Mudaris

Elite-graded Mudaris presents an exceptional combination of quality, athleticism, and character. He offers correct conformation, clean radiographs, powerful and elastic movement, a natural jumping technique, and an outstanding temperament—all wrapped in a striking iridescent golden coat. In addition to his dilute gene, he carries the red gene, giving him the ability to produce palomino offspring when paired with red-based mares.

Mudaris began his career on the track in Dagestan, Russia, racing as a two- and three-year-old with six starts, achieving three seconds and one third place. Among his highlights are runner-up finishes in both the Russian Derby and the Budyonny Stakes at Pyatigorsk Racetrack—each prestigious Group 1 races. He was purchased sound directly off the track and imported to Denmark in 2021.

Now transitioning into endurance, Mudaris entered competition in 2025 with two introductory rides and a 40 km qualification. He performed impressively, demonstrating excellent recovery and notably low heart rates.

In August 2025, Mudaris and his son, Amudar Ozal, competed at the European Akhal-Teke Championships. Mudaris earned the title of European Champion in the stallion class (ages 5–15) and was also awarded the Public’s Choice honor. His son won the two-year-old class and was named Reserve Absolute European Champion—an early testament to Mudaris’s breeding potential.

The Akhal-Teke breed is renowned for its influence as a refining bloodline, having contributed to the development of breeds such as the Thoroughbred, Orlov Trotter, Trakehner, and Kinsky. All offspring by Mudaris are eligible for registration as Partbred Akhal-Tekes through the Russian studbook, the Akhal-Teke Association of America, or both.

Standing at 15.3 hands, Mudaris holds an official breeding license from the Russian Studbook, further underscoring his quality and value as a stallion.