Al Khamsa: Ancestral Elements:
75% Davenport; 12.5% Egypt I; 12.5% Blunt
25% Crabbet
Strain: Saqlawi Al-Abd
He had extensive saddle training, was five-gaited, with a fast trot and good action
TABAB was not an idle horse. He was, in fact very versatile used for driving and was considered a fine road horse. Tabab was an attractive stallion and he made a lasting positive contribution as a sire of quality breeding stock.
Sire of nine registered purebred Arabian foals, 3 fillies and 6 colts, one which was gelded: Eight bred by Charles Jewett 1926 to 1929 and one bred by Herbert V. Tormohlen, Portland, Indiana 1931
References:
Al Khamsa.org
Arabianhorses.org/datasource
Arieana.com
5-1960 Arabian Horse World: TABAB 441 by Carol W. Mulder