اسب سیلمی عرب العدید الشقب
Al Adeed Al Shaqab یک اسب سیلمی عرب معروف است که تأثیر قابل توجهی بر روی نژاد اسب عرب گذاشته است. او در سال 1995 متولد شد و توسط الشقب استود در قطر که به خاطر اسب‌های عربی استثنایی‌اش معروف است، پرورش یافت.
العدید الشقاب به خاطر ظاهر، حضور و ورزشکاری چشمگیرش مشهور است. او دارای بدنی هماهنگ و متعادل، گردنی قوی و کماندار و سر ظریف با چشمانی رسا است. ظاهر کلی او نوع کلاسیک و ظرافت عربی را به نمایش می گذارد.
العدید الشقاب به عنوان یک اسب نر پرورش دهنده، فرزندان برجسته متعددی را که در رشته های مختلف به موفقیت دست یافته اند، حفظ کرده است. فرزندان او زیبایی، حرکت استثنایی و ویژگی‌های مطلوب او را به ارث برده‌اند، و آنها را در جامعه اسب عرب بسیار مورد توجه قرار داده است.
نسب العدید الشقاب نیز قابل توجه است. او پسر آنساتا حلیم شاه، پدری با نفوذ است که به خاطر فرزندان با کیفیت و تأثیر بر این نژاد شهرت دارد. مادر او، ساندار علیسایه، از دودمان معتبر نیز می آید.
العدید الشقاب در طول دوران حرفه‌ای خود، افتخارات و قهرمانی‌های متعددی را هم در رینگ نمایشی و هم به‌عنوان یک اسب سیلمی به دست آورده است. او سهم بسزایی در حفظ و پیشرفت نژاد اسب عرب به ویژه در ترویج صفات و ویژگی های مطلوب در این نژاد داشته است.
توجه به این نکته مهم است که امکان پرورش Al Adeed Al Shaqab ممکن است متفاوت باشد، زیرا او ممکن است قراردادهای خاص پرورش یا محدودیت های تعیین شده توسط صاحبانش داشته باشد. اگر علاقه مند به پرورش در العدید الشقاب یا به دست آوردن فرزندان او هستید، توصیه می شود برای کسب اطلاعات بیشتر و راهنمایی با Al Shaqab Stud یا نمایندگان او تماس بگیرید.
1995-2018
by Betty Finke
Al Adeed Al Shaqab was one of the youngest sons of Ansata Halim Shah, as well as one of the most celebrated. Out of Sundar Alisayyah, a daughter of Ruminaja Ali and from the Hadban Enzahi strain that has produced so many outstanding stallions, he was one of the horses that first put Al Shaqab on the map.
A classically beautiful Arabian with exquisite type as well as great movement, he launched his show career at age two by being named Qatar National Champion Colt in 1997. Two years later he was named Middle East Champion Stallion, and in 2000 Qatar National Champion Stallion, followed a year later by becoming 2001 Qatar International Champion Stallion. He was All Nations Cup Champion Stallion at Aachen in 2002, World Champion Stallion at Paris in 2003, and Champion Stallion at the U.S. Egyptian Event in 2005. His last major title was, once again, Qatar International Champion Stallion in 2008.
As a sire, Al Adeed also left his mark, both in the Middle East and throughout the world. Among his international sons are Laheeb Al Nasser (x Bint Saida Al Nasser), a champion sire and multiple international champion for Nayla Hayek of Switzerland; Kamal Ibn Adeed (x NF Bint Sajha) in the U.S.; Naseem Al Rashediah (x Nabaweyah Ezzain) of Bahrain, Champion Colt at the Egyptian Event Europe; Jadaan Al Shaqab (x Torfa Al Shaqab) at Jadem Arabians in Belgium; and the Australian-bred Redwood Lodge Artique (x Redwood Lodge Romantik), now residing in France, a sire of champions in his own right. The heir apparent at Al Shaqab is his 2008 son Farhoud Al Shaqab (x Johara Al Shaqab), who was Supreme Male Champion at the 2010 U.S. Egyptian Event.
