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2015 - 2016 Yearbook & Member Directory

Welcome to the first Yearbook & Directory of the Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc.! This inaugural 2015-2016 Arabian Sport Horse Alliance Yearbook and Member Directory celebrates the activities of the Alliance in his first two years and shines a spotlight on our members to help promote their farms and horses. This publication is intended to be analogous to the yearbooks that many of the sport horse registries publish annually. Contents include: • Articles about our first honorees for the Lifetime Achievement, Horse of the Year, Hall of Fame Person, and Hall of Fame Horse Awards • Information and winner lists of the ASHA Highlight Awards that recognize achievements of Arabian-bred horses and ponies in all-breed sport horse competitions • Winners of the 2015 Year End Competition Awards (2016 winners announced in early 2017) • Charter Member list • Sponsor “Thank Yous” • Farm Profile pages for Member Farms • Stallion Profile pages for Farm Members’ Stallions • Youth Member Spotlights • A few informational/educational articles • A summary of the organization’s activities to date and goals for the future • A directory of members who joined in 2015 -2016 with a listing of their horses for those who elected to include them Thank you all to all our Charter Members and Members for joining the Alliance and helping to build a unique organization to serve the “big tent” of the Arabian sport horse community. The Board of Directors are deeply honored by and grateful for your support of the organization. The Alliance brings together people from a number of registries and all the sport horse disciplines. While the needs and concerns of a member new to the sport horse disciplines may differ from those of a member who has been breeding and competing Arabian-bred horses at upper levels for decades, what we all share is a deep appreciation for the qualities offered by Arabian bred sport horses and a desire to connect with others who share that passion. The Alliance was created as a member based organization to help join together the various segments of the sport horse community involved with Arabian-bred horses so we could work together to support and promote efforts to raise the profile of Arabianbred sport horses and ponies. Ultimately, YOUR participation with and dedication to the Arabian-bred sport horse is at the heart of the Alliance. Whether you are a breeder, amateur exhibitor, promising youth participant, or talented professional; whether you focus on Arabians, Shagya-Arabians, Anglo-Arabians, Half-breds, or part-breds in sport registries the Alliance welcomes you and hopes you will help us to build this organization to serve this incredible community of people who appreciate the many talents and qualities of Arabian-bred sport horses.

Arabian Sport Horse Alliance 2015-2016 Yearbook and Member Directory Table of Contents Lifetime Achievement Honoree: Ann McKay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 ASHA Horse of the Year: Stone of Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 ASHA Hall of Fame: Ward Wells . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 ASHA Hall of Fame: Noran . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Youth Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Shagya-Arabian Sport Horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Highlight Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Take Your Mare to an Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Member Photo Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 2015 Year End Award Winners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Shagya-Arabian Inspections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Member Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Farm Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Stallion Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120 Published by the Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. www.ArabianSportHorseAlliance.org • • [email protected] ASHA BOARD of DIRECTORS President: Peggy Ingles (2015-2016) Vice President: Tamara Torti (2015-2016 Secretary: Dawn Jones-Low (2015-2016) Treasurer: Karin Foley (2015-2016) 2015 Director: Anne Zahradnik 2015 Director: Beth Steinke

2015-16 Director: Chris Donovan 2015-16 Director: Janet Bellows 2016-17 Director: Angela White 2016-17 Director: Beth Thomas 2016-17 Director: Manda Morris

Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. Charter Farm Members Al-Marah Arabian Horses Mark Miller of Clermont, FL An Tearmann Arabians

Golden Oak Arabians and Warmbloods Tamara Torti of Sacramento, CA & Denise Cossuto of Cottonwood, CA Hidden Falls Farm Kim Lacy of Arlington, WA

Jennifer Hamilton & Tim Schaap of Lodi, WI Roze Arabians Ltd. Ashleigh Stud, US and Solarhill Sport Horses

Angela White of Elizabethtown, PA

Karin Foley of Camden, SC US Army Dressage Bonn-Fyre Farms

Katie Ferencik of Tuscon, AZ

Dorann LaPerch of Moorpark, CA Westbrook Sport Horses Faerie Court Farm Dawn & Thom Jones-Low of Ferrisburgh, VT

Gwen & Ed Marshall of Burley, WA

Charter Individual Members

Peter Mileo of Minden, NV

Cathryn Bauer of Eleva, WI

Stacy Mortazavi of Lincoln, CA

Janet Huber Bellows of Lincoln, VA

Melissa Mount of Westfield, VT

Bethany Bonham 0f Corvallis, OR

Paula Nelson of Scottsdale, AZ

Eva Byrd of Alamance, NC

April Nickelson of Ironton, MO

Jessica Dean of Columbia, MO

Christine (Tina) Ostertag of Attica, NY

Catherine Dmochowski of Apison, TN

Debra Peebles of Middletown, MD

Shayna Dolinger of South Prince George, VA

Jim Porcher of Bernaillo, NM

Betty Lou Domjahn of Castlewood, VA

Jacqueline D. Stott of Apex, NC

Rebecca Fielding of Idaho Falls, ID

Beth Thomas of Johnstown, PA

Susan Hall of Platte City, MO

Christine Turner of Alamance, NC

Peggy Ingles of Towson, MD

Dawn Voris of Fort Wayne, IN

Louise Kistner of Newport Beach, CA

Kat D. Walden of Martinez, CA

Jennifer Mc Cloud of Snohomish, WA

Tamara Woodcock of Scurry, TX Anne Zahradnik of Hurley, NY

ASHA Lifetime Achievement Honoree

Ann McKay

spring competing at the highest levels of sport. Ann, by

Enzio daughter Jane Morgenroth produced the An-

this time a widow with two small daughters, was never

glo stallion Quartermaster, who was evented by Olym-

able to show Enzio to his full potential. Nonetheless, Enzio

pian Denny Emerson and amateur Terry Gibson to Prelim

evented to Prelim, competed in dressage to fourth level

and then in jumpers by a junior rider. Quartermaster was named the 1996 USCTA/ASHAI Horse of the Year for his accomplishments. His sons Ulysses and Winchester were

When I was introduced to the Baltimore area horse

fabulous Intermediate three day horses.

community as a teenager in the 70s, one name that

Ara-

Houston, a 5th generation Anglo bred by Ann, complet-

popped up quite a bit was that of Ann McKay. Can’t get a

bians bred for

ed the Rolex Kentucky 4 Star Three Day Event, the toughest

horse to load? Call Ann. Got a horse with bad behavior?

eventing became

course in North America in 2012 and 2013 before being

Call Ann. Need a safe horse for a beginner? Call Ann. Need

a

sold to a young rider. Yardley, an Anglo cross, was success-

an upper level prospect? Call Ann!

Ann’s program and people came from far and wide to breed

Anglo

specialty

of

ful to Advanced level with a young rider.

In the 1960s, Ann and her husband Jim ran their breed-

and buy prospects. Ann had a knack for nicking a particular

Today, Ann is retired from full-time breeding and teach-

ing and training business out of the Elkridge-Harford Hunt

stallion with the perfect mare for the job. Her Anglos were

ing, but still stands an Enzio son, Admiral Harnly, and cov-

Club. It was there that their Arabian stallion named Aaz-

crossed to Anglos, getting her generation upon generation

ers a couple of mares each year. Countless people enjoy

rak made a name for himself as a versatile athlete with an

of that special breed.

the horses Ann bred, whether they are serious competitors

easy temperament, besting all breeds of horses in hunt-

or pleasure riders. Her life’s work is a masterpiece!

and even did combined driving.

ers, jumpers, dressage, western pleasure, speed, stock,

Enzio son and Anglo stallion Post Exchange was a two-

trail, endurance and driving. Ann and Jim also both fox-

time National Champion in Working Hunter. Another son

hunted Aazrak.

Mandate was a successful Grand Prix Jumper before retir-

Throughout this time, Aazrak was bred to a few mares

ing to driving. Daughter Zophia was even ranked as a top polocrosse pony in the country. Small pony IC Blue Shadow, an Enzio grandson, was named ASHA National Champion Pony Hunter several years in a row and started his own line of crossbred ponies before he was gelded. One of of Ann’s early breeding successes was Arzab, an Anglo stallion that Ann competed in eventing at Prelim. After an injury to her back precluded jumping, Ann passed him on to Beth and Bea Perkins in Vermont. The Perkinses competed him up to Advanced and even trained with the USET. Waterfoot Larriken, Discotheque and Coreographer

each year and proved his athletic prepotency even when

were other Anglos sired by Aazrak that evented at Prelim.

crossed on different types of mares. When he died in a

Ann’s daughter Chris competed in Pony Club and later

freak accident in 1975, Aazrak had 28 registered get, 13

at Prelim on Anglo gelding Goshen and stallion Gadd John

of which were purebreds. He impressed Margaret Cabell

Dee, who continued the line, siring a slew of eventers and

Self so much that she included him and his get in her book

hunters himself. Fralik, another Aazrak sired Anglo, was a

The Hunter In Pictures.

top junior hunter before becoming an international jump-

During these early years, Ann was a founding member

er on the Swedish national team.

of the Maryland Combined Training Association and active

His son, Sunset Enzio, also carried the torch for Aazrak,

in the local Pony Club.

continuing the legacy of both purebred and partbred off8

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2015 ASHA Horse of the Year

Stone Of Fire Owned & Ridden by Phyllis Walsh

T

nervous and overwhelmed by this new experience. Rebel,

that he had a 50/50 chance of survival and that I should

however, loved every second of it! He rose to the challenge

come to clinic as soon as possible and should begin think-

and jumped in with all 4 hooves. It was so reassuring to me

ing about the next step. I replied; “Oh no, you don’t under-

to have essentially the same horse at a show as I have a

stand! Rebel has important things to do yet!”

home. Rebel performed so well at that first show that the

I confess, I had absolutely no idea what I was talking

next goal became to try and qualify for USDF Region 2 Re-

about but I had a strong sense that this horse was not yet

gionals. After getting the Qualifying scores for both Train-

ready to leave us and I certainly wasn’t ready to say good-

he sport horse disciplines are built around the con-

then able to

ing Level and First Level Dressage we attended USDF Re-

bye. On that terrifying night my friend and I headed to

cept of striving to progressively develop your horse

lease him for

gionals in September. We went mainly for the experience.

the vet clinic with the truck and trailer. The vet said that I

(and yourself) to their maximum performance ca-

a

of

I soon found out that as an Adult Amateur, the two levels

might need to make that difficult decision. Rebel was be-

pabilities. Stone of Fire and his rider/owner exemplify the

months to see

that I was competing (Training and First level) are the larg-

ing hand walked by the vet tech and was lethargic, with an

aspirational nature of dressage and the dedication to devel-

if this was the

est.

My classes

IV line in neck and his

oping a partnership that are at the heart of the sport disci-

right fit for both of us. So Rebel with his humorous, stead-

often had over 30

belly was wrapped. I

plines at all levels.

fast and calm disposition talked me right into being his

Adult

called out, “Hey Re-

At the beginning of 2015, Phyllis Walsh just wanted to

next partner. Each and every time that I worked with him

in them.

This

bel!” where he put his

move out of her comfort zone and try showing at a rated

he would make me crack up with laughter with the vari-

held true while

head up with his ears

USDF show with her Arabian gelding, Stone of Fire. By the

ous expressions that he displays when begging for a treat

at Regionals as

forward and nickered

end of the season they had found success not just at the lo-

or attention, as well as how at the beginning of a ride he

well. In our Train-

at me.

cal USDF shows at training and 1stlevel, but had earned a

would rather canter than do any other gait and will of-

ing level class,

wild card berth to compete at the USDF Nationals where

ten “pretend” not to hear the riders’ cues. He also has so

Rebel was on top

amazed at his reaction

they placed 20thin a huge class! Throughout their journey,

many different nickers and neighs to express his wants and

of his game and

because he had been

they’ve overcome many challenges while remaining stead-

needs. He will chat with most anyone who cares to engage

placed 8th in a

so depressed earlier.

fast in their partnership. All along the way, Stone of Fire has

with him. Rebel’s reasoning seems to be that they must

class of 44 horse/

He had not seen such

demonstrated his athleticism and the boundless heart that

want to pet him or shower him with affection and there

rider teams. We

a dramatic reaction

so often characterizes the Arabian breed, and served as a

is always the chance that humans come bearing food and

received a beau-

in his 20 plus years.

great ambassador.

treats! So I now had a Dressage horse who happened to be

tiful ribbon and

I told Rebel that the

an Arabian. I have to confess that I knew next to nothing

participated

in

choice was his as far

about this breed or his pedigree, which I have now come to

the awards cer-

as his recovery and

dearly love and appreciate. This is all due to this amazing,

emony.

Also

that I would try and

generous and sometimes quirky horse!

based

on

the

accept whatever the

score

we

re-

choice was.

Here is their story as told by Phyllis. UNUSUAL BEGINNINGS Interestingly enough I was not in the market for a horse when I first noticed Stone of Fire who goes by the barn

couple

Amateurs

The

vet

was

name of Rebel. I was actually volunteering at the local 4H

Our journey began with lessons, local Dressage shows

fair when this round, bouncy, bay horse caught my inter-

and just hacking around the property bareback. Fortunate-

ceived a Wild Card bid to complete at US Dressage Finals

nately Rebel fought through the pain and slowly began

est. Fast forward three years later when I receive a phone

ly this horse came into my life at a time when I needed

in Kentucky in November where we placed in the top 20!! I

to make slow yet steady progress. My thoughts were that

call from my riding instructor that Rebel was available for

to be able to enjoy riding again, build my confidence, get

really hadn’t dreamed this big!

this is such a social horse. He missed his people and horse

sale or lease. During those 3 years this horse would catch

stronger physically after a car accident and basically have

my eye and these thoughts would pass through my head;

fun. My goodness have we had fun! SUMMER 2015

“that horse should be doing Dressage!” or “Gosh, he is so

HARD TIMES

Fortu-

friends at the barn and thrived on that interaction. For the

With good times there are often challenges as well.

next two weeks, I drove to the vet clinic after work to visit

Rebel’s story would be incomplete to not mention some

and handwalk him. And Rebel, being Rebel would nicker at me when I arrived.

athletic and has such nice suspension!” and also most im-

When I reflect back on 2015, I do so with both awe and

of the hardships that he has overcome. In 2011, we al-

portantly “He just looks like he would be fun to work with!”

gratitude. It started with a small dream. I had the desire

most lost Rebel to Colic. This proved to be yet another

Rebel’s recovery took a few months that seemed to last

Thankfully his owners had similar thoughts that Rebel

to branch out from my comfort zone of competing at lo-

time where Rebel amazed with his strength of character

forever. He was finally able to come home where he was

did in fact enjoy Dressage as well as showing and they

cal dressage shows and try a USDF (United States Dressage

and strong will. A few days after surgery, Rebel took a turn

first hand walked, then ridden bareback for 5 minutes at

wanted a home for him where he could continue. I was

Federation) rated show. I must admit that initially I was

for the worse. I got a phone call from the vet indicating

Continued on page 24

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2015 ASHA Hall of Fame Honoree

Ward Wells

Dedicated to supporting and promoting Arabians, Shagya-Arabians, Anglo-Arabians, and

part-bred Arabians in sport horse

disciplines and in sport horse breeding in all

Ward Wells was a pioneer of dressage in the US beginning in the 1940s --which was several decades in advance

registries

that

of the widespread popularity of the discipline in the US.

horses or ponies.

incorporate

Arabian-bred

He trained horses to High School (Haute Ecole) Dressage including the airs above the ground, taught many students to ride using dressage as a foundation, traveled throughout the Pacific Northwest giving dressage demonstrations, and was involved in Arabian breeding and showing. His significant accomplishments with and dedication to both Arabian horses and to the sport of dressage are why he Ward and *The Count of Al-Marah

was selected for a Hall of Fame Award by the Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. From Washington State College Alumni magazine June

Ward Wells’ decades long devotion to encouraging the

1951 edition:

growth of dressage in the US culminated in his founding of

“The annual Light Horse Judging School and Show, held

the Oregon Dressage Society in 1971. Following his death

May 25, 26, and 27 at the WSC Hilltop Stables, featured

in 1982, the ODS established the Ward Wells Memorial

more than 140 horses of various breeds, including the

Trophy which was awarded for many years.

Arabian, Palomino, Appaloosa, American Saddle Bred, Ten-

Ward Wells’ contributions to dressage and the Arabian

nessee Walking Horse, Morgan, American Quarter Horse,

breed helped to establish both in the US equestrian com-

and Thoroughbred. Ward W. Wells, of Oswego, Oregon,

munity and deserve recognition in the Arabian Sport Horse

was featured in special events riding his Dressage stallion,

Alliance Hall of Fame.

‘Sharik.’ ‘Sharik’ is an Arabian stallion and the only horse performing in [High School] Dressage without the use of

The Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. offers Individual, Farm, and Youth Memberships

Horse of the Year, Lifetime Achievement, and Hall of Fame Honorees Farm Profiles, Annual Stallion Roster, Newsletters, Year End Points Program Networking with Sport Horse Organizations and Sport Breeding Registries

the bridle. He has performed before more than 500,000

Recognition of Arabian-bred horses and ponies in all-breed sport disciplines

people in Canada, Washington, Oregon, California, and Wyoming.” After Sharik was retired, Ward Wells trained and ex-

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hibited *The Count of Al-Marah AHR#12912 1957 stallion (Count Orlando x Rafeena). These dressage exhibition rides introduced thousands of people to the dressage. In

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addition to his devotion to the art of dressage, Ward Wells was committed to supporting and promoting the Arabian horse and was one of the first R judges for the AHSA Arabian show division in the 50s along with Bill Munson, and Don Sharik – AHR#1784 1939 Arabian stallion

Jones. He also bred 11 Arabians in the decade from 1946

(Ralet x Bint Narma)

through 1956. 12

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2015 ASHA Hall of Fame Honoree

Behind the Scenes at the Alliance

Noran

B

uilding a member based organization from scratch requires a massive amount of work behind the scenes to create systems and tools to manage the day to day functions, develop programs, and work towards our long term goals. Our BOD and officers generously serve the organization as hard working volunteers who are striving to make a difference for the community.

