EGYPTIAN-ARABIAN HORSES BIBLIOGRAPHY 1840-2000

Heirloom Egyptian Arabian Horses, 1840-2000 BIBLIOGRAPHY References contained herein include sources cited in the text of Heirloom Egyptian Arabian Horses, 18402000, as well as publications pertaining to Heirloom horses of interest to both the casual reader and serious scholar. This bibliography is not an exhaustive listing due to time and space constraints, but does seek to highlight publications that are rich sources of information on this small but influential group of horses. For further and broader reading, see the comprehensive bibliography in Al Khamsa Arabians II. We have limited annotations to descriptions of subject matter and/or relevance where not evident by the title.

PUBLISHED SOURCES “The 1996 Foal Pictorial,” Arabian Visions, 14: 3 (November/December 1996): 33.

“2001 Annual Meeting and National Convention,” Khamsat, 18: 4 (Winter 2001): 4-8. [Includes information on rejection of *Nureddin II for the Al Khamsa roster.]

Abdullah [King of Jordan] (Philip P. Graves, ed.). Memoirs of King Abdullah of Transjordan. (London: Jonathan Cape), 1950. Introduction by R. J. C. Broadhurst.

Aborn, Irene. “Flying A Ranch,” Foundations, 3: 3-4 (Fall/Winter 1993): 4-5.

“AHW Heritage Horse: Aswan,” Arabian Horse World Quarterly, 1: 2 (Spring 1998): 24.

Al Khamsa, Inc. Al Khamsa Arabians. (Rockford, IL: Privately published), 1983. _______. Al Khamsa Arabians II. (Topeka, KS: Privately published), 1993. _______. Al Khamsa Arabians II Update 1998: A Documentation of Al Khamsa Arabians and Their History. (Topeka, KS: Privately published), 1998. _______. The Al Khamsa Directory. (Privately published), 1976. _______. Al Khamsa Arabians Directory 1996. (Topeka, KS: Privately published), 1996.

Al Khamsa, Inc. and CMK. The Preservation Breeding Symposium. (Privately published), 1996.

“Al Khamsa Convention Business,” Khamsat, 12: 4 (November 1995): 13-19. [Includes information on rejection of *Nureddin II for the Al Khamsa roster.]

“Al Khamsa Organizational News,” Khamsat, 18: 3 (Fall 2001): 3. [Mentions Serrenade’s success as a therapeutic riding horse.]

Aldington, Richard. Lawrence of Arabia: A Biographical Enquiry. (Chicago: Henry Regnery Company), 1955.

“All-Time Canadian National Results,” Arabian Horse World (August 1983).

“American Bred Male Champion Wins British Ascot,” Express, 31 (October 1978). [Describes success of The Shah at Ascot.]

American Endurance Ride Conference. 2003 AERC Yearbook of Endurance Riding. (Auburn, CA), 2004. [Contains profile of 2003 National Best Condition Champion OT Moniet Nessous.]

American Trakehner Association Web site, URL: http://www.americantrakehner.com/ Mares/ATATB&ArabianMarePilotProgram.htm, accessed 4/2004. [Describes a pilot program allowing Thoroughbred, Anglo-Arab, and Arabian mares into the Trakehner Stud Book as breeding stock.]

Ammon, Karl Wilhelm. Historical Reports from Early Travellers on Arab Horse Breeding and the Arabian Horse.

(Hildesheim, Germany, and New York: Olms Presse), 1993 (1834). Translated from the German.

Anglesey, [Marquess of]. A History of the British Cavalry 1816 to 1919: Mesopotamia, 1914-1918 (Vol. 6). (London: Leo Cooper), 1995.

“Ansata and Pritzlaff at one Location,” Preservation Print, 1: 1 (November 15, 1996): 3. “*Ansata Ibn Halima Granddaughters,” Preservation Print, 2: 1 (January 15, 1997): 1-2.

Arab Horse Society. The Journal of the Arab Horse Society 1935-1938. (Gloucestershire, UK: Alexander Heriot & Co. Ltd.), 1979.

“Arab Horses, a Visit to a Stable where They Are Bred,” New York Times (August 11, 1889): 16. [Contains statements

by Wilfrid Blunt.]

