Hamcho's own horse registry names him owner

ghabra.com had been carried as a generic third-party mail client on Server B. Its own archived pages are a horse-pedigree database, and one entry lists Mohammed Hamcho by name as both owner and breeder — matching animal farming and horse trading, a business line named directly in his OFAC designation.

Stated by a primary source — the party's own filing, site, or an official designation.

The record: registry no. A01750, name Hasnaa Al-Sham (حسناء الشام), a mare foaled 1997, strain شويمة سباح, at the Al-Ghabra stable — with Mohammed Hamcho listed as both owner (المالك) and breeder (المربي).

This is the domain's own primary content, not shared-infrastructure inference — the same category of evidence as the hadeed-mmc.com letterhead and the horizon-cont.com contact page, both already rated confirmed on that basis.

OFAC's designation narrative for Hamsho International Group explicitly lists animal farming and horse trading among its business lines. A private Arabian-horse stable is exactly that line, not an adjacent guess.

Reclassified from third_party to hamsho; the mail-only hosting on Server B is unchanged, only the ownership read.

A second archived page corroborates it independently: the site's prose welcome message, captured eleven days earlier on 14 November 2007, ends with his name as the page's only signature — "أهلاً بكم في مربطنا محمد حمشو" ("Welcome to our stud — Mohammed Hamsho").