Bred in California
from 1923 to 1925, the Army Remount assigned El Sabok to Remount Agent/rancher Earl Snow of Orangeville, Utah
A few months thereafter, in October of 1925, he finished 1st in the famous 300 hundred mile/5 day Cavalry Endurance Trial held in Vermont. However, he was disqualified due to a small welt found on his back after the final day. Thereafter, he lived for the rest of his life on Albert W Harris's farm near Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
Sire of 15 registered Arabian foals and many half-Arabians
His best known son was Stambul. Through him, El Sabok appears in the pedigrees of some modern endurance horses, including the stallion Bezatal, the record setting winner of the 1965 & 1967 Tevis Cup Rides.
75% Crabbet