Arabian Horse Registry of America, Inc. Arabian Horse Bookshelf 1997. (Denver, CO: Arabian Horse Registry of America, Inc.), 1997. [CD-ROM.] _______. Arabian Horse Bookshelf 1998. (Denver, CO: Arabian Horse Registry of America, Inc.), 1998. [CD-ROM.] _______. Arabian Horse Bookshelf 1999. (Denver, CO: Arabian Horse Registry of America, Inc.), 1999. [CD-ROM.] _______. Arabian Horse Datasource 2000. (Denver, CO: Arabian Horse Registry of America, Inc.), 2000. [CD-ROM with Class A show results from the IAHA and racing records from the AJC.] Arabian Horse Registry of America, Inc. Arabian Horse Datasource Online. Accessed February 2002. [Online service.] _______. The Arabian Stud Book. Vols. 5-71. (Chicago, IL, and Denver, CO: Arabian Horse Club of America [later the Arabian Horse Registry of America]), 1944-1997.

Archer, Rosemary, and James Fleming, ed. Lady Anne Blunt, Journals and Correspondence 1878-1917. (Cheltenham, UK: Alexander Heriot & Co. Ltd.), 1986.

Archer, Rosemary, Colin Pearson, and Cecil Covey. The Crabbet Arabian Stud: Its History and Influence. New ed.

(Cheltenham, UK: Alexander Heriot & Co. Ltd.), 2002 (1978). [Citations are from the 1994 edition.]

Asil Club. Asil Araber. 3 vols. (Hildesheim, Germany, and New York: Olms Presse), 1977-1985. _______. Asil Arabians II. (Hildesheim, Germany, and New York: Olms Presse), 1980. English edition. _______. Asil Arabians III. (Hildesheim, Germany: Olms Presse), 1985. English edition.

Austin, Donald. “Aana,” Foundations, 2: 4 (Winter 1992): 1-2. _______. “Fabo,” Foundations, 1: 2 (Fall 1990): 3 ff. _______. “Farida,” Foundations, 3: 2 (Summer 1993): 5. _______. “Fay Sabbah,” Foundations, 3: 3-4 (Fall/Winter 1993): 1-3. _______. “*Ghazala,” Foundations, 3: 1 (Spring 1993): 1 ff. _______. “Hallany Mistanny,” Foundations, 5: 1 (Spring/Summer 1995): 7-9. _______. “Moniet El Nefous,” Foundations, 4: 2 (June 1994): 8-10.

Baird, Barbara. “Doc’s Best: The Doyle Arabians,” Breeder’s Service Bulletin (Fall 1975): 5-8.

Bakels, Frederik. “The Asil Arabian in the Light of New Genetic Knowledge.” (Hildesheim, Germany: Olms Presse), 1981. [Lecture held before the Asil Club on September 29, 1979.]

Bell, Gertrude. The Desert and the Sown. (Boston, MA: Beacon Press), 1985 (1907). Reprint.

Bell, Gertrude (Paul Rich, ed.). Arab Warlords and Iraqi Star Gazers; Gertrude Bell’s ‘The Arab of Mesopotamia.’ 2d ed. (Authors Choice Press), 2001. Introduction by Paul Rich.

Blunt, [Lady] Anne. Bedouin Tribes of the Euphrates. (New York: Harper & Brothers), 1879. _______. A Pilgrimage to Nejd. Reprinted in 2 vols. (London: Frank Cass & Co. Ltd.), 1968 (1881).

Blunt, [Lady] Anne, and Wilfrid. Crabbet Stud 1906 Catalog. Catalog. (Privately published), 1906. _______. Crabbet Stud 1917 Catalog. Catalog. (Privately published), 1917. _______. Sheykh Obeyd Stud 1909 Catalog. Catalog. (Ain Shems, Egypt: Privately published), 1909.

Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen. My Diaries. (New York: Alfred A. Knopf

)

, 1932 (1921).

_______. “A Visit to Jebel Shammar (Nejd): New Routes Through Northern and Central Arabia,” in: Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society. (London), 1880.

Bohn, Jane. “Ravenwood Ranch,” Khamsat, 17: 1 (Spring 2000): 13-15.

