Arabian Galopp Archive · Research dossier
Al Sakbe × Essaada (Hosni)
Career Snapshot
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Career Story
Sprint Stakes (Sprintersky) · Moscow · 1,000 m sand · 2007.
Rahba records AL SAKBA (FR), foaled in 2004 by Al Sakbe out of Essaada by Hosni, with eight starts in Moscow in 2007–2008: four wins, three seconds and one fourth, plus historically reported prize money of 112,000 RUB. She won the Sprint Stakes over 1,000 metres, Karinka Stakes over 1,200 metres and Beresta Stakes over 1,000 metres in 2007, finished second in the Moscow Cup over 1,200 metres and won another 1,200-metre race in 2008. Placings over 1,600, 1,800 and 2,000 metres show range, but her clearest profile is speed on sand.
Distance profile: 1,000–1,800 m · documented Moscow sand programme
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Research dossier
Race record, family and practical relevance are read together — never as isolated headlines.
Read the race record
AL SAKBA is presented with 4 wins, with a documented distance profile of 1,000–1,800 m · documented Moscow sand programme. Those figures become meaningful only when read with where, when and against whom the results were achieved.
Read the pedigree
The Al Sakbe × Essaada by Hosni cross is the starting point of this profile. The recurring names Al Sakbe, Kesberoy, Djourman, Hosni become routes through the archive — not a mathematical promise of performance.
Why this profile belongs here
AL SAKBA shows how a speed-oriented mare’s own record can be read alongside her production without conflating different sources’ selections or classifications.
Career landmarks
Pedigree
The documented cross should be read alongside female-family production, soundness, distance and surface. A name in a pedigree is a clue — never a guarantee.
Only names supported by the editorial research or a linked primary source are displayed. Missing generations are never filled with assumptions.Bloodline Story
AL SAKBA combines Al Sakbe (by Kesberoy out of Morgane de Piboul by Djourman) with Essaada by Hosni and Sibawaih. Rahba records six offspring by Benedick, Dilijans and Karmel de Faust, including the filly Shri Lanka. Auctav presents three selected wins while Rahba records four; that difference is a reminder to keep each source’s scope visible when reading race data. Six registered offspring are useful breeding evidence, not a promise of uniform production.
The documented cross should be read alongside female-family production, soundness, distance and surface. A name in a pedigree is a clue — never a guarantee.
Breeding Insight
As a mare, this profile shows why race performance and repeated female-family production must be assessed together. Any mating decision also requires conformation, health, fertility and a defined purpose.
AL SAKBA shows how a speed-oriented mare’s own record can be read alongside her production without conflating different sources’ selections or classifications.
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AL SAKBA shows how a speed-oriented mare’s own record can be read alongside her production without conflating different sources’ selections or classifications.
Name, presented pedigree and highlighted major results have been compiled from published results and authority or stud sources.
Figures marked reported, approximate or not consolidated must not be treated as official totals.
Classification, rating, prize money and historical status can differ by jurisdiction and date. The responsible official racing authority takes precedence.
Sources & verification
Archive profile reviewed 11 September 2026. New official sources are added continuously.
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