Kanz al-Badair | Kanz Albidayer

چهار نعل: Kanz al-Badair | Kanz Albidayer

Among the galaxy of purebred Arabian horses, few colts have shone as brightly as Kanz Albidayer in those very first months of life; a bay foal who, at six…

Kanz Albidayer, a bay stallion, was born in 2009 in the United Arab Emirates; a product of the Albidayer Stud, managed under the stewardship of Sheikh Mohammed bin Saud Al Qasimi and later presented on the show circuit under the name Kanz Albidayer Partnership. He was the first foal out of the mare DL Marielle; a mare who was the full sister of Marajj, the World and US National Champion. Through this lineage, Kanz Albidayer was, on the dam’s side, a grandson of Marwan Al Shaqab, one of the most influential stallions in the history of the Arabian breed, and the Polish bloodlines of Bask and Eukaliptus also ran through his more distant maternal pedigree. His sire, Ajman Moniscione, was one of the first and most successful sons of the legendary stallion WH Justice; a stallion renowned for passing on a fan-shaped tail carriage, an elegant neck, and eye-catching type to his offspring. Kanz Albidayer blended this hereditary star quality with the softness and balance derived from the Marwan Al Shaqab line.

His show career began with surprising brilliance: at just six months old, he won the gold championship for young stallions at the UAE Bred Show by unanimous decision of the judges and from that moment was recognized as a foal to watch. In the foal and yearling seasons, he swept through the Gulf gatherings one after another; gold championships at the Ajman Arabian Horse Championship, Sharjah International Arabian Horse Championship, and Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship, along with a silver medal at the Abu Dhabi International Arabian Horse Championship, made for a brilliant record.

At the age of one, Kanz Albidayer was exported to the European show ring; where he captured the overall championship of the Elran Cup European Futurity outright and added further titles at the Menton Mediterranean Arabian Horse Championship and All Nations' Cup to his record, along with the best head award that he earned along the way.

At two years old, he won the silver medal at the Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship and finally, in the last season of his youth in 2012, brought his show career to a magnificent close: consecutive gold championships at the Abu Dhabi International Arabian Horse Championship and Dubai International Arabian Horse Championship. Specialized Arabian horse media have described this record as one of the most complete show records of any contemporary stallion, across a range extending from the UAE and the Gulf to Europe.

Kanz Albidayer retired from the show ring at three years old and entered a breeding career that was as influential as his show record. He began by breeding with a small group of only eight mares; but that very first crop produced a filly who won the title of French National Foal Champion and immediately placed him among the hottest young Arabian stallions.

His later offspring continued to shine at the highest level of halter competition throughout the 2010s; including Burkan Albidayer, a stallion who won multiple silver medals, and Nisreen Albidayer, a mare with a bronze medal. The name Kanz Albidayer became one of the most enduring names in Arabian horse pedigree catalogs through offspring that were sold and presented on the show circuit across Europe, the Gulf, and beyond.

Today Kanz Albidayer is remembered as one of the most outstanding UAE-bred stallions of his generation; a horse whose dominance in the show ring in his youth and success in producing the next generation turned the Ajman Moniscione over Marwan Al Shaqab cross into a leading formula in modern Arabian horse breeding.

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