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DEFINITION
OF A "STRAIGHT EGYPTIAN" HORSE

Photo: van Lent jr.
The
Pyramid Society's definition of a "straight"
Egyptian Arabian horse is a horse which:

Photo: van Lent
jr.
It should
be noted that among the "root stallions" and
"root mares" listed in Volume I of the RAS Stud
Book some of the horses imported to Egypt were
not used to create and maintain the RAS / EAO
breeding programs for they have no recorded
descendants in the RAS / EAO Stud Books.
With reference to the exclusion of the horse
Registan, it should be noted that he carries in
line to the Polish-bred Skowronek. The
contribution which Skowronek made to the Arabian
horses is legendary. However, it is felt his
pedigree contains elements that are not
consistent with the kind of horses which the
Pyramid Society Europe e.V. is attempting to
perpetuate.
Although the stallion Sharkasi appears in the
EAO Stud Book through his descendants, the
matter of his parentage has not been established
to every one's satisfaction; therefore he is not
acknowledged as "Straight Egyptian" by the
Pyramid Society Europe e.V.
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