The Lines She Carries, the Future She May Shape Some pedigrees draw the eye backwards, towards the horses who altered the course of a breed. Others invite us to look forward, curious to see how their influence may find expression in a new generation. Khawla Al Jood belongs to the latter story. Born in 2025, this filly brings together two distinguished currents of Arabian breeding. Her sire, Ghaly Al Hawajer (Dominic M × Ghaliyah Al Hawajer by Fa El Rasheem), unites the unmistakable influence of Dominic M with the celebrated blood of Fa El Rasheem. Through her dam, Eksterna, Khawla reaches into the treasured Polish tradition: the incomparable Ekstern, by Monogramm out of Ernestyna, and Emanta, by Pamir out of Emancja by Eukaliptus. These are names that speak not merely of ancestry, but of the discerning decisions through which generations of Arabian horses have been shaped. In Khawla, these two histories meet without becoming the same story. Hers is still unfolding, one that will be written through the qualities she develops and, perhaps one day, the influence she passes onward. For breeders considering the possibilities within this pedigree, Khawla Al Jood is available for purchase and currently located at Tolra Training Center in Spain. For further information, please contact Tolra Training Center directly at +34653997375. Proudly bred and owned by Al Jood Stud Gateway to the Stars www.aljoodstud.com @alessioazzaliphotography #ArabianFilly #ArabianMare #PolishArabianHorse #ArabianHorse #PurebredArabianHorse

Some things are better understood with time. Hessa Al Jood is beginning to show more of herself with each passing season. Not through anything hurried or deliberately displayed, but in the small details that become increasingly difficult to overlook, the way she carries her neck, the expression in her eye, the balance beginning to settle through her frame. She is the first Al Jood-bred daughter of D Henneyyah (D Shagran × D Haneen by FA El Rasheem), with TM Itaipu (El Tino × Faizah Carol by Shael Dream Desert) as her sire. A pairing chosen with intention. A young mare now giving its first answer. And perhaps that is one of the most rewarding parts of breeding: not knowing exactly what the future will look like, but having the privilege of watching it reveal itself, slowly and honestly, in front of you. Hessa is still very much becoming. And we are enjoying every part of the process. Proudly bred and owned by Al Jood Stud Gateway to the Stars www.aljoodstud.com @alessioazzaliphotography 📸 #ArabianFilly #PurebredArabian #ArabianHorseBreeding #ArabianHorses #QatarArabianHorse

The Mare Behind the Beginning Before Dana Al Jood began to reveal herself, there was Drahim Al Bahya. Every young horse eventually carries something that belongs to the mare who raised her, not only in conformation or blood, but in the details that cannot be measured so easily. The expression, the sensibility, the way of standing, the manner in which a young horse meets the world. For Drahim, motherhood has become an important part of her own place within the Al Jood Stud program. Her daughter Dana is the first daughter of Drahim Al Bahya, sired by D Wannas (Fa El Rasheem × D Sayedah by Marajj, out of Ladi Veronika). Through Drahim, Dana also brings the influential presence of AJ Majdan (Vervaldee × Marhnika) and AJ Debaja (Marajj × AJ Djamilja) into the next generation. And perhaps this is where breeding becomes most fascinating. A mare does not simply pass a collection of names forward. She filters them through herself. What was once held within Drahim is now beginning to take a different form in Dana, a new arrangement, a new character, a new interpretation of the same carefully chosen influences. Watching Drahim today, there is something particularly rewarding in knowing that her story within our breeding program is no longer hers alone. It has begun to appear in another set of eyes. Another neck. Another stride. And, in time, perhaps another generation waiting beyond her. Drahim Al Bahya, a mare becoming part of the future of Al Jood Stud, one daughter at a time. Proudly bred and owned by Al Jood Stud Gateway to the Stars www.aljoodstud.com @photography_maxinewellens 📸 #ArabianHorse #ArabianMare #ArabianHorseBreeding #QatarArabianHorse #PurebredArabian

