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DJELFOR FR

Manganate × Djebella II (Badr Bedur)

Research statusConfirmed facts + editorial consolidation
Independent historical archiveThis profile belongs to our research archive. The horse is not presented as owned or trained by 1919 by Shelby.
DJELFOR — archive photograph
Photo sourceRahba.org · photographer uncredited
Starts7
Wins5

Key Results

DJELFOR

  1. 01Prix Ourour · France
  2. 02Prix Denouste · France
  3. 03Prix des Sables · France
  4. 04Prix Nedjari · France

Career Story

Performance in context.

Prix Ourour · France.

DJELFOR won five of seven starts and was placed in the remaining two. Published stallion and pedigree records identify the Prix Ourour, Prix Denouste, Prix des Sables and Prix Nedjari among his victories. Because the record is historical and modern Group classifications should not be applied retrospectively without explicit evidence, this profile presents the named races without assigning a modern Group 1 total.

Distance profile: French sprint and middle-distance programme · historical record

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

Three ways to read the profile.

Race record, family and practical relevance are read together — never as isolated headlines.

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Read the race record

Results in context

DJELFOR is presented with 5 wins, with a documented distance profile of French sprint and middle-distance programme · historical record. Those figures become meaningful only when read with where, when and against whom the results were achieved.

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Read the pedigree

Family before fashion

The Manganate × Djebella II by Badr Bedur cross is the starting point of this profile. The recurring names Manganate, Saint Laurent, Djebella II, Badr Bedur become routes through the archive — not a mathematical promise of performance.

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Why this profile belongs here

The lesson that remains

DJELFOR combines five wins from seven starts with an important sire legacy through horses including Akbar and Djebbel; his full sister Djala also shows why sire line and female family must be read together.

Career landmarks

Results that built the profile.

  1. 01Prix Ourour · France
  2. 02Prix Denouste · France
  3. 03Prix des Sables · France
  4. 04Prix Nedjari · France

Pedigree

Documented pedigree and family map.

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.
01Generation 1
SireManganate
DamDjebella II
02Generation 2
Sire's sireSaint Laurent
Sire's damMandragore
DamsireBadr Bedur
Dam's damDeborah IV
03Generation 3
Sire-sire lineBaroud II
Sire-sire female lineMadou
Sire-dam sireDragon
Sire-dam female lineMagnesie
Damsire's sireComet
Damsire's damBint Munira
Dam-dam sireDjerba Oua
Dam-dam female lineDamas
Documented influence lines
Bloodline StoryManganate
Bloodline StorySaint Laurent
Bloodline StoryDjebella II
Bloodline StoryBadr Bedur

Female family

Djebella II / Djala / des Forges family

DJELFOR and Djala are full siblings by Manganate out of Djebella II. Djainka des Forges and Samlla are both by Kerbella and reach Djala through different des Forges branches, distinguishing repeat family evidence from one outstanding individual.

FRDJELFORManganate × Djebella IIFRDJAINKA DES FORGESKerbella × Djamour des ForgesFRSAMLLAAssy × Djakera des Forges

Bloodline Story

Manganate × Badr Bedur

DJELFOR was by Manganate out of Djebella II by Badr Bedur. His documented sons include Akbar, Djebbel, Calin de Louve, Kairouan de Jos, Monsieur Al Maury and Newday. Djala was his full sister and carried the same Manganate–Djebella II combination into the des Forges branches behind Djainka des Forges and Samlla. His influence can therefore be read through both DJELFOR's sire line and the close female family, while the achievements of descendants must not be counted as his own race record.

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

Pedigree. Performance. Purpose.

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.

DJELFOR combines five wins from seven starts with an important sire legacy through horses including Akbar and Djebbel; his full sister Djala also shows why sire line and female family must be read together.

1919 by Shelby

What 1919 by Shelby learned

DJELFOR combines five wins from seven starts with an important sire legacy through horses including Akbar and Djebbel; his full sister Djala also shows why sire line and female family must be read together.

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Confirmed Facts

Name, presented pedigree and highlighted major results have been compiled from published results and authority or stud sources.

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Estimates

Figures marked reported, approximate or not consolidated must not be treated as official totals.

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Source Notes

Classification, rating, prize money and historical status can differ by jurisdiction and date. The responsible official racing authority takes precedence.

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