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Lyman Doyle
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Lyman is the father of Ellen and Liam Doyle, brother of Lucy Doyle, son of Terence and Rosemary Byrnes Doyle, and grandson of Joseph Lyman Doyle and Ellen Brady Doyle. He maintains this website.
New photo of Gulida
Barbara Baird found this previously unpublished photo of Gulida, a 1939 chestnut Saqlawiyah Jadraniyah of Ibn Sudan mare (Gulastra x Valida). Her profile page is updated below. On the back…
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New photos of Bint Ghadaf
Barbara Baird found these two previously unpublished photos of Bint Ghadaf, a 1956 chestnut Saqlawiyah Jadraniyah of Ibn Sudan mare (Ghadaf x Gulnara). Viewers can see them here and also…
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Ghazieh to Gulida dam-line
Our core horses only have one dam line tracing from Abbas Pasha’s mare Ghazieh to Doc Doyle’s mare Gulida. From Gulida all horses born after 2021 through Bint Gulida. Gulida…
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Gulnara branch dam-line
The Gulnara branch dam-line was represented on our farm in 2020 by two relatively older core mares of separate sub-branches: Savannah DE and Shallalah DE. Both of these mares died…
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Bint Gulida branch dam-line
The Bint Gulida branch dam-line is represented on our farm by 6 breeding age core mares as of 2020. Below is the dam of the mares above and her half…
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Gadir to Ghadaf sire-line
As of 2020, our core horses only have one sire line tracing from Abbas Pasha’s stallion Gadir to Doc Doyle’s stallion Ghadaf. From Ghadaf, there are two branches, one through…
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Parnell branch sire-line
The Parnell branch sire-line is represented on our farm by a single breeding age core stallion as of 2020, Ibn Carver DE. Tamaam DE sired 3 colts in the two…
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Omagh branch sire-line
The Omagh branch sire-line is represented on our farm by 3 breeding age core stallions as of 2020. Kashgar DE sired a still unregistered stud colt in 2019 who would…
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Farm identifiers used in registered names
We have used a number of different identifiers used in the registered names of our horses over the years. “DE” was first used by Barbara Baird to identify “Doyle Egyptian”…
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