Arabian Sport Horse Alliance 2018-2019 Directory & Yearbook

Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. 

2018-2019 Yearbook & Directory 

The 2018-2019 Arabian Sport Horse Alliance Yearbook and Member Directory celebrates the activities 

of the Alliance 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 the 2017-2018 honorees for the Lifetime Achievement, Horse of the Year, Hall of Fame 

Benefactor, & Hall of Fame Horse (The 2018-2019 honorees will be published in the next yearbook) 

• Recipients of the ASHA Highlight and Top Awards that recognize achievements of Arabian-bred 

horses and ponies in all-breed sport horse competitions 

• Winners of the 2018 Year End Competition Awards 

• 2018 Milestone Award recipients 

• Supporter and Sponsor “Thank Yous” 

• Farm Profile pages for Member Farms 

• Stallion Profile pages for Farm Members’ Stallions 

• Youth Member Spotlights 

• Sport Horse Studbook Inspection reports of Member Horses 

• 2018 Foal Gallery 

• Gallery of member horses 

• A directory of members & member Arabian-bred horses 

Special features include: 

• Spotlight Stories of Members’ Exceptional Experiences with their Arabian-bred partners 

• Community submitted stories of Arabian-bred eventing horses --past and present. 

Thank you 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, 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.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

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2017-2018 Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree Angelique Anthony…………..…..………….……… 3 

2017-2018 Horse of the Year Honoree: Aurora MR ……………………………..………………………………… 5 

2017-2018 Hall of Fame Benefactor Award: Austine Hearst……………………………………..……………. 9 

2017-2018 Hall of Fame Horse Award: Tamarillo………………………..……….…………………..……………. 13 

2018 Studbook Inspection Report………………………………………………..…………………………..…….….….. 15 

Profiles of Arabian-bred Eventers past and present……………………………………………………..….……… 17 

ASHA Thank Yous and News Updates! ………………………………….……………………………………………….. 27 

Photo Gallery……………………………………………………………………………..…………………..……………………… 31 

Member Exceptional Experience Spotlight: Patty Jackson with Aul Saba+//………………………… 39 

Highlight and TOP Awards…………………………………………………………..………………..…………..…………… 41 

Youth Profiles compiled by Sari Bolnik……………………….……………..………………………………………..,…. 43 

Milestone Awards…………………………………………………………………..……………………………………………… 49 

Year End Awards…………………………………………………………………..……………..………………………………… 51 

Member Exceptional Experience Spotlight: Tracy Pierce with Elijas Trubador MGF +++//……… 61 

2018 Foal Paddock……………………………………………….…………………….……………………………………….…. 63 

Member Exceptional Experience Spotlight: Nicole Rowley with Midknight Orkid++/……………… 65 

Farm Profiles………………………………………………….……………….……………………………………………………… 67 

Stallion Roster……………………………………………………………………..………………………………………………... 89 

Member Directory and Horse Listings……………………………………………………………………………………. 111 

Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. Board of Directors 

President: Dawn Jones-Low (2019-2020) 

Vice President: Peggy Ingles (2019-2020) 

Secretary: Kristi Herbst (2019-2020) 

Treasurer: Sue Schultz (2019-2020) 

Past President: Tamara Torti 

info@arabiansporthorsealliance.org 

www.arabiansporthorsealliance.org 

2018-2019 Director: Shayna Dolinger 

2018-2019 Director: Beth Thomas 

2019-2020 Director: Chris Donovan 

2019-2020 Director: Mary Anne Morrison 

2019-2020 Director: Tamara Torti 

2019-2020 Director: Ashlie Yancy

ASHA Lifetime Achievement Honoree 

Angelique Anthony 

As we travel through life, we are sometimes 

handed a thing we never expected or even 

asked for and many times these gifts actually 

work out nicely! 

Angelique Anthony was thrust into the world of horses 

in this manner and that is how she started her journey 

with Arabian horses that led to her earning this award. 

31 years ago, at the peak of Angelique’s successful 

career as a Great Dane breeder and exhibitor, her fellow 

breeder, Dade Bozievich, gave Angelique a 2 

year old purebred Arabian gelding, 

Russian Roulett (Wind Fortune x 

Muscatasha {*Muscat}), better 

known as Sasha. 

