mare 2003 (Pasha Farid x Shadwanah) last daughter of GR Shadwanah at stud; granddaughter of Dalima Shah

GR Shaminah

black filly 2024, by black gold premium stallion GR Fasin out of GR Shatigah (Pasha Farid x Multi-Champion mare Shadwanah) goes back to our foundation-mare Dalima Shah - the future

GR Farasha (Maheeb x Fasinah by Nahaman) - full-sister to GR Fasin

GR Myrella

black filly 2023, GR Fasin x GR Maryah (GR Moneef x black Champion-mare GR Marianah by Madallan-Madheen) goes back to our foundation mare Maria Halima

GR Fasin

2019 (black gold premium stallion Maheeb x foundation mare Fasinah by Nahaman) homozygous black gold premium stallion

Rothenberg Stud

Maheeb

(Classic Shadwan x Bint Bint Mahiba) - black gold premium stallion, sire of many of our breeding-horses

Halims Asmara (Ansata Halim Shah x Lancer’s Asmara, US National Top Ten and World Res. Champion mare). Multi- & European Champion Res. SE one of our foundation mares

Bint Asmara (by GR Moneef) alone with me. This baby nearly died as well because of substitute milk so I needed to take milk from other mares to feed this baby … you can imagine that I nearly had no time to sleep over months which was very hard but maybe also good for me in this situation. My only aim was that we both need to survive …and we did! Meanwhile GR Bint Asmara gave birth to already four wonderful black fillies by GR Ishad herself which was sold in and outside Europe and one of her black fillies even won Championships for her new owner … all this made me very happy and gave me force to continue!

My advice is to do what you love with all your heart and soul... and never give up!

There are always good and bad times in our lifetime… you need to survive the bad time and grow yourself in the good time and take it into your heart for the future. Like when

Madallan-Madheen

(Ansata El Salaam x Madinah) - black gold premium stallion, foundation-stallion

Fasinah (Nahaman x Fatima); black foundation-mare, mother of homebred black show-winner GR Faleeh (exp. Kuwait) and my young black gold premium stallion GR Fasin

my homebred young homozygous black stallion GR Fasin (by Maheeb by Classic Shadwan), the much too early born last foal out of our foundation-mare Fasinah (which nearly died several time during the first weeks of his life) got a gold ribbon from the German registry as breeding-stallion with just amazing high scores in all points. And every new birth when mother and baby are well – just a wonder every time! As a breeder you mostly look forward into the future for the next breedings and the next foals, this keep you running, don’t look back too much! Just important that you love what you do … then even the work makes you happy!!!

UŁ: What an amazing story and the best proof to your words of advice that I would certainly put as a title of this interview! I wish you all the best of luck on reaching your future goals and of course – with mostly those great and happy moments for every breeder.

Maria Halima (by Haziz Halim by Ansata Ibn Halima) Champion USA, black foundation-mare mother of black Champion-mares GR Marietta & GR Marianah (grandmother of our black filly GR Myrella)

Shadwanah (Classic Shadwan x Dalima Shah); first daughter of both her parents, Multi- & European Champion Straight Egyptian. Mother of black broodmare GR Shatigah

Annette Escher 86653 Monheim (Germany) - tel. +49 0 90913707 email: escher.rothenberg@t-online.de www.RothenbergArabians.com instagram: @RothenbergArabianStud

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The 2025 Brazilian National Arabian Horse Show

Text by: Mario Braga

The44th edition of the Brazilian National Show is one for the storybooks. A venue with so many new attractions but at the same time delivering the high quality it has become known for in all sorts of ways, by breeders, exhibitors and spectators alike.

It also marked the resounding success of the first edition of the GCAT Show Americas hosted in São Paulo. Visitors from all over the world came to prestige this amazing initiative with their presence.

This year the event started on July 9th with the Brazil Cup Show, then with the Brazilian National Show, ending with the GCAT São Paulo edition on July 13th and 14th.

The Brazilian National Show

This was a special year for the Brazilian Nationals. It represented at the same time the

consolidation of some important cycles while welcoming other great new ones.

A major example is the successful debut of a group of previous National Champion Stallions as sires at this National edition, representing a most welcome renovation in the show ring while endorsing the breeders’ right decisions that led to this amazing outcome.

The introduction of the GCAT Show São Paulo following the Brazilian Nationals was another novelty that proved to be a welcome addition among the general public.

A record of foreign visitors from Europe, the Middle East, North and South America to both shows proves that the incredible work involved in the making of this event definitely paid off.

As far as consolidation is concerned, the two tributes that were done this year rendered a much-deserved recognition to two of our breeds greats: José Alves and Zezé Rodrigues.

A special sales event called the Patrons Parade was also held during the show, adding up the many private treaty sales of horses, breedings and embryos done during and after the show.

This year a total of 220 horses were presented in the halter and performance divisions of the National Show. A group of distinguished international judges was selected to adjudicate the competitors and the judging panel was comprised of the following members:

• Steve Dady – United States

• Glenn Schoukens – Belgium

• Willy Open – Argentina

• Ted Carson – United States

• Francisco do Rego – Brazil

• Jeff Schall – United States

The ring master duties were performed by the amazing Juan Stuckey and Kathy Smith was the show´s steward.

THE HALTER CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Junior Junior Filly Championship brought to evidence the first-generation offspring of three previous Brazilian National Champions, namely Maximillion NA, the reigning Brazilian Gold National Champion Young Stallion, HK Gran Valehoso and Royal Dominion. Interestingly all three of them are sired by Dominic M and the latter two competed for this year’s title of Young Stallion Champion with Gran Valehoso winning the Gold title unanimously and Royal Dominion winning the Silver title.

Royal Dominion (Dominic M x Lumiar Ethna), bred by Royal Arabians and owned by Haras Serondella, sired the Gold Champion Junior Junior Filly Cecilliah Serondella (x Ruby HVP), a magnificent black filly bred and owned by Haras Serondella.

Maximillion NA (Dominic M x Makala NA), bred by North Arabians and Owned by TP Arabians, sired the Silver Junior Junior Champion Filly Aryna TPA (x Rhona Vul do Divino), an exotic bay filly bred and owned

Gold Jr Jr Filly - Cecilliah Serondella

by Thiago Pontes of TP

HK Gran Valehoso (Dominic M x HK Sweet Müsique), bred by Cesar Schmidt and Humberto Florezi and owned by The Valehoso Partnership, bred the Bronze Champion Filly HES Valestina RLC (x Stinna W), a beautiful bay filly owned by Rodrigo Lorenzi de Castro and Haras El Sevillano, who bred the filly and during the show became her sole owners.

HK Gran Valehoso and Royal Dominion kept their winning streak in the Junior Junior Colt division.

