All four of Ramses Boomerang's grandparents were imported - 3 are Nazeer offspring,: Ansata Ibn Halima, Bint Nefisaa, Ramses Fayek, and Ramses Sadaka,  the 4th sired by Seef.

The placing of the horses in Ramses Boomerang's pedigree is all but unheard of in today's modern horses. He has Nazeer as his Great Grand Sire in three of the four lines and in the fourth he is represented there through the line of the mare Ramses Sadaka who also represents another very influential horse in bloodlines of the USA today. That would be Seef. He is carried in the Imperial Egyptian Stud program through Ibn Safinaz.

To say there are very few horses with Nazeer in their pedigrees in the USA today, would not be the correct statement, however to have them as close as they are in Ramses Boomerang's pedigree is. His pedigree has vey influential horses with old bloodlines.

                                     Nazeer EAO photo

The first importations of what is termed "new" Egyptian horses were made in 1958. The term "new Egyptian" refers to horses bred in post-World War II Egypt, and especially at the new state stud outside Cairo, the Egyptian Agricultural Organization (EAO). (The EAO was formerly known as the RAS, the Royal Agricultural Society, before the departure of King Farouk in 1953). The "new" Egyptian horses were also distinguished by a particular look, attributable to one stallion, Nazeer. Foaled in 1934, Nazeer was rescued from the obscurity of a provincial stallion station by General Pettko von Szandtner, the first director of the EAO. Nazeer sired his first purebred foal in 1950 and his last in 1960, but in that decade left a legacy that will echo for centuries.

Boomer is one of the last sons of El Hilal, bred by Gleannloch Farm, by *Ansata Ibn Halima out of *Bint Nefisaa, both imported offspring of Nazeer.  El Hilal was a U.S. National Top Ten Stallion in 1975, Canadian National Top Ten Stallion 1974, and sire of many US national top ten winners, Canadian National Champion and Reserve, and Australian Supreme Champion.

                                          El Hilal

Boomer's dam Ramses Safina was bred by Plum Grove Farm, and was by the imported Nazeer son, *Ramses Fayek, out of the imported Seef daughter, *Ramses Sadaka. Seef, by Mashour, appears in numerous EAO pedigrees and through exported offspring who have been frequent winners at halter and performance.  *Ramses Fayek, imported into the US at the age of 12 years, was 1972 Region VI Champion and a Top Twenty at the US Nationals at age 14.  He sired ten national winners, numerous class A halter champions, and both the National Champion stallion and champion futurity colt in 1978.

                                     *Ramses Fayek