Ramses Judi

Judi was bred in Egypt, by Ahmed Hamza. She is by Fol Yasmeen and out of *Foze, a 1959 Nazeer daughter out of Fathia. She was purchased in 1970 by Martin Loeber for his Plum Grove Farm, then located in Palatine, Illinois; renaming her "Ramses Judi" by adding the "Ramses" prefix to her name. She was not a straight Egyptian horse, as Fol Yasmeen, through his dam, Muneera, traces to a stallion named Registan, a Skowronek son. Her dam, *Foze, a broodmare for Hamdan Stud, generated much interest among Europeans and Americans visiting Egypt, who expressed interest in purchasing her. She was finally purchased in 1971 and exported to Germany, where she was bred to a wide variety of stallions, including the Russian-bred, Salon, a Negatiw son. In America, *Foze is primarily represented in straight Egyptian form through her son, *Fawzan, who was imported by James Kline. Ramses Judi produced 7 foals, most of whom were sired by *Ramses Fayek. In 1977, she produced the stallion, Ramses Pharoah, who was used as a sire within the Plum Grove breeding program.