Introducing Al Waab Farm
Introducing Al Waab Farm, breeders of the unique and beautiful Straight Egyptian Arabian horse in Qatar. Located in the Middle East, Al Waab Farm has over 200 horses focusing on breeding Straight Egyptian Arabian horses.
Accounting for just 4% of the total Arabian horse population, it has become Al Waab’s mission to spread awareness, educate and support the smaller breeders to ensure the Straight Egyptian Arabian is here for many years to come.
Egyptian Arabian Horse Profile
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Egypt
AVERAGE HEIGHT: 143 – 153 cm
PHYSIQUE:
Broad forehead, Large eyes, Short back, Arched neck, Small muzzles with large nostrils, Dense and strong legs
TEMPERAMENT:
Intelligent & Sensitive
Loyal & Courageous
Al Waab has bred countless Straight Egyptian Arabian Horse champions and is known across the world for their beautiful horses and true passion for the breed. However, as they are based in the Middle East, some challenges such as extreme weather, need to be faced with good planning, and consistent analysis of their feeding and health regime.
CEN Nutrition was approached by Al Waab Farm earlier this year to provide them with CEN Oil. Their breeding Manager, Jenni Ogden had used CEN Oil in Australia and truly believed the benefits seen on her horses here would also benefit Al Waab’s horses in the Middle East.
CEN Oil was chosen because of these benefits:
- SKIN & COAT
- ENERGY
- IMMUNSE SYSTEM
- STOMACH
- HOOF INTEGRITY
- JOINTS
Al Waab Farm implemented CEN Oil as a part of their new health and nutrition regime in March 2020, and the results can really only speak for themselves. Their Trainer and Stable Manager, Elouise Lando, explains in the video below featuring Sinan Al Rayyan, one of Al Waab’s most important breeding stallions.
CEN OIL
CEN OIL is a natural stabilised plant based oil with antioxidants.
Omega 3 is essential for overall health particularly beneficial for brain, nerve and muscle function, the immune system, coat/skin, joints and hooves. It cannot be made by the horse, they require it in their diet from fresh pasture or by adding to feed.