The Gold Champion was the refined chestnut colt Caravaggio HPJ (HK Gran Valehoso x Vivi HPJ), bred and owned by Jose Eduardo Pires Barbosa of Haras HPJ, whose mother and grandmother, like Valehoso, also trace to Haras Katu´s breeding through Vivaldi Al Shawan and HK Keav Power. Caravaggio HPJ has been sold to the U.S. after his win and will keep his show career in

Silver Jr Jr Filly - Aryna TPA

Gold Jr Jr Colt - Caravaggio HPJ

Bronze Jr Jr Filly - HES Valestina RLC

his new country.

The Silver Champion was Calleri Serondella (Royal Dominion x Rhaydee Serondella), a black son of the Brazilian National Bronze Champion Young Mare Rhaydee Serondella, a daughter of the National Champion El Tino out of the aristocrat Only Serondella.

Ecstasy Arabco, bred by Rancho Arabco and owned by TP Arabians won the Bronze Champion title. An exotic grey son of the popular Brazilian National Champion TM Itaipu, he is out of the Champion Mare Brunet Arabco, a daughter of the Marwan Al Shaqab son PCF Vision and out of the aristocrat Shavanna el Madan, by FA El Shawan.

Silver Jr Jr Colt - Calleri Serondella

Gold Jr Filly - Jucienne D'Bandit JM

Bronze Jr Jr Colt - Ecstasy Arabco

The Gold Junior Filly Champion comes from one of the most distinguished mare families at Haras JM, that of the beautiful WH Justice daughter Stig Justhine. The beautiful bay Jucienne D´Bandit JM, bred and owned by Haras JM, is a daughter of Bandit SRA, the Brazilian National Champion son of DA Valentino, out of Juenne Apprentice, a daughter of the Versace son Thee Apprentice and out of Stig Justhine.

The refined grey Camillah Serondella, bred and owned by Haras Serondella, was named the Silver Champion Junior Filly. A third generation Serondella bred, Camillah is by the farm´s chief sire Vision Serondella (AF Maden x Only Serondella) out of Ueffa Serondella, a daughter of El Jahez WH and Rannah Serondella by the World Champion Stallion Fadi Al Shaqab.

HES Splendida, a bay daughter of Quasim CRH and Hanna 7F, bred and owned by Haras Sevillano conquered the second Bronze prize for João Carlos Millan at the show. Her mother is also the dam of the Gold Champion Junior Filly at the Brazil Cup HES Samira.

Silver Jr Filly - Camillah Serondella

Bronze Jr Filly - HES Splendida

Brazilian National Judges

The Gold Champion Junior Colt was yet another testimony of HK Gran Valehoso´s ability as a sire, even at his first foal crop. EFC Chariff, a handsome bay colt, bred and owned by EFC Arabians is out of Cherrie Yparadise JM, one of the farms’ most distinguished broodmares, having produced several champions on National level and lately also at the GCAT show.

The breeders of the Silver Champion Junior Colt Royal Jafar, Royal Arabians, have also bred his champion father Royal Asad who has just been sold to the breeding program of Nayla Hayek of Hanaya Stud in Switzerland. His mother, CER Fancy, is by the Brazilian National Champion Bandit SRA.

The Bronze Champion Balthus JSZ comes

Gold Jr Colt - EFC Chariff

Silver Jr Colt - Royal Jafar

Bronze Jr Colt - Balthus JSZ

The runner up with the Silver was the feminine bay Lisa el Rhyan JQ. She is from the traditional breeding program of Haras dos Faveiros. She is a fifth consecutive generation of champions bred by Dr. Jairo Queiroz Jorge and her father was crowned Brazilian National Gold Champion in 2022. Her mother BF Lavinia JQ, is a daughter of the Brazilian from the breeding program of the Chilean breeder Jorge Selume and his Haras Santa Marta. His father Aria Rakeem, a son of FA El Rasheem and the famed MD Hibat Allah, was recenty on lease to Haras JM in Brazil before being exported to the Middle East. His mother is Palitraa, a beautiful Marwan Al Shaqab daughter.

Coming back in the Young Filly Championship, this time with the Gold Filly Champion, Haras Santa Marta won the title with the elegant bay Livia JSZ, a daughter of Jytan Meia Lua, a son of Brazilian and U.S. National Champion El Jahez WH and out of Domitila UB a full sister to the great World Champion Mare Baviera HVP, a daughter of Marwan Al Shaqab and HB Bessolea.

Gold Young Filly - Livia JSZ

Silver Young Filly - Lisa El Rhyan JQ

National Champion Vulcano HVP.

The Bronze Young Filly Champion the bay Bint Only Serondella, bred and owned by Haras Serondella, is yet another decorated daughter of the famed Only Serondella and by Razeer Serondella, a Brazilian Gold National Champion Colt by El Tino out of the Brazilian and U.S. National Champion Mare Queen Ayda FWM, by FA El Shawan.

Haras

dos Faveiros also bred and showed the Gold Young Colt Champion Zefek JQ, a fourth generation homebred. Zefek JQ is by the champion sire Jyvar Meia Lua, a cross that seemed to be quite successful by glancing at this beautiful bay colt. His mother is the FA El Shawan daughter Gioconda Shawan JQ, who is out of daughter of the great Power World JQ.

The impressive black colt Royal Blackriver HBV bred and owned by Haras Boa Vista in partnership with Royal Arabians, took the Silver Champion title. He is by the farm´s chief sire and internationally renowned Pharaoh HBV and out of Barbara HVP, who also comes from the family of the great HB Bessolea, being out of her daughter Bretta UB

Bronze Young Filly - Bint Only Serondella

Gold Young Colt - Zefek JQ

and by El Tino.

HDF Rafiq, the Bronze Young Colt Champion is bred and owned by Haras das Faias and Haras Panquehue of the Bulnes Family in Chile. He is a full brother to multi National Champion Aziz MAM, being by the Chilean stallion HP Ali, who was bred by the Bulnes Family, who became known for printing his beautiful head into his foals and out of RL Alita MAM, a daughter of the Brazilian National Champion Colt El Shakhyr.

Silver Young Colt - Royal Blackriver HBV

Bronze Young Colt - HDF Rafiq

The Gold Champion Filly, the grey Mirna UB, brought back to the winner´s circle and to the show ring the great breeder Tercio Miranda, from the traditional Haras Paiquere, a great representative of the breeders of Brazilian South region. Mirna UB, was bred by Umberto Bonini of Haras Céu Estrelado. Her father Odin UB is a son of Fadi Al Shaqab out of Promessah, a daughter of Padrons Psyche and the legendary Bint Bey Shah. Mirna´s mother Valentina UB is by Sirajj UB, a son of Marajj out of a daughter of Marwan Al Shaqab and the U.S. aristocrat Amety B.

The Silver Champion, the bay Princess Dominica is no stranger to the podium, since she won the Gold Young Filly Champion last year. A star in a constellation of greatness, she is a full sister to another great National Champion, Lady Dominica JSZ, being by Dominic M and out of Bretta UB, a mare that is fast becoming a world reference with the level of quality of her progeny and their descendants. Princess Dominica was bred by Gustavo Paiva and Eugenio Rigonato and is owned in partnership with Haras Serondella.