N

oran (Oran x Nerina by Rissalix) was a 1956 chestnut Arabian stallion bred by Lady Wentworth. There are a number of

significant details about Noran that make him worthy of being rescued from obscurity and recognized by an Arabian Sport Horse Alliance Hall of Fame Award. Purchased by Dr H C E M Houtappel and exported to the Netherlands in 1960, Noran was an influential sire. He won many prizes in the show ring including Champion Stallion of the Netherlands in 1959. First hand reports indicate that Noran was noted for superlative movement. Noran sired 32 purebred foals in the Dutch Stud Book including

ing success and the lineage patterns associated with it is

the 1961 stallion Achim who was sold to England where he

important to providing insights and inspiration in breeding

in turn was a national champion and successful sire before

contemporary Arabian bred sport horses.

being exported to the US. Noran is most often remembered as the sire of the Anglo-Arabian showjumper “Rex The Robber” ( X Berenice xx) who was successful in international show jumping in the 1970s with Alwin Schockemöhle including earning a silver medal at the European Championships in 1973. Less well known is that Noran was approved for breeding in the KWPN (Dutch Warmblood) studbook and sired a number of KWPN offspring including a 1973 bay stallion name Olympus who became the first international Grand Prix dressage horse for the Netherlands with rider Dirk Jan Dekker before being sold to Japan in 1986. Siring two international sport horses, Rex the Robber and Olympus, was an incredible achievement for an Arabian stallion. Interestingly, Noran is just one example of horses that blended Oran and Rissalix lineage to produce elite sport horse ability in both purebreds and when Rex The Robber

crossed with other breeds. Noran has modern descent in the US, the UK, and Europe. Recognizing this kind of breed14

Early in our planning for the organization, we recognized that in order to function from an online base, we needed tools to help us stay organized and process information. There are two inter-connected tools that have been invaluable. Firstly, thanks to Entice Web Design we have a fairly sophisticated website that looks fantastic, and gives us tools like secure commerce functions and web forms. The web forms on the site allow us to not just process memberships, but also to post the member farm profiles and member ads directly from member submitted forms. This “automation” is a great tool for a small volunteer run organization. As the Alliance grows, we will be able to continue to develop the website to offer more features that will help promote the interests of our members and offer the membership some useful tools for showcasing their Arabian-bred sport horses and their breeding programs. Secondly, Charter Farm member Thom Jones-Low donated many hours of his time to create an off-line database that allows us to import the information from web forms (like membership contact information and horse recording information) so that we can store that information easily and accessibly. We can then import the stored information into publications like the ASHA Member Yearbook & Directory and the ASHA Stallion Roster. Thom has also added features to the database to store records of the ASHA Competition Points Program and calculate the points as the results are entered. These database functions are essential to our small volunteer staff for managing many of our programs and services. While much of the BOD’s efforts have been on administrative tasks, we have also been able to engage in outreach

efforts to forge connections and explore opportunities to broaden support for and promotion of Arabian-bred sport horses in the wider sport horse world. Since launching the organization just 18 months ago, we have: • Published a Member Handbook (updated annually), a newsletter, and our first Stallion Roster for our Charter Farm and Farm members’ Arabian, Shagya-Arabian, AngloArabian, Half-Arabian, and partbred Arabian stallions. • Implemented our Year End Competition Awards Program giving out awards in 15 competition categories the first year and expanding it for the 2016 competition to include separate recognition categories for Youth Riders and for Arabian-breds competing in Pony Divisions • Joined the USEF as an Alliance Partner Member • Joined the US Sport Horse Breeders Association as a business member • Bestowed multiple Highlight Awards to recognize Arabianbred horses at prominent allbreed sport horse competitions. We were able to offer a few Highlight Awards just a few months after the organization launched in 2015, and are proud to have expanded the program in 2016 to include the National Dressage Pony Cup, the Young Horse Show Series, the 2016 Nutrena USEA American Eventing Championships presented by Land Rover, Starr Vaughn Summer Dressage, and the USDF CDS Northern Jr./ Young Riders Championships • Held our first election to fill two expired Board Member positions • Sought nominations for and then selected honorees for our major recognition awards –Lifetime Achievement, Horse of the Year, Hall of Fame Person, and Hall of Fame Horse. • Held the first ASHA Annual Membership Meeting online • Held fun door prize drawings at AHA SHN in 2015 & 2016 • Advertised on the back cover of the Sport Horse Nationals show programs 15

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P rofiles

Our junior members are the most critical asset to ensure the future of the Arabian sport horse. We get to know them better with a fun Q&A! MADISON DWYER Gibson, North Carolina

rider I am today without him and my previous horse

What was your most memorable horse moment?

that passed away 2 years ago, KF Kestrel.

My most memorable horse moment was when I won the high point for dressage at youth nationals last year! My equestrian dream came true when: My equestrian dream came true when I qualified and showed in Pony Finals 2016.

MADDIE JAHNS Cave Creek, Arizona

When I am not at the barn I am doing what? When I’m not at the barn I am playing with Ellie and

ed me from the very beginning and i have learned so much from her. What would be your dream horse vacation? My dream horse vacation would be the opportunity to show in Wellington for the summer.

BAILEY LONES Lenoir City, Tennessee

What was your most memorable horse moment? My most memorable horse moment would be the minute I saw my horse Mercury and knew he was the one. The minute I looked at him and he nuzzled me in the stall I just knew that we would be partners forever. My equestrian dream came true when: My equestrian dream came true when I went to Youth Nationals this summer and won a Unanimous Nation-

What is the name and breed of your very first horse,

al Championship in HA Sport Horse Show Hack. It is

how old were you, and what was the occasion when


an unforgettable moment and I wouldn’t have want-

you got him/her?


ed to receive my first national championship with any

My first horse is the only horse I have ever owned. He

you got him/her?

other horse.

is an Anglo Arabain named VF Majestic Rogue ++++// (Magic). I got him when I was 12 years old.

My first horse was a Mini pony that was a rescue i got when i was 8. She had foundered and her previous

When I am not at the barn I am doing what?

owners could not pay, so a vet in Virginia rescued

When I am not at the barn I’m either at school study-

Who is an equestrian that you admire and why?

her. When my mom and I went to pick up her horse

ing or hanging out with my friends.

I admire Laura Graves who is competing in dressage


on her own horse at the Olympics in Rio.


that was also at this vet, I begged my mom to let me get her. She ended up squeezing in the trailer and we

What horse(s) do you now own?

brought her home!

I own a Half Arabian, Half Dutch Harness Horse named

What would be your dream horse vacation?

My very first pony was a purebred Arabian. Her name

Mercury Rising KE +++//. He’s the perfect horse for me

My dream horse vacation would be traveling to other

is Hearts Adrift. When I got her I was just 6 years old.


and I wouldnt trade him for anything! He has definitly

countries and riding horses while I’m there.

An equestrian i admire is my mom. She has support-

taught me so much about riding and I wouldnt be the 16

you got him/her?

More YOUTH PROFILES on next page 17

Youth Profiles

JACK MASTERS Austin, Texas

Who is an equestrian that you admire and why? An equestrian that I admire, are my horse trainers Chloe Desjarlais my hunter trainer and my Arabian



IWhen I’m not at the barn I am playing football.

Charlotte Dujardin is the equestrian that I admire the most. she is an amazing rider and has perse-


vered through lots of things to get where she is at

My horse now is Keepitcountry. An Arabian gelding

today.

that was a track racehorse, and then a polo pony be-


fore I got him.

have always wanted to take a horse to the beach and gallop them down the beach.

trainer, Cynthia Cubbage. I admire them because they are fantastic role models because they have great attitudes when they ride and they are really good


sports.

My most memorable horse moment was Winning my first national championship in 2014.

What would be your dream horse vacation? My dream horse vacation would be going to the beach

My equestrian dream came true when:

with all my ponies/horses and galloping on the beach

I received my USDF bronze medal at the age of 13.

with them, my mom, and my friends!

CLAIRE NICKELSON Ironton, Missouri


When I am not at the barn I am doing what? When I’m not at the barn I am hanging out with friends.

My most memorable horse moment was when I got champion in half Arabian sport horse under saddle at


my very first Arabian and Half Arabian youth nation-



als in 2015.

you got him/her?

I own my amazing half Arabian Tagg Yorr It+/.

My first horse was a Shetland named Luke. I was 4. My My equestrian dream came true when:

mom got him for me.

My equestrian dream came true when I qualified and Who is an equestrian that you admire and why?

showed in Pony Finals 2016.

I admire my mom, Jennifer Masters. Because she is When I am not at the barn I am doing what?

the one that rides with me and helps me at the races.

When I am not in the barn I like to play basketball and What would be your dream horse vacation?

hang out with friends.

My dream horse vacation would be to ride at a race What horse(s) do you now own?

in Wyoming.

The horses/ponies that I own right now are Rosie/ Raindrops On Roses HL, Sunny/Hearts Adrift, Dap-


ples/Lucky

My most memorable horse moment was crossing the


finish line on my first 25 mile race.


Charm,

Khipper/Ackholade,

Fancy/

Abaskins Fine Design, Allie/ Illuminada, and Justice/

Feeling down?

you got him/her?

Justice Once. My equestrian dream came true when:

My first horse was a pure bred Arabian named El

My equestrian dream came true when I finished all 3

Pazarro. I was 5 when he came into my life. He be-

days at Ft. Stanton.

longed to my grandma.

Saddle up! More YOUTH PROFILES on next page

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Youth Profiles

KOBE PIELOW Coatesville, Pennsylvania

MIKAYLA VORIS Fort Wayne, Indiana

Honor, or when I rode him tackless for the first time, and it went so well.


My equestrian dream came true when:

My dream horse vacation would be going to Florida

It would be when we got Precious V. My mom and I

or a close beach and taking my horse Legend there

have wanted her ever since we heard of her, especial-

with me and riding on the sandy beaches.

ly because she is Blackies full sister. She’s a dream come true and she is a big sweetheart!

What was your most memorable horse moment? My most memorable horse moment was at the 2012


Region 15 Championships. Gold reflection++/, A

I’m almost always doing homework. Most of the time,

Crabbet Arabian horse and I went Champion in the

when I’m not doing homework or riding, im playing

Sport horse In Hand Geldings JTH class. I remember

video games, drawing, or reading. I read a lot.

the person who taught me how to do SHIH coming across with her arms up in the air cheering after I


placed higher than her in that class.

The names of our 3 are Peace Maker V+++/ (Blackie) Precious V (Precious) and Black Magyk++/ (Jake).

My equestrian dream came true when: My equestrian dream came true when I got Legend.

What is the name and breed of your very first horse, how old were you, and what was the occasion when


you got him/her?


I am either hanging out with friends in my neighbor-

Peace Maker V+++/ ( aka Blackie) was the name of my


hood or spending family time with my family. Also

first horse, he’s an Arabian. My parents had wanted to

you got him/her?

thinking about my little Crabbet Arabian horse.

keep getting Varian horses, and he was a carbon copy

The name of my very first horse is AAA Legend of

of the horse they had before. We got him when he

the Seas. He is a Crabbet Arabian and I was about

was two, and I was born shortly after.

12 years old when I got him. The occasion was that I had just got done leasing another Crabbet horse and


didn’t have anyone to ride. Legend was available at

Charlotte Dujardin is my equestrian IDOL. I’ve looked

that time. My mom and my teacher went to look at

up to her for years. She’s an amazing rider and I re-

him on Tuesday and on Sunday he came to his new

spect her so much. She has an unbreakable bond with

home from his old home at Dawn Jones –Low. To this

Valegro and I want to be as good as her someday..

No hour of life is wasted that is spent in the saddle.

day, we still call Dawn Jones- Low one of his moms. Who is an equestrian that you admire and why? An equestrian that I admire would be Julio Mendoza. He is a Professional Dressage Rider. I fell in love with the way he rode his Friesian stallion Ivan. From there on I got to have a few lessons with him and I realized how much of a good rider he was.

-Winston Churchill

The essential joy of being with horses is that it brings us in contact with the rare elements of grace, beauty, spirit, and fire.

What would be your dream horse vacation? My dream would be to go to Youth Nationals in Tulsa with Blackie. I’d love to show there, I’ve never been farther than Canada with him and I’d be amazed to go there. What was your most memorable horse moment? My best achievement in Blackie would have to be

-Sharon Ralls Lemon

when I finished up all his legions, except his Legion of 20

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If Shagya-Arabians are Sport Horses, Why Haven’t I Heard of Them?

By Adele Furby

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ou are not alone. In Europe the breed is often referred to as the “New-Old” breed. And in truth, it is. It is “new” because Shagya-Arabians are being rediscovered by many around the world, and “old” because Shagya-Arabian breeding began over 225 years ago, in 1789, when the Babolna State Stud in Hungary was founded. The Shagya-Arabian breed was developed to be an elite riding and driving horse for the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, as well as an all-purpose military horse during the era when the horse was essential for every country’s defense. Concurrently the Shagya-Arabian served as an “improvement” horse--a horse to be used in crossbred breeding to upgrade other breeds. Based largely on desert Arabian bloodlines, traces of several Arabianinfluenced Transylvanian light horse breeds as well as the Spanish progenitors of the Lipizzaner breed and English Thoroughbred can be seen in Shagya pedigrees. However, these traces are at least 10 generations removed from current Shagya-Arabians pedigrees. The breed acquired its name from an original Arabian stallion bred by the Bani Saher tribe, foaled in 1830 in what is now Syria. Of the Koheil Siglavy strain, he, along with a number of other desert Arabians was imported to Babolna by an Austro-Hungarian horse-buying expedition in 1836. This original “SHAGYA d.b.” was remarkably strong and tall, standing almost 16 hands. He exerted such a strong influence over the breed that eventually the

Purebred Shagya-Arabian Society International (the ISG), the international breeding organization for Shagya-Arabians, adopted this name for a breed which had variously been known in Europe as “Araberrasse” (Arabian-bred), “Babolna Arabians”, or “part-bred Arabs”. This official adoption of the term “Shagya-Arabian” did not occur until 1978 when the breed and it’s name was accepted by WAHO as a distinct sub-species of Arabian horse. So you can see why even in Europe, while the Shagya-Arabian horse itself is not so unknown, common usage of the name for the breed is relatively new. As an example, in August of 1989 while at the Purebred Shagya Society International Championship Show in St. Gallen, Switzerland, a Swiss judge of the riding classes said to me, “You know, a number of years ago I had a horse that I now realize was a Shagya-Arabian, but at the time he was just considered a partbred Arab with no special breed identity. This is the first time I’ve judged riding classes at a Shagya-Arabian show and when I look back I realize it was the best riding horse I ever hadl! Strong praise from a credible source for a “new-old” breed! The Babolna State Stud, located between Vienna and Budapest, developed the breed’s sport horse qualities and genetic strength through the most effective methods. Firstly, it maintained a rigorous set of performance tests for both mares and stallions before they were accepted for breeding. Methods included a 480-mile ride in 10 days across plains, forest, and mountains, 2-mile sprints,

For many years the “flagship” stallion in Europe of the Shagya-Arabian breed, Danish-bred SHAGAL stood a full 16.1 hands and was a talented jumper and dressage horse. He was used as an improvement stallion in Denmark for Danish Warmbloods and Germany for Trakehners. He crowned his career by becoming chief stallion at the Babolna State Stud to help bring the Babolna State Stud back to its former breeding glory.

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and long-distance driving. \Mares as well as stallions were also sent to the headquarters of cavalry regiments near established hunt clubs and officers would ride them in the hunting field. A careful record was made describing the horse’s jumping, speed, condition, disposition, as well as how good a keeper the horse was. Mares and stallions which did not meet the highest standards in these performance tests were all sold at auction or sent to other state studs to be used as outcrosses/improves for breeds such as the Kisber Felver and the Gidran. Secondly, besides using culling coupled with performance testing, the Hungarians were able to use extensive progeny testing. New desert Arabian stallions were bred to 30 mares for each of three successive years. Ten of the stud’s best, ten of the middle quality, and ten of the lowest quality mares were used, and at the end of the three-year period, all the offspring were brought up before the breeding committee for evaluation. If the offspring were not judged to be good enough, the entire group was sold. Consequently, very few stallions were actually allowed to continue in the breed.

saved from the slaughterhouse in this way. Consequently, the torch of purebred Shagy-Arabian breeding was passed on to West Germany, Denmark, Austria, and Switzerland. In recent times Shagya-Arabian breeders have also organized breeding groups in Norway, Sweden, Italy, France, North America, Venezuela and Columbia. Also, since 1989, along with the revitalization of the Shagya-Arabian breed in Babolna itself, the eastern European countries of Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Bulgaria and Rumania have managed to continue their traditional ShagyaArabian breeding programs and they have also joined the ISGArabian as full participating members. Over the past 20 years, the annual world-wide foal crop for Purebred Shagya-Arabians has averaged around 500 individuals. For many years the country with the most active Shagya-Arabian breeding was the country we most often associate with sport horse breeding--Germany, although in recent years the revival of ShagyaArabian breeding in Hungary in particular has resulted in an upsurge in numbers there as well. In Germany Shagyas have an excellent reputation as sport horses. They compete regularly at the various stallion performance tests against the Warmblood breeds, and several times have come out champion or reserve champion at these tests.

Thirdly, the Hungarians were able to maintain athletic ability and genetic strength through judicious line Elegant and a convincing performer, German-bred PAMINO Purebred Shagya-Arabreeding coupled with was several times halter champion and was reserve cham- bian have also contribcareful and regularly pion of the 100 day stallion performance test in Warendorf uted significantly to the repeated (usually once against a couple of dozen of the best Hannoverian stal- development of those self every 4 generations) lions in Germany. He eventually also became chief stallion same German Warmblood outcrossing to purebred in Hungary during the revitalization of the Babolna Stud breeds. Probably the most Arabians. This method breeding program. influential Shagya-Arabiinsures genetic predictaan in German Warmblood bility as well as protecting against the dangers of inbreedbreeding would be a Purebred Shagya-Arabian mare named ing. The classic genetic principal of “three times in and one JORDI, who is often mis-identified on pedigrees as an “Antime out” is exemplified here in real life. glo-Arab”. JORDI was bred in Poland, and it was there that Another reason why the Shagya-Arabians have remained relatively unknown is that political and geographic factors have played a big role in its recent history. A large majority of the world’s Shagya-Arabians were in the wrong place at the wrong time during the final days of World War II. Many were killed or slaughtered for food, still others were captured as prizes of war and eventually lost. Shortly thereafter, when the Communist regime took over Hungary in the 1950’s Shagya-Arabian breeding at the Babolna State Stud was given pitifully low priority. Fortunately, knowledgeable horse breeders in western European countries were able to salvage some of the most superior remnants of the Shagya-Arabian bloodstock--many were

her famous son RAMSES was born, although he eventually stood at stud in Germany. RAMSES’s sire was the English Thoroughbred RITTERSPORN XX. RAMSES is probably best known to Americans as the sire of the famous CONDUS, but RAMSES actually spread his positive influence over seven different German Warmblood breeds, and is called a “Century stallion” in Europe. Most of the German Warmbloods whose name begins with the letter “R” are descendants of RAMSES. He is considered especially remarkable for his ability to sire top jumper as well as dressage horses. And his dam was a Shagya-Arabian.

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grab ahold of both reins and have the ride of your life! In

when I arrived.

conclusion, I borrow the words from Michael Faudet-“He (my horse Rebel) is the explanation mark in the happiest

Rebel’s recovery took a few months that seemed to last

sentence that I could ever possibly write.”

forever. He was finally able to come home where he was

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first hand walked, then ridden bareback for 5 minutes at a time and gradually increasing. He began to put on the

It was such an honor to be awarded the Horse of the Year by Arabian Sport Horse Alliance in 2015! I want to thank the sponsors of this award, Angelique Anthony and Clinton Voris. Angelique awarded us with a beautiful trophy and Clinton crafted a one of a kind pedigree. Both of which will grace my home for years to come. - Phyllis

weight and muscling that he lost and gradually got stronger. Even more importantly, our bond got stronger. After major trauma or surgery, there are no guarantees, but this horse has so much heart that hepushed through and made continuous steady progress. Even with the progress, I was not sure where that would lead in terms of riding and com-

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peting. I know that I was beyond grateful that my best

The other three most influential Shagya-Arabians in warmblood breeding are GAZAL VII, LAPIS, and BAJAR. GAZAL VII was head stallion at the Babolna State Stud for many years, and was imported into Germany in the 1960’s. He and several of his sons and grandsons have stood at the Hanoverian State Stud at Celle, and were also used for Trakehners, Holsteiners, and Westphalians. Interestingly, his grandson AMOR was also leased to the Austrian State Lipizzaner stud in Piber in order to help regenerate that breed. The Yugoslavian-born LAPIS was ridden by a German officer to Russia and back during World War II, surviving many hardships in the Russian winter campaign and taking his rider safely back to Germany, where he was bred to a Hungarian-bred mare of largely Thoroughbred breeding to produce the famous BURNUS, a horse who qualified for the German Olympic Team in both dressage and eventing. BURNUS has become another legend in German Warmblood breeding, producing such horses as the eventing champion WINDFALL who was eventually exported to the USA. In recent years the German-bred BAJAR has risen to the top in terms of the numbers of his descendants who are winners in dressage and jumping on an international level. Among them was the BAJAR daughter WHITE GIRL, a mare out of a Trakehner mare who was on the German eventing Olympic team in Atlanta.

friend was thriving. As you can probably surmise, this story has a very happy ending! Rebel fought through the recovery and rehabilitation. I’m sure that it strengthened our bond, but perhaps more importantly it has helped me appreciate each mo-

So, what is this breed actually like? The purebred Shagya-Arabian is a medium-size (15 hh--16.lhh) horse of distinctly Arabian character exhibiting the sport horse qualities of substantial bone, strong rectangular frame, long sloping pelvis, prominent withers and good saddle position, broad strong coupling with a harmonious topline, inherent jumping ability, powerful elastic gaits, and high rideability. Equally important is the Shagya-Arabian’s inborn calmness, friendliness towards humans and a great work ethic. With some of the oldest written pedigrees in the horse breeding world the breed has nearly unrivaled genetic predictability. The best introduction is to see one in person, because in person you can experience their elegant and flowing movement coupled with their proud, yet down-to-earth working disposition.

ment and each ride that we have together. It has been a rewarding show season, but even more importantly I have had the privilege of spending time with Rebel improving our connection, learning new things and being grateful for each moment. We have had many people in our corner on this journey. I’d like to thank each and every one that has supported us on this adventure, whether it be a kind word, sending prayers or healing energy or a positive thought. It has made all the difference. In life, you don’t always get second chances, but when you do, I hope that you can also 24

The Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. is proud to support the following organizations that offer opportunities for Arabian-bred sport horses and ponies!

