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Bint Al Bahr Arabians Preservation Breeders of Straight Babson Egyptians |
KHEBIR
(*Fadl X *Bint Bint Sabbah)
1942 - 1963
Excerpts from Arabian Horse News - September 1963 - page 29 Eulogy to Khebir by Marguerite Piers
Khebir's show career was halted early because of an unfortunate accident which left him blind in one eye. He has sired some truly outstanding Arabians. In the East a son, Khizan, was a Canadian top ten champion. Many are the proud owners who have Arabians sired by Khebir. The Fosters have retained eight fillies which they call "Khebir's Memorial. " Khebir died suddenly of a heart
attack on |
Fabah
#6264 Bay 05/09/1950 |
*Fadl
#896 Grey 06/17/1930 |
Ibn
Rabdan RAS #86 Chestnut 05/171917 |
Rabdan RAS# 49 Grey |
Bint Gamila RAS# 60 Grey | |||
Mahroussa Egypt #115 Grey 1920 | Mabrouk Egypt #73 | ||
Negma RAS #45 Grey | |||
*Bint
Bint Sabbah #894 Bay 05/19/1930 |
Bayiad
RAS Grey |
Mabrouk Manial RAS# 67 Grey | |
Bint Gamila RAS# 60 Grey | |||
Bint
Sabbah Bay |
Kazmeen RAS# 13 Bay | ||
Sabah RAS# 103 chestnut |
Excerpts from The Arabian Horse News - June/July 1963 page 26 From
Helen and Earl Foster, Hillendale Ranch,
This beautiful liver chestnut stallion whose sire *FADL and dam *BINT BINT SABBAH were both imported from Egypt by Henry Babson, was bred on the Babson Farm in Illinois, coming to the West Coast a few years later, he has been a most important member of our family for nearly ten years. To us, who loved and respected him so much, KHEBIR was more than a great stallion he was friend, companion, pal, a real 'Ham' and a true gentleman at all times. He was always a little more joy and a little less trouble than any of our other Arabians. Even in death, he made it as easy for us as such a tragedy and loss could possibly be. We miss him dreadfully and no
other horse can ever quite replace him, but still he lives on in our hearts and
in the truly good and beautiful offspring he is leaving to carry on for
him." Another page on Khebir coming soon with more photos and information! Khebir is a full brother to stallions Fad Sabbah (1946), Fasaab (1948), and Fabah (1950). His full sisters are Fa Dahma (1936), Fa Saana (1937), Habba (1945), Fa-Habba (1947), Faaba (1949) and Fa-Abba (1951). |
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