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Seanba-Khan ("Shamba")
We are so delighted that Amir has a half-brother still living --
two years older!
This picture of him may be from his 30th birthday party, March
24, 2008. He turned 31 in March of 2009.
Shamba (Seanba- Khan)'s owner writes:.
I had a 4-h instructor many years ago that traced his lineage
all the way back to desert bred Arabians. I would be happy to share
that with you. One thing I had noticed, on the top side pedigree, is
his great grandfather, the papers that this lady did for me showed
that the sire of Amurath Sharakhan was Dalih Ox, registration
#021257. (Barb inserts: the allbreedpedigree.com web site has his
name as simply Dalih, for some reason, and won't let me edit it.)
She even included that he was bred by Wurttemburg Landgestut in
Marbach, Germany. He was imported by Martin Loeber from
Palatine, Illinois. Amurath Sharakhan was bred by Paul and Sandra
Loeber from Palatine, Ill. - his son perhaps? Lo-Khan was bred by
Thomas and Glenna Von Luhrte in Dayton, Ohio.
On Lo-Khan's dam side she had written that Lo-Etta #033703 was
bred by Joseph Kemp from Mountain Home Utah on 7-15-1965.
Shamba's mother - BeyJohs Debutante IAHA# 1A 73799 was by Beyjoh
Rudan #023429 (He was a gray stallion born 6/16/1962 bred by Virgina
Durham in Detroit MI) and out of a QH type mare named Julie.
I have actually started riding him a bit again as he seems to be
doing so well right now. I think he is even having fun!
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