A strong, independent organization comprised of breeders and those who support the concept of sport horse breeding in the USA, the USSHBA is dedicated to advancing the interests and raising awareness about the American breeding community to both national and international equestrian interests. Education, recognition, outreach. A voice for breeders, and a resource available to all. More info….

USDF & USEF Affiliate National Dressage Pony Cup Show with classes from Intro to Grand Prix and Freestyles, Futurity Awards, High Point Breed Awards, and more! Welcomes adult and youth riders with Dressage Ponies of all Breeds In addition to the national show NDPC includes classes at affiliate shows, year end awards, breed awards, and more Promoting Ponies in Dressage Competition Additional details….

The Young Horse Show Series is designed to provide sporthorse breeders as well as owners, trainers and riders of all disciplines an affordable show venue to introduce and evaluate their young horses to the show environment and “put on necessary mileage” with appropriate and special classes suitable to the proper development of young horses. Classes are offered for horses from 1-5 years old for In-Hand, Liberty, Jump Chute, and Under Saddle. The Qualifying Shows culminate in a Series Finals at the end of each show season . Bridging the gap between the breeding and competiton world... More info….

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ASHA Highlight Award Winners

Young Horse Show Series show at High Point Hanoverians, Chestertown, MD August 6, 2016

Starr Vaughn Summer Dressage August 26-28, 2016

AHA registered horse: Heiress of Piaff (*Piaff x Virag) 2013 Black Bay Half-Arab mare Owned & bred by Shayna Dolinger Highest placing AHA horse in 3 year old Jump Chute, 3 year old in-hand, and 3 Year old Under Saddle classes Sponsored by Golden Essence+++//

National Dressage Pony Cup Championships July 8-10, 2016

Breed Show Winner: Aurelius GOA (Magic Aulrab x Proberry Bey) 2011 chestnut Arabian stallion High Score Arabian in the breed show. Winner of the 5 & older stallions and the third highest score overall Owned by Seana Willis

Inaugural Breed Show held in conjunction with NDPC

Bred by Golden Oak Arabians & Warmbloods Sponsored by Golden Essence+++//

NDPC High Score Arabian Winner Cooler and Neck Sash: Noblique+/ (MHR Nobility x CSL Carizma+/) 2006 bay mare Ridden, owned & bred by Bonnie Womack Champion at 4th level and Reserve Champion at FEI Test of Choice

Highlight Award for DSHB In-Hand Arabian IBC: Skats Magnum Star (Midnight Magnum x Skats Joejoy Ali Star) 2010 bay stallion owned & bred by Donna Skatrund and handled by Kayla Johnson

Arabian-bred horse in any sport horse registry: Taproot Dutch Diamond (Its the Luck of the Irish x Hall of Fame) 2013 brown Irish Sport Horse stallion (25% Arabian)

Winner of the NDPC Six-Year-Old Futurity (2nd level) ridden by Kayla Johnson of Nashville, TN with a score of 62.463%.

Owned & bred by Sarah Watkins

Sponsors for the NDPC awards: Angelique Anthony, Golden Oaks Arabian & Warmbloods, Gainey Cornerstone Arabians, Paula Nelson, Zarabeth Wilkins, Sonja Hampton, Gwen Davies, Faerie Court Farm 26

Won the 3 year old Jump Chute class Sponsored by Showbiz Farms

Dressage Winner: Aul Saba +/ (Magic Aulrab x Rajkumari Zarra+) 2003 gray Half-Arabian mare Owned & bred by Patrica Jackson Sponsored by Golden Oak Arabians & Warmbloods 1st Level Dressage ** Sire of both these horses, Magic Aulrab, is owned by ASHA Charter Member, Peter Mileo.

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USDF CDS Northern Jr./Young Riders Championships July 31 – Aug 2, 2016

2015 FEI North American Junior/Young Riders Championships

Beginner Novice – Junior (BNJ-AECA): “Mischief Managed” bay Arabian cross mare owned by Cyndi Crosby and ridden by Kaley Crosby (31/41) ASHA Highlight Award for High Score Arabian-bred : Blackhawk Benraz (Telynau Royal Charter x Benraz Jacqueline), 13 yr. old gelding.13h Welsh/Arabian. Score 80.577%.

Intermediate – (I-AEC) : Halimey (Askar x Hamamelis GO) 2005 Trakehner (25%Arab/Shagya) 7th of 54 starters owned by Christine Turner ridden by Bruce (Buck) Davidson Jr. Sponsored by Faerie Court Farm

Bred by Cory Soltau, owned by Marlis Erdell of Walnut Creek,CA & ridden by Sophia Kehlmann of Walnut Creek,CA

2015 AWARDS

Trainer Christiane Noelting of Vacaville,CA Championships High Score Champion Pony Team Champion Training Level 14 & Under Sponsored by Tamara with the Camera

Kelsey Russell and My Wild Irish Gold, Anglo Arabian owned by Valerie Kanavy Gold Medalist-Endurance

2015 Centerline Dressage at HITS Saugerties

Sponsored by ASHA

2015 Rebecca Farm Horse Trials American Eventing Championships August 31- Sept 4, 2016

Beginner Novice – (BNJ-AECB 14 and under) “Bird Is The Word” Arabian cross owned and ridden by Kate Hovland (24/31)

Beginner Novice – Amateur (BNAM-AECA): Shaqir (Shadimar x KR Southernsunday) 1998 chestnut Arabian gelding 1st Place (27 starters) owned and ridden by Kelly Young

Beginner Novice – Horse (BNH-AEC): “Brego” bay Arabian cross gelding owned by Linda Mattocks and ridden by Hattie Clark 28

Susannah Jones and SF Hearts and Flowers, Half-Arabian

Malinda Zielke and Lederhosen, Half-Arabian

High Score Arabian-bred

Sponsored by Faerie Court Farm

7th place, Training Level 3-Day Long Format

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To Our Sponsors & Supporters 2015 ASHA HONOREES Horse of the Year Trophy: Angelique Anthony Horse of the Year Illuminated Pedigree: Clint Voris Lifetime Achievement Award Trophy: Peggy & Cassandra Ingles HIGHLIGHT AWARDS 2015 Long Format 3-Day Event at Rebecca Farm: Faerie Court Farm Centerline Dressage at HITS Saugerties: Anne Zahradnik HIGHLIGHT AWARDS 2016 National Dressage Pony Cup: Angelique Anthony, Golden Oaks Arabian & Warmbloods, Gainey Cornerstone Arabians, Paula Nelson, Zarabeth Wilkins, Sonja Hampton, Gwen Davies, Faerie Court Farm

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Young Horse Show Series at High Point Hanoverians: AHA Registered Award: Golden Essence+++// Sport Registry Award: Showbiz Farms

Starr Vaughn Summer Dressage: Breed Show Winner: Golden Essence+++// Dressage Winner: Golden Oak Arabians & Warmbloods USDF CDS Northern Jr./Young Riders Championships: Tamara with the Camera Nutrena USEA American Eventing Championships presented by Land Rover: 5 divisions awarded: Faerie Court Farm 2015 AHA SPORT HORSE NATIONALS BACK COVER AD Angelique Anthony, Faerie Court Farm, Kate Ferencik, Wendy & Mike Gruskiewicz, Carla Scarmazzi, Missy Snyder, Daniel & Beth Steinke, Stone Hollow Sport Horses 2016 AHA SPORT HORSE NATIONALS BACK COVER AD Angelique Anthony, Darsie Bell, Faerie Court Farm, Herbst Farms Sport Horses, Graycie & Margie McLaughlin, MLM Arabians, Rivers West Sport Horses

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The Terminatorr Bonn-Fyre Farms

Elikzir Bonn-Fyre Farms

Misfit Toi Manda Morris

Worth Five Manda Morris

Hermes Echo Bonn-Fyre Farms

Escapade SHF Roze Arabians

FR Hercules Beth Thomas

Velvet Raine Kim Stone

Worth Five Manda Morris

AO Breeze Morgan Moore

Trade Secret CC Darsie Bell

Waheed Al Azhaar RZ Roze Arabians

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MA Congos Jabask Cindy Davis

Major Day Cindy Davis

Ali Zeus Tamara Woodcock

Aelfleah Hadhafang Tamara Woodcock

Uphoria Samantha Werner

E Jack Daniels Rebecca Fielding

Aelfleah Magicou Tamara Woodcock

Anduril TOS Tamara Woodcock

AAA Legend ofthe Seas Kobe Pielow

Kamailla Kaitlin Macias

Lederhosen Malinda Zielke

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Sabastians Magique Natalie DeFee Mendik 37

KB Omega Fahim Kerrigan Bloodstock

KB Thor Fahim Kerrigan Bloodstock

FR Diana Fiery Run Farm

ALF Freetime Anne Zahradnik

KB Tomega Fahim Kerrigan Bloodstock

Buddercup Fiery Run Farm

WKF Ebony Phoenix Jean Donhauser

Jim Porcher Sport Horses

Beau Soliel Fiery Run Farm

Desideratta Fiery Run Farm

FCF Oberons Vanity Faerie Court Farm

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Profits Sweet Steps Melissa Mount 39

Excepchanel Golden Oak Arabians & Warmbloods

Stone of Fire Phyllis Walsh

French Rivi Aira GOA Golden Oak Arabians & Warmbloods

Russian Roulett Angelique Anthony

Abbey Rowley

Abbey Rowley

FCF Enchanted Flame Faerie Court Farm

FCF Westleys TrueLove Faerie Court Farm

Jonas SHG Northeast Shagyas

O’Bajan Sahara SHG Northeast Shagyas

GA Ehstaire Janet Bellows

Silver Run Sohn Peggy Ingles

Ar-Raqis An Tearmenn Arabians

Command Performance AT An Tearmenn Arabians

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ASHA Call To Action! - How to Get Involved 1) Join the Team! ASHA is a member based organization built to help connect many segments of the Arabian sport horse

thus includes horses from many registries including a copy of the pedigree functions as proof of eligibility for ASHA programs and awards. For Farm and Charter Farm members entering stallions the form asks for information relevant to stallion roster listing

Arabian-bred sport horses are an important part of the sport

including SCID, CA, and LFS status, stud fees, photos, and a blurb

horse world!

promoting accomplishments, lineages, and siring qualities. We

community so we can work together to recognize and encour-

3) Farm Profile Gallery! Please check out the farm profiles posted by some of our Charter Farm and Farm members.

out the sport horse performance disciplines and in sport horse

https://arabiansporthorsealliance.org/membership/farm-gal-

and pony breeding.

lery/ This gallery is a great way to help spread the word about

gram! This affordable program offers year end awards for points

dedicated Arabian, Shagya, Anglo-Arabian, and Arabian lineage

earned in the discipline categories of eventing, dressage (plus

incorporating sport horse breeders and we are pleased to of-

a high score for each level), hunters, combined driving, jump-

fer this as a benefit to all our Charter Farm and Farm

ers, distance riding, carriage driving, western dressage, driven

We purposely built the governance structure to be rooted Ultimately, the Alliance needs an engaged membership that will help expand and improve our programs

members.

and our reach. We appreciate your support

Yearbook & Directory. Check them out!

people to committees, to assist with essen-

Charter Farm and Farm members who

tial tasks, and to run for the BOD.

have not yet done so are invited to submit

Interested in helping form commit-

profiles of their farms via this form

tees? Want to help with our publica-

mo paragraph so contact us if you need help or have questions. 5) Consider participating in AHSA’s Competition Points Pro-

dressage, sport discipline suitability, and sport discipline in-hand

These farm profiles are also included in the

and look forward to being able to welcome

that can be accessed when logged in:

in open competition and the same discipline categories (where they exist) in breed show competitions. Rated shows earn higher points than schooling shows, and FEI sanctioned events earn even more! For the progressive disciplines (everything except suitability and in-hand) the program also includes a lifetime points system

tions, social media, or community out-

https://arabiansporthorsealliance.org/

reach, or any other aspect of helping

called the Milestone Awards that recognizes achievement over

members/list-your-farm/

time with three award tiers in each discipline –Bronze, Silver,

to grow and strengthen the Alliance?

If you have questions or want

Reach out and let us know how you’d

assistance with editing your write-up

like to help via info@arabiansport-

please contact us at info@arabians-

horsealliance.org or (410) 823-5579

ASHA Versatility Award which will be given to all horses that earn

porthorsealliance.org

Milestone Bronze Medals in 3 (or more) disciplines.

Even if you are not able to step

4) Horse Recording! Record-

up to take on a leadership role in the Alliance, membership participation at all levels is necessary to make the Al-

The Milestone Awards and Versatility Awards will begin to

with the Alliance is a free benefit of

andt points toward those programs were earned starting with the

horses with the Alliance. Horse record-

world.

A third aspect of the ASHA Competition Points Program is the

be rolled out at the conclusion of the 2016 competition year,

encourage all members to record their

and for outreach to the wider sport horse

Gold.

ing your Arabian-bred sport horses all membership categories, and we

liance a great resource for its members

ing is a requirement for horse participation

We are looking forward to giving out cool prizes to the 2016 6) Award Sponsorships and Award Development! The Al-

the Alliance by telling people about us. Word

Competition Points Program, inclusion in the

and supports member initiatives to develop perpetual awards or

Annual ASHA Stallion Roster for Farm and Charter

other special awards to recognize a whole spectrum of achieve-

Farm member stallions, listing in the Membership

about the Alliance on social media and direct people to our website.

Directory, and eligibility for special recognition awards like ASHA Horse of the Year (and more to come).

We have several files that can be provided to members for promotion purposes a. Flier for posting in tack stores or handing out at shows/ events b. Stall Card that announces that you are a member of the Alliance c. Banner that can be printed for display at shows, clinics, and other events

The horse recording form can be found in the members area

Bags

winners!

in Alliance horse programs like the ASHA

tion so tell your friends about us. Share information

Apparel

2015 program.

2) Spread the Word! Help us to grow of mouth is a valuable tool for a young organiza-

Customize with your size and colors

are happy to assist members to write or edit their stallion’s pro-

age support for Arabian-bred sport horses and ponies through-

in the membership and to be accountable to the membership.

Official ASHA Merchandise

horses with a minimum of 25% Arabian or Shagya lineage and

Gifts

liance offers opportunities for members to co-sponsor awards

ments within the Arabian-bred sport horse world. Several members have already stepped up to sponsor Highlight Awards in

Percentage of sales benefit AHSA’s programs

2015 and 2016 and a few perpetual awards are in development. If you have an idea for an award or are interested in any level of

of the website when you are logged in. Here is the direct link

award sponsorship (the Highlight Awards are just $25 each to

(will only work when you are logged in): https://arabiansport-

sponsor) reach out to us at awards@arabiansporthorsealliance.

horsealliance.org/members/points-horse-forms/#horse-recording

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in news items relating to the awards.

senting a choice (breed, color, gender, primary discipline, etc.).

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2015 Year End Awards

Endurance (All-Breed Competition Arabian/Arabian-bred) Champion:

Eventing (All-Breed Competition Arabian/Arabian-bred) Champion: Lederhosen, Trakehner (Half-Arabian) Owner: Malinda Zielke

Misfit Toi (Arabian) Owner: Manda Morris

Hunters (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian) Reserve Champion:

Hunters (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian-bred) Champion:

Zalezhar Halima+ (Arabian) Owner: Missy Snyder

E-Jack Daniels ++// (Half-Arabian) Owner: Rebecca Fielding 44

Hunters (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian) Champion: FR Hercules++++// (Arabian) Owner: Beth Thomas

Hunters (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian-bred) Reserve Champion:

Jumpers (All-Breed Competition Arabian/Arabian-bred) Champion:

HF IrishKnight+/ (Anglo-Arabian) Owner: Amanda Endrizzi

Lederhosen, Trakehner (Half-Arabian) Owner: Malinda Zielke 45


Western Dressage (All-Breed Competition Arabian/Arabian-bred) Champion & Western Dressage (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian/Arabian-bred) Champion:

Suitability (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian) Champion:

Suitability (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian) Reserve Champion:

Suitability (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian-bred) Champion:

Dreamkeeper DHA+/ (Arabian) Owner: Ann Hertel

FR Hercules++++// (Arabian) Owner: Beth Thomas

E-Jack Daniels ++// (Half-Arabian) Owner: Rebecca Fielding

WKF Ebony Phoenix (Arabian) Owner: Jean Donhauser

Suitability (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian-bred) Reserve Champion; Dressage (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian-bred) Reserve Champion Dressage High Score Champion First Level: Jettin to the Daence +++// (Half-Arabian) Owner: Mary Ann Laferrier

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In-Hand (Breed Restricted Competition - Arabian) Champion Dressage (Breed Restricted Competition - Arabian) Champion:

In-Hand (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian) Reserve Champion:

In-Hand (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian-bred) Champion:

AM Victory Parade ++++// (Arabian) Owner: Paula Nelson

Black Magyk++ (Arabian) Owner: Dawn Voris

Winsomes April Fool ++++// (Half-Arabian) Owner: Rebecca Fielding

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In-Hand (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian-bred) Reserve Champion:

Dressage (All-Breed Competition Arabian) Champion:

Al-Marah Oliver Twist+/ (Anglo-Arabian) Owner: Paula Nelson

Stone of Fire (Arabian) Owner: Phyllis Walsh

Dressage (All-Breed Competition Arabian) Reserve Champion & Dressage High Score Champion Intro Level:

Dressage (All-Breed Competition Arabian-bred) Champion: Kurt Ali Khan+/ (Half-Arabian) Owner: Cynthia DeRousie

Perrys Ranger (Arabian) Owner: Blayne Garsky

Dressage (All-Breed Competition Arabian-bred) Reserve Champion & Dressage High Score Champion Training Level:

Dressage (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian) Reserve Champion: Aroze To Nobility + (Arabian) Owner: Angela White

ALF Freetime++ (Half-Arabian) Owner: Anne Zahradnik 48

Dressage (Breed Restricted Competition Arabian-bred) Champion:

Dressage High Score Champion Second Level & Dressage High Score Champion Third Level:

VF Majestic Rogue+++// (Anglo-Arabian) Owner: Maddy Jahns

Trade Secret CC+ (Arabian) Owner: Darsie Belle 49

The Mandatory test at an inspection site includes:

The Performance Shagya-Arabian Registry: A Modern Approach to Historic Breeding Excellence

In

July, 2012, the Performance Shagya-Arabian Registry (PShR) was accepted as a member of the International Shagya Araber Gesellschaft (ISG). The PShR prides itself in combining the traditional testing procedures used worldwide with modern standards including the Interior test and mare performance testing. Testing provides valuable information for breeders seeking appropriate breeding stock and it provides documented information for buyers seeking accurate information when selecting the perfect riding horse.

chance to learn from expert European judges while enjoying time spent together with friends, old and new. The PShR invests in the expense and organizational efforts to bring experienced ISG approved Shagya-Arabian judges from Europe. We have had judges with FEI judging experience in eventing and dressage, judges who have worked at and/or been directors at Shagya-Arabian State Studs, and judges that are currently active in the ISG. The use of European judges has helped the PShR assure accurate studbook placement for breeding stock in North America and require mandatory performance testing of stallions.

The PShR is committed to a system of inspections and performance testing in North America to determine and recognize:

WHAT HAPPENS AT A PShR INSPECTION?

• Shagya-Arabian breeding stock

Mares and Stallions are “inspected” while Geldings and Shagya Sporthorses are “evaluated.” Both consist of multiple, mandatory phases. For Mares and Stallions, successful completion of these requirements results in PShR Licensing and placement in the PShR Studbooks per their performance and pedigree. The PShR Studbooks are recognized by all members of the ISG worldwide. For Geldings and Shagya Sporthorses, evaluation and the successful com-

• Showcase the Shagya-Arabian geldings and Shagya Sporthorses • Open to all Shagya-Arabians and Shagya sport horses, even those not registered with the PShR • Open to Purebred Arabians seeking breeding approval and/or testing validation WHY AN INSPECTION? The PShR uses a performance based inspection to determine breeding stock and recognize (and appreciate) the progeny resulting from performance breeding. The Performance Shagya-Arabian Registry has aligned with the ISG and uses a “European style” inspection and licensing system comprised of multiple tests and standards. The mandatory requirements for breeding animals includes the presentation of the horse in-hand, mandatory SCID test for all purebred Arabians seeking Shagya-Arabian breeding approval, free jumping, DNA must be on file, Interior test, rideablilty with test riders, and an onsite veterinary exam. In addition to the mandatory requirements, all breeding animals must compete in their choice of competition. For example, mares seeking Book I placement they may either 1) complete 500 miles of distance riding, 2) place in the USDF All-Breed division at training level, compete at “E” level in eventing or jumping or obtain points as a meritorious mare by producing a significant number of performance proven offspring.

