Kontiki:

Bred by Dr. Lloyd or Doris Rosenvold, Montrose, Colorado. Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wilcox, and last by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kubela, Sequin, Texas. Sire of twenty-three registered purebred Arabian foals, and two registered part-Arabs (both daughters). Even though he died young in 1972 - leaving only 23 offspring - Kontiki has been incredibly influential in Arabian race breeding.

Won 8 out of 9 races, and was 2 in the other. CMK

Comet:

Numerous wins in races in Poland and producer of some of the finest racing Polish horses.

Trypolis:

Bred by Janow State Stud Influential Race horse & Sire 147-191-19.5

Abu Afas:

PASB #913, EGSB #4, ZRAV #3065

Exp to Germany and Rostock Zoo 1955
Elite stallion
Bred by Nowy Dwór

Carmen:

PASB*986, Exceptional Producer. * Carmen was one of the most valuable Polish broodmatrons and from the famed family of Gazella. Carmen was the dam of fabulous Comet (1953) and Kirkor (1961 exported to Canada. Carmen also produced six esteemed broodmares including Carmencita (1949) - exported to Great Britain, Kassala (1952), Canberra (1954), Chimena (1956), Carocha (1958) and Cumparsita (1960) - exported to the USA. Died 1962

Weilki Szlem:

Bred by Janow Podlaski, Poland
Sire of notable sons Czort, *Kasztel, & Algier
He also was a broodmare sire of extreme merit
147-191-19.5

Rabiyas:

Bred by W.R. Brown, Berlin, New Hampshire. Exported from United States of America to South Africa in 1954 to Mr. Petrus Van der Merwe - Vlinkfontein Stud. Sire of one hundred six registered purebred Arabian foals; thirty of which were in South Africa. 81,25% Crabbet This chestnut stallion was foaled in 1936 at the Maynesboro Stud. He became a top sire at the Kellogg Institute and was the leading progenitor of the Gulastra line until Abu Farwa took over. He had quality, substance, and a good temperament

Ibn Hafiza:

Bred by Egyptian Agricultural Organization, Egypt. Imported from Egypt to United States of America in 1970 by Gleannloch Farms, Spring (Houston), Texas. is the sire of halter and performance Champions.

Bint Maisa El Saghira:

AHR #23220; EAO 2/P191-278. Bred by Egyptian Agricultural Organization, Egypt. 43,75% Crabbet. Imported from Egypt to United States of America in 1962 by Douglas B. Marshall, Houston, Texas. Dam of nine registered purebred Arabian foals; granddam of one thousand ten. Died October 26, 1973. Legion of Supreme Merit winner. A classic bay mare of excellent size and substance, she went on to win many championships at halter and performance including U.S. Top Ten awards in halter, park and English Pleasure. Considered by many to be the most influential mare ever imported from Egypt