MAGNUM FORTY FOUR Daughters

Tail Female Dam Line: RODANIA or. Ar. (1869) Chestnut Kuhaylah Rodaniyah bred by Ibn Rodan |  Ruala Tribe ~ Anazeh Bedouin Imported to United Kingdom (Crabbet Park - Lady Anne Blunt) from the Arabian Peninsula (1881) Retired Broodmare In residence at Alabama Stud | NSW ARISTOCRAT Dam | FOUR CHAMPIONS Third-Generation Mulawa-Bred Supreme Champion Member of the MULAWA CHANCE  Family

Tail Female Dam Line: RODANIA or. Ar. (1869) Chestnut Kehaileh Rodanieh bred by Ibn Rodan |  Ruala Tribe ~ Anazeh Bedouin Imported to United Kingdom (Crabbet Park - Lady Anne Blunt) from the Arabian Peninsula (1881) Retired Broodmare Residing at Alabama Stud | NSW ELITE ARISTOCRAT DAM | NINE CHAMPIONS Second-Generation Mulawa-Bred Champion Member of the KARMAA  Family

Tail Female Dam Line: RODANIA or. Ar. (1869) Chestnut Kehaileh Rodanieh bred by Ibn Rodan |  Ruala Tribe ~ Anazeh Bedouin Imported to United Kingdom (Crabbet Park - Lady Anne Blunt) from the Arabian Peninsula (1881) Retired Broodmare In residence at Alabama Stud | NSW ELITE ARISTOCRAT DAM | ELEVEN CHAMPIONS Bred by Shane Edward Arabians | Phil & Kay Edward Member of the SAHTARAH  Family Only rarely in the best breeding programs do the two coincide: accomplished show mare and meritorious matron. While ever the aim of the most experienced and dedicated breeders, creating and discovering those mares which can both achieve at the highest level of competition as well as contribute her best qualities with remarkable

Tail Female Dam Line: UKRAINKA   (~1815) Bred by Slawuta Stud - Prince Roman Sanguszko | Poland Retired Broodmare In residence at Alabama Stud | NSW ELITE ARISTOCRAT DAM | SEVEN CHAMPIONS Third-Generation Mulawa-Bred National Champion Member of the DZINA  Family The glorious PARADA is a fifth-generation Mulawa female who traces directly to foundation mare DZINA, a Pure Polish import from Lasma first introduced to the breeding program back in 1976. Affectionately known as “Australia’s Sweetheart” PARADA (Magnum Forty Four x Presence by GLF Apollo) was the first three-year old filly in continental history ever to be named Champion in her division at the Australian Championships, the East Coast Championships