Another pleasant surprise came with the beautiful Bronze Champion Indsky Witdiamond NY, who made their owners Claudio and Nancy Hirsch of Haras Namahe, located in Rio de

Gold Filly - Mirna UB

Janeiro, very proud. She is by the stallion Quasim CRH and out of All I Needs Luv NY, a daughter of Pscore out of one of Namahe´s greatest broodmares Desiree HBR, mother of three other National Champions, Utrillo NY and Naomi NY by Quartz NY and Siegerin NY by Power World JQ.

Silver Filly - Princess Dominica

Bronze Filly - Indsky Witdiamond NY

Gold Colt - Azzam Serondella

The Colt Championship has consolidated the position of the charismatic Azzam Serondella, bred and owned by Haras Serondella, as one of the top show colts in the present time after claiming his second Gold title at the Nationals (the first one was as a Junior Junior Colt in 2023). He is by the stallion Quasim CRH and out of HDF Varsóvia, a daughter of HDF Lugano.

The Silver Champion LML Zafir Ali, is a bay son of the amazing sire Jyvar Meia Lua out of RFI Beatrice, a daughter of the World Champion Stallion Excalibur EA. He is bred and owned by Luciano Cappelli of Haras Irmã Magda.

The grey Domenico FWM, Bronze Champion Colt, was bred and is owned by Haras Lone Star. He is by Dominic M out of one of the farm´s greatest producers, the beautiful grey Nahla el Madan by El Tino, also the mother of the multi-National Champion Bandit SRA daughter My Best Surprise FWM.

THE MARES AND STALLIONS FINALS: YOUNG AND SENIOR

The Young Mare Final brought into the ring a large and deep class with many previous winners competing for the top positions. A group of outstanding bay beauties took the higher three spots.

Ultimately the Golden Champion title was won by the beautiful La Belle de Jour HBV, bred and owned by Luciano Cury of Haras Boa Vista. She is by the stallion Pharaoh HBV, a son of Psyche HBV and the Brazilian National Champion Mare RFI Sophie Almaktub, who

Bronze Colt - Domenico FWM

Silver Colt - LML Zafir Ali

has also sired champions in the young classes at the Nationals and the GCAT. Her mother Prada HBV is a daughter of the great Sir Fames HBV, also bred by Luciano Cury and a granddaughter of the iconic Brazilian National Champion Mare, the Bey Shah daughter NV Gypsy Dancer.

The Silver Young National Champion Mare was the import Aria Dhalia, bred by Julianna Partners and owned by Jorge Selume of Haras Santa Marta. She is by the multi champion stallion Delacroixx and out of Rhiana FFW a daughter of Marwan al Shaqab and the legendary black beauty RH Triana.

The Bronze was won by the multi-national champion Melody by Vivaldi, a daughter of Vivaldi Al Shawan and the beautiful HAH Sweet Ventura by HK Keav Power. She is proudly bred and owned by Humberto Florezi of Haras Al Hosçan.

Gold Young Mare - La Belle De Jour HBV

Bronze Young Mare - Melody By Vivaldi

Silver Young Mare - Aria Dhalia

The Senior Mare Championship brought another parade of incredible mares to the ring. Once again, many previous national winners as long as new claimers of amazing quality were competing head-to-head to earn the highest honors.

The beautiful grey Dominic M daughter ALK Luna Al Kaiser was chosen the Gold Champion Senior Mare. Imported from Uruguai, she is bred by Al Kaisar Stud and owned in partnership with Royal Arabians. She was beautifully presented by Fred Kunze to her win.

Winning the Silver was the many times national champion Ultraah Serondella, bred and owned by Haras Serondella. A daughter of Quasim CRH she has produced the 2024

Gold Senior Mare - ALK Luna Al Kaiser TE

Silver Senior Mare - Ultraah Serondella

Brazilian Gold National Champion Junior Filly Almaah Serondella (by GT Shardh), exported to Rae Dawn Arabians. Ultraah´s mother is Aria Shanteuse, a daughter of Gazal Al Shaqab and a granddaughter of the immortals Ali Jamaal and Shahteyna.

Bringing the Bronze to FT Arabians of Flavia Torres was the refined grey Moraynah HVP, a beautiful daughter of the Argentinean and U.S. National Champion Stallion SM Azraff, a son of Faraa Al Shaqab out of a LC Psychesfinesse and the champion producing daughter of Hariry Al Shaqab, Charis RBV, a mare that produced excellent horses for Haras Vila dos Pinheiros, including the multi champion Polarhis HVP, by Polidoro FC.

The Young Stallion Championship brought three previous National Champion colts competing for the title.

The unanimous Champion was the beautiful chestnut HK Gran Valehoso. A son of Dominic M and the lovely HK Sweet Müsique, a daughter of HDF Lugano and HK La Fiesta Power, he was bred by Cesar Schmidt

Bronze Young Mare - Moraynah HVP

Gold Young Stallion - HK Gran Valehoso

of Haras Katu and Humberto Florezi of Haras Al Hosçan. Still as a young colt he was syndicated between some of the biggest breeders in Brazil who now form The Valehoso Partnership. On top of his incredible win, his first babies made an outstanding debut at the show, winning several of the younger classes.

Farid RB, bred by Haras das Cascatas and now owned in partnership with Lucas Mello of Haras Santa Edwiges. Azkaban el Farid RB is by the recently deceased RFI Farid, a stallion that made a great impact as a sire worldwide and Lakyshah Moon RB, a daughter of Sirajj UB and Honeymoon FHP, the mother of the fantastic Honey´s Delight RB.

The Silver Champion title went to the handsome dark bay Royal Dominion. Bred by Royal Arabians he was purchased as a colt to be one of the chief sires at Haras Serondella. By Dominic M out of the unforgettable Lumiar Ethna, he is a maternal brother to the acclaimed Royal Asad. A previous National Champion Gold Junior Junior Colt, Dominion proved his quality as a sire with both of his presented babies winning National Junior championships.

The Bronze Champion went to the former Brazilian Gold National Champion Colt, the bay Azkaban el

Bronze Young Stallion - Azkaban El Farid RB

Silver Young Stallion - Royal Dominion

Moments

There couldn’t be a more fitting grand finale for the Brazilian National Show than the Senior Stallion Finals.

It marked the triumph of the exotic bay Emir Sahara, bred by Haras Sahara who, spent some years in Europe and in the U.S after winning both the titles of Brazilian National Junior Colt and Colt Champion. Thankfully he was brought back to Brazil due to the effort of their current owners Thiago and Kamilla Pontes of TP Arabians and Rodrigo Lorenzi de Castro of Haras das Paineiras. During his stay abroad he added the titles of World Cup Gold Champion and U.S. Champion Stallion. The overall anticipation of his entrance was very high, but the second he entered the ring it was all history. Impeccably shown by Fred Kunze he became the unanimous Brazilian

Gold Champion Stallion, a much-deserved victory by any standard.

