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Ibn Sabbah Bedu+/ - Prix St. Georges at the 2000 Saguaro Classic - Diana Johnson photo

Ibn Sabbah Bedu+// - Prix St. Georges Dressage

Sabbah was 5th at 2001 U.S. Nationals in Prix St Georges Dressage just before he retired from the show ring

The Babson Egyptian Arabian is categorized by the Arabian horse community as Al Khamsa, Straight Egyptian and Sheykh Obeyd. Straight Babson Egyptian Arabians trace in ALL lines of their pedigrees to the historic 1932 importation from Egypt by Henry Babson. Babsons are known for their athletic abilities, correct conformation, quiet willing dispositions and serene beauty.

During the decades of the 1970s and 1980s Babson Egyptian mares were sought after and used as an outcross for the new Egyptian bloodlines. Some wonderful horses resulted from these crosses and the Babson bloodlines gained breed wide recognition for their quality. There are about 250 Straight Babson Egyptian Arabians in today's world breeding population.

Bint Al Bahr Babson Arabians has gathered a select group of these historic horses. They have been chosen for their pedigree diversity, beauty and strong movement. Our mission is to insure that these rare lines stay available for future breeders. Babson Arabians have a rich history and a bright future in the Arabian world.

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