Bond, Guillermo. Caballos Arabes del haras El Aduar. (Buenos Aires, Argentina: Peuser), 1946. [Don Hernan Ayerza of El Aduar Stud exported horses directly from the desert and from Crabbet Stud.]

Borden, Spencer. The Arab Horse. (Alhambra, CA: Borden Publishing Co.),1949 (1906). Reprint.

Bormann, F. Herbert, and Stephen R. Kellert, ed. Ecolog y , Economics, Ethics: The Broken Circle. (New Haven, CT, and London: Yale University Press), 1991. [Effects of species extinction and genetic depletion on environmental health of the ecosystem.]

Boucaut, [Sir] James Penn. The Arab, the Horse of the Future. (London: Gay & Bird), 1905.

Bowling, Michael. “The 1922 Maynesboro Sales List,” Arabian Visions, 15: 1 (July 1998): 18-22. _______. “Preservation and Improvement,” Arabian Visions, 14: 3 (September/October 1997): 12-13. _______. “Preservation Breeding and Population Genetics,” Arabian Visions, 12: 3 (September/October 1995): 26-33. _______. “What’s in a Name? Counting Doves a Century after They Hatch,” Arabian Visions, 15: 2 (October 1998): 12-17.

Bragg, Karen. “The Blood of Dahman El Azrak,” The Arabian Horse Showcase (n.d.): 68-73. _______. The Bloodline: A History of the Arabian Horse. (Sherwood, OR: Privately published), 1996.

“Breeder’s Choice: The Egyptian Mare,” Arabian Horse World (May 1987): 274-285.

Brown, Jim, and Barbara Baird. “Doyle Egyptian Breeding,” Arabian Horse World (May 1981): 355-363, 419-421.

Brown, William Robinson. The Horse of the Desert. (New York: Derrydale Press), 1929.

Budge, [Sir] E. A. Wallis. Egyptian Language. (London), 1970 (1910).

Burckhardt, John Lewis. Notes on the Bedouins and Wahabys. (New York: Johnson Reprint), 1967 (1831). Reprint.

Burgess, Seth B. “Maarena 1964-81: A Grand Dam of Egyptian Breeding,” Arabians (October 1982): 132 ff.

Byfield, Julia. “The Babsons: Celebrating 60 Years!” The Pasha Chronicle, 1: 4 (Spring 1993): 18-21. _______. “*Serag,” Arabian Visions, 13:1 (May/June 1996): 28 ff.

_______. “Sheykh Obeyd (a.k.a. Egypt-Blunt) Sires for the RAS/EAO,” Khamsat, 16: 1 (Spring 1999): 9-13.

Byfield, Julia, and Julie Pagliaro. “The Sheykh Obeyd Arabian: History and Statistics,” Arabian Visions, 10:1 (May/June 1993): 58-61.

Cadranell, Robert J. “Anter, a Sire in Egypt,” Arabian Visions, 13:1 (May/June 1996): 28 ff. _______. “Arabian Horses of the General Stud Book,” Arabian Visions, 12: 6 (March/April 1996): 10-15. _______. “*Aziza and *Roda,” Arabian Visions, 14: 3 (November/December 1996): 10-15. _______. “Basilisk Defended,” CMK Record, 10: 1 (Spring 1992). _______. “The Donoghue Arabians,” Arabian Visions, 14: 2 (July/August 1997): 11-17. _______. “The Extravagantly Admired Image,” Arabian Visions, 13: 3 (September/October 1996): 10-15. [On Roger Selby, *Mirzam, and the case of *Nureddin II.] _______. “Fifty-One Years with Arabians: Albert W. Harris and His Horses,” Arabian Visions, 16: 1 (Summer 1999): 11-13. _______. “Fifty-One Years with Arabians: Albert W. Harris and His Horses, Part II,” Arabian Visions, 16: 2 (Fall 1999): 10-14. _______. “Hanstead Horses,” Arabian Visions, 13: 6 (March/April 1997): 10-15. _______. “International Trade: A Look at Antoniny, Home to Pharaoh and Skowronek,” Arabian Visions, 15: 3 (Spring 1999): 12-20. _______. “Rancho San Ignacio: A Look Back,” Arabian Visions, 13: 3 (May/June 1997): 11-17. _______. “Tevis Winners 1996,” Arabian Visions, 13: 4 (November/December 1996): 14. _______. “Was Miraze Just a Mirage?” Arabian Visions, 16: 2 (Fall 1999): 17-19. _______. “When Stud Books Overlap,” Arabian Visions, 14: 3 (September/October 1997): 8-10. [Gulastra’s contributions to Morgan bloodlines.]