1. All mares and stallions seeking licensing and breeding approval must stand for examination by the licensed Veterinarian at the inspection site. Geldings and Shagya Sporthorses stand as well for documentation. The horse’s height, girth and cannon bone will be measured; the pulse and respiration will be taken; the eyes, mouth, teeth and jaw, legs and hooves will be examined. The purpose of the exam is to look for anomalies, heart defects, existing faults of teeth or testicles, deficiencies or other conditions indicating genetic predisposition. The exam also will include, but is not limited to, a flexion test and trot out on a hard surface. The horse should willingly cooperate with the examination protocol. Geldings previously used for breeding may not be presented for stallion breeding approval per the ISG guidelines but may be evaluated as a gelding. 2. The in-hand presentation includes the triangle as per the USDF specifications. In addition, horses are allowed to show at liberty. USDF criteria for in-hand presentation includes appropriate dress of the handler, horses well groomed, and a bridle on horses 2 years of age or older. 3. The Interior Test is designed to determine the character and temperament of the horse in an unusual situation. The horse is scored on his willingness to walk beside the handler in an easily managed fashion. 4. To complete the Rideability test, horses four years of age or older are ridden at a walk, trot and canter in the discipline style of the riders’ choice. Each horse is ridden by the owner and two test riders. The judges and test riders score the horse based on their overall impression, willingness to work and temperament.

pletion of the mandatory tests along with performance testing results in certification and recognition. The inspection process takes place over the course of several days, depending on the number of horses to be inspected and what phases will be participated in by each horse and his owner/handler. Participants can complete any phases of the inspection they want, it is not necessary to complete all phases at one time. For example, if a horse is too young to be ridden or not yet trained in jumping, these phases can be completed at a later date. One of the simplest tests to prepare for and complete is the Interior Test, which makes it a good place to start.

The significance of holding an inspection of this type is two-fold: 1. First, it provides an opportunity to showcase the many talents of the Shagya-Arabian and Shagya Sporthorses and to promote the rare breed to the public. 2. Second, it gives the PShR members and guests a 50

5. The Free Jump, which is a jump chute consisting of three obstacles, in this order: a simple cross-rail, a vertical, and an oxer. The horse would be released into the chute, and the height and spread of the oxer would be increased at the discretion of the judge during the multiple runs through the course. The horse is evaluated on his bascule (well-arched back). HOW TO COMPLETE PERFORMANCE TESTING (KEURING) The PShR provides several options for horses to complete their performance testing in open competition. The complete list for stallions, mares, geldings and Shagya Sporthorses can be found on the PShR website at www. performanceshagyaregistry.org in the RZBO (Breeding guidelines) approved by the ISG. The ISG establishes a minimum standard for performance testing while encouraging a higher level of testing and awards Elite status when specific criteria are met. Shagya Keurings in Europe are com-

parable to Warmblood licensing standards. A couple of examples of minimum performance requirements for licensing include: 5.I.1. Jumping • Placed at least five (5) times in the upper 25% of a class at a level comparable to the RZBO requirement of “LLevel” of 1 meter 20. • Competitions must be recognized by the USEF. 5.I.2. Dressage • Receive the USDF All-Breed award at First Level 5.I.3. 3-day Event • Placed at least five (5) times in the upper 25% of a class at a level comparable to the RZBO requirement “Llevel” of 1 meter 20. • Competitions must be recognized by the USEF. Other options include Endurance riding, Distance Riding, Stallion Testing Trials, Racing, and Meritorious Sire. All in detail on the PShR website. Other disciplines such as Western Riding, Reining, Hunter, Driving and other riding disciplines can be submitted to the PShR for consideration. WHAT ARE THE RESULTS? A breed association or horse owner can passionately and earnestly describe the greatness of their horses, but presenting the horses to be evaluated against unbiased standards adds legitimacy to those claims and the breeding approval process forms a foundation to ensure high quality in the future generations of the breed for others to enjoy. At the most recent PShR inspection tour, the ShagyaArabian mares that were evaluated proved they are more than just pretty faces with good scores for free-jumping, riding, and the interior test. Having a number of Shagya Sporthorses (outcrosses with at least 25% Shagya in their pedigree) presented was an excellent opportunity to visualize the positive influence the Shagya-Arabian has on other breeds. Our beloved Shagya-Arabian geldings, the true ambassadors of our breed, put their hearts into the free-jumping, showed their willingness to work for various riders, and exhibited confidence going through the interior test. The purebred Arabians that were presented exemplified why we maintain a link to original roots of elegance, stamina, and personality. While the Shagya-Arabian is building in numbers, dedicated breeders are ensuring quality over quantity to maintain an elegant and harmonious riding horse. Members of the PShR look forward to a continued and brilliant future for our beloved Shagya-Arabian worldwide. 51

A . S. H. A .

AHSA’S UPCOMING PROJECTS 1. The Alliance is proud to be preparing to seek nominations for the 2nd Annual Honoree awards to recognize significant contributions to the Arabian sport horse community. These awards include a. ASHA Horse of the Year Award to recognize outstanding achievement in sport horse performance or sport horse breeding culminating sometime within the last 18 months. (Horse must be owned by an ASHA member.) b. ASHA Hall of Fame Horse a memorial award to draw attention to an Arabian-bred sport horse from the past. c. ASHA Hall of Fame Individual a posthumous award to memorialize someone who made a significant impact on the Arabian sport horse community

WANTS YOU!

3. The BOD is also working hard behind the scenes to plan for and run the second ASHA Election to fill 4 BOD member positions for a 2 year term (1/1/2017 -12/31/2018) and 2 alternate BOD members for a 1 year term for 2017. All four officer positions, President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer are also up for election. Current holders of BOD positions may run for re-election. otification of the nomination process will go out to the membership and the slate of candidates will be presented after the close of the nomination period. Ballots will be sent to all members to submit their votes. Results will be announced at the 2nd ASHA Annual Meeting.

d. ASHA Lifetime Achievement Award to honor a living individual (or breeding program) who has made a sustained contribution to supporting, advancing, and/or developing some aspect of the Arabian sport horse community. (Read about the 2015 Honorees in this Yearbook & Directory!)

4. We will hold the 2nd Annual Membership Meeting online again this year. We expect to use the same software as last year, “Go to Seminar”. In advance of the meeting the BOD will present some proposals to the membership to be discussed and voted upon at the meeting. Winners of the 2016 Honoree Awards and of the BOD election will be announced. More information will be sent to the membership as plans are finalized.

2. We are close to launching Business Affiliate Memberships with various support levels that will offer opportunities for businesses to help support our mission via sponsorships and informational/educational outreach while in turn providing them with advertising opportunities on the website and in our publications. These supporting memberships will provide additional revenue to strengthen and expand our programs, awards, and activities.

5. Investigate level of interest in member participation in full page ads in various all-breed sport horse publications much like the ads we have been placing in the AHA Sport Horse Nationals Show Program. By placing ads in all-breed publications, we can promote our horses to a wider audience and reach out to others who are involved with Arabian-bred sport horses and ponies who may not be aware of our organization.

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Member Directory

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CHARTER MEMBERS

Cathryn Bauer Registered Name

Charter Individual

Eleva

Breed/Registry

Gender

Takeheart+++/

Arabian

Gelding

Janet Bellows

Charter Individual/Farm

Bethany Bonham

Year 2001

Color Gray

WI

Sire Aclsic Raff

[email protected]

Dam

Primary Discipline

Akma Azure Bey

VA

[email protected]

Charter Individual

Corvallis

OR

[email protected]

Eva Byrd

Charter Individual

Alamance

NC

[email protected]

Denise Cossuto

Charter Farm/Farm

Golden Oak Arabians and Warmbloods

Cottonwood

CA

[email protected]

Tamara Torti

Charter Farm/Farm

Golden Oak Arabians and Warmbloods

Sacramento

CA

[email protected]

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Dam

Primary Discipline

Secondary Discipline

Magnetic GOA

Arabian

Gelding

2016

Bay

Magic Aulrab

Murcjas Image

Endurance

Sport Horse In-Hand

Caraechstrodinair

Arabian

Mare

2001

Chestnut

Echstrordinairy

SA Portia

Dressage

Broodmare

Excepchanel

Half-Arabian Hanoverian

Mare

2009

Bay

Escudo II

Caraechstrodinair (ox)

Dressage

Inyas Allure GOA

Arabian

Mare

2010

Gray

TC Miyake

Aul A Frolick

Endurance

French Rivi Aira GOA

Arabian

Mare

2014

Chestnut

*Oration++++//

Caraechstrodinair

Young Prospect

Wild Ivy GOA

Arabian

Mare

2016

Chestnut

Wild Dance

Caraechstrodinair

Young Prospect

Dressage

Rodeo Drive GOA

Half-Arabian OLD-NA

Stallion

2016

Chestnut

Rubignon

Inyas Allure GOA (ox)

Young Prospect

Dressage

56

SPT/MPT

Approval

Dressage

Lincoln

Registered Name

Cold Spring Farm

Suitability


Broodmare

57

SPT/MPT

Approval

Hannoverian

Jessica Dean

Charter Individual

Columbia

Catherine Dmochowski

Charter Individual

Betty Lou Domjahn

Charter Individual

Shayna Dolinger


Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Heiress of Piaff

Half-Arabian RPSI

Katie Ferencik

Charter Farm

Registered Name Horatio SF

Breed/Registry Half-Arabian Trakehner

Rebecca Fielding Registered Name

Showbiz Farm

Gender Mare

Year 2013

Color Bay

[email protected]

Apison

TN

[email protected]

Castlewood

VA

[email protected]

South Prince George

VA

[email protected]

Sire

Dam

Piaff PASB (ox)

Gelding

Color

2004

Chestnut

Aul Magic (ox)

Gender

Winsomes April Fool ++++//

Half-Arabian

E-Jack Daniels ++//

Half-Arabian

Susan Hall

Charter Individual

Primary Discipline

Himmlische

Approval RPSI

SPT/MPT

Approval

[email protected]

Color

Dam

Mare

2003

Chestnut

MHR Nobility (ox)

Rosiene

Sport Horse In-Hand

Gelding

2009

Bay

Erykk MF (ox)

Nikita

Hunters

Camden

Young Prospect


Year

Ashleigh Stud, US and Solarhill Sport Horses

SPT/MPT

Dressage

ID

Sire


[email protected]

Dam

Idaho Falls

Breed/Registry

Charter Farm/Farm

AZ

Sire

Charter Individual

Karin Foley

Sport Horse In-Hand

Tucson

Year

Primary Discipline

Virag

US Army Dressage Gender

58

MO

Primary Discipline

SC

Platte City


Dressage

[email protected]

MO

[email protected]

59

SPT/MPT

Approval

Jennifer Hamilton

Charter Farm/Farm

An Tearmann Arabians

Lodi

WI

[email protected]

Tim Schaap

Charter Farm/Farm


Lodi

WI

[email protected]

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Dam

Primary Discipline

Al-Marah Seahonor

Arabian

Mare

1995

Chestnut

AM Sea Captain++

Al-Marah Dorer

Broodmare

Al-Marah Diva

Arabian

Mare

2002

Gray

AM Good Oldboy +

Brown R Yasmeen

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

AM Capricious Star +

Arabian

Mare

2005

Gray

AM Good Oldboy +

AM Capableclemmie

Hunters

Sport Horse In-Hand

Al-Marah So Powerful ++/

Arabian

Mare

2007

Gray

AM Double Dream

Al-Marah Seahonor

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

Al-Marah Dove Star +++/

Arabian

Mare

2010

Chestnut

AM Good Oldboy +

Al-Marah Loves Labour

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

Ar-Raqis +++/

Arabian

Stallion

2011

Bay

Bremervale Andronicus ++++//

AM Capricious Star+

Sport Horse In-Hand

Dressage

Commandperformance AT+

Arabian

Stallion

2011

Chestnut

AM Chance Command ++++//

Al-Marah Diva

Sport Horse In-Hand

Dressage

So Valiant ATA

Arabian

Gelding

2011

Bay

Almarah Mr Dream

Al-Marah Seahonor

Sport Horse In-Hand

Hunters

So Swift The Justice

Arabian

Gelding

2012

Bay

Al Marah Swift ++++//

Al-Marah Seahonor

Sport Horse In-Hand

Hunters

Khamseen Al Badia

Arabian

Gelding

2013

Bay


AM Capricious Star+

Sport Horse In-Hand

Dressage

So Dramatic

Arabian

Gelding

2014

Chestnut


Al-Marah Seahonor

Sport Horse In-Hand

Dressage

So Charismatic

Arabian

Gelding

2015

Chestnut


Al-Marah Seahonor

Sport Horse In-Hand

Dressage

Peggy Ingles

Charter Individual

Registered Name

Towson

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

MD Dam


Primary Discipline


Anglo-Arabian

Mare

2001

Bay

Post Exchange+// (x)

Deal Em Fitz (xx)

Hunters

Mission Accomplished

Anglo-Arabian

Gelding

2002

Roan

Post Exchange+// (x)

Bint Lea Rouge (ox)

Hunters

Dawn Jones-Low

Charter Farm/Farm

Faerie Court Farm

Vergennes

VT

[email protected]

Thomas Jones-Low

Charter Farm/Farm

Faerie Court Farm

Vergennes

VT

[email protected]

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Dam

Approval

[email protected]

All Good Things

Registered Name

SPT/MPT

Primary Discipline

Amira Farah

Arabian

Mare

1993

Gray

Amir Farah

Demelza Dshams

Dressage

AAA Blazin Celebrity

Arabian

Mare

2003

Chestnut

Naibara Blaze Man

Rose of Quality

Broodmare

FCF Gossamer Jewell

Arabian

Mare

2005

Gray

AM Ghost Ship

BruMarBa Callisto

Broodmare

FCF Titanias Vanity

Arabian 60

Mare

2005

Gray

AF Vanitys Repeat

AM Tawny Britania

Broodmare

Secondary Discipline Broodmare

61 Dressage

SPT/MPT

SPT/MPT

Approval

Approval


Arabian

Mare

2003

Chestnut

Naibara Blaze Man

Rose of Quality

Broodmare

FCF Gossamer Jewell

Arabian

Mare

2005

Gray

AM Ghost Ship

BruMarBa Callisto

Broodmare

FCF Titanias Vanity

Arabian

Mare

2005

Gray

AF Vanitys Repeat

AM Tawny Britania

Broodmare

FCF Gossamer Prince

Arabian

Gelding

2006

Chestnut

AM Ghost Ship

Amira Farah

Dressage

FCF Silver Stardust

Arabian

Mare

2006

Gray

AF Vanitys Repeat

AM Tawny Britania

Broodmare

Dressage

FCF Oberons Vanity

Arabian

Stallion

2006

Gray

AF Vanitys Repeat

BruMarBa Callisto

Dressage

Eventing

FCF Faerie Fire

Arabian

Mare

2007

Gray

Naibara Blaze Man

Amira Farah

Broodmare

FCF As You Wish

Arabian

Mare

2008

Chestnut

AAA Legend ofthe Seas

Rieba

Dressage

FCF Enchanted Flame

Arabian

Gelding

2009

Chestnut


FCF Titanias Vanity

Eventing

FCF MagicAul Gem

Arabian

Mare

2009

Gray

Aul Magic

FCF Gossamer Jewell

Dressage

FCF King ofthe Fairys

Arabian

Stallion

2010

Chestnut


FCF Titanias Vanity

Dressage

FCF Elfin Felicity

Arabian

Mare

2012

Gray

FCF Oberons Vanity


Young Prospect

FCF Charming Pixie

Arabian

Mare

2012

Gray

FCF Oberons Vanity

Glorious Epiphany OLA

Young Prospect

Dressage

FCF CelestiAul Wizard

Arabian

Gelding

2015

Gray

Magic Aulrab

FCF Silver Stardust

Young Prospect

Dressage

Louise Kistner

Charter Individual

Kim Lacy

Charter Farm

Hidden Falls Farm

Arlington

WA

[email protected]

Dorann LaPerch

Charter Farm/Farm

Bonn-Fyre Farms

Moorpark

CA

[email protected]

Marc Watson

Charter Farm/Farm

Bonn-Fyre Farms

Moorpark

CA

[email protected]

Registered Name

Newport Beach

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Dam

CA

Dressage

[email protected]

Primary Discipline


Arabian

Stallion

1996

Black

JY Blackwings

Naaja Black Gem

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

The Terminatorr+

Half-Arabian

Stallion

1999

Gray

Azh Naborr (ox)

L'argent- GVHR

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

Elikzir+

Arabian

Stallion

2005

Chestnut

Ganges

Ularia

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

Gwen Marshall

Charter Farm/Farm

Westbrook Sport Horses

Burley

WA

[email protected]

Ed Marshall

Charter Farm/Farm


Burley

WA

[email protected]

Breed/Registry 62 Half-Arabian

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Dam

RPSI

Broodmare

LA LegacyInBlack+++//

Registered Name

70 Day Test

Primary Discipline

Secondary Discipline 63

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Gwen Marshall

Charter Farm/Farm


Burley

WA

[email protected]

Ed Marshall

Charter Farm/Farm


Burley

WA

[email protected]

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Corre Con El Viento

Half-Arabian Trakehner

Jennifer Mc Cloud

Charter Individual

Peter Mileo

Charter Individual

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Gender Stallion

Year 2006

Color Bay

Sire Windfall

Dam Huadoresya (ox)

Snohomish

Minden Gender

Year

Color

Primary Discipline

Sire

Jumpers

WA

Secondary Discipline Dressage

NV

Primary Discipline


Arabian

Stallion

1993

Chestnut

Aulrab

Phyllis Dream

Endurance

Aul A Frolick

Arabian

Mare

2000

Gray

Magic Aulrab

Inya

Endurance

Broodmare

GG Springs Pixiepower

Arabian

Mare

2004

Gray

AM Power Raid

AM Soft Spring

Endurance

Broodmare

Mark Miller

Charter Farm

Stacy Mortazavi

Charter Individual

Melissa Mount

Charter Individual

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Profits Sweet Steps +

Half-Arabian

Paula Nelson

Charter Individual

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

FL

Lincoln

Westfield Gender Mare

Year 2007

Color

Sire

Chestnut

Hillcrest Profit

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

CA

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

[email protected]

VT

Sofine Sweetthing (ox)

[email protected] Primary Discipline Dressage

AZ Dam

Secondary Discipline Broodmare

[email protected] Primary Discipline

AM Victory Parade ++++//

Arabian

Gelding

2009

Gray

AM Power Raid+++/

AM Lightening Raid

Dressage

Al-Marah Oliver Twist+/

Anglo-Arabian

Gelding

2010

Bay

AM Good Oldboy+ (ox)

Queen Christine (xx)

Dressage

64

SPT/MPT

[email protected]

Dam

Cave Creek

AWS

[email protected]

Dam

Clermont

Approval

[email protected]

Magic Aulrab

Al-Marah Arabian Horses

SPT/MPT


65

Christine (Tina) Ostertag

Charter Individual

Attica

April Nickelson

Charter Individual

Ironton

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Dam

Primary Discipline


BP Caleesa+

Arabian

Mare

2008

Black

TDR White Stone

Saud Eleesa

Dressage

Suitability

Mandolinn Rain

Arabian

Mare

2015

Bay

Pogrom

Milady Magnum

Sport Horse In-Hand

Young Prospect

TDR Sjoerds Sultana

Half-Arabian

Mare

2011

Bay

Sjoerd

MTN Cadonja (ox)

Dressage

Suitability

Debra Peebles

Charter Individual

Jim Porcher


Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Southern Pines

Gender

Jim Porcher Sport Horses Year

NY

[email protected]

MO

[email protected]

NC

Los Ranchos de Albuquerque

Color

Sire

Dam

NM



Arabian

Stallion

2001

Chestnut

Gual Xirac

Hakima

Eventing

Sport Horse In-Hand

Ready Freddie

Anglo-Arabian

Gelding

2008

Bay

Brooke Front (xx)

