Arabian Galopp Archive · Research dossier
Wafi × Bushra (Lahoom)
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Career Story
Nine wins from 13 starts · published historical record.
AMER (SA) was foaled on 24 February 1984, by Wafi out of Bushra by Lahoom, and Rahba records him as a grey stallion standing 156 cm. Doha Film Institute and The Arabian Magazine report the published historical record as nine wins from thirteen starts. A complete distance breakdown and consolidated earnings figure are not reliably public and are therefore left open.
Distance profile: Historical Arabian racing programme · exact distance split not consistently published
The archive focuses on the results that define the horse’s international profile. Complete race records and current status should always be checked with the responsible racing authority.
Research dossier
Race record, family and practical relevance are read together — never as isolated headlines.
Read the race record
AMER is presented with 9 wins, with a documented distance profile of Historical Arabian racing programme · exact distance split not consistently published. Those figures become meaningful only when read with where, when and against whom the results were achieved.
Read the pedigree
The Wafi × Bushra by Lahoom cross is the starting point of this profile. The recurring names Wafi, Bushra, Lahoom become routes through the archive — not a mathematical promise of performance.
Why this profile belongs here
AMER shows why a historic sire must be read in two layers: his own race record and the larger influence carried through sons and progeny who became important sires themselves.
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
AMER's historical weight lies in the combination of personal performance and a large documented sire legacy. Sources name sons and progeny including Dahess, Nizam, Majd Al Arab, Mared Al Sahra and AF Albahar, but counts and definitions vary between publications. Breeding analysis must keep each offspring's own record, female family and physical quality separate from the AMER name.
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 stallion or gelding reference, the profile shows which performance traits can be studied in the line. Race results do not automatically prove breeding value; offspring, female families, health and compatibility must also be assessed.
AMER shows why a historic sire must be read in two layers: his own race record and the larger influence carried through sons and progeny who became important sires themselves.
1919 by Shelby
AMER shows why a historic sire must be read in two layers: his own race record and the larger influence carried through sons and progeny who became important sires themselves.
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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Our sourcing work combines pedigree, documented performance, PPE and practical import control — without promising future results.
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