“The Canadian Arabian Stud Books’ Most Prolific Stallions,” Canadian Arabian News, 37: 1 (January/February 1997): 2 ff.

Carlton, Chris, comp. “Al Khamsa Convention Business,” Khamsat, 12: 4 (November 1995): 13-19. [Resolution of *Adhem’s case.]

Chesky, Jr., V. E. “A Tribute to *Zarife,” The Pasha Chronicle, 2: 3 (January 1995): 50-52.

Clayton, [Sir] Gilbert Falkingham (Robert O. Collins, ed.). An Arabian Diary. (Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press), 1969.

Coletts, Carolyn. “Asala Arabians Defined, Amidst Thoughts on the Babson Farm,” 1986, reprinted on Kiser’s Arabian Horses Web site. URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/2838/babson1.html.

Conn, George H. The Arabian Horse in Fact, Fantasy, and Fiction. (New York: A. S. Barnes & Co.), 1959.

Crabbet Stud 1925 Catalog. Catalog. (Privately published), 1925.

Cranz, Wolfgang, ed. Stutbuch Weil-Marbach 1817-1985, Dritter Band 1932-1985. (Bad Homburg, Germany: Limpert), 1986.

Craver, Charles. “Addenda,” Breeder’s Service Bulletin (Fall 1975): 9-10. [Perspective on Carl Raswan, strains vs. type, and breeding theories.]

_______. “[Letter to the Editor],” Khamsat, 13: 4 (December 1996): 5. [Defense of Carl Raswan’s theories on strain and type.]

Danø, Eva. The Sheykh Obeyd Arabian in the United States. (Los Angeles: Privately published), 1994. Special edition.

Davenport, Homer. My Quest of the Arab Horse. (New York: B. W. Dodge & Co.), 1909.

Davenport, Homer (Charles and Jeanne Craver, ed.). The Annotated Quest: Homer Davenport & His Wonderful Arabian Horses. (Hillview, IL: Seauphah Publishing Assoc., Inc.), 1992.

Davison, Bev. “The Babson/Blunt Egyptians: Preserving the Spirit of the Past,” Khamsat, 12: 2 (June 1995): 11-18. _______. “The Babson/Doyle Horses: In the Spirit of the Pashas,” Khamsat, 19: 1 (Spring 2002): 11-19. _______. “The Spirit of the Past—A Vision for the Future: The Babson/Blunt Arabians,” Foundations, 4: 4 (Winter 1994/5): 9.

Dawsari, Elizabeth, and Sharon Mathers. Namely, Arab Horses and Hounds. ubail, Saudi Arabia: National Services Company), 1980.

De Guerville, A. B. New Egypt. (London: William Heinemann), 1906.

Dickinson, [General] J. M. Catalog of Travelers Rest Arabian Horses. (Nashville, TN: Privately published), 1937. Rev. ed., unpaginated,1947, edited by Margaret Dickinson Fleming. _______. Catalog of Travelers Rest Arabian Horses. (Santa Barbara, CA: Privately published), 1947.

Dickson, [Colonel] H. R. P. The Arab of the Desert. (London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd.), 1949.

Dirks, Debra L., Jerald F. Dirks, and Ahmad bin Farhan Al-Shammari. “Shammar: History, People, and Horses,” Arabian Visions, 14: 2 (July/August 1997): 36-41.

Dirks, Jerald F., Debra L. Dirks, Stephanie Parlove, and Randall L. Harris. “Kitab Al-Arsaan: Part I. General Considerations,” Khamsat, 13: 3 (August 1996): 27-31. [Concepts of strains in Arabic and Western documents.]

“Disaan,” Foundations, 6: 1 (Winter/Spring 1997): frontispiece.