Flaming Desyre ++/ (ox)

Hunters

Sport Horse In-Hand

Tietar

Anglo-Arabian

Gelding

2014

Chestnut

Czantiago++// (ox)

Docs Cachet (xx)

Young Prospect

Sport Horse In-Hand

Regalo C

Arabian

Stallion

2014

Bay

Czantiago++//

Remarkable C

Young Prospect

Sport Horse In-Hand

Jacqueline D. Stott

Charter Individual

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

DA Just Push Play +

Half-Arabian

Beth Thomas

Charter Individual

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

FR Hercules++++//

Arabian

Christine Turner

Charter Individual

Gender Mare

2004

Color Bay

Sire Triften +/ (ox)

NC

Gender

Year 2000

Color Bay

Sire Beau Nuit

Primary Discipline

DA Addiction

Approval


SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Dressage

PA

Dam

[email protected]

Primary Discipline

Sasha Bay

Burlington

SPT/MPT

[email protected]

Dam

Johnstown

Gelding

66

Year

Approval

[email protected]

Unikornio

Apex

SPT/MPT

Hunters

NC

Secondary Discipline Suitability

[email protected] 67

Christine Turner

Charter Individual

Burlington

NC

[email protected]

Dawn Voris

Charter Individual

Fort Wayne

IN

[email protected]

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Dam

Primary Discipline


Black Magyk++/

Arabian

Gelding

Black

PA Nyte Star

Rajima Black

Dressage

Suitability

Precious V

Arabian

Mare

Black

Desperado V

MHR Princess Bask

Suitability

Dressage

Peace Maker V+++/

Arabian

Gelding

Bay

Desperado V

MHR Princess Bask

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

Kat D. Walden

Charter Individual

Registered Name

Martinez

Breed/Registry

Gender

Rabbasabi

Arabian

Angela White

Charter Farm/Farm

Registered Name

Gelding

Breed/Registry

Year 2008

Color

Sire

Bay

Dam

Robby

Year

Elizabethtown Color

Sire

PA Primary Discipline

Dam

Mare

2000

Bay

Imperial Al Kamar

Imperial Sahrapha

Broodmare

Nile Roze+

Arabian

Mare

2001

Gray

Ansata Nile Bay

LM Bint Fakher

Dressage

Aroze To Nobility+

Arabian

Gelding

2005

Bay

Aspecial Ali

Noble Kamara

Dressage

Desired Millicent

Arabian

Mare

2007

Gray

Desperados Getaway

Menouthis

Broodmare

Escapade SHF

Arabian

Gelding

2009

Gray

Scapa

The Aurura

Dressage

Mehdi Amir RZ

Arabian

Gelding

2013

Gray

Masada Mazak

Nile Roze+

Young Prospect

Waheed Al Azhaar RZ

Arabian

Stallion

2015

Gray

Amer Azhaar

Desired Millicent

Young Prospect

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Aelfleah Falchion

Small German Riding Horse/RPSI Half-Arabian

68

Scurry Gender Mare

Year 2012

Color Grey

Sire Goldhill's Brandysnap

Dam Anduril TOS (ox)

SPT/MPT

Approval

[email protected]

Arabian

Charter Individual


Dressage

Noble Kamara

Tamara Woodcock

Approval


Deserrt Song

Roze Arabians Ltd.

Gender

CA

SPT/MPT

TX


SPT/MPT

Prospect

Approval

OLD-NA

[email protected] Primary Discipline Combined Driving

Secondary Discipline Driven Dressage

69

SPT/MPT

Approval

Anne Zahradnik Registered Name ALF Freetime++

Charter Individual Breed/Registry Half-Arabian ISR

Hurley Gender Gelding

Year 2010

Color Bay

Sire Freestyle

NY

Dam


Spring Sojourrn (ox)


SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Dressage

MEMBERS

Victoria Alexander-Cushman

Farm

Bella Via LLC

Wellington

NV

[email protected]

Mark Cushman

Farm

Bella Via LLC

Wellington

NV

[email protected]

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Gender

Primary Discipline

Bally Vae Farm

Lincoln University

PA

[email protected]

Fiona Gowers

Farm

Bally Vae Farm

Lincoln University

PA

[email protected]

Angelique Anthony

Individual

Ligonier

PA

[email protected]

Gelding

Sire

Chestnut

Wind Fortune

Dressage

Dam

Primary Discipline

Muscatasha


Russian Roulett+

Arabian

Ronald Bartholomew

Individual

Martville

NY

[email protected]

Nicole Bartholomew

Individual

Martville

NY

[email protected]

70

1986

Color

Esperanza NS


Farm

Year

Dreamcatcher Rabulaun

Dam

Lauren Annett

Gender

Bay

Sire

Arabian

Breed/Registry

2009

Color

Graciella BV

Registered Name

Mare

Year

Jumpers

71

Darsie Bell Registered Name

Individual Breed/Registry

Trade Secret CC+

Arabian Pinto (PtHA)

Kaitlin Bell Macias

Individual

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Kent Gender Gelding

Year 2003

Color Black

Sire Allience +//

Dam

Dressage

Primary Discipline

Straight A Performance Horses

Germansville

PA

[email protected]

Joan Mitch

Farm

Straight A Performance Horses

Germansville

PA

[email protected]

Holly Blackmore

Farm

Aliso Creek Ranch

Acton

CA

[email protected]

Heather Blackmore

Farm

Aliso Creek Ranch

Acton

CA

[email protected]

Tamara Boose

Individual

Hartsel

CO

[email protected]

Bay

TSEA Traveler

Dam

Primary Discipline


Katherine Brand

Individual

Saint Louis

MO

[email protected]

Pat Burnett

Individual

Athens

OH

[email protected]

Linda Carroll

Farm

NJ

[email protected]

Fiery Run Farm

Breed/Registry Arabian

Gender Stallion

72

Year 1994

Mannington

Color Gray

Nova Wind

Sire *Erros

Dam Khassiopeia

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Fox Hunting

Arabian

Pavvo

1999

Sire

Eventing

Rashad Alcibiades +/

Registered Name

Gelding

Color

Unknown


Farm

Year

Unknown

Dam

Approval

[email protected]

Corissa Belnoski

Gender

Bay

Sire

SPT/MPT

Suitability

Rescue Arabian

Breed/Registry

2006

Color

GA


Kamailla

Registered Name

Mare

Year


Saabra CC

Columbus Gender

WA

Dressage

Primary Discipline


Dressage

Hunters 73

SPT/MPT

Approval A.R.A.B.S.

Gail Chasteen

Farm

Meadow Creek Arabians

Rocky Face

GA

[email protected]

Tom Chasteen

Farm

Meadow Creek Arabians

Rocky Face

GA

[email protected]

Shelley Child

Farm

Sterling Shagya Sporthorses

Blue Jay

CA

[email protected]

Donald Child

Farm


Blue Jay

CA

[email protected]

Registered Name Sterling Silver AF

Breed/Registry Shagya Arabian (NASS) Shagya Arabian (PShR)

Joan Corey

Individual

Christina Curry

Farm

Alison Curtis

Individual

Cambria Demarco

Farm

Dawn Cozzolino

Individual

Registered Name

Arabian

Cindy Davis

Individual

Year

Stallion

Color

2003

Gray

Sire Shandor

Soleil CA Equines

Gender Gelding

Year 1999

Color Bay

Dam

Gender

Year

Color


WA

[email protected]

Discovery Bay

CA

[email protected]

Madison,

VA

[email protected]

Elfin Forest

CA

[email protected]

Califon

NJ

[email protected]

Dam

Primary Discipline

MB Foulanna

Sire

Dam


Approval NASS

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Dressage

SC



MA Congos Jabask

Arabian

Gelding

2002

Bay

NV Congo

Jabaska Sahar

Dressage

Suitability

Major Day

Half-Arabian

Gelding

2006

Chestnut

Patrolon (ox)

Calliope

Suitability

Sport Horse In-Hand

74

SPT/MPT

Eventing

Maple Valley

Sire Ansata Nile Bay

Dressage

Piedmont

Breed/Registry

Primary Discipline

Sapphire

Pleasant Nights Sport Horses

Breed/Registry

Lightning Ridge

Registered Name

Gender

75

Natalie DeFee Mendik Registered Name Sabastian's Magique

Cynthia DeRousie Registered Name

Individual Breed/Registry Half-Arabian Appaloosa

Gender Gelding

Year 1998

Color Chestnut

Sire Hydaway Sunscat-J


Kurt Ali Khan

Half-Arabian

Jean Donhauser

Individual

Registered Name

Castle Rock

Breed/Registry

Dam

Gelding

Year 2007

Color Bucksin

Sire Focus Ali Khan (ox)

Gender

A Zippo Lighter


VA

Dam

KS

[email protected]

Rhonda Dunn

Individual

Ramona

CA

[email protected]

Winston Dwyer

Individual

Gibson

NC

[email protected]

Madison Dwyer

Youth

Gibson

NC

[email protected]

Amanda Endrizzi

Individual

IL

[email protected]

Lisa Fiano

Individual 76

Gelding

Year 2010

Color Bay

Sire Pine Hurst Ahkeem (ox)

Western Dressage


Kansas City

Gender

Dam

Primary Discipline

Wanda the Witch (xx)

Willington

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval


Spring Shymuscatl

Buncombe

Approval

Dressage

Individual

Anglo-Arabian

Ebony Azzaraff

Primary Discipline

Heather Downing

HF IrishKnight+/

Black

Sire

SPT/MPT

[email protected]

Arabian

Breed/Registry

2007

Color

MI

WKF Ebony Phoenix

Registered Name

Gelding

Year


Dressage

Dam

Mineral


The Promise (ox)

Belleville Gender

CO

CT

Dressage

Dressage

Secondary Discipline Hunters


Adele Furby Registered Name

Farm

Adele's Shagyas Sire

Dam

[email protected]

Gender

Shagya Royal AF

Shagya Arabian (NASS)

Stallion

1999

Bay

*Shandor

Shagya Raja AF


Stallion

2002

Bay

*Hadban USA


Stallion

2003

Onyx AF


Stallion

Nicolette's Revelation AF


Stallion

Bella Fricker

Youth

Jerri Fuhriman

Farm

Hawk Meadow Ranch

Fairview

UT

[email protected]

Thomas Fuhriman

Farm

Hawk Meadow Ranch

Fairview

UT

[email protected]

Primary Discipline


Rachelle AA

Dressage

Jumpers

Shagya Scherzo AF

Rachelle AA

Dressage

Bay

Harapnik

Ihrana

Endurance

2005

Black

Janos

MJL Shaleez

Fox Hunting

2006

Bay

Shagya Royal AF

*Nicolette

Eventing

Reynoldsburg

OH

[email protected]

Milton Keynes

Blayne Garsky


Perrys Ranger

Arabian

Hallie Goetz

Farm

Jaleen Hacklander

Amanda Hardebeck Registered Name

Color

AZ

Breed/Registry

Registered Name

Year

Camp Verde

Gender Gelding

Year 2007

Color Bay

Sire PA Premonition

Northeast Shagyas

Buckinghamshire, UK

Dam

Endurance

70 Day Test


VT

[email protected]

Individual

Waupaca

WI

[email protected]

Individual

Renton

WA

[email protected]

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Dam

Primary Discipline

CFS Dark Dreams+/

Half-Arabian

Mare

2000

Tobiano

JG Key To Your Dreams

Juans Sombra (ox)

Dressage

CFS Light Me Up

Half-Arabian Pinto (PtHA)

Gelding

2011

Tobiano

The Arssonist (ox)

CFS Dark Dreams+/

Dressage

78

Shagya (NASS) Shagya (NASS) Shagya (NASS) Shagya (NASS) Shagya (NASS)

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Dressage

Danby

Breed/Registry

Approval

[email protected]

Primary Discipline

PA Arkala Bey Bey

SPT/MPT

Secondary Discipline Western Dressage

79

Pamela Hardin

Individual

Evans

GA

[email protected]

Patricia Harper

Individual

Delaware

OH

[email protected]

Maggie Henderson

Farm

Valencia Farms

Corrales

NM

[email protected]

Kristen Valencia

Farm

Valencia Farms

Corrales

NM

[email protected]

Ann Hertel

Individual

Gasport

NY

[email protected]

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Gender

Primary Discipline

Carmel Valley

CA

[email protected]

Jacqueline Hollandsworth

Individual

Kansas City

KS

[email protected]

Gelding

Bay

Sire Fadl Attrak-shun

Suitability

Dam

Dacota Bey

Arabian

Amanda Horton

Individual

Boise

Jamie Howard

Individual

Spokane

Karrin Huhmann

Individual

Kansas City

80

2011

Color

BHF Dark Moon


Individual

Year

Falcon BHF

Dam

Laura Hinson

Gender

Bay

Sire

Arabian

Breed/Registry

2002

Color

Dreamkeeper DHA+/

Registered Name

Gelding

Year

Eventing

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Gelding

Primary Discipline

Shur Lee Temple

SPT/MPT

Secondary Discipline Hunters

ID

[email protected]

WA

[email protected]

KS

[email protected]

81

Jamie Ikemoto Registered Name

Individual

Mesa

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

AZ

Dam



IA Invacia

Arabian

Mare

2006

Bay

Bremervale Enforcer

Fontine

Suitability

Jumpers

IA Elana

Arabian

Mare

2008

Bay

Bremervale Enforcer

IA Milana

Suitability

Western Dressage

No Rezurvacians

Half-Arabian

Mare

2014

Bay

Resurrection

IA Invacia (ox)

Young Prospect

Sport Horse In-Hand

Patricia Jackson

Individual

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Aul Saba+

Half-Arabian

Madeline Jahns

Individual

Registered Name

Esparto Gender Mare

Year 2003

Color Gray

Sire Magic Aulrab

Dam

Gender

Bay

Sire LFD Amir Rogue (ox)

AZ

Dam

Individual

Chaparral

NM

[email protected]

Amy Judge

Individual

Lexington

VA

[email protected]

Christina Kampman

Individual

Springlfield

OH

[email protected]

Elaine Kerrigan

Farm

Eureka

CA

[email protected]

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Dressage


Shea Johnson

Kerrigan Bloodstock

Dam

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Suitability

Primary Discipline

Samantha


Mare

1995

Gray

*Amurath Samurai

*Kornelia

Broodmare

KB Omega Fahim++++//

Arabian

Stallion

1996

Black

Amir Fahim+

Amyrah Adhemah

Dressage

*Thassia

Shagya Arabian (NASS) Shagya Arabian (NASS) Half- Arab82 Shagya Arabian (NASS)

Mare

2003

Black

Bahadur

Thirza

Broodmare

Stallion

2012

Black


*Thassia

Dressage

KB Thor Fahim

Approval


Majestic Holme (xx)

SPT/MPT

Suitability

Anglo-Arabian

Breed/Registry

2001

Color

Dressage


VF Majestic Rogue++++//

Registered Name

Gelding

Year

Approval


Rajkumari Zarra+

Cave Creek

Breed/Registry

CA

SPT/MPT


Sport Horse In-Hand

Sport 83 Horse In-Hand

Shagya (NASS) Shagya (NASS) Shagya (NASS) Shagya (NASS) Shagya


Arabian

Stallion

1996

Black

Amir Fahim+

Amyrah Adhemah

Dressage

*Thassia

Shagya Arabian (NASS) Shagya Arabian (NASS) Half- Arab Shagya Arabian (NASS) Half- Arab Shagya Arabian (NASS) Half- Arab

Mare

2003

Black

Bahadur

Thirza

Broodmare

Stallion

2012

Black


*Thassia

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

Mare

2013

Gray


Samantha

Young Prospect

Broodmare

Stallion

2013

Black


*Thassia

Young Prospect

Sport Horse In-Hand

Mare

2013

Black


Indigo Ebony Lace

Young Prospect

Mare

2015

Black


*Thassia

Young Prospect

KB Safira Fahim

Arabian Shagya Arabian (NASS) Half- Arab Shagya Arabian (NASS) Half- Arab

Mare

2015

Black


Samantha

Young Prospect

Joy Koepke

Individual

KB Thor Fahim KB Saracina Fahim KB Tomega Fahim KB Isis Fahim KB Takara Fahim

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Padrons Award

Arabian

Mary Ann Laferriere

Individual

Registered Name

Georgetown Gender Gelding

Breed/Registry

Year 1998

Color Chestnut

Sire Shaklans Padron NA

Dam

Dressage

Primary Discipline

Windamere Arabians

Weed

CA

[email protected]

Ed Litizzette

Farm

Windamere Arabians

Weed

CA

[email protected]

Mujiz Al Kaiwan

Arabian

Lisa Littrell

Individual

Registered Name

Mare

Breed/Registry

The Magics A Rockin

Half-Arabian

Bailey Lones

Youth

Registered Name Raindrops on Roses HL+

2013

Color Gray

KTS Zaafinah Xena (ox)


Farm

Year

Daen

Dam

Sire Imperial Saturn

Dam

Hartselle Gender Gelding

Year 2003

Color Appaloosa pattern

Sire SCF Magic Nizzam (ox)

84

Half-Arabian

Gender Mare

Year 2009

Color Gray

Sire Rodeo Road

AL

Dam Classy

Approval


SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Hunters


IMS Hotrockin Zippo

Lenoir City

Breed/Registry

Sport Horse InHand

Dam

SPT/MPT

Dressage

Primary Discipline

Noble Imdalia

Approval

[email protected]

Sharon Litizzette

Gender

Gray

Sire

SPT/MPT

Suitability

Half-Arabian

Breed/Registry

2005

Color

NC


Jettin to the Daence+++//

Registered Name

Gelding

Year

(NASS) Shagya (NASS) Shagya (NASS) Shagya (NASS) Shagya (NASS)


A-Ward

Chapel Hill Gender

KY

Sport Horse In-Hand

Hunters

TN

Secondary Discipline Suitability

[email protected] Primary Discipline Hunters


Suitability

pattern

Bailey Lones Registered Name

Youth Breed/Registry

Lenoir City Gender

Individual

Hanover

Tara Lovre

Individual

Enumclaw

Hunters

VA

[email protected]

WA

[email protected]

Dam

Primary Discipline

TN

[email protected]

Rita Mason

Individual

Fair Oaks

CA

[email protected]

Sire

Sport Horse In-Hand


Manchester

Color

Torrifficoo

Dam

Primary Discipline


Anglo-Arabian

Mare

2012

Gray

Legend of Khouraj (ox)

Athena+++// (x)

Dressage

Suitability

Athena+++//

Anglo-Arabian

Mare

1997

Gray

LS Zane Grey+// (ox)

Little Badger Baby (xx)

Dressage

Broodmare

Jack Masters

Youth

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Gender Gelding

Year 2006

Color Gray

Sire Line Dancer

TX

Dam

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

OLD-NA


BS Wikings Luvbug

Approval

Dressage

Khourajous Zoria

Austin

SPT/MPT

Suitability

Individual

Year

Armando El Aryes

Classy


Georgia Martin

Gender

Gray

Sire

Primary Discipline

Arabian

Breed/Registry

2012

Color

[email protected]

LL Carrye Oon

Registered Name

Mare

Year

Rodeo Road

Dam

Julie Long

Gender

Gray

Sire

Half-Arabian

Breed/Registry

2009

Color

Raindrops on Roses HL+

Registered Name

Mare

Year

TN


Keepitcountry

Arabian

Endurance

Susan McAdoo

Individual

White Pine

TN

[email protected]

Kristin McClellan

Individual

Lindon

UT

[email protected]

Christine Mckay-Donovan

Individual86

Lovettsville

VA

87 [email protected]

SPT/MPT

Approval

Christine Mckay-Donovan

Individual

Kim McKimmy

Farm

Regent Arabians

Margie McLaughlin

Farm

Standing Golden Essence+++// at stud

Grayce McLaughlin

Farm

Standing Golden Essence+++// at stud

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Gender

Sire

Chestnut

Klassic Shaklan

[email protected]

St. Michael

MN

[email protected]

Margate City

NJ

[email protected]

Margate City

NJ

[email protected]

Dam

Primary Discipline

Morgan Moore

Farm

MLM Arabians

Pilot Point

TX

[email protected]

Ryan Moore

Farm

MLM Arabians

Pilot Point

TX

[email protected]

