
THE STALLION
Presence. Type. Character.
Black Egyptian Arabian Stallion · Born 2013 · Bred by Birkhof Stud
The Horse Behind the Pedigree
More than bloodlines.
DF Kamyar was born in Germany in 2013 and bred by Birkhof Stud.
His pedigree is important — but it is only one part of his breeding value.

Kamyar combines a distinctive Arabian expression with substance, balance, athletic presence and a remarkably composed character.
The horse himself matters.

Expression & Anatomical Harmony
Arabian expression without exaggeration.
DF Kamyar is distinguished by an expressive stallion head, large attentive eyes, a well-defined forehead and a naturally shaped facial profile.
His alert ear carriage, harmonious muzzle and substantial neck contribute to a distinctive and characterful presence.
His head combines Arabian expression with substance and balanced proportions — without the excessive exaggeration of individual features.
A distinctive Arabian stallion with expression, character and natural elegance.
Conformation & Proportions
Structure in balance.
Kamyar’s conformation is defined by a compact, harmonious overall structure, an expressive head-and-neck section and a well-rounded hindquarter.
His body appears substantial without losing mobility. The interaction between back, torso and hindquarter contributes to a balanced and athletic overall impression.
His presence is created by proportion — not by exaggeration.


Expression & Character
Presence begins with attention.
Kamyar’s expression is one of the qualities that defines his presence.
His alertness, composure and sensitivity are visible not only in stillness, but also in the way he responds to his surroundings and to the people around him.
For breeding, character matters alongside pedigree, type and movement.
Calmness is not the absence of energy. It is control.
Hindquarters & Propulsion
The functional engine of movement.
Kamyar’s hindquarters play a central role in his movement.
His well-rounded croup and visibly developed thigh region provide an anatomically strong basis for active engagement of the hind limbs.
In the gallop, the interaction of hip, stifle and hock becomes particularly visible through extension, recovery and coordinated forward movement.
A developed hindquarter region combined with active, dynamic hind-limb movement.

Movement & Athleticism
Power without heaviness.
Kamyar’s movement combines energy, balance and freedom through the body.

In motion, his presence becomes more dynamic — showing reach, responsiveness and the athletic ability expected from a breeding stallion.
Movement is not treated as a separate quality. It belongs to the complete picture of type, conformation, character and usability.
A breeding stallion must be more than impressive at a standstill.

Athletic Range
Balance beyond the expected.
Kamyar’s athletic ability is visible not only in forward movement, but also in coordination, balance and body control.
His willingness to engage with different situations adds another dimension to his physical presence and character.
Athleticism is part of the whole horse.
Mobility & Coordination
Athleticism beyond a straight line.
Kamyar’s movement is not limited to forward speed or extension.
Changes of direction, natural obstacles and varying movement situations show his ability to coordinate his body, respond quickly and maintain balance.
His compact body structure is combined with mobility and an attentive, responsive way of moving.
Balance, responsiveness and coordinated movement are part of his athletic character.

Character & Trust
Strength with composure.
Kamyar’s character is expressed in the way he combines attention, sensitivity and confidence.
In everyday handling, his presence is matched by a calm responsiveness and a willingness to work with the people around him.

For us, this matters in breeding. A stallion is not judged only by pedigree, appearance or movement, but also by the character he brings into every interaction.
Trust is part of breeding value.
Official Data
The essentials at a glance.
- Registered Name: DF Kamyar
- Brand Name: Stallion Kamyar®
- Born: 2013
- Country of Birth: Germany
- Colour: Black
- Height: approx. 150 cm
- Breed: Arabian Thoroughbred (ox)
- Heritage: Asil Egyptian
- Strain: Kuhaylan Ajuz Rodan
- Sire: DF Siraj
- Dam: DF Karimah
- Breeder: Birkhof Stud
Breeding Relevance
What matters in a mating.
Kamyar is not presented as a stallion for every mare.
His breeding value is considered in relation to the individual mare, her pedigree, maternal family, conformation, character and breeding objective.
A meaningful mating begins with compatibility — not availability.
The question is not whether a mare can be bred to Kamyar.
The question is whether she should be.
Consider Kamyar for your mare.
Breeding decisions begin with the individual mare.
If you would like us to consider a potential mating with Stallion Kamyar®, you may submit your mare for individual review.
BREEDING 2027 · NATURAL COVERING · MAXIMUM 12 SELECTED MARES
Submitting a mare nomination does not constitute a reservation, breeding contract or guarantee of acceptance.
