Wazir’s Karahty, a legendary Arabian stallion in the endurance riding world, boasts an extraordinary racing record that has cemented his legacy in the sport. Under the skilled guidance of rider Dolly DeCair, Karahty achieved 30 wins and 21 Best Condition awards, completing 54 out of 55 races—a testament to his exceptional consistency and resilience. In a remarkable season, the duo participated in ten races, winning nine and earning Best Condition in seven .
Beyond his personal achievements, Karahty has significantly influenced endurance riding through his progeny. His son, AAA Amadeus, trained and ridden by DeCair, secured 28 Top Ten finishes, seven wins, and notable placements of 2nd, 4th, and 11th in the Tevis Cup. Another son, Karahty’s Karbon Kopy, continues the legacy by consistently placing in the Top Ten and siring athletic offspring with excellent temperaments .
Wazir’s Karahty’s unparalleled racing record and enduring influence through his descendants underscore his status as a cornerstone of endurance riding history. His son Karahty's Karbon Kopy is the cornerstone of our breeding program passing on his bravery, kindness and athleticism on to our exceptional offspring.
Bezatal, a distinguished Egyptian Arabian stallion foaled in 1958, holds a celebrated place in endurance riding history. He is notably the only stallion to have won the prestigious Tevis Cup twice, achieving victories in 1965 and 1967 with rider Ed Johnson. In 1965, Bezatal completed the grueling 100-mile course in 11 hours and 38 minutes, and in 1967, he finished in 11 hours and 42 minutes .
Beyond his personal achievements, Bezatal's legacy endures through his progeny. His bloodline has produced multiple champions, including five Tevis Cup winners and two Haggin Cup recipients. Descendants of Bezatal have also secured titles as AERC National Champions and NATRC National Champions, and have set records in Arabian pari-mutuel racing. His lineage continues to influence endurance riding across the United States, Europe, and Canada .
In recognition of his significant contributions to the sport, Bezatal was inducted into the American Endurance Ride Conference Hall of Fame in 1987 . His enduring impact is a testament to his exceptional athleticism and the lasting influence of his bloodline in the world of endurance riding.
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