The First Signs of Her Own Language Dana Al Jood is beginning to develop a way of carrying herself that is entirely her own. Not dramatic. Not hurried. Just those increasingly unmistakable details that catch your attention when you spend enough time watching a young horse grow, the particular set of the neck, the alertness behind the eye, the way she gathers herself before moving forward. At this age, nothing is finished. And perhaps that is what makes these glimpses so intriguing. Our 2026 born Dana Al Jood is the first daughter of Drahim Al Bahya. Dana is sired by D Wannas (Fa El Rasheem × D Sayedah by Marajj, out of Ladi Veronika). Whilst through her dam come the influential lines of AJ Majdan (Vervaldee × Marhnika) and AJ Debaja (Marajj × AJ Djamilja). There is plenty to recognise in those names. Yet standing in front of Dana, the pedigree begins to feel less like a list of ancestors and more like a collection of ingredients, some already visible, others perhaps still waiting for their moment. What we see today is a filly with an increasingly distinctive presence. Curious, watchful, beautifully expressive, and beginning to carry her youth with a little more self-assurance. The most interesting part may be that she is not simply growing larger. She is becoming more specific. And that is something worth watching. Proudly bred and owned by Al Jood Stud Gateway to the Stars www.aljoodstud.com @photography_ziggywellens 📸 #ArabianHorse #QatarArabianHorse #ArabianFilly #PurebredArabian #ArabianHorseBreeding

EKSTERNA — An Eternal Beauty Some mares seem to carry their history quietly. Others make it impossible to overlook. Born in 2005, Eksterna is one of the distinguished daughters of the great Polish stallion Ekstern (Monogramm × Ernestyna by Piechur), carrying forward the remarkable Polish E-line through her beautiful dam Emanta (Pamir × Emanacja by Eukaliptus), a branch reaching back to the celebrated Estokada. Her own show career speaks for itself, with championship honours gathered across Poland and Spain, including Gold, Silver and Bronze Championships. But perhaps the most meaningful measure of a mare is found not only in what she has achieved, but in what begins to appear through her daughters. Among them is Khawla Al Jood, by Ghaly Al Hawajer, a daughter through whom Eksterna’s influence continues to take on a new expression. Khawla is now available for purchase through Tolra Training Center in Spain, offering breeders the opportunity to welcome a piece of this distinguished family into their own program. For more information on Khawla Al Jood, please be invited to contact Bernat Tolra at +34653997375 A mare of history. A mare of presence. And, truly, an eternal beauty. Proudly owned by Al Jood Stud Gateway to the Stars www.AlJoodStud.com @alessioazzaliphotography 📸 #ArabianHorse #ArabianMare #ArabianHorseBreeder #PurebredArabianHorse #PolishArabianHorse

Inheritance Is Not Repetition A pedigree tells us what has been carried forward. But breeding has never been about making the past appear again. It is about discovering what happens when generations meet in a new individual, when familiar names, carefully preserved influences, and something entirely new occupy the same space. This is where our straight Egyptian mare Omsia Al Waab becomes particularly interesting. Foaled in 2018, Omsia carries Sinan Al Rayyan (Ansata Sinan × Al Wajba Al Rayyan by Safir) as her sire, while her dam Shahira Al Nasser (Ashhal Al Rayyan × Bint Saida Al Nasser by Imperial Mahzeer, out of Saida) brings another significant thread of Straight Egyptian ancestry into the conversation. Yet the most intriguing part of her pedigree may not be found in any single name. It is found in what those names might become when carried forward through her. As her first foal for Al Jood Stud approaches, we are not looking for a replica of what came before. We are waiting to see what the next generation will make of everything it has been given. That is the quiet fascination of breeding. Inheritance provides the vocabulary. The next generation writes its own sentence. And Omsia’s next sentence is almost ready to begin. Proudly owned by Al Jood Stud Gateway to the Stars www.aljoodstud.com @photography_maxinewellens 📸 #StraightEgyptianArabian #StraightEgyptian #ArabianHorseBreeding #ArabianMare #EgyptianArabianHorse