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.
Okba, a 1983 Tunisian-bred Arabian stallion, boasts an impressive racing career that spans multiple countries. In Tunisia, he achieved a remarkable record of 10 starts with 9 wins and 1 second-place finish. Following his success there, Okba competed in Oman, where he secured 1 win out of 4 starts. His racing prowess culminated at the 1987 World Championships for Purebred Arabians in Évry, France, where he finished a commendable fourth against elite competitors.
After his international racing career, Okba was imported to the United States by Stephen Hollis. In the U.S., he sired 37 foals, many of whom excelled in racing and endurance disciplines. Notably, his offspring have topped race winner charts over the past decade, demonstrating the enduring quality of his lineage.
Okba's pedigree is rooted in Algerian and Tunisian bloodlines, primarily from the Sidi Thabet Government Stud. His lineage includes significant desert-bred ancestors, such as Dynamite II and Tamerlan, reflecting the rich heritage of North African Arabian horses.
Despite his limited number of offspring in the U.S., Okba's impact on Arabian racing and endurance disciplines remains significant. His exceptional racing record and the achievements of his progeny underscore his legacy as a stallion of remarkable quality and influence.
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