Also impressive was the unanimous victory of the Silver Champion Lughan HVP, bred by Haras Vila dos Pinheiros and owned by Tercio Miranda of Haras Paiquere. A beautiful white stallion of incredible type and movement, Lughan HVP is the natural heir to his famous and recently deceased sire HDF Lugano. His mother Princess Marwan HVP is a daughter of Marwan Al Shaqab and the stunning DA Vinci daughter DA Joia, a mare that traces in tail female to one of the most beautiful mares of all time, Dornaba. Two days after his win Lughan HVP conquered the coveted title of Gold Champion Stallion of the GCAT, the ultimate endorsement for this truly amazing horse.

Gold Senior Stallion - Emir Sahara

The Bronze Champion title went to TS Caymus Arabco, a beautiful and wellbuilt grey stallion bred by Tony Saloum and Rancho Arabco and owned by José Ricardo Machado. A rare son of the internationally acclaimed sire S.M.A. Magic One out of the beautiful Naradaa, a beautiful daughter of World Champion Stallion Hariry Al Shaqab with a dam line which traces to the great U.S. National Champion Mare TJS Georgies Girl, through her exquisite daughter HL Infactuation.

PERFORMANCE AND SPECIALTY CLASSES WINNERS

The most classic head classes proved to be a triumph for the amazing mare Stig Justhine. Bred by Haras Stigmatas and owned by Haras JM this beautiful daughter of WH Justice is the dam of

both the most classic head champions in the male and female class, namely Cash del Tino JM (by El Tino) and Justhine Farouk JM (by EKS Farouk). As if that wasn´t proof enough of her outstanding producing quality, she also won the Produce of Dam class, while

Silver Senior Stallion - Lughan HVP

Bronze Senior Stallion - TS Caymus Arabco

the Get of Sire class was won by Calvin del Tino JM (El Tino x Marcessa FF), bred and owned by Haras JM.

The winner of the liberty class was Falcon di Pscore JM, a son of the noted Padrons Psyche son Pscore out of Marjorie HVP by FA El Shawan. He is bred and owned by Haras JM. A true versatile horse, he also won the Western Pleasure Young Horse class ridden by Zetão Rodrigues and the competitive Western Pleasure Open class ridden by Adilson Faleiro.

Two horses dominated the English Pleasure Classes Ghittar di Magnum JM (Magnum Psyche x Xaklinna D´Pscore JM) and Zdyor JM (RFI Maktub x Echo Moniela), both bred and owned by Haras JM. They were ridden both by the talented Adilson Faleiro in all the different classes except for the Amateur, who was won by the ridder Mateus Silva. Ghittar di Magnum JM won the Maiden Horse and Young Horse classes.

Zdyor JM once again amazed the spectators with his incredible quality in three different ridden disciplines. Besides winning the Open,

the Amateur and the Senior English Pleasure classes, he also came out as the winner of the Native Costume and the competitive Hunter Pleasure Open class this year, these last two also ridden by Adilson Faleiro.

The winner of the Hunter Pleasure Plan-Amateur and Plan-Exhibitor classes was the mare RFI Naamia Al Neschi (RFI Agadir Al Neschi x RFI Norah Almaktub). She was bred and is owned by RFI Arabians and was ridden by Rodirgo Foz Forte.

The Western Pleasure Classes are always a highlight when it comes to performance in Brazil. This year the top spots in the Western

Zdyor JM

Classes were split between two traditional farms, Haras Lone Star owned by Paulo Castro Marques and Haras JM, owned by José Alves Filho.

Prince of Desert FWM (Bandit SRA x PS Desert Rose), represented the colors of Haras Lone Star winning the Western Pleasure Maiden Horses ridden by José Alcides Rodrigues and the Amateur Class ridden by his daughter Stephanie Rodrigues.

On top of the afore mentioned great performance delivered by Falcon di Pscore JM, other horses that brought in the winning ribbons for the farm were Qczar Mister JM (Mister Style JM x Ivory JM) who won the Western Pleasure Senior Horses, ridden by Zetão Rodrigues and Emagnifico Bandit JM (Bandit SRA x Shannaya D´Magnum JM) who won the Western Pleasure Exhibitor, ridden by Paulo Murilo Lautente

Lifetime Achievement Award: Jose Alves Filho

A much-deserved homage was done with the Lifetime Achievement Award this year having José Alves Filho, founder of Haras JM, as the recipient of the prize.

A former president of ABCCA, José Alves has been known for some great horses bred or owned by him while building the success of his great breeding program, that has been in activity for over thirty years. A breeding program that gave him the honor of being chosen the best Breeder and Exhibitor in Brazil, for over ten years in a row.

Among these horses is the unique Europa El Jamaal, bred by him and the first Brazilian born to be named U.S. and Canadian National Champion Mare on top of also winning at the National Shows of Brazil and Saudi Arabia.

His stallion roaster boosted some of the finest

stallions in Brazil, including Style SRA, Pscore, Vaalente, Yllan el Jamaal, Sir Famess HBV and later Aria Rakeem, whom he leased in the U.S. last year.

Among the Brazilian National Champion Mares bred by him are Piettra di Style JM and Shannaya D´Magnum JM. His more recent win was with Jucienne D´Bandit JM, who just won the coveted Gold Champion Junior Filly at the Brazilian Nationals. In the meantime, his international contender, the beautiful Wiezas Diamond ORA keeps winning major titles in the U.S.A.

Always very active in fostering various initiatives to promote the Arabian horse, Jose Alves has a very quiet demeanor, and despite his truly huge contributions to the Arabian horse in Brazil, he seldom brings any attention to himself.

Among his many contributions is the Brazil Cup, a project that he supports firmly since its inception, allowing many new breeders to experience the thrill of the show ring and bringing newcomers to the breed.

A tribute to Zezé Rodrigues

A due recognition to one of our industry most influential member was also done with the tribute to Zezé Rodrigues.

Zezé has influenced and formed generations of trainers, breeders and riders in his over fifty

years of working with Arabian horses. Member of a family of horsemen, Zezé has also helped his own sons, Alcides, João Batista and Diego to achieve top honors as trainers in Brazil and abroad.

Zezé started his career with Arabian horses at Haras Morro Vermelho, a very traditional farm in the seventies. It was during the eighties that he met the great Pole Levy of Haras Capim Fino and launched his career as a trainer and handler with Jaguar Training Center.

After many years working with Pole he decided to establish his own training facility and opened ZR Training that is in full operation to this day, with the help of his wife Carolina and their daughters.

Zezé won over a hundred National titles in both halter and performance. He was also the first Brazilian to win abroad, more specifically in Scottsdale, the toughest show on Earth at the time, riding the Brazilian bred Munir HCF in Western Pleasure Open, and taking the Reserve Championship out of over 250 entries.

