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Bint Al Bahr Arabians Preservation Breeders of Straight Babson Egyptians |
Fa-Serr, A Prince's Dream By Joe Ferris (continued)
The
Fa-Serr Sons
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Fa-Serr
sons were very popular sires. The ten most heavily used sons of Fa-Serr [the
number of foals sired are in brackets] are Pharoh
(x Rosebruk) [141}, Faserouf (x Fay
Roufa)[108], Negem (x Fay Negma) [93], Ibn Fa-Serr (x Fa Deene) [85], Khemahr (x
Khedena) [69], Serris (x Sirefa) [71], Fa-Rousse (x Khedena) [79], Ozem
(x Gay Negma) [78], Fa-Maar (x El Maar) [61] and Abgar (x Fa Abba)
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Pharoh,
out of a mare of Polish, Egyptian and Crabbet bloodlines, sired numerous
endurance, halter and performance winners including HMR
Pharod, 1971 U.S. National Champion Informal Combination and Top Ten in
Formal Driving.
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| Faserouf - Rob Hess Photo |
Negem - Judy Forbis Photo |
Ibn Fa-Serr - Polly Knoll Photo |
The
three most heavily used straight Babson Egyptian sons of Fa-Serr are Faserouf,
Negem and Ibn Fa-Serr. Faserouf sired numerous U.S. National Top Ten performance
winners, including Roulette and Serpico.
Negem was a very popular sire and was used extensively within Al Khamsa
bloodlines. He sired Arc Teneya, 1972 Canadian Reserve National Champion
Gelding, who was out of the 1949
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Char Serr & Wayne Newton |