AO Breeze

Arabian

Manda Morris

Individual

Registered Name

Gender Stallion

Breed/Registry

Year 2001

Color Chestnut

SA Patrushka

Sire Aclsic Raff

Dam

Year

Color

Sire

Jumpers

TX

Dam


Primary Discipline


Gelding

2009

Chestnut

A Noble Cause

Ames Jlo

Distance

Dressage

Worth Five

Arabian

Mare

2009

Chestnut

RD Five Star

DC Worththewait

Hunters

Dressage

Claire Nickelson

Youth

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Dam

Primary Discipline


Tagg Yorr It+//

Half-Arabian

Gelding

2002

Black

Jorrit

Talsharafa (ox)

Dressage

Suitability

Tracy Oliver

Farm

Sunhaven Sporthorses

Pasco

WA

[email protected]

Hank Oliver

Farm


Pasco

WA

[email protected]

Aulways Magic++++//

Breed/Registry 88

Arabian

Gender Stallion

Year 2004

Color Chestnut

Sire Aul Magic +/

Dam Aur Silver Myst

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

[email protected]

Arabian

Registered Name

Approval

Sport Horse In-Hand

Misfit Toi

Ironton

SPT/MPT

Sport Horse In-Hand

Primary Discipline

Mosha Khaitlyn

Austin Gender

Dressage


Arabian

Breed/Registry

1999

Color

VA

Golden Essence+++//

Registered Name

Stallion

Year

Lovettsville

MO

[email protected]

Primary Discipline Dressage

Secondary Discipline 89 Suitability

Hank Oliver Registered Name

Farm


Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Pasco

Color

Sire

WA

Dam



Aulways Magic++++//

Arabian

Stallion

2004

Chestnut

Aul Magic +/

Aur Silver Myst

Dressage

Suitability

Midnight Booty Call

Half-Arabian

Mare

2009

Bay

Out Til Midnight (ox)

Raphaella

Dressage

Suitability

Aulways Somethin

Anglo-Arabian

Gelding

2011

Bay

Aulways Magic++++// (ox)

Skip Through (xx)

Dressage

Suitability

Aulways Mystical

Arabian

Gelding

2011

Bay

Aulways Magic++++//

Out of the Myst++/

Dressage

Suitability

Pamela Overmier

Individual

Michele Owens Rieder

Farm

Registered Name

Normal

Windswept Farm Sport Horses

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

West Chester Sire

IL

[email protected]

PA

[email protected]

Dam

Primary Discipline


True North+/

Half-Arabian

Gelding

1995

Bay

Ecstacy (ox)

Green Beaty

Hunters

Dressage

Windswept Boston Beau

Half-Arabian

Gelding

2000

Bay

SH Boston Bean (ox)

Fleur D' Amour

Dressage

Hunters

Windswept Casanova

Half-Arabian

Gelding

2005

Bay

Politiciann (ox)

Fleur D' Amour

Dressage

Suitability

Windswept Deja Vu

Half-Arabian

Gelding

2007

Gray

Klint Black+++// (ox)

Fleur D' Amour

Hunters

Dressage

Jane Patterson

Individual

Kobe Pielow

Youth

Registered Name AAA Legend ofthe Seas


Gender Gelding

Year 2002

Color Chestnut

Harrodsburg

KY

[email protected]

Coatesville

PA

[email protected]

Sire Naibara Blaze Man

Dam

Primary Discipline

HSA Seamist

Dressage


Individual

East Aurora

NY

[email protected]

Christine Raposo

Individual

Knightsen

CA

[email protected]

Bewitched Bey++


Gender Mare

Year 2005

Color Bay

Sire BA Bey Elation

Dam

Primary Discipline

Beguiled

Sport Horse In-Hand

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Laura Raposo

Individual

Secondary Discipline Suitability 91

San Mateo

CA

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Hunters

Carol Ranke

Registered Name

SPT/MPT

[email protected]

Laura Raposo Registered Name

Individual

San Mateo

Breed/Registry

Gender

Eagleville

TN

Jodi Reynolds

Individual

Carefree

AZ

CJA Debbonheir +/

Arabian

Jodi Robbins

Individual

Registered Name

Gelding

2005

Color Bay

Sweet-N-Sassy

Sire The Millionheir

Gender

Year

Color


NC

Dam

Primary Discipline


Lisa Robinson

Individual

Gilmanton

NH

[email protected]

Nicole Rowley

Individual

Thorp

WA

[email protected]

Linda Rudolphi

Farm

WineGlass Farm

Noble

IL

[email protected]

Olivia Rudolphi DVM

Farm

WineGlass Farm

Noble

IL

[email protected]

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Gender

Chestnut

Year

Tristtan+++// (ox)

Colo r

Sire

Accolades

Dressage

Dam

Primary Discipline


Hungarian Felver Shagya Sporthorse (PSHR)

Mare

2005

Gray

*Budapest

H. WineGlass Sonoma

Endurance

WineGlass Dora

Shagya Arabian (PShR)

Mare

2006

gray

*Max

WineGlass Diva

Endurance

Mare

2009

Gray

*Budapest

H. WineGlass Sonoma

Endurance

Gelding

2013

Gray

*Budapest

H. WineGlass Sonoma

Young Prospect

Dressage

Mare

2014

Bay

*Budapest

H. WineGlass Glory

Young Prospect

Hunters

H. WineGlass Szolo H. WineGlass Gavrila

Hungarian Felver Shagya Sporthorse (PSHR) Hungarian Felver Shagya Sporthorse (PSHR) Hungarian Felver 92 Shagya Sporthorse (PSHR)

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Young Prospect

H. WineGlass Syrah

H. WineGlass Serenade

SPT/MPT

[email protected]

Half-Arabian PHR

2012

Approval

Dressage

Tulach Ard

Gelding

SPT/MPT

[email protected]

Primary Discipline

CJA Lorelei

Sire


Sport Horse In-Hand

Dam

Germanton

Breed/Registry


Individual

Year

Showgun PGN (ox)

Dam

Carolyn Reed

Gender

Gray

Sire

Half-Arabian

Breed/Registry

2014

Color

Show No Fear

Registered Name

Gelding

Year

CA

SPT/MPT

Approval Hungarian Horse Association of America

PShR

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PShR

HS WineGlass Pik Norton

Shagya Sporthorse (PSHR) Hungarian Felver Shagya Sporthorse (PSHR) Hungarian Felver Shagya Sporthorse (PSHR) Hungarian Sportlo Shagya Sporthorse (PSHR)

WineGlass Vermouth


Gelding

2014

Gray

*Max

WineGlass Valtellina

Young Prospect

Endurance

H. WineGlass Savana


Mare

2014

Gray

*Max

H. WineGlass Sonoma

Young Prospect

Dressage

WineGlass Dolchetto


Mare

2014

Gray

*Max

WineGlass Diva

Young Prospect

H. WineGlass Gibraltar


Gelding

2015

Bay

*Budapest

H. WineGlass Glory

Young Prospect

H. WineGlass Szolo H. WineGlass Gavrila

Gelding

2013

Gray

*Budapest

H. WineGlass Sonoma

Young Prospect

Dressage

Mare

2014

Bay

*Budapest

H. WineGlass Glory

Young Prospect

Hunters

Gelding

2014

Gray

*Max

HS Lilly

Young Prospect

Eventing

Eventing

Kelsey Russell

Honorary

Williston

FL

[email protected]

Lauren Sampson

Individual

Delhi

CA

[email protected]

Bruce Saul

Farm

Misty Mountain Arabians

Tucson

AZ

[email protected]

Tracy Scheinkman

Farm

Misty Mountain Arabians

Tucson

AZ

[email protected]

Carla Scarmazzi

Individual

Beaverdam

VA

[email protected]

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Dam

Primary Discipline


RS Royal Edition

Half-Arabian

Gelding

2004

Bay

Ballience V (ox)

Rosa Linda

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

Major Danse

Arabian

Gelding

2005

Bay

DS Major Afire

ShahsVictoryDanse

Dressage

Suitability

CR Ice Storm

Arabian

Gelding

2005

Gray

My El Sahib

JA S Hannah

Dressage

Suitability

CR Cayenne Pepper

Anglo-Arabian

Gelding

2005

Chestnut

Refarri Seraph (ox)

Dana's Devil (xx)

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

Tinkerbells Magic

Arabian

Mare

2009

Gray

OKW Entrigue+++//

In Aul Ways Magic

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

Rockafeller

Half-Arabian

Gelding

2011

Bay

Rosenthal

Talulah Bey +++/ (ox)

Dressage

Sport Horse In-Hand

Andrew Schnader

Youth

Michele Sharp

Individual

Registered Name

94

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year

Color

Sire

Reinholds

PA

[email protected]

Prescott

AZ

[email protected]

Dam

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

95

Primary Discipline


Michele Sharp Registered Name


Unos Special Request

Arabian

Sam Sharp

Youth

Registered Name

Gender Gelding

Year 2006

Color Gray

Sire Oh Numero Uno


Alexandra Smith

Individual

Gender Gelding

Breed/Registry

Year 2003

Color Gray

Sire Sterling Bey

Dam

Primary Discipline

LC Pstyrling Rose


OH

Dam


CA

[email protected]

Missy Snyder

Individual

Atlanta

GA

[email protected]

Dam

Primary Discipline


Arabian

Gelding

1992

Bay

Zalezhar Ace

Valiants Sabata

Hunters

Khonstellation ABC

Half-Arabian Appaloosa

Gelding

2012

Appaloosa pattern

Marciano ABC (ox)

Sierra Starview

Sport Horse In-Hand

Tiffany Sonny

Individual

Morgan Hill

CA

[email protected]

Heather Stalker

Individual

Alachua

FL

[email protected]

Kathy Starustka

Individual

New Braunfels

TX

[email protected]

Marysville

CA


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Individual

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

Dressage

Zalezhar Halima+

Kim Stone

Approval


Native silk

Sire

SPT/MPT

Endurance

Clovis

Color

Approval

[email protected]

Individual

Year

Solstice

AZ

Bethany Smith Bush

Gender

Gray

Sire

SPT/MPT

Endurance

Arabian

Breed/Registry

2006

Color


NN Solaro

Registered Name

Stallion

Year


Authentic Quest

Hamersville Gender

AZ

Dam

Prescott

GAA Sterling Grey

Registered Name

Prescott

Kim Stone Registered Name


Gender

Primary Discipline

Approval


SPT/MPT

Approval

Sport Horse In-Hand

FPZN

CA

[email protected]

Colleen Taggart

Individual

Escondido

California

[email protected]

Tatiana EF

Half-Arabian

Kristen Taylor

Individual

Registered Name

Mare

2012

Bay

Sire Storm Shadow

Dam

Gender

Echoos Drama Queen DT (ox)

Primary Discipline

Sanford Farms

East Haddam

CT

[email protected]

Cristina Thomas

Farm

Sanford Farms

East Haddam

CT

[email protected]

Jodi Tuft

Farm

Valley Horse Center

Vacaville

CA

[email protected]

Carlton Vaughn

Farm

Ashleigh Stud International

Newcastle on Tyne

Karin Foley

Farm

Ashleigh Stud International

Camden

Mikayla Voris

Youth

Phyllis Walsh

Individual

Stone of Fire

Arabian

Gelding

Year 1997

Color Bay

Shar X Citement

Sire Sunstone Bey

Sport Horse In-Hand


Farm

Gender

Tobascco

Dam

[email protected]

Debra Thomas

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Chestnut

Sire

VA

Arabian

Breed/Registry

2004

Color

Dressage

ZLA Jahiel

Registered Name

Gelding

Year

Sport Horse In-Hand

Primary Discipline

Gloucester

Breed/Registry

Dressage

SPT/MPT

Kelseyville

Color

Victorys Secret (ox)


Individual

Year

Rumpleminze

Dam

Brenna Sullivan

Gender

Gray

Sire

[email protected]

Half-Arabian

Breed/Registry

2007

Color

CA

Velvet Raine+++//

Registered Name

Mare

Year

Marysville

SPT/MPT

Suitability

Northeast Coastal Region, UK

[email protected]

SC

[email protected]

Fort Wayne

IN

[email protected]

Byron Center

MI

[email protected]

Dam SS Black Sapphire

Primary Discipline Dressage

Approval


SPT/MPT

Approval

Phyllis Walsh Registered Name


Stone of Fire

Arabian

Samantha Werner

Individual

Kristy Whipperman

Farm

Bill Whipperman

Farm

Shelley White

Individual

Registered Name

Byron Center Gender Gelding

Breed/Registry

Gender

Year 1997

Color Bay

Sire Sunstone Bey

MI

Dam


SS Black Sapphire


FL

[email protected]

Infinity Egyptian Stud, LLC

Forest Hill

MD

[email protected]

Infinity Egyptian Stud, LLC

Forest Hill

MD

[email protected]

Brewerton

NY

[email protected]

Color

Sire

Dam

Primary Discipline


BA Nica+++/

Half-Arabian

Mare

2004

Bay

Nico

Domanique (ox)

Dressage

Hunters

BA Magdelena++/

Half-Arabian

Mare

2005

Bay

Nico

Domanique (ox)

Dressage

Suitability

Elizabeth Wiley

Individual

Registered Name

Breed/Registry

LH Magic Storm

Half-Arabian Pinto (PtHA)

Malinda Zielke

Individual

Registered Name Lederhosen

Breed/Registry Trakehner

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Radford Gender Gelding

Year 2002

Color Tobiano

Sire Saaher Baaz LH (ox)

Gender Gelding

Year 2005

Color

Sire

Chestnut

Leonidas *Pg*

VA

Dam

Dam RR Ghazrael (ox)

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval

SPT/MPT

Approval


LH Bak Roulette

Aiken

Approval

Dressage

Boca Raton

Year

SPT/MPT

Dressage

SC

Secondary Discipline Western Dressage

[email protected] Primary Discipline Eventing

Secondary Discipline Jumpers

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FARM PROFILE LISTINGS

Adele’s Shagyas

(Camp Verde, AZ) Sport Horse Disciplines: Eventing Dressage

Adele’s Shagyas……………………………………………………………………………………………………103

Endurance

An Tearmann Arabians…………………………………………………………………………………………104 Performance Horses for Sale?

Bella Via Arabian Sport Horses……………………………………………………………………………..105 Bonn-Fyre Farms & Training Center………………………………………………………………………106 Faerie Court Farm………………………………………………………………………………………………..107 Fiery Run Farm……………………………………………………………………………………………………108 Golden Essence+++// stands at Classic Arabians……………………………………………………109 Golden Oak Arabians & Warmbloods…………………………………………………………………….110 Hidden Falls Farm………………………………………………………………………………………….……111 Jim Porcher Sport Horses………….…………………………………………………………………………112

Sometimes Adele’s Shagyas is the oldest breeder of Purebred Shagya-Arabians in North America. I introduced the Shagya-Arabian breed to America in 1986 when I imported two stallions and three mares from Europe and founded the North American Shagya-Arabian Society. I subsequently imported another mare from Hungary in 1993. These, plus my original foundation stallion Hungarian Bravo, formed the basis for Adele’s Shagyas bloodstock. For many years I was the biggest producer of both purebred Shagya-Arabians as well as Shagya/Warmblood crosses. Although my background in riding and training and genetics is quite varied, for many years dressage has been my first love. Since 1989 I have been internationally certified as a Shagya-Arabian judge and I have judged many shows in most European countries, as well as Venezuela, I have been the honored to judge the European Championships six times --most recently in 2016. I have also conducted and judged nine Inspection Tours for Shagya-Arabians in North America.

Kerrigan Bloodstock………………………………………………………………………………………….…113

Due to my emphasis on breeding only the most superior Shagya-Arabian stock

Roze Arabians Ltd…………………………………………………………………………………………….….114

approved Shagya-Arabian stallions of various types, colors and bloodlines, and

Sanford Farms, Inc. ……………………………………………………………………………………………..115

stallions whose specialties and accomplishments run the gamut from

and using only the best mares available, I eventually produced a number of I am now able to offer frozen semen from six exceptional Shagya-Arabian endurance riding to dressage and eventing.

Yes Youngstock For Sale? Sometimes Breeding Stock For Sale? Sometimes Training Offered? No Contact: Adele Furby 567 E Quarterhorse Ln Camp Verde, AZ 86322 (928) 567-8645 E-MAIL FARM WEBSITE

Sterling Shagya Sporthorses……………………………………………………………………………….…116 Sunhaven Sport Horses…………………………………………………………………………………….…..117 Windswept Farm Sport Horses…………………………………………………………………………..…118 WineGlass Farm……………………………………………………………………………………………….….119

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Stallion(s) At Stud?

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(Lodi, WI)

Bella Via

(Wellington, NV) Sport Horse Disciplines:

Sport Horse Disciplines:

Dressage

Dressage

Endurance

In-hand

In-hand

SHUS and/or SHSH

SHUS and/or SHSH

Performance Horses for Sale?


Yes

Sometimes

An Tearmann Arabians is located in the rolling hills of south central Wisconsin near Lodi. Our goal is to produce Arabian horses with great conformation and willing dispositions utilizing primarily Crabbet blood lines. All of our Broodmares have proven themselves in the show ring with numerous AHA regional championships and national top ten wins. The only exception to this rule is Al-Marah Seahonor but she has proven herself through her get several of which have achieved national championships.



Since the farms inception in 2009, we have started competing with our foals and have achieved many AHA National and Regional championships in hand. In the last several years we have been competing and placing nationally in both the under saddle classes and in the dressage courts in add our continued success In-hand. Our first foal crops have already begun to distinguish themselves in the show ring including National Championships as Sport Horse in Hand and National Top Ten’s on the rail and in the court. Our small group of foals are well suited for dressage hunters, eventers, endurance, working western or just great riding horses.

Breeding Stock For Sale?

Spanish horses, we concentrate on these bloodlines for their soundness of


Sometimes

mind & body, their true Arabian type, both in looks & in that cherished “in

Yes

Training Offered?

maintaining the athleticism, soundness, disposition and type that are the

Training Offered?

Sometimes

hallmark of the Arabian breed. Her first breeding produced RAPHYRE who

No

Now that our stallions, Ar-Raqis+++/ and CommandperformaceAT+, have proven themselves in the show arena, we are taking the steps to offer them at stud during the for the 2017 breeding season.

Jennifer Hamilton and Tim Schaap 8256 Kruchten Road Lodi, WI 53555 (608) 643-4845

Yes Youngstock For Sale? Yes

Contact:

Bella Via is dedicated to producing beautiful, sound minded athletes that

Yes Youngstock For Sale?

are a pleasure to live with & ride. Starting with CMK breeding & soon discovering the wonderful Classical

the tent” disposition. Breeding since 1982 Victoria has been dedicated to

went on to finish the famed TEVIS CUP ride three times. Continuing to this day, carefully selecting the horses we choose to incorporate into our program, we actively compete in dressage & endurance & have prospects coming along who have promise of careers in both of these fields as well as over fences.

Sometimes

Contact: Victoria Alexander-Cushman 63 Sharon Dr Wellington, NV (775) 781-2444

E-MAIL FARM E-MAIL FARM

WEBSITE

WEBSITE

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Bonn-Fyre Farms/Training Center (Moorpark, CA)

Faerie Court Farm

(Vergennes,VT)



Hunters

Dressage

Dressage

Eventing

Endurance

Endurance

In-hand

In-Hand

SHUS and/or SHSH Bonn-Fyre Farms/Training Center is a full service breeding and training facility

Performance Horses For Sale?

that has been breeding, training, and showing National Winning Arabian and


Half-Arabian Sport Horses since 1982.

Yes

We offer training programs tailored to our clients and horses needs, We


encourage (but do not require) our owners to participate with their horses in every aspect of their training and showing. We really enjoy working with our

Yes

amateur owners.

Youngstock For Sale?

Our focus in breeding has been to produce a horse with superb character,

Yes

disposition, work ethic, as well as outstanding athletic ability and


conformation. Our Warmblood crosses are bred with the goal of them being highly competitive on the Open Circuit in addition to the Arabian breed shows. We allow our young horses plenty of time to fully mature before their riding career begins (usually at age 5). This along with excellent breeding contributes

Yes Training Offered? Yes

to long performance careers. Our oldest Warmblood cross is currently showing on the tough Southern California Open Dressage circuit at Intermediare 2 and is still going strong at age 22. We stand several stallions here at the farm including U.S National Champion The Terminatorr+ (Hanoverian cross), 10 time U.S. National Top Ten LA Legacy In Black+++//, our Pure Polish-3 Time U.S. National Top Ten stallion Elikzir and 3 Time U.S. National Top Ten Karnavaal++. We offer on farm breeding and Transported Semen. We always have top quality, AHA National Caliber horses available.