Doherty, Robert E. “Hallany Mistanny, Part I,” in: Arabiana (1975): 16 ff.

Doughty, Charles M. Travels in Arabia Deserta. Reprint in 2 vols. (New York: Dover Publications), 1979 (1888).

Drennan, Patti. “The Babson Arabian Horse Farm: A Personal Reminiscence,” Arabian Horse Times (February 1983): 97A-103A. Dumas, Crockett. “A Drinker of the Wind,” Outlaw Trail Web site, accessed 2001. URL: http://www.outlawtrail.com/drkumo.htm. [On DRKumo RSI, Endurance champion and sire of champions.]

“Echo Hill Stud,” Preservation Print, 1: 1 (November 15, 1996): 1-2.

Edwards, Gladys Brown. The Arabian, War Horse to Show Horse. 3d ed. (Denver, CO: Arabian Horse Trust of America), 1980 (1969). _______. “Mesaoud,” Arabian Horse World (March 1970).

Egyptian Agricultural Organization. The Arabian Stud Book. Vol. 2. (Cairo, Egypt), 1966.

Egyptian Agricultural Organization (Dr. M. El Marsafi, ed.). The Inshass Original Herd Book. (The Netherlands: Terra Publishing Co.), 1973.

“The Egyptian Stallion, EL HILAL,” Arabian Horse Times, 15: 8 (February 1985): 212-213.

Encyclopaedia of the Orient, accessed in 2002. URL: http://i-cias.com/e.o/.

Erisman, Jill. “The Colonel and His Horses,” Arabian Visions, 10: 3 (September/October 1993): 59-60. [Profile of the Fippen breeding program.] _______. “Heirloom: An Intensive Preservation Effort,” Arabian Visions, 11: 4 (November/December 1994): 41. _______. “Ra’adin Inshalla: Memories of a Long, Rich Life,” Arabian Visions, 13: 5 (January/February 1997): 12-15. _______. “The RDM Maar Hala Story,” Arabian Visions, 10: 1 (May/June 1993): 17-20.

Ferriss, Joe. “*Abu Zeyd,” Foundations, 6: 1 (Winter/Spring 1997): 35. _______. “Additional Foundation Horses in Al Khamsa’s Roster which do not Appear in Al Khamsa Arabians II,” Khamsat, 12: 4 (November 1995): 35-41. _______. “An Interview with Babson Farm Manager, John Vogel,” Khamsat, 14: 4 (Winter 1997): 33-36. _______. “Father & Son Kings and The Inshass Stud,” Khamsat, 15: 1 (Spring 1998): 19-25. _______. “Memories of *Bint Maisa El Saghira,” Khamsat, 14: 2 (Summer 1997): 44-45. _______. “Reflecting on the Quiet Prince—Kemal El Dine Hussein,” Khamsat, 17: 3 (Fall 2000): 16-20. _______. “Rustem in Retrospect,” Khamsat, 12: 1 (March 1995): 27-31. _______. “Sirecho, Some Background and Personal Reflections,” Foundations, 5: 3 (Winter 1996): 21-23. [Contains information on his sire *Nasr.] _______. “In Tribute to *Maaroufa,” Khamsat, 19: 3 (Fall 2002): 11-20. _______. “Vincent Melzac: An Eye for Art, a Vision for Arabians,” Arabian Visions, 8: 11 (March 1992): 28-29. _______. “Vincent Melzac—The Art of Breeding Sheykh Obeyd,” Foundations, 3: 1 (Spring 1993): 9-10. _______. “With and Without,” Khamsat, 6: 2 (May 1989): 41-44.

Ferriss, Joe, and Karen Stalmann. “All in the Family—The Rudalaro Story,” Khamsat, 18: 1 (Spring 2001): 11-15.

Field, [Dr.] Henry. Arabian Desert Tales Between the Two Great Wars. (Santa Fe, NM: Synergetic Press), 1976.

Fields, Barbara. “Babson Update 1997,” Khamsat, 14: 4 (Winter 1997): 9-20.

Fifield, Debbie. “Sheykh Obeyd *Zarife Descendant Research,” The Pasha Chronicle, 2: 3 (January 1995): 52.

