Aladdinn

Aladdinn (1975–2010) was the second all-time leading sire of Arabian horses. Foaled in Sweden in 1975, by Nureddin and out of Lalage, he was a solid bay with no white markings. Aladdinn was imported to the United States in 1978 by Lasma Arabians and syndicated for the sum of $1,800,000.[1][2] Aladdinn was the Swedish National Champion the year he was imported, and the next year, in 1979, he won the United States National Championship. Aladdinn sired 1,211 foals in his lifetime. Of these, 391 became champions. Aladdinn died in 2010 at the age of 35.[3]

Aladdinn
BreedArabian
SireNureddin
GrandsireWitraz
DamLalage
Maternal grandsireGerwazy
SexStallion
Foaled1975
CountryFoaled Sweden, imported to United States
ColorBay
OwnerLasma Arabians, Taylor Arabians
Other awards
Swedish National Champion Stallion,
US National Champion Stallion

In Sweden, his breeder was Erik Erlandsson of Tomelila, Sweden. The horse was registered in Sweden as "Aladdin" but upon importation to the US, an extra n was added to his name due to another horse being registered with the same name.[4]

Pedigree
Pedigree of Aladdinn[4]
Sire
Nureddin		 Witraz Ofir Kuhailan-Haifi
Dwiza
Makata Fetysz
Gazella II
Norma Hardy Ganges I
Gazella II
Ferja Bakszysz
Zulejma
Dam
Lalage		 Gerwazy Doktryner Miecznik
Blaga
Gwara Wielki Szlem
Canaria
Lafirynda Miecznik Fetysz
Koalicja
Lala Amurath Sahib
Elsissa

Sources
  1. Pereira, William L. (September 1, 1986). The majestic world of Arabian horses. H.N. Abrams. ISBN 9780810918467.
  2. Upton, Peter; Lent, Rik van (April 1, 1999). Arabians. Chronicle Books. ISBN 9780811824149.
  3. "*Aladdinn". Taylor Ranch Arabian Horses. July 8, 2014. Retrieved June 1, 2016.
  4. "Aladdinn Arabian". www.allbreedpedigree.com. Retrieved June 1, 2016.

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