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Ribal
 AHR
#397
Color: Chestnut Sex: Stallion
Foaled: May 24, 1920
Height: 15 HH Weight: 1035
lbs.
Sire: *Berk
(Seyal x Bukra by Ahmar)
Dam: *Rijma
(Rijm x Risala by Mesaoud)
Breeder: W.R.
Brown Maynesboro Arabian Stud Berlin, New Hampshire
Double Registered
with The Thoroughbred Jockey Club as No. 98465 in their American Stud
Book.
Sire
of 68 purebred registered foals (36 colts and 32 fillies) of which his daughter
Ghanigat plays a key role in the
pedigrees and breeding program of Arieana Arabians.
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From
our Arieana Notebook: From out of the last registered foal
crop of *Berk, Ribal is noted as owned by the U.S.
Remount, Washington D.C., by the time he was 3 years old. During Ribal's
lifetime he was stationed back home at Maynesboro Stud in New
Hampshire, then with John A. George of Indiana, and then lastly
with Robert T. Wilson of Pennsylvania and Arizona. We are
fortunate that Ribal had the opportunity to sire purebred
foals, for Ribal was noted as a horse with a brilliant trot and
wonderful bone and structure ~ traits he certainly passed on to his foals.
This exciting son of
*Berk
out of *Rijma holds his place of
honor in our pedigrees as the sire of Ghanigat,
the treasured mare of the breeding program of William Randolph
Hearst of San Simeon, California.
Notes on Ribal derived from:
Maynesboro Arabian Stud: Catalogue for Season 1927. Berlin,
New Hampshire, U.S.A. 1927.
Mulder, Carol June Woodbridge. Imported Foundation Stock of North American Arabian Horses
Volume 3. Borden Publishing Company, Los Angeles, California.
p. 36.
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Rifnas
 AHR
#924
Color: Dark
Chestnut Sex: Stallion
Foaled: February 15, 1932
Sire: *Nasik (Rijm
x Narghileh by Mesaoud)
Dam: *Rifla
(Rasim x Rim by Astraled)
Breeder: W.K.
Kellogg. Pomona, California
Sire
of 62 purebred registered foals of which his daughters Ritama (see Tamarlane)
and Tamma are of significance mid-pedigree in Arieana's Arabians.
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From
our Arieana Notebook: Rifnas was a product of 100% Crabbet
bloodstock, a popular sire, and was much admired by the general
public. He was a key performer in the
Kellogg
Sunday Shows where he led the all-chestnut Liberty Drill team
and was later trained for "high school" work and featured performing the Spanish Walk (see photo
above). When the Army assumed
management of the ranch, Rifnas was one of the stallions
assigned to the Remount for crossing on grade mares, so he had
few registered get after that date. (Notes derived from: Reese, Herbert H. in collaboration with Gladys Brown Edwards.
The Kellogg Arabians: Their Background and
Influence. Borden Publishing Company, Alhambra, California. 1958. pp.
183-185.)
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*Rizvan
 AHR
#381
Color: Chestnut Sex: Stallion
Foaled: March 27, 1919
Height: 14.3
1/2 HH Weight: 960 Lbs.
Sire: Ibn
Yashmak (Feysul x Yashmak by Shahwan)
Dam: *Rijma
(Rijm x Risala by Mesaoud)
Breeder: Crabbet
Arabian Stud. Sussex, England
Double Registered
with The Thoroughbred Jockey Club as No. 95941 in their American Stud
Book.
Sire
of 15 registered purebred Arabian foals (5 colts and 10 fillies), here in the
United States, in England, and also in
Puerto Rico. It is through his daughter *Bahreyn
and also his son Raja-Al-Mustakbal that we find *Rizvan's
influence mid-pedigree in the foundation bloodstock of Arieana Arabians.
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From
our Arieana Notebook: *Rizvan was an en-utero import (see
also his dam *Rijma) and part of a group of 17 Arabians imported
in 1918 from the
Crabbet Stud of Wilfrid Blunt by W.R. Brown for his Maynesboro Stud, Berlin, New
Hampshire. *Rizvan
was a difficult horse to manage as he had much nervous energy,
but his plus positives in terms of style, conformation, and the
ability to sire better than himself has earned him a place of
respect in the pedigree histories of the horses of Arieana
Arabians.
While under the ownership of W.R. Brown, *Rizvan
sired eight foals of quality and merit, including his daughter *Bahreyn who was sold to England
en-utero with her dam *Battla
and then re-purchased and re-imported in 1926 as a 2-year old by
W.K. Kellogg. Today we find this daughter *Bahreyn of
significant influence in our pedigrees as the dam of Ronek. At
W.R. Brown's
Maynesboro Stud, *Rizvan also sired his first-born foal and son
Raja-Al-Mustakbal, a stallion we find
in our pedigrees through Masyra,
grand dam of Danalon who
sired Bint
Gayneyna. *Rizvan
was sold to Juan E. Serralles of Puerto Rico on March 30,
1927, and after siring seven purebred foals for him as
registered in the American Horse Registry's studbooks during the
years 1928, 1929, and 1930, *Rizvan disappears from
written records.
Notes on *Rizvan derived from:
Maynesboro Arabian Stud: Catalogue for Season 1927. Berlin,
New Hampshire, U.S.A. 1927.
Mulder, Carol June Woodbridge. Imported Foundation Stock of North American Arabian Horses
Volume 3. Borden Publishing Company, Los Angeles, California.
pp.134-140.
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For more information on Ribal, Rifnas, or *Rizvan, or to see
for yourself how their influence lives on in the prized and cherished horses of Arieana
Arabians, please contact us. Visitors are always welcome;
appointments are appreciated.
Suzi Morris
ARIEANA ARABIANS
28952 Via Hacienda
San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675-5546
Phone: 949-248-1260
e-mail: arieana@fea.net
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