Finke, Betty. “A History of Weil-Marbach,” Arabian Horse World (March 1984): 206. _______. “What Price Preservation?” Arabian Horse World, 41: 10 (July 2001): 130-135.

Fippen, John W. “Gentleness in the Sheykh Obeyd Horses,” Foundations, 3: 3-4 (Fall/Winter 1993): 10. _______. “Our Al Khamsa Horses and Dressage,” Khamsat, 8: 3 (July 1991): 29-30. _______. “Sheykh Obeyd Performance,” The Pasha Chronicle, 2: 1 (Summer 1993): 16.

Fleming, James, ed. The Courthouse Arabian Stud. (Cheltenham, UK: Alexander Heriot & Co. Ltd.), 1992.

Flynn, Joan, and Coralie Gordon, comp. The Crabbet Arabian Imports to Australia. 1st ed. (Samford, Queensland, Australia: Somerset Publications, Pty. Ltd.), 1988.

“Foal Photo Pictorial, 1995,” Arabian Visions, 12: 4 (November/December 1995): 49-53. [Contains pictures of AK Serramah and MK Serramed, Char’s Mint Julep, and DU Sheena and Aana Princesa.]

Forbis, Judith. Authentic Arabian Bloodstock. (Mena, AR: Ansata Publications), 1990. _______. The Classic Arabian Horse. (New York: Liveright Press), 1976. _______. “Nazeer,” Arabian Horse Times (February, 1983): 8A-10Aff. Forbis, Judith, and Walter Schimanski. The Royal Arabians of Egypt and the Stud of Henry B. Babson. (Waco, TX: Thoth Publishers), 1976.

Glubb, John Bagot (Glubb Pasha). Syria—Lebanon—Jordan. (New York: Walker and Company), 1967. _______. War in the Desert. (New York: W. W. Norton, Inc.), 1960.

Gobla, Kelly. “Jubilee’s Second Anniversary at Echo Hill,” The Pasha Chronicle, 2: 3 (January 1995): 41-42.

Greely, Margaret. Arabian Exodus. (London: J. A. Allen & Co.), 1975.

Griffiths, Donna. “The White Stallion—My Friend Ahrah,” The Pasha Chronicle, 2: 1 (Summer 1993): 20-21. [On Apple Hill Ahrah.]

Guarmani, Carlo. The Purebred Arabian Horse. (Jiddah, Saudi Arabia: Immel Publishing), 1984 (1864). Translated by Philip Ward.

“Gulnare,” Foundations, 4: 4 (Winter 1994-95): inside cover.

Hampshire, Joyce Gregorian. “Correspondence between Carl Raswan and Alice Payne, Part I,” Arabian Visions (February 1990): 67.

Harmon, Sheila. The Pritzlaff Arabians of Rancho San Ignacio. Sale catalog. (Boise, ID: Privately published), 1993.

Harris, Albert W. The Blood of the Arab. (Chicago: Arabian Horse Club of America), 1941.

Hearst, Austine. The Horses of San Simeon. (San Simeon, CA: San Simeon Press), 1985.

Heck-Melnyk, Hansi. The Abbas Pasha-Ali Pasha Sharif Collection and Their Contemporaries. 3 vols. (Hawthorne, FL: Privately published), 1991. _______. “Serenity Arabian Farms Celebrates its 30th Anniversary,” Arabian Visions, 13: 3 (May/June 1997): 7-9. _______. The Straight Egyptian Index. 3 vols. (Hawthorne, FL: Privately published), 1991.

Hoffman, James C. “Gulastra,” Arabian Visions, 10: 6 (March/April 1994): 26-27.

Hogarth, David George. Hejaz Before World War I. 2d ed. (Cambridge, UK: The Oleander Press), 1978 (1917).

Howard, Nathan. “Champion *Berk, a Great from the Past,” Khamsat, 17: 1 (Spring 2000): 41.

Howarth, David, and Stephen Howarth. Lord Nelson. (New York: Penguin), 1990 (1988). [Contains information on Viceroy Mohammed Aly.] “In Memoriam Richard G. Pritzlaff,” Arabian Visions, 13: 6 (March/April 1997): 17.

