Allikad is an admirable blending of athletically inclined as well as halter champion horses. Sired by Nabiel, the U.S. National Champion Futurity Stallion of 1974, National Top Ten Stallion of 1975 and 1976, a Most Classic Arabian and Legion of Honor Winner as well as sire of numerous champions and champion producers. Nabiel won over 30 Class A Show Championships. Nabiel daughters are sought throughout the world for their contribution of classic type, quality and production ability. Nabiel is sired by *Sakr a U.S. National Top Ten Champion Stallion 1972, U.S. National Native Costume Champion 1976, 1977, 1978, l978 Canadian Top Ten Native Costume Champion, 1978 Canadian National Park Horse Champion, U.S. Reserve National Park Horse Champion 1973, 1974, U.S. National Top Ten Park Horse Champion 1971, 1972, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1982 and Legion of Supreme Merit Winner as well as sire of Champions. *Sakr was sired by *Sultann sire of Mahksous, chief sire at Kehilan Arabians, Inc. in Texas, *Manzoura, 1976 U.S. Reserve National Champion Native Costume and U.S. Top Ten Native Costume in 1977 and *Asadd, 1975 U.S. National Champion Stallion and 1980 U.S. National English Pleasure Champions. *Sakr was out of Enayat who was sired by *Morafic and was a noted broodmare being dam of *Daad, Wasla and Moataz. Nabiel is out of *Magidaa who founded a dynasty of her own in America after being imported by Gleannloch and is the dam of the 1975 U.S. National Futurity Champion Shafeekah, 1974 U.S. National Futurity Champion Nabiel (x *Sakr), 1978 Canadian National Top Ten English Pleasure Horse and Driving Horse Sugaa (x *Sakr), Magda (x *Morafic), Imperial Aliya (x Amaal), AK Kitaal (*Ibn Moniet El Nefous), AK Nafara (*Ibn Moniet El Nefous), AK Khatara (*Ibn Moniet El Nefous), Maysa (Moniet El Sharaf), Majidaa (Ibn El Mareekh), Masidaa-exported (Ibn El Mareekh) and Anaza Madeena (Ibn El Mareekh). *Magidaa is also the dam of the legendary producer, Bint Magidaa, dam of Ruminaja Ali (U.S. Reserve National Champion Stallion), Alidaar, Ruminaja Majed, Ruminaja Fayez, Ruminaja Bahajt-exported to Zichy-Thyssen, Ruminaja Rabia, Nazeem, Ruminaja Shakira, Ruminaja Magidaa, Nagda, Thee Alchemist-exported, Miss Maggie Mae, Magidaa's Image, Thee Infidel (U.S. National Top Ten Stallion in 1998 and 2000) and Beloved Infidel. *Magidaa was sired by Alaa El Din a noted broodmare sire (Hanan, *Hoda, *Omnia, Safinaz, *Ramses Amal, *Hegra, *AK Karama, Hodhoda, Fayrooz, Rawayeh, Mahiba, Manaya, *Shiaa, and Om El Arab)and successful racehorse (1 win, 5 places out of 6 starts). Alaa El Din was sire to several fabulous stallions - the ethereal *Farazdac, a successful racehorse (3 wins, 13 places out of 16 starts), *Faleh who was a successful performance horse earning his Legion of Merit (sire of racing phenomenon Asjah Ibn Faleh who won 16 and placed in 9 races out of 30 starts - garnering him the 1977 Race Colt of the Year and 1980 Race Horse of the Year - as a show horse he was undefeated in English Pleasure in 1983), *Soufian, and *Rasheek to name a few. *Magidaa was out of Maisa (Shahloul x Zareefa) who Judith Forbis describes as "A well-balanced big mare with long neck and considerable scope she was the main progenitress of the Bint El Bahreyn Lineage" - dam of *Bint Maisa El Saghira a Legion of Merit performance horse (dam of Shaikh Al Badi, Amaal, Dahmah Shahwaniah, Dahma Il Ashekwar, Radia, Nafairtiti, Rihahna and Shamruk), Bint Maisa, Madkour (Germany), Ibn Maisa and Ezz El Arab (Egypt).

Allikad is out of *Dakilla (imported from the UK) and was bred and foaled at Kehilan Arabians, Inc. of Texas). *Dakilla was sired by Kheiralla who was bred at the EAO and exported to the UK as a 2 year old. Kheiralla was sired by Kayed (*Morafic x Kaydahom by Azmi), Al Badeia's chief sire known for producing exotic type no matter what mare was used and is great-grandsire of the 2003 Salon Du Cheval Champion mare, Gelgellah AlBadeia. Kheiralla was out of El Amira (Nazeer x Zaafarana), a full sister to the successful race horse (4 wins out of 8 starts 1961-62 season) *Talal who was herd sire of Kline Arabians in the U.S. Nazeer was also a successful racehorse (4 wins out of 12 starts 1937/38) and a prolific sire of quality which is often inherited by his descendants. El Amira was dam to Ferial, *Wadeea, Sabra, Bint El Arabi, Sharbat, *Haala, *Om El Kheir, *Bedour,*Dananier, and *Hasna El Badia. *Dakilla is out of Bint Alia who was exported from Egypt to Germany then exported from Germany to the UK, then imported to the U.S. by Bentwood Farms and dam of AK Sharalla, RA Bint Alicia (exp. to Argentina), *Bint Saab (exp. to U.S), *Ben Mehanna (exp. to Germany, then Austria) and *Amara (exp to Germany, Austria, then Switzerland). *Bint Alia was sired by Korayem a successful racehorse (4 wins out of 4 starts) before becoming a sire at Hamdan Stables. Korayem is a Nazeer son out of Helwa the granddam of *Ghazala, and tail female line for Shahloul, Anter, *Bint Serra I, and El Moez (sire of Sameh). Bint Alia is out of Alia dam of *Monaa (exp. to Germany, The Netherlands, then the U.S.), Ola (exp. to Russia, then to Lithuania). Alia was sired by Amrulla a successful racehorse (7 wins out of 12 starts 1958/59) before standing at stud at El Zahraa. Amrulla was sired by Sid Abouham a successful racehorse (13 wins out of 28 starts1939/45) out of Zaafarana described by Judith Forbis as "very elegant fine boned, Saklawi type with good reach and excellent gaits". Alia is out of Maysouna dam of *Ansata Bint Misuna (dam of Ansata Abu Sudan, Ansata El Masri and Ansata Selene) and *Berlanty. (dam of *Shiaa - Legion of Merit) Maysouna was sired by Kheir, a sire of successful racehorses Mandour and *Fadel.

Allikad is a culmination of ancestral components for athleticism, disposition and beauty as well as being an excellent mother and producer.