Kamasi Sabata was a daughter of four-time national halter and performance champion Khemosabi (Amerigo x Jurneeka, by Fadjur), whose exploits as a sire need no introduction. In addition to those four national championships, U.S. and Canadian National Champion Stallion and U.S. and Canadian National Western Pleasure Champion, Khemosabi was one of only few horses ever to earn the coveted Legion of Masters Award. Khemosabi's own dam, Jurneeka, was a U.S. National Champion in both Western and English pleasure. From her, Khemosabi inherited - and consistently passed on - his beautiful face and espression.

Khemosabi daughter, Kamasi Sabaha, was the first of nine foals out of the legendary producer Gavadraff, whose progeny also included multiple national performance and halter Khemanche, Kamasi Sabaha's full brother. Gavadraff's own sire, Gazon (x Scheraff, by Indraff), and her dam was the good Indraff daughter, Vadraff (x Invasia, by Valensik). Like Khemosabi, Ferzon and Indraff were famous for their offspring's trainability, athleticism and exceptional work ethic. It is no surprise, then, that with multiple crosses to legends Witraz, Indraff, Ferseyn, and Fadjur through their best (*Bask, Bey Shah, Khemosabi and Gazon), *RSD Dark Victory not only looks like his pedigree, he also breeds like his pedigree.