The Brazilian Arabian horse community has Zezé Rodrigues in the highest regard and acknowledges his many contributions during his long involvement with Arabian horses.

The Brazil Cup Show

The Brazil Cup hosted its last show of the year at the Brazilian National Show.

Conceived as an alternative circuit to broaden the base of breeders who wish to present their horses in a competitive yet accessible environment, the Brazil Cup is continuously fulfilling its task while raising the quality of the horses present year by year.

This year the judging panel for the show was comprised of:

• Orpheu de Souza Avila – Brazil

• Roxanne Schall -USA

• João Henrique Neto – Brazil

The first championship was the Junior Filly and this year´s unanimous Gold Champion winner came from Haras El Sevillano, a young breeding program that is making its

mark with some outstanding horses both bred and purchased by them. Their homebred, the chestnut HES Samira is by the Dominic M son Stefan FK and out of Hanna 7F, a daughter of the late HDF Lugano.

The unanimous Silver Champion Shannarah Moon RB, comes from the traditional breeding program of Haras das Cascatas, the breeders of the internationally acclaimed Honey´s Delight RB, who is a maternal sister to the filly´s mother

Gold Jr Filly Brazil Cup HES Samira

Silver Jr Filly Brazil Cup - Shannarah Moon RB

Lakyshah Moon RB. Shannarah´s father is Fragonard K, bred by Haras Aratinga. He is a beautiful son of Shael Dream Desert, who is considered by many his father´s ultimate heir.

The Bronze Champion was Dahlia FWM, bred and owned by Haras Lone Star who was also the breeder of the Brazilian and U.S. National Champion Mare Queen Aida FWM. She is a daughter of the beautiful AJ Radman and out of Princess Sophia FWM who in turn is a daughter of the Brazilian National Champion Stallion Vaalente and out of the Brazilian aristocrat Only Serondella.

The Junior Colt Championship came next bringing Haras Lone Star once again to the winner´s circle, this time taking the Gold title with King Magnifico FWM, a son of the

refined Ragnary GV and out of Princess Aliya FWM a direct daughter of the ethereal Queen Aida FWM and by El Tino, hence a full sister to the Brazilian National Gold Champion Colt Razeer Serondella.

Haras JM made his mark by winning the Silver and Bronze Champion respectively. The Silver went to Jasper di Cash JM, a son of the Brazilian National Silver Champion Stallion Cash del Tino JM out of Maisa LM, a daughter of the great DA Valentino son, Vitorio TO. The Bronze Champion Jaklan di Pscore JM, is a son of one of the farm´s chief sires, the famed Padrons Psyche son Pscore. His mother is a daughter of Jahd el Jamaal, a son of the great Ali Jamaal and the legendary Bey Shah daughter NV Justa Dream.

Bronze Jr Filly Brazil Cup

Dahlia FWM

Silver Jr Colt Brazil Cup Jasper Di Cash JM

Bronze Jr Colt Brazil Cup

Jaklan Di Pscore JM

Gold Jr Colt Brazil Cup

King Magnifico FWM

The Filly Championships brought together several strong breeding programs including the afore mentioned Haras JM, Haras Lone Star, Haras das Cascatas but also Rach Stud and Haras San Jose, who prevailed at the end by winning the Gold Medal unanimously. San Jose Julieta, bred by the Chilean breeder Jaime Jose Valdes Correa of Haras San Jose, is a daughter of the Brazilian National Gold Champion Young Stallion Vivaldi al Shawan out of Justina Rach by El Tino.

Silver title went to Intenzza Lugano JM, by HDF Lugano and out of MC Vittoria by Vitorio TO, bred and owned by Haras JM. Taking the

Bronze was Najma el Itaipu RB, a daughter of the popular Brazilian National Champion and International Champion Sire TM Itaipu and out of the beautiful Sirajj UB daughter Symphony RB, who is also the mother of the international Champion daughter of Emerald J, Sapphire RB.

Gold Filly Brazil Cup - San Jose Julieta

Silver Filly Brazil Cup - Intenzza Lugano JM

Bronze Filly Brazil Cup Najma El Itaipu RB

In the Colt Class, both the Gold and the Silver Champions were bred and owned by Haras JM. The Gold Champion Harshall D´Terjoy JM is by the argentinean sire HCE Terjoy and the beautiful Pscore daughter Xaklinna D´Pscore JM while the Silver Champion Iryad Di Shaell JM is by Shaezz el Madan, a son of Shael Dream Desert and out of Ogara Van Ryad by Ryad el Jamaal. The Bronze Champion title went to Perseu, a son of HK Gran Brunelo, a son of AAS Elishahh and the aristocrat HK La Fiesta Power. Perseu´s mother AF Roliana is a daughter of Karim el Power JQ, therefore having the blood of the famous Power World JQ twice in his pedigree. He was bred and is owned by Tomaz Alexandre Vitelli, a breeder that comes from the beautiful state of Paraná, from where traditionally many champions come from.

Gold Colt Brazil Cup - Harshall D'terjoi JM

Silver Colt Brazil Cup - Iryad Di Shaezz JM

Bronze Colt Brazil Cup - Perseu

The Mare Championship was highly competitive with three strong age groups. Haras JM won the Gold Champion title with Ghidara Di Sirajj JM, by SiraJJ UB a son of World Champion Marajj and the champion Muscat daughter Satin Mist. The Silver Champion Ezzoticka JM is a daughter of Thee Apprentice, a son of the immortal Versace, out of Ydivine Di Famess JM a daughter of Sir Famess HBV and Divine NVC, one of the best producers at Haras JM, being also the mother of the Brazilian National Champion Mare Piettra Di Style JM. Bred by Rach Stud was the Bronze Champion Pimpinara Rach, a fourth generation of their breeding program being by Ragnar Rach out of Pimpinella Rach by Mister Eros HX, a mare that comes from the same dam line as their multi National Champion Preferida Rach.

It was also from the Saliba´s Rach Stud that emerged the Gold Champion Stallion, Jazzman Rach, a son of HDF Lugano out of Jazzla CME a daughter of the World Champion Stallion Hariry Al Shaqab. The Silver Champion title went to AN Victor, a son of argentinean and

Gold Mare Brazil Cup - Ghidara Di Sirajj JM

Silver Mare Brazil Cup Ezzoticka JM

Bronze Mare Brazil Cup - Pimpinara Rach

U.S. National Champion Stallion SM Azraff out of MC Vitoria by Vitorio TO, owned by Haras JM who also bred and owns the Bronze Champion Gahled Di Sirajj JM, another son of Sirajj UB and out of another of the few daughters of Hariry Al Shaqab in Brazil, Naradaa.

