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The Marema Ka Dika Pdf 55 is a story about the much-loved Arabian stallion Marema, who was owned by great Syrian Sheikh Abdul-Rahman al-Jazzar. This inspiring story includes his virtues, an account of his three-way race against two challengers in 1830 at Damascus, and many other interesting Arab horses. The novel is translated into English by Emery Hirschfield and it offers an exciting read for horse lovers. The Marema Ka Dika Pdf 55 focus on the life of this superb horse that sailed through racing competitions during his long career. He was a two-year-old brown colt, but later turned out to be a great racehorse at the age of five. He was undefeated as a three-year-old and five years old, and dominated all other competitors before his retirement at the end of 1853. His first victory came in 1830, when he won against four opponents: "Tango", "Gazien", "Boukhara" and "Ma Tahr". The next year (1831), he again faced four opponents: "Sheikh Dinar", "Shukela", "Abdallah" and his three rivals from 1830 also returned. He won against all challengers with ease except Ma Tahr, who took second place. The Marema Ka Dika Pdf 55 is written in Arabic language. Mother's name: Not given in the novel. Dam: Nour, by *Nour ed-Dine *Horse of Marema. Sire: Marema, by *Marema-el-Ain (Ibn Said). Heritage: She was a bay filly by *'Antar (son of Rabeh, grandson of Kahil). She was bred and owned by Prince Muhammad Adel Bichara. Her full name was Farah, but she is known as Farah al-Din. She was out of the flame mare *'Arada (Ibn Qayyim). She was a horse that belonged to Prince Muhammad Adel Bichara. He bought her when she was two years old and he decided to race her, expecting she would win in at least one race. She won in several races and in 1828 lost in a triple to the Marema Ka Dika Pdf 55 and 'O' Antares V near Suez. After her retirement, Adel did not sell her to anyone, but kept her for his own use. Se did not have any offspring. She was a bay filly by *'Antar (son of Rabeh). Her dam's name was *'Arada (Ibn Qayyim). She was out of the mare Hallad el-Ghalib (Damascus), by Naseef or Hallad el-Ghalib or Halad el-Ghaba. These three names are synonyms. Heritage: She was bred by Hassun Sulaiman, while she belongs to Mr Abdullah Pasha. cfa1e77820
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