Get in Touch

Contact Us

The stud is on the Cairo–Ismailia Road at Kilometre 50. Visitors are welcome by arrangement, and the quickest way to arrange anything is to call.

Enquiries

Call the stud.

A horse is not bought from a page. Whether you are looking for a horse, asking after a pedigree, or simply want to see the Egyptian Arabian at home, the conversation starts on the telephone — and it is answered by people who know the horses personally.

The line reaches the farm itself. If you are calling from outside Egypt, please allow for the time difference — Egypt keeps East European Time. If we cannot take the call, try again rather than assume you are being ignored: we would rather speak with you.

We would rather answer one question properly than field a hundred we never see.

Call +20 100 840 2029

Aerial view of Maulana Stud: two long burgundy-roofed stable ranges facing each other across three large pale sand arenas, with horses at liberty, lined by palms and enclosed by a burgundy boundary wall, Cultivated fields lie beyond one side; neighbouring houses and orchards beyond another.

Finding the Farm

Cairo–Ismailia Road, Kilometre 50.

The burgundy roofs of the two stable ranges are the farm. Please call before you set out so that someone is expecting you and the horses you have come to see are in from the arenas.

Address: Cairo–Ismailia Road, Km 50
Country: Egypt
Telephone: +20 100 840 2029

Before You Call

Making an enquiry

A few lines that make the first call a short one.

Tell us what you are looking for rather than which horse you have already picked out. It is the faster route to the right animal.

The names on this site are real, but the records behind them are still being confirmed against the stud's own books and registration papers. If you ask us about a pedigree we have not yet published, we will read it to you from the papers rather than from memory — and if we do not know, we will say so and call you back once we do.

If you are enquiring after a horse on the sales list, it helps to know where the horse is going and what it is for. A stud that knows the home can match the horse to it.

A note on reaching us There is no enquiry form and no email address on this page yet, and neither has been faked to fill the space. The stud's email address was lost with the original website and we will not publish a guess at it — a wrong address would swallow your enquiry without either of us knowing. A form would do the same thing: this site is built to run without depending on anyone else's servers, so until there is somewhere real for a message to go, a form here would only pretend to send it. The telephone is a real line and it reaches the farm. Please use it.