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AKBAR and AMER: two foundation sires, two ways to read inheritance

The DJELFOR son AKBAR and Wafi son AMER show why a famous sire name must be followed through personal performance, exact female families and documented progeny.

Confirmed facts — AKBAR was foaled in France in 1990 by DJELFOR out of Fantasia. AMER was foaled in Saudi Arabia in 1984 by Wafi out of Bushra by Lahoom.

AMER's historical record is reported in published sources as nine wins from thirteen starts, with a sire legacy including Dahess, Nizam, Majd Al Arab, Mared Al Sahra and AF Albahar.

A foundation name is not a guarantee: the dam line, distance, surface, conformation, health and training environment must be assessed separately.

The Shelby conclusion — AKBAR and AMER are valuable map points in the archive, not shortcuts to a purchase or mating.

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