Angelique, though 

quite well versed in the 

world of dogs, had no 

clue about Arabians, 

or even horses for that 

matter! She accepted 

this unusual gift and 

did the right thing by 

finding a good trainer to 

get Sasha started under 

saddle. He became a great 

companion, trail horse, and a 

horse that others would borrow 

to ride in a parade or a show. As a late 

teenager, Sasha went to a Bernie Traurig clinic 

where his jumping skills were recognized and encouraged 

and he became the famous show jumper we now know. 

Not one to go into the dark on a new adventure, Angelique 

did some reading and studying and talking about 

the world of the big time jumpers and realized how little 

Arabians were thought of as competitive jumpers. She 

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then set out to prove them wrong by getting a top trainer 

and putting in two years of hard work before debuting in 

2003 on the AA-rated show circuit in California. Sasha’s 

rider was Argentine polo player Federico Mantares, who 

was learning to jump courses right along with Sasha. 

These two were a tough combination to beat. Quick 

over the jumps, turns on a dime, seemingly never touching 

the ground - earned them the nickname, “The Russian 

Rocket,” coined by an announcer at the 2004 Olympic 

Trials. Together they won 16 championships, 2 reserve 

championships, 3 Event Derby wins 

and to date are the only purebred Arabian 

team to win the Adult Amateur 

Jumper Classic at LAEC. 

Angelique applied her dog 

show marketing skills to Sasha’s 

career. She spent thousands 

on full page ads in 

major show magazines promoting 

him and his breed. 

People soon knew who 

that red blur was that was 

earning blues at some very 

prestigious horse shows. She 

also publicized his breed by letting 

fellow competitors know what 

he was and walking him around in his 

Bedouin halter with his mane flowing in the 

more traditional Arabian style. 

Sasha carried a senior handicapped rider and helped 

restore the confidence of a junior rider for the last 2 years 

of his show career, all while winning an unprecedented 

number of blue ribbons, before retiring sound at age 22. 

During and after his years of active competition, Angelique 

generously supported and sponsored jumper classes,

including the $5,000 prize for the Scottsdale Gambler’s 

Choice class for several years. 

In 2008, the Arabian Horse Association celebrated their 

Centennial allowing their membership to vote for 100 

of most influential and significant people, horses and/or 

events of the last 100 years. Only 33 horses made the list 

with such greats as *Bask++, * Muscat, Khemosabi++++//, 

Cass Ole+ (The Black Stallion), and coming in at #65 was 

Russian Roulett, a horse who only five years earlier was 

unknown. Perhaps it was Sasha’s & Angelique’s destiny 

to help guide the Arabian sport horse into centennial history 

and to proudly represent the jumper in the Arabian 

Horse Galleries at the Museum of the Horse at the Kentucky 

Horse Park. 

Angelique has continued to support the Arabian horse 

as a using sport horse, particularly over fences, She has 

sponsored and promoted some hunters and jumpers, 

sponsored classes and garlands at SHN, put ads again in 

various publications to support the breed. She even made 

sure that one horse got a piece in the US Equestrian magazine 

for a major win when it would have never 

happened without Angelique’s push. Angelique is one of 

the first to step up when someone is uneducated about 

the Arabian breed and help them learn more. She always 

said since Sasha retired she “has no dog in the fight” 

but she doesn’t need one to be able to be the worthy 

winner of the Arabian Sport Horse Alliance Lifetime 

Achievement Award! 

Editor’s Note: Angelique passed away on February 17, 2019. 

In her memory, the Alliance is helping coordinate an award 

and prize money for the Open Jumper Stake Championship 

class at AHA Sport Horse Nationals. Donations can be made 

through Paypal at info@arabiansporthorsealliance.org. 

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ASHA Horse of the Year 

Aurora MR 

Owned & Bred by James & Karen Ernst 

There are some horses that are superstars because 

they have a superstar as a rider and there 

are some horses that are just born to be a superstar 

regardless of their rider. Aurora MR (JRPadrov x El 

Disar Eve) is the second kind of horse. Now don’t get me 

wrong, all of her riders have been great, but it is not often 

that a horse is a superstar with every rider they are paired 

with. Aurora is just that, and I think after reading her story 

you will agree. 