The final four classes at the show had the following winners:

Most Classic Head Females: Pretendida Rach (Quasim CRH x Preciosa Rach) bred and owned by Rach Stud;

Most Classic Head Males: Fataly D´Ali JM (HP Ali x Psynfull IA), bred and owned by Haras JM;

Get of Sire: Sirajj UB (Marajj x Satin Mist), bred by Haras Céu Estrelado and owned by Haras JM;

Produce of Dam: Xhidara JM (Khidar x RHR GGisele), bred and owned by Haras JM. SHOWS

The Brazilian Nationals as an event that successfully encompassed three distinct circuits, once again exceeded the expectations of the breeders, exhibitors and public alike, demonstrating its intrinsic capacity to innovate and warmly welcome horse lovers from all parts of the world.

See you all in 2026!

Gold Stallion Brazil Cup - Jazzman Rach

Silver Stallion Brazil Cup - AN Victor

Bronze Stallion Brazil Cup - Gahled Di Sirajj JM

Milan

INTERNATIONAL CUP

CHARITY AUCTION

INTERNATIONAL SHOW

EUROPEAN SHOW

27-29 JUNE 2025

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I can say without being contradicted that that weekend was one of the hottest in recent years, with peaks of up to 40 degrees, but that did not stop horses and people from attending this event on the outskirts of Milan. The catalogue has 104 horses entered, divided into two shows (plus the Filly Foals, which are a separate competition): the B International and the European C Show. Before talking about the competitions, however, I want to introduce the day preceding the event, the Friday evening, because it was a truly unusual moment of aggregation, a bit like it used to be years ago, with breeders, owners and judges all united at dinner in a big party. For this we have to thank the Arabite Horse Event. Claudio Mazza assisted by Claudia Orsi, both official organisers of the show.

During the weekend they really did their best offering to the guests, the gala evening where a buffet dinner was served with exceptional catering, the modern violin concert and later a charity auction where part of the funds from the breeding of important stallions and exceptional embryos sold went to an organisation supporting the families of

children suffering from homeopathic and oncological diseases ‘ABEO LIGURIA (https://abeoliguria.it). It was a great success, and the guests’ positive comments confirmed this. The location is certainly one of the best we can have in the north, and it is the historical one in Vermezzo, the “CMV Royal Club” with amazing boxes, a covered arena with VIP area and an elegant restaurant equipped for large events, such as this one! On Saturday morning, the ECAHO-affiliated International B show started and the jury consisted of: Mr. Joseph Polo (USA), Mr. Zico Guardia (Brazil) and for Italy Mrs. Irina Stigler. Mrs. Lizette Svensson was Ring Master. The Disciplinary Committee was managed by: Mr. Alessandro Marino Dr. Vet. Armena Zamboni and Mrs. Ils Van Dun. The speakers alternated between English Mr. Erik BlaaK and Italian Mr. Nico Belloni, both of whom also conducted the auction.. We come to the champions who won the International B: in the Yearling Fillies class, gold medal winner ‘SALWA AL THAMER’ owned by Al Thamer Stud, silver medal winner ‘MALEFICENT SCAH’ owned by Scah Arabians and bronze medal winner ‘JURASHEEMA L’ owned by Lubochnia Arabians.

Fabio Brianzoni z photos by Simone Bergamaschi

Gold medal in Yearling Colts for ‘AB RAZEEN’ owned by Al Faith Stud/Jafar Idris Hafeethah - a double for Scah Arabians who won the Silver medal with ‘KAIDO SCAH’. Bronze for Mertyris Losif’s ‘ADONIS MJ’. We move on to the Junior Fillies with the Gold medal for “HELAH BIN J” owned by Abdulaziz Al Jalban. Silver for ‘FIAMMA MONISCIONE’ of the historic Az. Agr. Buzzi Giancarlo. Followed with a Bronze ‘LM BENITA’ owned by another historic breeding La Movida Arabians G.& F. Huemer. The Juniors concluded with the Colts winning the gold medal winner ‘HA GAETANO’ of Fontanella Magic arabian. Regalis Arabian takes home a  Silver with ‘BERNINI REGALIS’ and the Bronze goes to ‘CYROS OS’ of Gestuet Osterhof AG. Now the Seniors and it is ‘EKS SADIYAH’ owned by Al Shahania Stud that wins the Gold in the Broodmares. Silver medal for ‘D A’ASALEYYAH’ owned by Mr. Rajab Mostafa Abdulrahman. Bronze for ‘SMG IVANA’ owned by Mr. KHALID ALOTAIBI. The day ended with the eagerly awaited outcome of the stallion champion, Gold by ‘ABHA EJAR’ of the Bayomi Elkhtib breeding farm. Silver Medal for ‘KA KARM’ owned by the Abhaa Stud breeding and Bronze Medal for ‘JASMIN Z’ owned by Mr. Angelo Pasi.

Sunday morning everything was ready for the EUROPEAN C SHOW, same heat, same people, same amazing catering and decorated VIP tables.. The Ring Master is also the same, as are the DCs, and so are the voices scoring the scores in the ring. The judges changed, however, and in this case t and they were: Dr. Vet. Gianmarco Aragno, Mrs. Caroline Rein (UK) and from Spain Mrs. Pilar Cravero. The competition takes place with perfect timing and we reach the championship in the early afternoon. We started as usual also for this final championship to award the gold medal to Fillies Foals ‘ARYA GARZELLE’  of Mr. Pramstrahler Stefan. Silver to ‘AROSA EL TINI’ owned by Mr. Stefan Gallmetzer and finally bronze to ITALICA REGALIS  owned by the Regalis Arabian stud farm. For the Yearling Fillies the gold medal went to ‘PRIYANKA’ owned by Az Agr Scuderia La Chiesetta. Silver medal for ‘AMARAH’ owned by Mr. Auriemma Francesco. Bronze medal for ‘UNIKA MONISCIONE’ owned by Az. Agricola Buzzi Giancarlo. For Yearling males it is ‘ADELCHI’ owned by Soc. Agr. Allevamento Badia Di Cartabia deserves the gold medal while ‘MAD SOUL’ owned by Mrs. Vitali Carolina Adriana is silver. Let’s move on to the Junior Fillies and it is ‘CG RANIA’ owned by Mrs. Gallo Afflitto Carmelina who is awarded the gold medal. Silver for ‘FP KATE’ by Fioravante Denise. Bronze goes to ‘HA ESSENZIA’ of Fontanella Magic Arabians. In the Junior Colts it is Mr. Toscano Marino who won the gold with ‘MEKONG MONISCIONE’ while the silver

was awarded by the judges to ‘RAYAN DVA’ of the DVA Arabians stable of Pellegrino Patrizia. It was ‘PISTACH ACNAIBAC’ owned by Mr. Alessandro Rota who took home a bronze medal. The last two classes for the title of Senior Mares and Senior Stallions. And it is ‘ROSY FORBED’ owned by Abdullatif Rumaih - TM Arabian Stud that takes gold in the mares. Silver for ‘MAGIC SHERAZAD’ of Fontanella Magic Arabians and bronze medal for ‘JWH FEDORA’ for Mr. Angelo Boscarino. The last gold medal for the champion stallion at the European C show is ‘AMIN BY SHAMIRA’ owned by Ms. Diletta Ballotti Silver Medal  HASHIM DEL SAR bred and owned by Gaito Francesco  and Bronze PHARAON EL KHATIB’ by Bayomi Elkhtib.

