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If Wishes were Horses...
The late chestnut stallion, El Thay Mameluk, was a son of Ibn Nazeema and out of El Thay Mansoura, a crucial mare who earned elite status. Bred by the Tauschke family of El Thayeba, he was owned for most of his life by the Von Elm family and most recently, by Talal Abdullah Al Mehri, Kuwait. El Thay Mameluk was leased by Babolna, where he sired the mare Taghira B, an important broodmare for Alfabia Stud and the stallion, Emiratus B, owned by Al Ilah Stud in Germany. Many thanks to the photographer Nicole Sachs, whose camera loved this beautiful horse, like no other. He was a very great horse.
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