Aurora was started 

under saddle in the fall 

of her 5th year. Right 

away the trainer’s 

12-year-old daughter 

was riding her and fell 

in love. Together they 

practiced dressage 

movements and had 

fun jumping the jumps 

that were set up in the 

arena. When it came 

time to start showing, 

the trainer’s schedule 

did not blend well 

with the Arabian Show 

schedule, so she sent 

one of her 12-year-old students, Jennifer, to ride Aurora. 

Here we were at a show with a kid that we really did not 

know, riding a horse that had less than 6 months of formal 

training and with no trainer to school them! 

Jennifer and Aurora were stars at this first show, so we 

continued attending Arabian and Open Shows with Jennifer 

as her rider. The pair qualified for the 2004 CDS Jr. 

Championship show in Training level, so off we went. After 

the first day of the Championships, Jennifer and Aurora 

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were ahead of 

the rest of their 

class by a solid 

5% and just 

had one more 

ride to go to be named Champion. 

On day two, during the warm up for their last ride, 

while cantering on a 20 meter circle Aurora stepped on a 

large rock that had been thrown into the arena and tore 

her right hind suspensory 

ligament right below the 

hock. It was so bad we 

had to bring the trailer 

to the arena to take her 

home. 

During the vet examination 

it was determined 

that she had a large hole 

in her suspensory and the 

vet felt she would be only 

be broodmare sound for 

the rest of her life. Well I 

was not willing to accept 

this, so I took her home 

and put her in a paddock 

for 6 months, after which we took her back to the hospital 

and had her leg scanned. Much to their surprise, they could 

not even find the scarred tissue from the tear and gave us 

the go ahead to start conditioning her to return to work. 

In the spring of 2005, Jenny Breen agreed to ride 

and show Aurora for us at Open and Arabian shows (still 

schedule issues with trainer) and so a new team was born. 

Together they won not only at Arabian Shows but also almost 

every Open Show class they entered. We traveled

to Canada for the 2005 Canadian National Show that year 

and they earned Aurora’s first National Top Ten Award - at 

Training Level. They ended the show year winning USDF 

Young Rider Training Level Award and several AHA awards. 

In 2006, Jenny became Aurora’s owner and the team 

returned to the show ring at First and Second Level, again 

winning in Open and Arabian competitions. They were 

named USEF Dressage Horse of the Year, and added 4 more 

National Top Tens (First and Second Level) and a Reserve 

National Championship at First level to Aurora’s list of 

awards. 

In 2007, this team continued with their success at Second 

level winning two Regional Championships and two 

Top Fives. Meanwhile, back at home, I lost Aurora’s little 

sister to a pasture accident and I asked Jenny if she would 

sell Aurora back to me. Aurora’s mother was a very special 

horse to me and I really wanted to have one of her daughters. 

Jenny agreed to sell Aurora back to me, but would no 

longer be her rider. 

We then went to Jennette Scanlon of Scanlon Training 

and asked her to evaluate Aurora for further advancement 

in Dressage. We were happy to learn that Jennette felt she 

was in fact talented enough to become an FEI Dressage 

horse, so a new team was born. 

In 2008, Jennette and Aurora attended the Scottsdale 

Arabian Show and were stars just like Aurora had been 

with all her other riders. They ended the show with Aurora 

winning 4th Level High Score Champion. 

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Aurora and Jenette ended the 2008 show year as Sport 

Horse Reserve National Champion at 3rd Level and Top Ten 

at 4th level. 

In 2009, Jennette became pregnant and was unable to 

ride, so she enlisted one of her young students, Samantha, 

to ride Aurora. This new pair started showing at 3rd level 

in June of 2009 and right away were stars. In their first two 

shows together they qualified for the 2009 CDS Jr Championship 

show at 3rd level. In August of 2009 they attended 

the CDS Jr. Championship show and were named CDS Jr. 

Championship Reserve Champion 3rd Level. 

Things were going so well with this new pair that we 

decided to add 4th level to their schedule. Aurora was already 

qualified for Nationals in Open, so they just needed 

to qualify at the amateur level, which they did at their first 

show. 

Samantha and Aurora showed at the Region 3 Sport 

Horse Championship show in 3rd and 4th level Open and 

Amateur and were named 3rd and 4th Level Champions in 

Amateur and Reserve Champion 3rd Level Open with a Top 

Five in 4th Level Open. They ended the show year as USDF 

All Breed Champions in 3rd & 4th Levels. Not bad considering 

that this pair was only together for 3 months! 

