Reading Raswan

The Davenport-Arabian, "Fasal," is known by nearly every Arabian breeder in America. There are no Muniqi among any of her ancestors.

"Rakkya," a Blunt-Arabian, is one-sixteenth Muniqi. Rakkya is three generations removed from Muniqi.

The Davenport-Arabian, "Harara"(above), was sired by "Deyr,"who was bred by the Anazeh Bedouins.

The great-grandmother of the Blunt-Arabian, "Nuri Sherif"(above), was Blunt's mare, "Wild Thyme," whose pedigree says: "Said to be a Kehileh El-Fidawi, bred by the Baggara tribe."

There is no Muniqi in any of the ancestors of the Davenport-Arabian "Sherlet."

The Blunt-Arabian, "Rose of France," is the fifth generation removed from Muniqi.

The Davenport-Arabian, "Terina,"shows a striking resemblance to the Blunt mare, "Rim," shown {right]. Each carried only one-eighth Muniqi blood.

"Rim,"the Blunt-Arabian shown above, was a sister of "Ramla"and "Riyala."