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Mah Hab El Dine is well named. The first part of his name comes from his paternal grandsire the beautiful Mah Hab. The "El Dine" part of his name is in honor of his maternal grandsire Char Mahrsab who was the last Fay-el-Dine sireline stallion. Fay-el-Dine (*Fadl x *Bint Serra) was the first stallion born (1934) to the 1932 Egyptian Babson imports. While the elegant Fay-el-Dine is well represented in other Babson pedigree lines it has been lost as a sireline (top line of the pedigree).
"Hobby" looks a lot like his sire and is well started under saddle. He was trained using Natural Horsemanship. While the following photos show he is willing to relax and wait for direction from his rider, he is also quite athletic.
Hobby is looking for a partner to finish and love him. Hobby is a beautiful athlete with a wonderful loving temperament. Hobby has participated in a Californios ranch roping clinic and been lightly worked with cattle. Mah Hab El Dine has
easily completed numerous trail hazards, such as crossing a narrow
bridge, pulling a log, having a whip cracked from his back, and
navigating very steep terrain. Hobby is surefooted, very smart
and eager to please.
Just a
few horses from his pedigree are below.
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