In 2010, Jennette was back to riding Aurora and the 

pair started competing at Prix St. Georges in open shows 

and doing very well. In July of that year, they added Intermediaire1 

to the schedule and again were holding their 

own at the open shows. 

At the 2010 Sport Horse National Show, Aurora and 

Jenette earned a Top Ten in PSG dressage and was just out

of the ribbons for Int.1, but knowing this was a new level 

for them, we were not discouraged by her placing. Aurora 

did end the year as USDF All Breed Reserve Champion PSG 

level and Champion Int.1 level. 

In 2011, Jennette added Int. 2 to Aurora’s schedule and 

we started attending open shows, where she again held 

her own. All was going well when she came down with a 

rear leg lameness. After examination it was felt that she 

had a bad case of thrush and medical action was taken. 

Aurora was taken out of work, hand walked and in a 

couple of weeks all was well, so back to work she went. We 

started noticing that her angle seemed wrong on her left 

front foot and asked about it - the farrier insisted that everything 

was fine and not to worry. 

About 2 months after we first 

noticed the angle change on Aurora’s 

left front foot, she was lame. 

We were told that it was just stiffness 

from her trailer ride to the 

show and that she would work out 

of it. When she did not get better, 

an appointment was made with 

the vet. Upon his examination, it 

was found that her left front angle 

was off so badly that as a result 

she had strained or possibly torn 

her collateral ligaments within her hoof and she was set 

up on a hand walking schedule and stall rest for 3 months. 

At the end of 3 months, Aurora was taken back to the 

vet and was found to still be at a grade “3” lameness and 

at that time the vet said she was probably not going to return 

to full soundness. He felt that she may become sound 

enough for a junior to ride her at Training Level, but would 

not perform at the FEI level again. 

Again I was not ready to accept this future for Aurora, so 

I brought her home and returned her to the same paddock 

she stayed in when she tore her suspensory 7 years earlier. 

Aurora was not happy not working but she adjusted to 

a life of rest for the most part and enjoyed hanging out 

watching the other horses play in their pastures. I kept 

Aurora home for 13 months this time and let nature take 

it’s course in healing her. 

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In October of 2012, we took Aurora to Danielle Casalett 

of Casabrook Training to start conditioning her for a return 

to work if she was sound. Aurora has been sound since her 

first day with Danielle and was so happy to start back to 

work. I believe that Aurora is happier with Danielle than 

she has been with any other rider and in a short period of 

them they have become a beautiful pair. 

Danielle has taken Aurora’s return to work very seriously 

and all proper precautions are taken for Aurora’s safety. 

They spend 4 days per week in the arena and then at least 

1 or 2 days out at the lake where they enjoy a trail ride with 

one of Danielle’s students. Danielle also takes the time to 

take Aurora out to graze grass and they enjoy girly time together. 

Aurora loves her girly time! 

On March 17, 2013 five months 

after returning to work, 18 months 

after being told she would not return 

to work at the same level she 

was at before her injury, and 21 

months after her injury, Aurora and 

Danielle attended their first show. 

They showed at the PSG level and 

although they did not win their 

class it was a major win for Aurora 

as she again proved the vet wrong 

and she performed every movement 

of the test without difficulty, even obtaining a qualifying 

score for SHNs and the Region 3 SH Championship 

Show. 

All told, Aurora has 22 Regional Top Five or better 

awards, 8 SHN Top Ten or better awards, 1 Canadian National 

Top Ten award and many USDF All Breed Awards. 

She holds a National Top Ten or better and a Regional Top 

Five or better in every level of Dressage up to PSG as well 

as several Pacific Slopes Awards and High Score Awards. 

I will always have faith in this little mare, who was born 

at dawn on a brisk May morning in 1998, and was named 

Aurora for the Greek goddess of dawn. She is a very special 

horse and I am proud to be her breeder and will be proud 

to be her guardian for the rest of her life.