At the end of the show we have a very special moment the celebration of the special awards:

• BEST EUROPEAN BREEDER: TM ARABIAN

• BEST ITALIAN BREEDER: AZIENDA AGRICOLA BUZZI GIANCARLO

• BEST SCORE ITALIAN HORSE FEMALE: CG RANIA di GALLO AFFLITTO CARMELINA

• BEST SCORE ITALIAN HORSE MALE: ADELCHI di SOCIETA’ AGRICOLA

ALLEVAMENTO BADIA DI CARTABIA

Before I leave you as usual to the photos taken by our official photographer Mr. Simone Bergamaschi, I would like to thank Claudia and Claudio for their warm and friendly hospitality and I would like to ask them in turn to express their opinion on their show and give a chance to express their gratitude to all those who took part:

ARABITE HORSE EVENT: Thank you Fabio for the opportunity, they would like to express their heartfelt thanks to all those who contributed to the success of the event. Many thanks to the officials, staff, handlers, breeders and horse owners who participated in the event with passion and professionalism. Special thanks to our sponsors, whose valuable support made this show possible. It was an honour to have had as a special guest His Excellency the Consul of the State of Qatar - Abdullah Bin Jassim Al Zeyara, whose presence further enhanced our event. Sincere thanks also to the media partners and communication operators, TUTTO ARABI, ARABIAN HORSE MAGAZINE AND ARABIAN ESSENCE for professionally reporting and broadcasting the emotions and most significant moments of the show.

Finally, thank you to all the fans and spectators who enthusiastically shared with us the beauty and elegance of the Arabian horse. See you next year! q