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Contact: Dorann LaPerch 7200 Walnut Canyon Road Moorpark, CA 93021

Yes Faerie Court Farm is a small scale Arabian breeding program located in beautiful Addison County Vermont. The first generation of Faerie Court Farm bred foals are now demonstrating their trainability and athleticism under saddle. As a breeding farm, the primary focus is on breeding, raising, and training with participation in clinics, schooling shows, and rated sport disciplines venues. Our home-bred Arabian stallion, FCF Oberons Vanity, is the highest scoring Arabian-bred stallion ever presented at the North American 70 day Stallion Performance Test where he exhibited impressive performance aptitude for both dressage and eventing topped off by exceptional interior scores. Faerie Court Farm’s breeding horses are selected for soundness of mind and body and for clear talent for dressage and/or jumping from CMK lineages with generations of purpose breeding for high rideabiliy, soundness, longevity, and sport discipline ability. Sport horse breeding requires dedication to a long term vision; we are committed to continuing to improve upon a solid foundation of generations of Arabians purpose bred for athleticism and trainability. Please feel free to contact us for more information about our quality prospects and well-started horses.

E-MAIL FARM

Stallion(s) At Stud? Yes Youngstock For Sale? Yes Breeding Stock For Sale? Sometimes Training Offered? No Contact: Dawn Jones-Low 683 South Middlebrook Road Vergennes, VT 05491 (802) 989-3562 E-MAIL FARM WEBSITE

WEBSITE

Faerie Court Farm on Facebook

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Fiery Run Farm

(Mannington, NJ)

Golden Essence+++// standing@ Classic Arabians (Georgetown,DE)

Sport Horse Disciplines: Dressage Hunters In-hand SHUS and/or SHSH



Yes

Dressage In-hand Performance Horses for Sale?

Yes



Yes

Yes Youngstock For Sale? Fiery Run Farm has been breeding beautiful athletes for nearly three decades.

Yes

Among the stars bred by the farm are FR Hercules (Beau Nuit x Sasha Bay), FR


Amir (Flyinge Amiral x Destinctive Miss), and Solara Flare (Landkoenig x Sasha

Yes

Bay).

Training Offered?

The farm stands Pavvo (*Erros x Khassiopeia) who garnered 8s across the board from Hanovarian inspector, Barbara Richardson, during his A.R.A.B.S. inspection. He is producing tall, typey, big bodied babies with super gaits. Lately only fillies for those who are partial to pink!

No Contact:

Youngstock For Sale? We proudly stand the Arabian stallion, Golden Essence+++// whose pedigree is full of champions including his Scottsdale Champion sire, Klassic Shaklin, and his regional champion dam, SA Patrushka, plus World Champion grandsire, Abdullahhh, and renowned ancestors like Padron, Bask, Aladdinn, El Shaklan, and Khemosabi. Golden Essence+++// was successful as a Hunter Pleasure horse before switching to earning championships in Sport Horse In Hand and Dressage. Many of his offspring have proven his value as a sire by earning championships in hand and as performance horses in dressage and over fences. Please contact us for more information about breeding or about offspring that are available for sale.

Linda Carroll 336 Welchville Rd. Mannington, NJ (856) 279-9045 E-MAIL FARM

Breeding Stock For Sale? Sometimes Training Offered? Yes Contact: Margie & Grayce McLaughlin 20059 Shingle Point Rd Georgetown, DE 19947 (302) 228-9537 E-MAIL FARM

WEBSITE

WEBSITE

Fiery Run Farm on Facebook

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Yes

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Golden Oak Arabians & Warmbloods

(Sacramento, CA)

Hidden Falls Farm

(Arlington, WA)


Golden Oaks Arabians & Warmbloods is a small breeding program nestled in the foothills of Northern California. A partnership between Denise Cossuto & Tamara Torti who share a passion for producing Arabian bred sport horses with the amateur owner in mind. Coming from endurance & dressage backgrounds our vision is unique and the resulting foals have been even better than we had dreamed. The foundation of our program is our mares. The Hanoverian approved Arabian, Caraechstrodinair, is our cornerstone mare; she continually produces foals that exceed our expectations. She is the only Arabian mare to receive a "10" at a Hanoverian Inspection and produce a Top Foal at an Inspection. Her offspring are just now making their way into the show ring with AHA Regional Championships in SHIH, SHUS & Dressage. Her Champion offspring include Excepchanel & Magicaul Powers with Landinair, French Rivi Aira GOA & Wild Ivy GOA waiting in the wings. Our Arabian-bred and Warmblood mares are selected for characteristics that lend themselves to producing horses well suited for endurance & dressage. Good minds and trainability are high on our list, along with correct gaits that show the expression needed to be competitive at the open shows & on the endurance trails. We always try to have young prospects for sale and sometimes have riding horses or mares available.

Dressage


Endurance

Dressage

Hunters

Hunters

In-hand

In-hand SHUS and/or SHSH



Yes Stallion(s) At Stud?

Yes

EB


No

Yes



Yes

Yes



Yes Training Offered? No Contact: Tamara Torti or Denise Cossuto PO Box 255512 Sacramento, CA. 95865 (916) 300-5144 E-MAIL FARM WEBSITE

Hidden Falls Farm is a family run facility located one hour north of Seattle Washington. We offer training in multiple sport horse disciplines. Dressage training level through Grand Prix, hunter/jumper, SHUS and SHIH. Our trainer is a USDF gold, silver, and bronze medalist as well as a bronze and silver freestyle bar recipient. She works with horses and riders of all levels and ages. We also have school horses available. We compete locally, regionally, and nationally at both Arabian Sport Horse shows as well as open USDF shows.

Training Offered? Yes Contact: Kim Lacy 20002 127th Ave NE

We are currently standing the AHA National Champion Arabian stallion Enlightened +++/, a phenomenal sport horse stallion by six time National Champion in FEI Dressage, OKW Entrigue+++//, out of a High Voltage+/ daughter.

Enlightened +++/ possesses the athleticism, work ethic, temperament, beauty and brains to complement any breeding program. His primary discipline is dressage but he made his show ring debut over fences in 2016. He is very versatile and is the ultimate sport horse stallion. SCID, CA, & LFS clear.

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Sometimes

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Arlington, WA (425) 343-2905 E-MAIL FARM WEBSITE

Jim Porcher Sport Horses (Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, NM)

Kerrigan Bloodstock

(Eureka, CA) Sport Horse Disciplines: Dressage


Endurance

Hunters

In-hand

In-hand

SHUS and/or SHSH



Yes

Yes



Yes Youngstock For Sale? Yes Breeding Stock For Sale? Jim Porcher Sport Horses focuses on producing national quality Arabian Sport Horses and Anglo-Arabians who will excel in the Working Hunter, Sport Horse In Hand and Sport Horse Under Saddle divisions.

Sometimes

They are sound of mind and body with movement and trainability/tractability being paramount selection traits.

No

Classical Spanish Arabian bloodlines are the background of the 35+ year breeding program, and only Thoroughbreds who have proven themselves in the hunt field or the show-ring are used in the Anglo-Arabian program.

Training Offered?

Yes Breeding Superior Arabian Sport Horses and Shagya-Arabians. For over 40 years Kerrigan Bloodstock has striven to develop an Arabian horse

Jim Porcher 589 Alma Encantada Ct. NW Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, NM 87114 (505) 228-6865


from the fourth generation of our breeding including the addition of Shagya-

Yes

Arabians. The senior stallion at Kerrigan Bloodstock is the black purebred Arabian, KB Omega Fahim++++//, multi AHA National Champion in FEI dressage

Training Offered?

and top tens in SHIH. Multi USDF All-breeds Champion in FEI dressage. Years of

No

National and Regional Champions in dressage, FEI dressage, SHIH, SHUS and SHSH. Approved Arabian breeding stallion for purebred Shagya-Arabians with North American Shagya-Arabian Society. Homozygous black. SCID clear, LFS N/N, and CA N/N. Fresh cooled or frozen semen.

Contact: Elaine Kerrigan 1479 Freshwater Rd. Eureka, CA 95503 (707) 443-0215 E-MAIL FARM WEBSITE

E-MAIL FARM

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Yes

for the sport horse world. Now producing superior Arabian bred sport horses

AHA Regional Championships. Multi-day endurance competitor. Sire of AHA

Contact:


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Roze Arabians Ltd.

(Elizabethtown, PA)

Sanford Farms, Inc.

(East Haddam, CT)



Dressage

In-hand

In-hand

Roze Arabians Ltd. grew out of my personal love and admiration for the Arabian as a versatile performance horse. Once I became the owner of my own Egyptian Arabian I was also introduced to their high degree of trainability and their desire to join into a working partnership in any under saddle discipline. My discipline of choice is dressage and my Egyptian partners have eagerly become zealous dance partners. Not only are our horses athletically talented, but they truly enjoy the mental challenges that arise in the dressage arena. Once in the arena they take pleasure in showing off their skills and give their hearts to the endeavor. The Egyptian has developed into more than just a beautiful horse to be shown on the line. Modern Egyptians have proven themselves to be wonderful trail mounts, capable jumpers and loving family horses who know how to take care of the youngest family members. The ability and desire to bond with their human counterparts is truly innate within the breed. The ancestors of today’s Egyptians lived alongside their owners in the tents and pavilions of the Bedouin people. These early horses were bred to be fierce in battle, yet gentle and tractable in the stable. I believe these qualities of bravery and trainability are what make the modern Egyptian the perfect mount for anyone looking to have a long and trusted relationship with their equine partner. I founded Roze Arabians Ltd. with the intent to produce Egyptian Arabians who possess all the qualities of their ancestors and with talent and durability to meet the demands of today’s sport horse enthusiasts. We strive to find horses that are versatile and able to excel in multiple disciplines Arabian was originally intended and incorporate them into our breeding program.

SHUS and/or SHSH

SHUS and/or SHSH

Performance Horses For Sale?


Sometimes

No



Yes

Yes



Sometimes Breeding Stock For Sale? Sometimes Training Offered?

Sanford Farms is a small breeder of sport horses. Our latest breeding was our purebred Arabian mare, Desert Aurora to the Hanoverian stallion, Bugatti. Our Arabian stallion, Gun Smoke Blu SFA (WN Ben Samir x Desert Aurora), has multiple National Top Tens in SHIH and a successful career under saddle. Please visit our website for more information.

Breeding Stock For Sale? No Training Offered?

No

No

Contact:

Contact:

Angela White 2055 N. Market Street Elizabethtown, PA 17022 (717) 585-0855

Deb Thomas Clark Hill Road East Haddam, CT 06423 (860) 526-9526

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(Blue Jay, CA)

Sunhaven Sport Horses



Eventing

Dressage

Dressage

Western Dressage

Endurance

In-Hand

In-hand

SHUS and/or SHSH

Performance Horses For Sale? Yes

Performance Horses for Sale? Yes

Stallion(s) At Stud? Sterling Shagya Sporthorses is home to the ISG approved and performance tested Shagya-Arabian stallion Sterling Silver AF. We are dedicated to breeding quality Shagya sport horses that live up to the Shagya name and breed standard – performance, movement and temperament are extremely important to us. All our breeding stock is ISG approved and 2 mares are also ATA approved. Sterling stands 15.3h, was the highest scoring stallion on the 2003 Shagya-Arabian breed inspection. He is performance tested in dressage and has also done some eventing and NATRC rides. Sterling passes on his size, large bone, calm temperament, and beautiful movement. He is heterozygous grey and can produce black and bay offspring. He crosses well with WB, TB, and Arabian mares, and his Shagya daughter is ATA approved. His offspring have won the USDF Breeders Series West Coast current year foal Champion for 2 years, the 2013 CA Dressage Society Stallion of the Year in hand, and the USDF All-Breed awards for Shagya in-hand. Sterling’s paternal grandsire, Shagal, was a 2 time European Shagya-Arabian Champion. His maternal grand-sire, *Oman, sired a Tevis and Haggin’s Cup champion and comes from the highly successful jumping line of Bajar. Excellent semen quality. SCID, CA clear. We are currently focusing on doing endurance and eventing with our mares. Young stock for sale.

Yes

Stallion(s) At Stud? No

Youngstock For Sale? Yes Breeding Stock For Sale? Sometimes

(Pasco, WA)

Youngstock For Sale? Our Farm Stallion, Aulways Magic++++// (Aul Magic+/ x Aur Silver Myst) produces stock with a pre-disposition to excel in dressage and sport horse related disciplines. We have a range of horses in age and development for sale.

Yes Breeding Stock For Sale? Yes

Training Offered? No

Training Offered? No

Contact:

Contact:

Shelley and Donald Child PO Box 14 Blue Jay, CA 92317 (909) 273-9591

Hank and Tracy Oliver 2912 N Road 92 Pasco, WA 99301 509-948-2012

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Windswept Farm Sport Horses (West Chester, PA)

Is your next Sport Horse “Warrior” being bred at Windswept Farm?



Competitive Trail

Sometimes



Olympic talents along with the endurance, work ethic and “heart” of nationally

No

The growth in the Arabian Sport Horse industry is an incredible dream come


true for many of us that have hung in there for a long, long time. I remember

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competing in the very first dressage test and class over fences offered at “East Coast” way back in the 70s as a junior rider when my father was instrumental in fostering these classes. Fast forward to 2002, the last time AHA held our Sport Horse classes at the “Big Nationals” in Louisville, Kentucky. We were competing at 2:30 am over fences because our sport horse entries had outgrown the show schedule! Then in 2003, I was honored to compete and earn multi Top Tens at the very first inaugural AHA Sport Horse Nationals in Lexington, Virginia! I am proud to be among those that can say, “It has been an incredible journey”. We’ve come a long way, baby! A special thank you to all who have contributed so much over so many years to advance the Arabian Sport Horse Industry to where we are today.

(Noble, IL)

Sport Horse Disciplines: Hunters Show Jumping Eventing Dressage In-hand SHUS and/or SHSH

Our “boutique” breeding program blends the bloodlines of multi-disciplinary acclaimed Arabians, for that special horse of a life-time.

WineGlass Farm

Breeding Stock For Sale? Sometimes Training Offered? No Contact: Michele Owens Rieder 1225 S. Westtown Road West Chester, PA 19382 (610) 455-0451 E-MAIL FARM WEBSITE

Hunter Eventing Dressage Endurance In-hand

WineGlass Farm has been dedicated to the equine business for over 30 years. WineGlass horses have extensive pedigrees of proven performance for the professional competitor with excellent dispositions for the family sport horse. Our horses have well rounded, cross-discipline backgrounds ranging from polocrosse, distance riding, dressage, jumping and even some calf roping and reining! Our foundation mares, or their dams, have been performance tested. Soundness, trainability, willing attitude and competitive ability are genetically determined and we picked our mares to fit those qualities. The addition of Our Shagya stallion *BUDAPEST in 1990 complemented our foundation mares’ genetic potential. As an individual, *BUDAPEST has brought excellent bone, frame, movement and personality to the WineGlass program. Today *Budapest progeny offer the same qualities of toughness, stamina, rideability and courage that made the Shagya horses admired and desired so many years ago on the famous military stud farms of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. *BUDAPEST is one of the few Shagya stallions in the U.S. to have easily completed the stallion performance standards established by the International Shagya Society (ISG). *BUDAPEST is still the only purebred Shagya stallion to receive USDF All-Breed recognition. Achievements of WineGlass progeny include AHA National and Regional Championships in endurance, competitive and sport horse in-hand. AERC careers with over 1,000’s of miles and numerous PShR Specialty and Specialty Plus accomplishments. To remain current in today’s sport horse community, Linda and Olivia are active at the FEI endurance level and as international ISG Shagya judges. We always look forward to the next generation and invite you to visit to see for yourself.

Yes Stallion(s) At Stud? No Youngstock For Sale? Yes Breeding Stock For Sale? Yes Training Offered? No Contact: Linda Rudolphi 281 Ruby Road Noble, IL 62868 (618) 752-7181 E-MAIL FARM WEBSITE ADDITIONAL LINK

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STALLION PROFILE LISTINGS AO Breeze++/………………………………………..………………………Arabian………………………………121

AO Breeze++/

Arabian (AHA)

Registration: AHR*587333 DOB: 03/18/2001

Corre Con El Viento……………………………………………………….Trakehner (Half-Arabian)…….122 Elikzir ++/…………………………………………………………………...Arabian……………………………….123 FCF Oberons Vanity……………………………………………………….Arabian………………………………124 Golden Essence+++//…..……………………………………………….Arabian………………………………125

Sire: Aclsic Raff Dam: Mosha Khaitlyn Owner: Morgan Moore Breeder: Debra Morgan Color: Chestnut Height: 15.0H Disciplines: Jumpers

*Hadban USA………………………………………………………………..Shagya-Arabian…………….…….126 Stud Fee: $ $1,500.00

KB Omega Fahim++++//……………………………………………….Arabian………………………………127

Booking Fee: $500

LA LegacyInBlack+++//………………………………………………...Arabian………………………………128

Available via: Shipped Cooled & Frozen SCID: Clear

Nicolette's Revelation AF………………………………………………..Shagya-Arabian……….…………129 Onyx AF…………………………………………………………………………Shagya-Arabian………………….130 Pavvo……………………………………………..………….…………………Arabian………………………………131 Shagya Raja AF……………………………………………………………..Shagya-Arabian………..…………132 *Shagya Royal AF………………………………………………………….Shagya-Arabian……………………133 Sterling Silver AF……………………………………………….…………Shagya-Arabian……………….…..134

CA: N/N EVA: Negative tested annually

Breeding Contact: Morgan Moore MLM Arabians 9375 Jack Gray Rd. Pilot Point, TX 76258 (214) 770-5711

Five-time Reserve National Champion and sire of Regional/National winners AO Breeze++/ is the only living Arabian that has achieved National Championships in stallion halter and jumping (credit to Arlene Magid for this information). AO Breeze++/ is a tremendous athlete and an exotic beauty that offers a unique opportunity for breeders to take advantage of his exceptional outcross pedigree. This tail female Rodania stallion is heavily linebred to Skowronek, with multiple crosses to *Ansata Ibn Halima++ and Khemosabi++++// (though the much beloved Kaiyoum++ and tremendous show horse Khemo Sabre+/). His direct sire line is through Raffles and his sire (who sired multiple national winners from limited crops) brought in two crosses to the beautiful and athletic *Ansata Ibn Halima++ (one through Ansata El Nisr who has descendants winning at the national level across numerous venues). Breeze's major accomplishments include: 2x Reserve National Champion Open Jumpers (has competed up to 1.20 meters) Reserve National Champion Sport Horse in Hand- Hunter Type Open and ATH Reserve National Champion Sport Horse in Hand- Dressage Type Scottsdale Champion Stallion Hunter Type SHIH Arabian Breeders World Cup Reserve Champion Stallion and Supreme Top 10 3x U.S National Top 10 Stallion (4th), US National Top 10 Sport Horse in Hand- Hunter Type ATH (3rd), National Top 10 SHIH Dressage Type ATH, National Top 10 SHIH Hunter Type, National Top 10 Speed Jumpers Multi Regional Champion and USDF Champion with titles in: SHIH, Show Hack, Training Level Dressage, First Level Dressage and Halter Champions sired by AO Breeze++/ include (Only 15 foals sired to-date, 100% shown have been winners): Allure MLM: Region 9 Top 5 Halter mare; Class A halter Champion; Most Classic winner Moryah Wind I: National Top 10 SHIH; Region 9 Top 5; Class A Champion in halter and SHIH Motivation I: National Champion 2 year old Colt SHIH, Region 9 Champion SHIH Colt AO Summer Breeze: half Arabian- USDF in-hand winner PG Summer Moon: half Arabian- USDF in-hand Champion and Sport Horse Under Saddle winner WC Impetuous: half Arabian- USDF in-hand winner

AO Breeze

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The Terminatorr+………………………………………………………….Half-Arabian………………….…..135 Unikornio …………………………………………………………………….Arabian………………..……….……136 120

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MLM Arabians

Corre Con El Viento

Half-Arabian/Trakehner

Registrations: HAHR*1A362669

DOB: 04/28/2005

DOB: 06/22/2006

Sire: Ganges

Sire: Windfall (Trakehner ATA)

Dam: Ularia

Dam: Huadoresya (Arabian AHA)

Owner: Dorann LaPerch

Owner: Gwendolyn Marshall

Breeder: Marsha Parkinson

Breeder: Gwendolyn Marshall

Color: chestnut

Color: bay

Height: 15.1H

Height: 15.2H

Approvals: AWS Stud Fee: $500 Available via: Shipped Cooled & Frozen SCID: Clear EVA: Negative tested annually

Breeding Contact: Gwendolyn Marshall

Arabian (AHA)

Registration: AHR* 634966

ATA ORB-C-S225

Disciplines: Jumping, Dressage

Elikzir ++/

Disciplines: Dressage & Sport Horse In-hand By the Trakehner stallion, Windfall, who was a member of the USA Eventing Team, winner of bronze at the Athens Olympics, winner of Rolex. Out of the Arabian mare, Huadoresya+ who competed to the Intermediate level of Eventing and was approved by the American Trakehner Association. Vinnie produces pretty, correct individuals with great intelligence and willing to please attitudes. Only two of his foals have competed as yet: First Legacy GM++/,(foaled 4/25/2010) Sport Horse Nationals Reserve Champion 2yr filly in hand, Reserve Champion Jr. Dressage horse, Top Tens in hand and under saddle, Eventing Area VII Reserve Champion Beginner Novice. Kendric Wind GM,(foaled 7/01/2012) Regional Top Five in hand.