“Introducing Rasmoniet EHAP,” Preservation Print, 2: 1

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anuary 15, 1997): 3.

Jäger, [Dr.] A. Das Orientalische Pferd und das Privat-Gestute Seiner Majestat des Konigs von Württemberg.

(Stuttgart, Germany: Verlag von Adolph Becher), 1846.

Jankovich, Miklós. They Rode into Europe. (London: George G. Harrap & Co.), 1971. Translated by Anthony Dent. [From the cover summary: “This book, the result of research in the fields of history, ethnology,

archaeology, and the study of the horse, is an original survey showing the latter’s role in man’s cultural, social, and economic development.” Within this broad perspective, there is an excellent, detailed discussion of the Arab horse from 1300 to the nineteenth century.]

Jennings, Jean. “Mahroussa, a Queen of Egypt,” Arabian Horse World (1978).

Johnson, Diana, and Joe Ferriss. “‘With and Without’—Ten Years Later,” Khamsat, 16: 1 (Spring 1999): 31-37. [On variations within the closed Babson bloodline.]

Johnson, Robert A. “Trebor Arabians: The Beginnings,” Arabian Visions, 9: 4 (August 1992): 33-34.

Jones, Sandy. “Al Khamsa Descendants of Sobha’s Hamdaniyah-Simriyah Strain,” Khamsat, 12: 3 (August 1995): 1115.

Kravcov, Karen. “The Blunt Pashas of the Crabbet Arabian and Sheykh Obeyd Studs 1889-1920: Part I,” Khamsat, 16: 3 (Fall 1999): 6-11. _______. “The Blunt Pashas of the Crabbet Arabian and Sheykh Obeyd Studs 1889-1920: Part II,” Khamsat, 16: 4 (Winter 1999): 29-32. _______. “The Blunt Pashas of the Crabbet Arabian and Sheykh Obeyd Studs 1889-1920, Part III,” Khamsat, 17: 1 (Spring 2000): 28-32. _______. “The Blunt Pashas of the Crabbet Arabian and Sheykh Obeyd Studs 1889-1920, Part IV,” Khamsat, 17: 2 (Summer 2000): 41-44. _______. “Blunt Pashas—Reference Descriptions Alphabetical Order with Progeny Records,” The Pasha Chronicle, 2: 3 (January 1995): 9-28. _______. “Recollections of a Visit to Rancho San Ignacio,” Khamsat, 14: 3 (Fall 1997): 13-15. _______. “Sampling of Blunt Pasha Sheykh Obeyd Descendants,” The Pasha Chronicle, 2: 3 (January 1995): 29-40. _______. “Sheykh Obeyd National Winners,” The Pasha Chronicle (Fall 1993): 3-6.

Laidman, Jenni. “Crisis in the Great Lakes,” The News Gazette (August 17, 1997): B1 ff. [On the importance of biodiversity.]

Lawrence, T. E. Seven Pillars of Wisdom: A Triumph. (New York: Doubleday), 1935. [The times and places subject to Heirloom historical studies are amply magnified by this 600-page memoir of Lawrence of Arabia. In 1911, he began his long acquaintance with Gertrude Bell, a confidante of Lady Anne Blunt’s since 1904, and during the war years, he fought at the side of the Sherifs of Mecca and others whose tribal affiliations are familiar to students of the provenance of Al Khamsa Foundation Horses. Also, Lawrence was familiar with current events in Cairo because he reported to his own chiefs in the British government there.]

Liebrandt, Amber. “Amira Arabians, Al Khamsa Princess on the Plains,” Khamsat, 18: 4 (Winter 2001): 16-19.

Loffler, Eduard. The Austrian Horsebuying Commission under R. V. Brudermann in Syria, Palestine and the Desert from 1856-1857. (Hildesheim, Germany, and New York: Olms Presse), 1978 (1860).