GOLD MEDAL YEARLING FILLIES

SALWA AL THAMER

MADIN AL BAYDAA X AJ SARA - B/O: AL THAMER STUD

SILVER MEDAL YEARLING FILLIES

MALEFICENT SCAH

EXAGON OS X PHAEDRA SCAH

B/O: SCAH ARABIANS

BRONZE MEDAL YEARLING FILLIES

JURASHEEMA L

FA EL RASHEEM X JUWANDA OS

B/O: LUBOCHINA ARABIANS

GOLD

MEDAL YEARLING COLTS AB RAZEEN

SILVER MEDAL YEARLING COLTS KAIDO SCAH

EXAGON OS X AALYA SCAH

B/O: SCAH ARABIANS

BRONZE MEDAL YEARLING COLTS ADONIS MJ

ACHILLE MJ X AGAPE MJ

B/O: MERTYRIS IOSIF

MADIN AL BAYDAA X D RAFA - B: ABHAA ARABIANS - O: AL FAITH STUD

GOLD MEDAL JUNIOR FILLIES HELAH BIN J

IBN FARID X SAMAR ALSAYED - B: ABDULAZIZ AL JALBAN - O: KHALID HAMMAD ALOTAIBI

SILVER MEDAL JUNIOR FILLIES FIAMMA MONISCIONE

JYAR MEIA LUA X EMARRA MONISCIONE SWF

B/O: AZ. AGR. BUZZI GIANCARLO

BRONZE MEDAL JUNIOR FILLIES

MEDAN AL SHAQAB X BINTA EL JYAR

B/O: LA MOVIDA ARABIANS

GOLD MEDAL JUNIOR COLTS

SILVER MEDAL JUNIOR COLTS BERNINI REGALIS

MEDAL JUNIOR COLTS

SHAMS AL DIN AA X EKS FAHIRAH - B: WILLIE BROWN - O: AL SHAHANIA STUD

B: DUBAI ARABIAN HORSE STUD O: MR. RAJAB MOSTAFA ABDULRAHMAN BRONZE MEDAL SENIOR MARES SMG IVANA

FA EL RASHEEM X ELLE FLAMENCA

ELLE NARCISSE X SMG IDALIHA B: SMEDGARDENS ARABSTUTERI AB O: KHALID ALOTAIBI

GOLD MEDAL SENIOR STALLIONS

ABHA EJAR

ABHA ZANZIBAR X ABHA YITI - B: GANADERIA SES PLANES - O: BAYOMI ELKHTIB

SILVER MEDAL SENIOR STALLIONS KA KARM

AJ AZZAM X FS CAYENNE

B: AJMAN STUD

O: ABHAA STUD

BRONZE MEDAL SENIOR STALLIONS JASMIN Z

NAGELJ Z X YAMALA Z

B: ZUPANCIC MARIAN

O: PASI ANGELO

EUROPEAN SHOW

GOLD MEDAL FILLY FOALS ARYA GARZELLE

SILVER MEDAL FILLY FOALS AROSA EL TINI

BRONZE MEDAL FILLY FOALS PRINCESS JASMINE BA

BEL MELIH X ALEXIA MONISCIONE - B: MORONI DANILO - O: PRAMSTRAHLER STEFAN

BEL MELIH X CORONA EL TINI

B/O: STEFAN GALLMETZER

BERWAZ AL BUSTAN X ASTHARINA CHANDRA

B/O: ALEXANDRA LEBEDEVA

EUROPEAN SHOW

GOLD MEDAL YEARLNG FILLIES PRIYANKA

AJ NABHAN X EVIA - B/O: AZ AGR SCUDERIA LA CHIESETTA

SILVER MEDAL YEARLING FILLIES

SA FAEZ SIMBAD X FADYAT AL SHIRAA

B/O: AURIEMMA FRANCESCO

BRONZE MEDAL YEARLING FILLIES UNIKA MONISCIONE

AG NOBEL RAFEE X STAR ALI MONISCIONE

B/O: BUZZI GIANCARLO AZIANDA AGRICOLA

GOLD MEDAL YEARLING COLTS ADELCHI

SILVER MEDAL YEARLING COLTS MAD SOUL

AJMAN MONISCIONE X ANDREIA - B/O: SOC AGR ALLEVAMENTO BADIA DI CARTABIA

GOLD MEDAL JUNIOR FILLIES

CG RANIA

SHANGHAI EA X CG RAYE - B/O: GALLO AFFLITTO CARMELINA

SILVER MEDAL JUNIOR FILLIES FP KATE

SA FAEZ SIMBAD X SA VANILLA

B/O: FIORAVANTI DENISE

BRONZE MEDAL JUNIOR FILLIES HA ESSENZIA

HL EL GANADOR X EVER ESSENCE WHA B: HANAYA ARABIAN STUD O: FONTANELLA MAGIC ARABIANS

MEDAL JUNIOR COLTS MEKONG MONISCIONE

SILVER MEDAL JUNIOR COLTS

DVA

BRONZE MEDAL JUNIOR COLTS PISTACH ACNAIBAC

EUROPEAN SHOW

GOLD MEDAL SENIOR MARES ROSY FORBED

SILVER MEDAL SENIOR MARES MAGIC SHERAZAD

MAGIC MAGNIFIQUE X ARETUSA MESSINA

B/O: FONTANELLA MAGIC ARABIANS

BRONZE MEDAL SENIOR MARES JWH FEDORA

ZT MAGNOFANTASY X MARTINA B: MAZZOLENI FEDERICA O: ANGELO BOSCARINO

MABEL STAR KA X AB ROSY LA PIANA - B: BEDNARSKA EWA AGNIESZKA - O: TM ARABIAN STUD

GOLD MEDAL SENIOR STALLIONS

AMIN BY SHAMIRA

SILVER MEDAL SENIOR STALLIONS

HASHIM DEL SAR

SHANGHAI EA X ODISSEA DEL FALCO

B/O: GAITO FRANCESCO

BRONZE MEDAL SENIOR STALLIONS

PHARAON EL KHATIB

MABEL STAR KA X JUMANAH

B/O: BAYOUMI EL KHATIB

SA MADISON X SHAMIRA ASHIRAF - B: DAVIDE RULLO - O: BALLOTTI DILETTA

Special Awards

ITALIAN HORSE BEST SCORE MALE

ADELCHI - SOC AGR ALLEVAMENTO BADIA DI CARTABIA

ITALIAN HORSE BEST SCORE FEMALE

CG RANIA - GALLO AFFLITTO CARMELINA

ITALIAN BEST BREEDER

BUZZI GIANCARLO AZIANDA AGRICOLA

EUROPEAN BEST BREEDER TM ARABIAN STUD

BARBARA MORALI WITH HER DAUGHTER

CHIARA MARRAMI VITALI

YOUNGERST HANDLER CIRO FONTANELLA

Emanuele Fasciani

by Matteo Chincarini

In the work of Emanuele Fasciani, a Roman artist born in 1994, matter is never passive, but becomes a threshold, an enigma, a revelation. It is in matter that the sense of transformation resides, the deep memory of nature, the invisible trace of a humanity in search of reconciliation with the world it inhabits. Sculptor, painter and installer, Fasciani does not simply mold forms: he evokes, listens to, and questions that which is archaic, invisible, becoming. His artistic practice is rooted in a layered philosophical thought, where Heraclitus, the alchemical tradition, neo-Platonic culture and natural symbology merge into a contemporary, visceral gesture, immersed in the present time.

Crisopea, nulla muore, tutto si trasforma. Photo by Nicola Russo

Trained between France, Belgium and Italy, with a specialist diploma in Decoration from the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, Fasciani has been able to integrate the academic discipline with an inner urgency that has led him to confront, from the very beginning, raw materials rich in memory: beeswax, bitumen, wood, roots. Materials that are not simply means of expression, but stores of meaning, tools of an ongoing reflection on metamorphosis and the cyclical nature of existence.

At the heart of his poetics is a key idea: nothing is immutable. As the Heraclitean thought of panta rhei teaches, everything flows, everything is transformed. But in Fasciani this vision is not

exhausted in an abstract philosophy of becoming. On the contrary, it is condensed into a profoundly concrete work, where the artistic gesture becomes ritual, form becomes organism, and matter becomes the field in which an allegorical transmutation takes place involving nature, time and identity.

His research explicitly draws on alchemical philosophy, particularly the stages of the Opus Magnum process: Nigredo, Albedo, Rubedo.

In this path, the blackness of bitumen, dense, layered, heavy, represents the stage of shadow, introspection, and symbolic death. It is from here that matter is transformed, passing through the

Da qui il Microcosmo. Photo by Nicola Russo

Eterno Ritorno. Photo by Nicola Russo

Forma Fluens. Photo by Rita Aloisi

gold of wax, fragile, warm, uncertain, embodying rebirth, enlightenment, the tension toward a higher form of awareness. In Fasciani, however, alchemy is never only symbolic.

It is also physical, almost liturgical. The process is slow, immersive, often site-specific: each work is born in relation to a place, interrogates it, traverses it, brings out its silent potential. In his installations, nature is not represented: it is living matter, it is the very subject of the work. Branches, roots, skeletal

plant forms are fused with bitumen, immersed in pools of water, suspended in the air, molded in wax.

What emerges is an ambiguous form, somewhere between sculpture and fossil, between archaic ritual and sacred object.

Gold and black, the two chromatic poles that dominate his visual lexicon, not only indicate aesthetic contrasts, but become metaphysical codes, tools for thinking about the human

Mutus Liber. Photo by Nicola Russo

Nulla perisce, ogni cosa cambia e assume un aspetto nuovo. Photo by Nicola Russo

condition and the individual’s relationship with natural time. Water, a recurring element in his installations, represents flow, purification, regeneration. In his projects, as happens in some works placed in nineteenth-century wash-houses or lake landscapes, water is not a background, but an active subject. It transports, reflects, transforms. It makes visible the passing of time, but also the possibility of another state, of an essence that survives change. In this sense, Fasciani’s art approaches deep ecological thinking, which is not limited to denunciation, but is configured as a gesture of care, as a form of attention and listening to what is fragile, invisible, marginal.

The body of the work, like that of the landscape that houses it, is always poised between what is shown and what remains hidden. Fragility is a fundamental component of her language. Its gilded wax forms do not impose a presence, but rather suggest it; they tremble in sunlight, melt in the heat, converse with humidity, wind, and time. This openness to becoming makes the work a living organism, changing with the environment and with the gaze of the viewer. And the viewer is never placed in front of the work, but within it: invited to walk among the branches, to listen to the smells, to follow the flow of water, to reflect in the shiny surfaces or to get lost in the dark cavities. The experience of art, for Fasciani, is immersive and

sensory: it involves sight, touch, smell, memory. It is a form of radical presence that interrupts daily time and invites one to reconnect with one’s original dimension.

Each of his works is a threshold, a passage, a ritual. The creative gesture becomes a writing in matter, capable of revealing what is buried, forgotten, removed.

In the contemporary context, in which art often risks becoming decoration or a market product, Emanuele Fasciani’s work stands out for its rare ethical and poetic coherence. It is an art that does not seek impact but depth, that eschews spectacle to become an inner experience. It is an art that takes a stand, not through direct denunciation, but by restoring meaning to gesture, place, and material.

Ultimately, Emanuele Fasciani’s artistic practice is an invitation to rethink our being in the world. To recognize in transformation not a loss, but a possibility. To return to touch matter, to listen to the silence of places, to perceive time as something that passes through us and shapes us. His works remind us that form is never fixed, that everything that seems finished is only waiting for a new beginning. And that, perhaps, true beauty lies there: in the continuous possibility of change.

Matteo Chincarini Chincarinieventi.it

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by Alessio Azzali

Jadem Arabians BVBA - Christine Jamar-Demeersseman Berkensingel 24 - 2490 Balen - Belgium - info@christine-jamar.be - www.christine-jamar.be

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