| Ghazieh -F | x Al Aswad sire of Ghazieh, 1850, DB, Dam of Wazir, Horra, Yemameh, Sueyd. Described as "The Mare n°38" in the book of Edouard Al Dahdah "The Arabian Horses of Abbas Pasha" |
| Horra (f) | x Zobeyni, 1870, AE |
| Bint Horra (f) | x Aziz II, 1889, AE |
| Ghazieh (f) | x Ibn Nura, 1897, AE |
| Feyda (f) | x Jamil, 1910, AE |
| Gharran (s) | x Jamil, 1913, AE |
| Helwa (f) | x Shueyman, 1875, AE |
| Bint Helwa (f) | x Aziz II, 1887, AE, The famous 'broken-legged mare,' having broken her off foreleg in two places on June 18, 1897. Put down in May 1907. |
| Ghazala (f) | x Ibn Sherara, 1896, AE |
| Hamasa (f) | x Mesaoud, 1902, AE |
| Harb (s) | x Mesaoud, 1901, AE |
| Hilmyeh (f) | x Ahmar, 1899, AC |
| Sueyd (s) | x Ashhab Marighi, 18?, AE |
| Wazir (s) | x The Zubaynah Saqlawi Jedran Al Samni (old or new), 1863, AE, Lady Anne Blunt [J&C, 11.30.1898] reports seeing the Ali Pasha Sharif stall sign for Wazir which says foaled 1863. Lady Anne, in a herd book entry for Makbula (APS), described Wazir as by Zobeyni, "original horse," and out of Ghazieh, "original mare" [Bow |
| Yemameh (f) | x Zobeyni, 1872, AE, Yemameh went from Ali Pasha Sharif to the stud of the Khedive Abbas II, according to Wilfrid Blunt [My Diaries, 1.11.1896]. On visiting the Khedive's new stud on this date, he records seeing "...two of Ali Pasha Sherif's, one of which is our horse Mesaoud |
| Bint Yamama (f) | x Saqlawi I, 1895, AE, Lady Anne visits Manial Stud [12.22.1908, 1.25.1911 and 2.6.1912] and in all three entries remarks that the best mares include the Saqlawi Yamama obtained from the Khedive, daughter of Mesaoud's mother. These entries correspond with a time when Bint Yamam |
| Aroussa (f) | x Dahman El Azrak, 1911, AE |
| Gamil III (s) | x Gamil Manial, 1924, AE |
| Nasr (s) | x Rabdan El Azrak, 1918, AE |
| Negma (f) | x Dahman El Azrak, 1909, AE |
| Aziza (f) | x Gamil Manial, 1926, AE, Imported to the U.S. from Egypt 1932 |
| Jasir (s) | x Mabrouk Manial, 1925, AE |
| Mahroussa (f) | x Mabrouk Manial, 1920, AE, One of the most beautiful mares of all times. Her exceptional phisical qualities are still now the standard of the so called "Classic Look" |
| Roda (f) | x Mansour, 1931, AE |
| Zahra (f) | x Gamil Manial, 1922, AE |
| Mesaoud (s) | x Aziz II, 1887, AE, Purchased from his breeder by Wilfrid & Lady Anne Blunt in 1889 Imported to England in 1891 by the Blunts Sold to Russia in 1903. One of the one of the foundation sires of the Crabbet Arabian Stud in England. |