Loken, Sara. “*Fakher El Din,” Arabian Horse Times (February 1983): 47A-57A. Lyons, Carol. “Al Khamsa Arabians: Their Tribal Sources, the Homogeneous Background of the Al Khamsa Arabian,” Khamsat, 7: 2 (April/June 1990): 37-41. _______. “Al Khamsa Sire and Dam Lines: General Observations and the Vanishing Sire Lines,” Khamsat, 11: 3 (August 1994): 14-16. _______. “Egypt in 1932: A Report by Jack Humphrey to W. R. Brown,” The Arabian Horse News (December 1973): 184-194. Reprinted in Khamsat, 4: 3 (August 1987): 31-41; and in: An Anthology of Articles from the Khamsat, 1981 to 1990. (Hamersville, OH: 1990), 46-56.

Lytton, Anne [Lady]. “Reminiscences of Crabbet Park,” Arabian Horse World (November 1966).

Mabrouk, Dr. Ahmed. “A Journey to Arabia; Breeding the Pure Arab Horse in Egypt,” in: The Arab Horse (1938); reprinted in The Journal of the Arab Horse Society, 1935-1938 (Gloucestershire, UK, 1979): 175-183.

Magid, Arlene. “Ansata: Twenty-Five Years of Egyptian Elegance,” Arabian Horse Times (1980s): 116 ff. _______. “A Look at the Record: *Tuhotmos,” Arabian Visions, 8: 12 (April 1992): 14-15. _______. “Oran: The Crabbet Legacy,” Arabian Horse Times, 15:9 (March 1985): 165-170 ff. _______. “The Regal Rabanna,” Arabian Horse Times (June 1986): 184 ff.

Maloof, Bruce E. “An Interview with Deborah Hawley,” Foundations, 5: 1 (Spring/Summer 1995): 13-15. _______. “An Interview with Jerry Smith,” Foundations, 4: 4 (Winter 1994-1995): 13-15. _______. “The Oldest Egyptians of All,” Foundations, 2: 3 (Fall 1992): 1-2.

Manners, Harold. “The Rodania Importation,” Arabian Visions, 12: 6 (March/April 1996): 16-18.

Marsot, Afaf Lutfi al-Sayyid. Egypt in the Reign of Muhammad Ali. (Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press), 1984.

Marston, Diana. “The Doyle Arabians,” Breeder’s Service Bulletin (Spring/Summer 1978): 12-21.

Mayfield, Kent, and Joe Ferriss. “Perspectives Honored by Time—The Long-Time Breeders Questionnaire Part V,” Khamsat, 12: 3 (August 1995): 45-47. [Interviews with Elizabeth Babson Tieken and Darrell Perdue.] _______. “Perspectives Honored by Time—The Long-Time Breeders Questionnaire Part VI,” Khamsat, 13: 1 (March 1996): 13-18. [On Gleannloch Farms.]

Maynesboro Arabian Stud, Berlin, New Hampshire. Catalog. (Berlin, NH: Privately published), 1927.

Mayo, Susan. “A Passion for Learning about Arabian Horses,” Khamsat, 17: 4 (Winter 2000): 12-16.

“Meranti Arabians, Greenhills, Barham, NR Canterbury, Kent, England,” Foundations, 6: 1 (Winter/Spring 1997): 1719.

Mol, Kees. The Arabian Horse Families of Egypt 1979-1987. (Cheltenham, UK: Alexander Heriot & Co. Ltd.), 1995.

Mulder, Carol. Imported Foundation Stock of North American Arabian Horses. Rev. ed. (Los Angeles: Borden Publishing Company), 1991.

Nasr-el-Dine, Ruda. “God Bless His Soul and His Memory,” Foundations, 6: 1 (Winter/Spring 1997): 12. [Discussion of breeding programs in Israel during the 1990s.]

“National Championship Profiles,” in: 2003 AERC Yearbook of Endurance Riding (Auburn, CA, 2004): 16-20.

[Includes profile on OT Moniet Nessous.]

O’Brien, Rosemary, ed. Gertrude Bell: The Arabian Diaries, 1913-1914. (Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press), 2000.

O’Donnell, Cheryl. “A Preservation Update—The Babson Brown Census,” Khamsat, 16: 3 (Fall 1999): 13-18.

“On the Bit,” International Arabian (July/August 1997): 61 ff. [Features performance champion Ibn Sabbah Bedu +/.]

Ott, Donna. “An Introduction to Al Khamsa’s Desert Arabians,” Khamsat, 16: 2 (Summer 1999): 9-13.

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