The Asil Club
International Association for the Preservation of the Asil Arabian Horse
The Asil Club e.V. was founded in 1974 by Dr. W. Georg Olms (1927–2026) and other passionate breeders. It boasts around 300 members from 30 countries—including the Royal Studs of Bahrain, the stud farms of the Emirs of Qatar and the UAE, the Royal Cavalry of the Sultanate of Oman, as well as the state stud farms in Dhirab, Saudi Arabia; Bait Al Arab, Kuwait; El Zahraa, Egypt; Basel Al Assad, Syria; Bàbolna, Hungary; and the Marbach State Stud in Germany—the oldest stud farm in Europe dedicated to the purebred breeding of Asil Arabians (Asil-Egyptian and Asil-Arabian, specifically the line of Murana I 1808 OA, imported from Syria to Scharnhausen-Weil in 1816).

Mission and Activities
As the world's first man-made purebred breed, the Asil Arabian demonstrably shines with: character, performance, type. It is a living cultural heritage of mankind. Thanks to these qualities, almost all modern riding horse breeds have been more or less influenced by the Asil Arabian through crossbreeding.
It is necessary, in the sense of conservation breeding, to preserve this original source of his particularly valued qualities and the variety of its type characteristics, to educate internationally about the knowledge of the importance of consistent Asil breeding and to maintain this further, especially through appropriate activities related to almost all facets of husbandry and equestrian sport.
The management of the Asil Club e.V. with its members from meanwhile 40 nations is in the hands of The Board (see there) and the Office in Germany (see there), which organize the annual general meetings (see there), the Asil Cup International Festivals (see there) and in regular intervals the documentations Asil Arabians - The Noble Arabian Horses (see there, published so far volume I - VII, meanwhile in German, English, Arabic).
Also the website, which offers information from the association as well as the possibility for members to offer horses for sale, to show stallions at stud or to highlight the (sportive) achievements of their horses under saddle or in front of the carriage, is currently maintained from here. In the future there will be the possibility to publish stud portraits for members for a small listing fee. Stud banners with linking and a stud list are already free of charge for members.