Stud Fee: Private Treaty Available via: Shipped Cooled, Live Cover, & Frozen SCID: Clear CA: N/N LFS: N/N

Breeding Contact: Dorann LaPerch Bonn-Fyre Farms/Training Center 7200 Walnut Canyon Road Moorpark, CA 93021 (805) 529-7200

North Wind Farm 8171 SE Overaa Rd Port Orchard, WA 98367 (360) 710-7112

Elikzir ++/ is a pure Polish powerhouse who comes from generations of beautiful, correct athletes. His sire Ganges is not only the National Champion of Poland, he has an excellent race record. Ganges is by the incomparable Monogramm- a reserve AHA National Champion in Halter and a producer of Champions in nearly every AHA division. Elikzir ++/’s dam line contains Polish race winners and AHA U.S. National Champions in Halter and Performance. Elikzir ++/ is the epitome of form and function. He is correct with outstanding movement. He also possesses a kind disposition. Elikzir ++/ was the only stallion at the 2014 AHA Sport Horse Nationals to place in both Dressage Type and Hunter Type in the Open class. He is proving to be a very prepotent sire. His foals are stamped with his look out of a variety of mares. Elikzir ++/ is an Arabian Breeders Sweepstakes Nominated Sire.

Bonn-Fyre-FarmsTraining-Center

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First Legacy GM 2010 mare by Vinnie Corre 122 Con El Viento

Elikzir 123

"Charm" 2015 FIlly (Elikzir x Pouilly Fuisse R- Hanoverian)

FCF Oberons Vanity

Arabian (AHA)

DOB: 05/10/1999

DOB: 07/23/2006

Sire: Klassic Shaklan

Sire: AF Vanitys Repeat

Dam: SA Patrushka

Dam: BruMarBa Callisto

Owners: Margie & Grayce McLaughlin

Owner: Dawn Jones-Low

Breeder: Robert Searles

Breeder: Dawn Jones-Low

Color: chestnut

Color: gray

Disciplines: Dressage,

Height: 15.0 H 8 inches of bone

Performance Test: 70 Day SPT 2015 Approvals: RPSI (Studbook I) Stud Fee: $450 (per dose) Available via: Frozen SCID: Clear CA: N/N LFS:N/N EVA: Negative vaccinated annually Breeding Contact: Dawn Jones-Low Faerie Court Farm in Vergennes, VT (802) 989-3562

Arabian (AHA)

Registration: AHR 588825

Registration: AHR*628688

Disciplines: Dressage & Eventing

Golden Essence+++//

Sport Horse in Hand FCF Oberons Vanity made history in 2015 when -as the only non-warmblood in the cohort- he finished 5th out of a field of 14 stallions in the 70 day Stallion Performance Test. He was the highest scoring and highest placing Arabian or Arabian-bred stallion EVER to attend the North American 70 day SPT! His scores included a 10 for Character, 9 for Willingness, 9.5 for Constitution, 9 for Rideability, 8 for trot, 8 for canter, and 8.5 for XC jumping! His individual category scores were 7.13 or higher. FCF Oberons Vanity is schooling well at 3rd level dressage and jumping courses comfortably at 1m (3'3") with his form and scope tested up to at least 1.25m (4’1”). FCF Oberons Vanity is consistently siring foals with superior substance and bone, quality gaits, excellent feet, structural correctness, incredibly kind and willing temperaments, and classic Arabian beauty. FCF Oberons Vanity is an Arabian stallion who can measure up to the top standards of the sport horse world with a pedigree that is packed with old-fashioned CMK lineages with a consistent pattern of producing athletic horses with high rideability.

Video from the 70 day Stallion Performance Test Faerie Court Farm

Stud Fee: $500 Available via: Shipped Cooled, Live Cover, & Frozen $175 Live Cover Handling Fee SCID: Clear CA: N/N LFS: N/N EVA: Negative tested annually

Breeding Contact: Resi Wolfe Classic Arabians

Golden Essence+++// is a true representative of the versatile Arabian Breed He is a multi-champion winner in halter and sport horse in-hand with 5 National and 28 Regional Titles. In Sport Horse In-Hand he has won championships under Hunter judges and Dressage judges. He has been successful in Hunter Pleasure and is now winning in Dressage. He is only a few points away from achieving his Legion of Masters. He is an exceptional sire, siring champions in the sport horse arena. His foals are as versatile and successful as he is. Golden Essence is powerful, talented, and intelligent. He has a gentle disposition and is ridden by amateurs. He is a phenomenal stallion. He has ranked 2nd & 3rd the last few years for USEF Leading Sire of Half Arabians. He is siring champions. Golden Essence+++// stands at Classic Arabians Georgetown, DE.

Visit Golden Essence+++// on Facebook

20059 Shingle Point Road Georgetown, DE 19947

Frozen Semen shipping from: Equine Reproduction, LLC in Wynnewood, OK

(302) 228-9537 [email protected]

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*Hadban USA



Registration: ShA-03-198 (NASS)


DOB: 04/11/2003

DOB: 04/11/1996

Sire: Harapnik (Romanian State Stud Shagya-Arabian)

Sire: Amir Fahim+ Dam: Amyrah Adhemah

Dam: Ihrana (Austrian ShagyaArabian)

Owner: Elaine Kerrigan Breeder: Elaine Kerrigan

Owner: Adele Furby

Color: black

Breeder: Joseph Weiss

Height: 15.1H

Color: bay Height: 15.2H

Disciplines: Dressage, Endurance, & Sport Horse In-Hand

Disciplines: Endurance Performance Test: 2011 Endurance Approvals: Shagya (NASS) Stud Fee: $950.00 Booking Fee: $200 Available via: Frozen

Arabian (AHA)

Approvals: Shagya (NASS) *Hadban USA is the most successful Shagya-Arabian stallion currently competing in AERC and FEI Endurance in America. He achieved Top Ten status in the AERC Jim Jones Stallion Award for 2015. He consistently places in the Top Ten in AERC 50 and 75 mile rides. His metabolics are exceptionally good. Hadban is a representative of the Romanian Shagya-Arabian line of HADBAN which has been developed for over 100 years in Romania. Hadban has a very willing and tractable disposition. He has a number of promising foals on the ground.

Adele’s Shagyas

Stud fee: live foal guarantee; frozen semen includes 3 doses

Stud Fee: $1000 Booking Fee: $250 Available via: Shipped Cooled & Frozen SCID: Clear

The Senior Stallion at Kerrigan Bloodstock is the black Purebred Arabian, KB Omega Fahim++++//, multi AHA National Champion in FEI dressage and top tens in SHIH. Multi USDF All-breeds Champion in FEI dressage. Years of AHA Regional Championships. Multi-day endurance competitor. Sire of AHA National and Regional Champions in dressage, FEI dressage, SHIH, SHUS and SHSH. Approved Arabian breeding stallion for purebred Shagya-Arabians with North American Shagya-Arabian Society. Homozygous black.

CA: N/N

Kerrigan Bloodstock

LFS:N/N EVA: Tested Negative

EVA: Tested Negative

Breeding Contact: Elaine Kerrigan

Breeding Contact: Adele Furby

Kerrigan Bloodstock 1479 Freshwater Rd. Eureka, CA 95503 (707) 443-0215

Adele's Shagyas 567 E Quarterhorse Lane Camp Verde, AZ 86322 (928) 567-8645

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Arabian (AHA)


Nicolette's Revelation AF


Registration: ShA-06-241 (NASS) DOB: 05/04/2006

DOB: 04/01/1996

Sire: Shagya Royal AF

Sire: JY Blackwings

Dam: *Nicolette

Dam: Naaja Black Gem

Owner: Adele Furby


Breeder: Adele Furby

Breeder: Katherine & Robert Williams

Color: bay

Color: black

Height: 16.1H

Height: 15.0H Disciplines: Eventing Disciplines: Dressage & Sport Horse In-hand

Performance Test: 70 Day SPT 2012

Stud Fee: Private Treaty

Stud Fee: $950.00

Available via: Shipped Cooled CA: N/N

Breeding Contact: Dorann LaPerch Bonn-Fyre Farms/Training Center 7200 Walnut Canyon Road Moorpark, CA 93021 (805) 529-7200

Approvals: Shagya (NASS) LA LegacyInBlack+++// is a 10 Time U.S. National Top Ten in SHIH, SHUS and Dressage. He continues to win In Hand Championships at age 19 beating much younger horses. This year at age 20 he will continue to compete. Legacy is without a doubt one of the nicest stallions, he has taken several amateurs to their first Regional and Nationals wins. He is a wonderful mover with correct conformation and enduring soundness. His only foal shown so far was a U.S. National Top Ten and Scottsdale winner. He crosses superbly with Warmblood mares, and his purebred foals are also stunning.


Booking Fee: $200 Available via: Frozen Stud fee: live foal guarantee; frozen semen includes 3 doses

Nicolette's Revelation AF is a 16.1 hand purebred Shagya Arabian stallion out of the imported mare *Nicolette. "Revel" is the only American Shagya-Arabian stallion who successfully completed the 70 day stallion performance test at Silver Creek Farm. Revel's outstanding qualities include very correct conformation, dressage talent with superior suspension, great jumping ability, and particularly, fearlessness on the cross country course. He is extremely kindly and personable as well. Excellent quality frozen semen, approved for international use as well.

Adele’s Shagyas

EVA: Tested Negative Breeding Contact: Adele Furby Adele's Shagyas 567 E Quarterhorse Lane Camp Verde, AZ 86322 (928) 567-8645

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Hannabel Oldenburg Cross gelding LA LegacyInBlack+++// x Diatra by Diamant

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Onyx AF


Pavvo Registration: AHR*524856


DOB: 04/24/1994

DOB: 01/01/2005

Sire: *Erros

Sire: Janos

Dam: Khassiopeia

Dam: MJL Shaleez

Owner: Linda Carroll

Owner: Adele Furby

Breeder: Linda Carroll


Color: gray (heterozygous)

Color: black

Height: 15.1H

Disciplines: Fox Hunting

Disciplines: Dressage, Hunters

Approvals: Shagya (NASS)

Approvals: A.R.A.B.S.

Stud Fee: $750.00

Stud Fee: Private Treaty

Booking Fee: $200 Available via: Frozen Stud fee: live foal guarantee; frozen semen includes 3 doses

Arabian (AHA)

Onyx is a son of Janos, the 100-mile AERC black stallion who was exported to Japan.

Available via: Shipped Cooled & Live Cover

Onyx is of the Shagya-Arabian "O'Bajan" type, most of whose members were historically black. Onyx is now being used as a fox hunter on a ranch in Colorado.

SCID: Clear

Adele’s Shagyas


CA: unknown LFS: unknown EVA: unknown

Pavvo is a son of AHA Reserve National Champion Stallion *Erros and out of a daughter of Montecito Orion (Mikado x Maleka-B). Orion was a halter and pleasure driving champion. His sire Mikado, was National Champion Park Horse. Pavvo was inspected for A.R.A.B.S. by Hanoverian inspector Barbara Richardson, who gave him 8s across the board (conformation and gaits) and remarked on his "tremendous withers and powerful hind end." Pavvo has been producing tall, elegant, typey, and athletic foals (mostly fillies these days). They all have come out with super movement, and all are improvements over their dams in this regard.

Fiery Run Farm

Breeding Contact: Adele Furby

Fiery Run Farm on Facebook

Breeding Contact: Linda Carroll

Adele's Shagyas 567 E Quarterhorse Lane Camp Verde, AZ 86322 (928) 567-8645

Fiery Run Farm 336 Welchville Rd. Mannington, NJ 08079 (856) 279-9045

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Shagya Raja AF


*Shagya Royal AF



DOB: 05/06/2002

DOB: 05/20/1999

Sire: Shagya Scherzo AF

Sire: *Shandor (Danish ShagyaArabian Registry)

Dam: Rachelle AA

Dam: Rachelle AA (Shagya Arabian NASS)

Owner: Adele Furby Breeder: Adele Furby

Owner: Adele Furby

Color: bay


Height: 15.2H

Color: bay Height: 16.0H

Disciplines: Dressage Approvals: Shagya (NASS) Stud Fee: $750.00 Booking Fee: $200


Shagya Raja is a very balanced stallion with exceptional dressage abilities. Standing just over 15.2, he is a "refining" Shagya-Arabian stallion with a gentle and willing disposition combined with showy flair.

Available via: Frozen

Adele’s Shagyas


Disciplines: Dressage & Jumpers Approvals: Shagya (NASS) Stud Fee: $950.00 Booking Fee: $200

Shagya Royal has had great success producing both purebred Shagya Arabians as well as Warmblood crosses. He throws his exceptional dressage abilities consistently. Standing 16 hands, he tends to throw big foals. His son Nicolette's Revelation AF is a 16.1 purebred Shagya-Arabian stallion who is the only Purebred Shagya-Arabian stallion in the United States who has successfully completed the 70 day stallion performance test. Roy has a very tractable disposition.


Adele’s Shagyas




Breeding Contact: Adele Furby Adele's Shagyas 567 E Quarterhorse Lane Camp Verde, AZ 86322 (928) 567-8645

Breeding Contact: Adele Furby Adele's Shagyas 567 E Quarterhorse Lane Camp Verde, AZ 86322 (928) 567-8645

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Sterling Silver AF

Shagya Arabian (NASS & PShR)

The Terminatorr+


Registrations: HAHR*1A334362

DOB: 05/29/2003

DOB: 06/04/1999

Sire: Shandor

Sire: Azh Naborr (Arabian)

Dam: Sapphire

Dam: L'argent- GVHR (Hanoverian AHS)

Owner: Shelley Child



Breeder: Dorann LaPerch

Color: gray (heterozygous)

Color: gray

Height: 15.3H

Height: 16.0H

Disciplines: Dressage, Eventing, Competitive Trail

Disciplines: Dressage & Sport Horse In-Hand

Approvals: Shagya (NASS) Stud Fee: $1000 Available via: Shipped Cooled, Live Cover, & Frozen SCID: Clear CA: N/N EVA: Negative tested annually

Half-Arabian

Sterling was the highest scoring Shagya stallion on the Shagya inspection in 2006. He is ISG approved and performance tested through dressage. His dam line comes from the highly successful line of Bajar, a well known jumping and eventing sire in EU. His paternal grand-sire Shagal was a 2 time EU Shagya champion. His maternal grandsire, Oman, sired the Tevis and Haggin's Cup winner, Fayette De Cameo. Sterling's offspring have won the USDF West Coast Breeders championship twice, the CA Dressage Society Stallion of the Year for in hand (as a yearling he beat out 2 and 3 yr old warmbloods), USDF Shagya All-Breed award, and one of his daughters is Trakehner approved.

Sterling Shagyas

Breeding Contact: Shelley Child

Stud Fee: $700 Available via: Shipped Cooled Special stud fee for 2016 will INCLUDE first shipment! No Handling fees if subsequent shipments are needed.

SCID: Clear CA:N/N

Sterling Shagya Sporthorses Breeding Contact: Dorann LaPerch

P O Box 14 Blue Jay, CA 92317

Bonn-Fyre Farms/Training Center 7200 Walnut Canyon Road Moorpark, CA 93021 (805) 529-7200

(909) 273-9591 [email protected]

The Terminatorr+ Is a Multiple U.S. National Champion Half-Arabian Sport Horse Stallion In Hand, He is sired by Azh Nabor, who was the Top Siring son of *Naborr. Azh Naborr sired numerous champions and Endurance winners. As well as international winners. Terminatorr+ is a full brother to Azh Naborrs Gemini++ who is a Three Time U.S. National Top Ten winner. The Terminatorrs+ dam is the German Verband, Main Stud Book Hanoverian mare L'argent. L'argent earned enough points in her inspection that she could have been presented for States Premium mare. L'argent has been a stellar producer and so far has produced Three AHA National winners (The Terminatorr+, Azh Naborrs Gemini++ and Landesmeister). She has also produced the Multiple AHA Regional Winning gelding Predatorr++. The Terminatorr+ is proving to be an exceptional sire. His son Hermes Echo+++/ so far has amassed SEVEN U.S. National Titles both In Hand and Under Saddle. He was pinned National Champion on one of the Judges Cards at the 2014 AHA Sport Horse Nationals. His Three U.S. National Top Tens under saddle were earned in only his SECOND SHOW UNDER SADDLE! His daughter Hayate Domani in her only show, and as a two year old was named Region II Reserve Champion Mare SHIH ATH and Top Five Open. He is consistently adding size to his foals and all his foals have his incredible movement.


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Sterling's Brigadier SH - yearling son 134

Hermes Echo+++/ 2008 gelding 135 (The Terminatorr+ x Echos Desire)

Unikornio

Membership Application 2017

Arabian (SSB)

Submit via e-mail to: [email protected] Or by mail to: Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. 20 Lambourne Rd #221, Towson, MD 21204

Registration: SSB 13817

Or Join at https://arabiansporthorsealliance.org/membership/join/

DOB: 05/14/2001 Sire: Gual Xirac

Membership Type:

Fee

Dam: Hakima

Individual

$25

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US Breeding Contact: Jim Porcher

Farm

$50

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and exhibitors who are dedicated to developing pure-

Breeder: Sra. Teresa Bourbon, Yeguada Flor de Lis

Youth (under 18)

$15

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bred Arabian, Anglo-Arabian, Shagya Arabian, and

Total Due:

Disciplines: Eventing & Sport Horse In-Hand

SCID: Clear CA: N/N

The Arabian Sport Horse Alliance was formed to promote the interests of owners, breeders, trainers,

part-bred Arabian sport horses and sport ponies to their fullest potential as competitive, user-friendly partners in the disciplines of dressage, eventing,

Height: 15.1H


Amount

Membership is by calendar year

Color: chestnut

Stud Fee: $1800

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Unikornio is a Classical Spanish stallion who is noted for his athleticism, movement and tractable/trainable disposition; traits which he passes on to his offspring resulting in multiple national titled get. He was a Reserve National Champion Junior Stallion in Spain and competed successfully in both Eventing and Endurance. He is available in the U.S. via frozen semen.

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and western dressage from suitability classes to the highest performance levels.

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payable to: Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc.

2nd Farm Member (or additional Membership)

Check #

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Individual

Member Contact Info

Farm

Youth

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LFS:N/N

Individual

EVA: Tested Negative annually

Farm

Youth

Farm Name (for Far m m em ber sh ips)

Unikornio

Breeding Contact:

First Name

Jim Porcher Sport Horses 589 Alma Encantada Ct NW Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, NM 87114

First Name

Last Name

Street Address or PO Box (if different from other member)

Street Address or PO Box

(505) 228-6865

City

Last Name

State/Province

Zip Code

City

State/Province

Zip Code

[email protected] Phone Number (if different from other member)

Phone Number

E-mail

Zokolo by Unikornio is the leading event horse in his division in Spain.

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Signature

Birth Year (Youth ONLY)

Date

E-mail

Signature

137

Birth Year (Youth ONLY)

Date

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