His daughters include Amina Al Shaqab (x Amwaj Al Shaqab), Champion Filly at the Berlin Cup 2012; Amirat Al Shaqab (x Imperial Phanilah), Qatar National Champion Mare 2006 and International Champion Mare at Berlin 2012; Dawlah Al Shaqab (x Badawieh Al Shaqab), Egyptian Event Europe Reserve Champion Filly 2010; Hathfa Al Shaqab (x Kajora), Qatar National Champion Mare 2003; Hooria Al Shaqab (x Hanouf Al Shaqab), several times international Reserve Champion mare; Laian Al Shaqab (x Meseda Al Shaqab), U.S. Egyptian Event Supreme Female Champion 2011; Mayyasa Al Shaqab (x Alhambra El Dakar), Qatar Emir’s Cup Champion Filly 2009; and Nouf Al Shaqab (x Meseda Al Shaqab), Qatar National Champion Mare 2011. His offspring and grandchildren are found in straight Egyptian breeding programs throughout the Middle East and the world.
After retiring from the show ring, Al Adeed made a few guest appearances at special occasions, the last being at the Egyptian Event Europe in 2016. His last two years were spent in quiet retirement, breeding mares and being well looked-after. His death leaves a big gap in the Al Shaqab stallion roster, but his legacy is sure to continue during the
coming years.
AL SHAQAB – MEMBER OF QATAR FOUNDATION
AL ADEED AL SHAQAB
| Age/Sex | Stallion |
| Date of Birth | |
| Colour | Grey |
| Bloodline | Straight Egyptian |
| Owner | Al Shaqab Member of Qatar Foundation |
Al Adeed Al Shaqab was perhaps the most famed Straight Egyptian stallion in the world. A vision of classic type, Al Adeed was the living incarnation of the ideal Arabian stallion. Judges around the world consistently awarded him with perfect scores in type and his many wins included the coveted title of World Champion Stallion. Al Adeed Al Shaqab daughters and sons are prized around the world, reflecting the type and elegance of their famous sire.
Ansata Halim Shah, the sire of Al Adeed Al Shaqab, was one of the most influential stallions of the 20th century. A product of the world renowned Ansata breeding program, his pedigree reflected a combination of two of Nazeer’s most famous sons, *Ansata Ibn Halima and *Morafic, while tracing in tail female to the grand Dahmah matriarch, *Ansata Bint Bukra. Al Adeed’s dam, Sundar Alisayyah, is a cherished broodmare for Al Shaqab, having produced multiple champions for the farm.
One fine April day a colt like no other was born at Al Shaqab.
A much hoped-for son of the famed Ansata Halim Shah, this
handsome foal was destined to carry on the legacy of his sire
who passed away earlier in the year. Named Al Adeed Al
Shaqab, his exceptional quality was obvious at birth and was
equally matched by his incomparable bloodlines.
An extraordinary individual and a born show horse, Al Adeed
Al Shaqab resulted from a most favorable merger of genes
from superior ancestors. He represents all those remarkable
qualities that make up a supreme champion and a near perfect
Arabian: superb type, extreme head, bold movement, pride of
carriage, and a distinctive charisma.
Widely appreciated by judges and countless Arabian
enthusiasts around the globe, his undefeated record in the
show ring was truly phenomenal.
Although Al Adeed Al Shaqab had won titles in three
continents during his 10 years of competition, his crowning
achievement came at 2003 Salon Du Cheval in Paris – the
show were legends are made. Here, at the traditional meeting
place for the international Arabian horse community, Al
Adeed Al Shaqab gave the performance of his life.
Fans cheered as he entered the arena – dynamic, charismatic,
alert! This was his domain and his moment – and he pranced
into the spotlight as World Champion Stallion with a final
score of 479, among the highest points in the history of the
Salon Du Cheval, plus the highest score for legs at that year’s
show! Now a living legend, his name is recorded as a leader in
the world of Arabian show horses.
2008 Qatar International Champion Stallion
2005 U.S. Egyptian Event Champion Stallion
2003 World Champion Stallion
2003 Qatar International Champion Stallion
2002 All Nations Cup Champion Stallion
2002 Qatar International Champion Stallion
2001 Qatar International Champion Stallion
2000 Qatar International Champion Stallion
1999 Middle East Champion Stallion
1997 Qatar International Champion Colt
The Al Shaqab Straight Egyptian breeding program was
founded in 1992 and is dedicated to preserving straight
Egyptian bloodlines at the highest level of quality. With Al
Adeed Al Shaqab at the head of the straight Egyptian program,
his son Farhoud Al Shaqab (x Johara Al Shaqab) is following
his illustrious sire. Farhoud Al Shaqab’s overall harmony and
style earned him the distinction of a very few two-year-olds
to ever be declared the 2010 Unanimous Junior Champion
Colt and Supreme Champion Male in the history of the U.S.
Egyptian Event. Adding to Al Adeed Al Shaqab’s siring record
of championship highlights are: