Arabian Horses for sale at very reasonable prices to good homes from the
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of all, my apologies if you have come on to this site expecting to see about
the air conditioning for your car - that is my job but these lovely Arabian
horses below are the passion that occupy my leisure hours. I have hijacked
this site for a while until I have found new homes for some of my lovely babies.
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Update Spring 2012
First I lost the remaining sister. She was not as old as her mother had been so that was a disappointment to say the least. She had produced a lovely colt foal in 2008 - much as I like fillies I am always happy to have the occasional boy, they are so different in nature. That birth was the only joyful event so far, I still have him and he is growing into a really nice horse.
In May 2009 I was lucky to buy a middle aged but lovely grey Polish bred mare by Balon with impeccable breeding as a replacement. Some months later she was found stone dead for no apparent reason. I never found out the true reason why she had died but whatever it was it must have been almost instantaneous without any suffering or illness. O-Tejo her husband scarcely moved from the spot where she died for several days. This was a great sadness as she was a real joy to own and ought to have lived for years more.
Again I was incredibly lucky to find another beautifully bred mare with world-class breeding to replace her. This time she is a chestnut but with Russian blood (by the famous Peleng out of Pegaia). So far she looks happily in foal. I can scarcely wait to see what she might produce - I hope that this spring will be the start of more joyful events.
Another pleasing event is that the friend mentioned below under Ibn Montino, now happily recovered from her health problems has now after many years stumbled over this website and has remade contact with me. It is to her profound knowledge of Arabian breeding lines that I owe the pleasure of both the grey Polish mare and also my current chestnut Russian mare.
Previous Update
August 2007
Mare
kept me waiting for weeks. I kept thinking that she was going to foal several
weeks ago but she finally decided that she had kept me waiting long enough
and dropped a pretty little filly foal as a complete surprise on the morning
of August 5th. I had seen her only several hours before, late at
night and she had given me no signs this year and then at eight o’clock there
it was, standing firm and tall on its spindly legs with lovely curly ears,
dry and fed and looking as though it was already three or four hours old.
Another filly I am glad to say, very dark bay with just a little white partway
around one coronet and a partly white hoof. She is now two weeks old and floats
around the paddock following her yearling sister
As
I keep my Arabs purely as a hobby, I have to occasionally let one or two of
the youngsters go to new homes.
Grey
4 year old filly 2003 Sold currently about rose grey but almost
certainly going completely grey in a couple of years
Bay 3 year old filly 2004 Sold almost
certainly to mature smaller than the one above and the one below
Dark
Brown yearling 2006 Sold still dark brown but just could turn into
a grey sometime in the future as many of her sisters have done.
All
three fillies by O-Tejo
AHSB Vol XVIII
(Obeyda / Rezah’s
Nadine) out of a pair of full sisters by Ibn Montino (AHSB XIII) out of Jael
(AHSB XI).
A bit of History
This
section was written some ago but if you care to read to the end it all makes
a bit of sense.
My
membership of the Arab Horse Society goes back over 40 years when I acquired
my foundation mare Jael by Kossak
out of Ghazal (AHSB Vol XI). She was a good old-fashioned
type looking like the photos of the mares imported by the Blunts, which is
not surprising as some of her antecedents were very early in our society’s
history - only three generations back from Jael
are horses born before the First World War and in only five generations we
are back to the 19th century and the desert bred horses like Mesoud.
Jael traces on her root dam's side to Gulnare (4
generations back) and is a Seglawieh Jedranieh.
Jael has rarely been seen in a show-ring as I have little interest in the
show scene. The only time I wanted to show her and her previous foal off at
the Arab Horse Summer Show, the youngster was seen by a family from
I
retained three of Jael's daughters, all full-sisters
by Ibn Montino.
Jael's abbreviated pedigree is here and followed a few lines down the page is
the pedigree of Ibn
Montino.
/
Rosh Joseph/Roxana
Rushti |
\ Rufeiya
Aluf/Ranya II
Kossak
/
Witraz Ofir/Makta
Karramba |
\ Karmen II Koheilan I/Kasyda
Jael
/ Naseem Skowronek/Nasra
Jaleel |
\ Jawi Jawi Rijm/Jiwa
Ghazal
/
Bazleyd Abu Zeyd/Bazrah
Gara |
\ Gharifet Rizvan/Gulnare
I
bought Ibn Montino as
a yearling and kept him for the rest of his life (he had to be put down at
18). Jael loved him dearly and produced mostly fillies by him and
never really recovered from his loss.
He
was bred by Audrey Paul (a former President of the Arab Horse Society).
An
impressive grey horse with a very powerful trot, he was seen by a very knowledgeable
Arabian lover who was knocked out by his presence, appalled that he was never
shown and asked me to allow her to show him at the AHS summer show. She spent
a couple of weeks or so working hard to prepare him for the showing world
(we both knew that this was insufficient but it was all the time she could
spare) and we took him to the Summer Show. The judge that year had a completely
individual taste and didn't like him (or many of the other fancied horses)
but the public reaction to Ibn Montino was very positive with
good appreciative applause. My new-found friend was not discouraged by the
lack of success but unfortunately she later had a serious medical problem
the following year which prevented a further attempt.
/ Morafic Nacer/Mabriuka
Ibn Moniet el Nefous |
\ Moniet el Nefous Shaloul/Wanisa
Al Nahr Montino
/ Neyseyn
Ferseyn/Moneyna
Al Nahr Neyomi |
\ Fadjurlita
Fadjur/Suralita
Ibn Montino
/ Raktha
Naseem/Razina
General Grant |
\ Samsie
Radi/Naxina
Careelia
/ Indian Magic Raktha/Indian Crown
Comforts Caravel |
\ Extra Special Oran/Sharfina
From
Jael and Ibn Montino I have retained three full-sisters - born in 1981,
1985 and 1988 and in AHSB VOLS XIV, XVI and XVII. These are all greys as are
all his foals, regardless of the mare's colour.
My
current stallion is O-Tejo (1994) by Obeyda
(AHSB XVII) out of Rezah's Nadine (AHSB XV). I bought
him as a foal from his breeder in conjunction with a friend who has other
Arabians, with the intention of racing him (look at his breeding!), but without
the push from my friend, after I took over sole ownership of O-T, I found
that with my growing business I had neither sufficient time nor enough spare
cash to get him trained and raced. He is now middle aged so will never see
a racecourse, but he is a lovely lad and we get along famously.
O-T
is a rich bay with just a small star and is a kitten to handle. As you have
probably guessed by now - I haven't shown him even though he is a big handsome
boy, but I get enormous pleasure from looking at him and I know that many
of the people walking or driving past his paddock do as well. One of my neighbours
admits to wasting hours watching O-T and his family when he is supposed to
be working. If he hears the stallion thundering up the hill he drops whatever
he is doing and watches whatever is taking the stallions interest.
Gharib Anter/Souhair
Nijamin (DE)
Nedjari
Hadban Enzahi/Nadja
Obeyda
TheEgyptianPrince
Morafic/Bint Mona
AK Amiri Fayrouz (US)
Maather
O-Tejo
The Shah (imp) Fabah/Bint
Fada
Prince
Rezah
Crystal Clear Bright
Shadow/Indian Trinket
Rezah's
Nadine
The Shah(imp) Fabah/Bint
Fada
Silver
Rial
Fretted Silver Silver
Drift/Raggussa
So
the youngstock, all by O-Tejo
out of the full-sisters above, available for new homes are as follows:-
1.
Bay 4yo filly
born 26th April 1998
Sold
2.
Grey 4yo filly born 18th August 1998
Sold
3.
Grey 3yo filly born 17th April 1999 Sold
4.
Bay 3yo colt born
5.
Grey 2yo colt born
6.
Grey 2yo colt born
These prices reflect the need to see these youngsters
installed in good new homes and not the quality of the stock. If you have
a good environment for them finding the money should not be too much of a
problem
May I say a word to any professional breeder out there
who may be reading this and is perturbed at the prices undercutting that which
is economic to a professional. Potential purchasers coming to your stud will
find youngstock beautifully groomed and presented,
possibly with show successes and almost certainly sufficiently trained to
show. This is not the case with these, it will take a knowledgeable person
to recognise the quality and potential and there is much work to be done to
get them up to the standard of your own youngsters.
Update
– February 2004
All the text
prior to this point was written a couple of years ago and all of the horses
above have settled happily into new homes together with another colt and filly
that were born in 2001. Unfortunately the eldest of my three mares has since
died, a little unexpectedly and at an age of only 19, leaving her two sisters
to propagate her bloodline.
Currently I have two nice two fillies born in 2002
and a colt and a filly born on the same day of 2003. I suppose that I shall
shortly have to consider finding new homes for these.
Further
update - April 2005
Well – I
put off selling the youngsters in spring last year, then we became so busy
with our aircon work that there was no time to even think of finding new homes
for these. Now the winter is past and we are getting just a little time to
draw breath again before the summer rush for airconditioning and I have to
admit that some of these horses would do better in a nice new home where they
can get much more individual attention than they do now. I know that it will
be a wrench leaving mother, sister, brother, father, aunt and cousin but we
all have to grow up and leave home some day. So now we have three youngsters
all identically bred to those above:-
1. Bay
3yo filly born 2002
Sold
2. Grey
3yo filly born 2002 Sold
3. Grey
2yo colt born 2003 Sold
Unfortunately I have now lost the second of the three sisters I retained, leaving only the elder sister who happens to have been by far the biggest of the three and who naturally produces the largest foals.
Last year we had 4 youngsters that needed rehoming and 3 of those found good new homes. The colt, although from the smaller sister has grown really well and is a big strong lad in his new home.
Now there are 3 that may be available although I have some doubts whether I will really let this years foal go yet. Although she is eating really well and could easily be weaned, I love having babies of this age around.
1. Grey 4yo filly born 2003 Sold
2. Bay 3yo filly born 2004 Sold
3. Dark Brown filly foal (possibly to turn grey) born May 9th 2006 Sold
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