Mission Statement 

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

breeders, trainers, and exhibitors who are dedicated to developing purebred Arabian, 

Anglo-Arabian, Shagya Arabian, and part-bred Arabian sport horses and sport ponies to 

their fullest potential as competitive, user-friendly partners in the traditional sport horse 

disciplines of dressage, eventing, hunters, jumpers, combined driving, and driven 

dressage from suitability classes to the highest performance levels. 

The Alliance also supports the development of the emerging discipline of western 

dressage and recognizes endurance as sharing the same roots in the cavalry tests as the 

traditional sport horse disciplines. 

1) To maintain and operate an association of owners, breeders, trainers and other 

enthusiasts who desire to promote and support the use of Arabian bred sport horses and 

sport ponies in the sport horse disciplines and in sport horse breeding. 

2) To work cooperatively with the Arabian Horse Association and its clubs, the North 

American Shagya-Arabian Society, the Performance Shagya-Arabian Registry, USEF 

affiliate sport horse discipline organizations, sport horse breeding registries, and other 

associations on matters of common concern. 

3) To provide recognition and incentives for achievements in performance and breeding 

of Arabian-bred sport horses and ponies. 

4) To support the Arabian sport horse community through education and outreach.

ASHA Hall of Fame: Benefactor 

Austine Hearst 

Austine McDonnell Hearst (Mrs. William Randolph 

Hearst Jr.) was selected as the most recent Arabian 

Sport Horse Alliance Hall of Fame: Benefactor Honoree 

in recognition of her many faceted contributions to the 

Arabian sport horse world over several decades. 

Mrs. Hearst bred Arabians that were proven as field 

hunters and over fences in the show ring. She also 

served the community through her involvement in the 

Arabian Sport Horse Association, Inc. an independent 

organization which existed from 1986 through 2002. 

Another element of her legacy is The Horses of San 

Simeon, the book she authored in 1985 about the 

various horse breeding programs of the Hearst family at 

San Simeon Ranch. The book features a chapter on the 

Arabian breeding program and another one detailing 

the “Pico Creek Endurance Ride” held at the Hearst 

Ranch in August of 1976. 

Mrs. Hearst clearly understood form to function and 

recognized that the Arabian breed standard is not in 

conflict with the functional conformation suitable for 

sport horse disciplines. In The Horses of San Simeon 

she wrote, “I like calm, kind, sensible 

horses, and, of course, I believe 

conformation does mean good 

performance, A horse can move and 

do the job he is asked if he is built 

right., The standards established for 

Arabian horses perfectly describe a 

horse that will be useful for trail 

riding, showing, jumping, and 

traveling long distances, and yet will 

remain sound. I also feel size 

matters. All things being 

equal, I have found for my 

purposes that a good, big 

Arabian is preferable to a 

good, small one. And so we continue to breed for 

disposition, conformation, and size, in that order”. 

Amazon of Pico 1971 mare (Amara Baha x Zamiga by *Zamal). 

She produced nine foals, including Blitzen of Pico. 

Rider is well-known hunter-jumper trainer Nicki McGinnis. (ca. 1979) 

© Rob Hess Photo 

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[Kat Walden has 

graciously 

allowed us to 

reprint a slightly 

updated version 

of the following 

tribute article 

that she wrote in honor of Austine Hearst. The original 

version first appeared in the Winter of 1992 ASHAI 

Newsletter and details Mrs. Hearst’s involvement in the 

Arabian sport horse community.] 

With the death of ASHAI Charter member Austine 

Hearst in the summer of 1992, an era in Arabian sport 

horse history came to a close. She had been a staunch 

supporter of the ASHAI from the beginning of the 

association, always ready with frequent encouraging 

phone calls to President Pamela Turner or unexpected 

checks to bolster the foundations of the young 

organization. She kept her cancer a secret from nearly 

everyone until the end, believing that talking about it 

gave it power, so her death was an 

unexpected shock. 

Austine and her husband, William 

Randolph Hearst Jr., were the owners 

of a stud of purebred Arabian horses 

founded by William Randolph Hearst 

Sr. in the 1930’s. The senior Mr. 

Hearst sought out the best athletic 

stock he could buy in America, and 

also sent an expedition to buy 

and import a number of horses 

for the stud directly from the 

Middle East.

Horses bred at the Hearst San Simeon Stables at Pico 

Creek, California, won consistently in a wide variety of 

performance disciplines. Austine Hearst, however, was 

the driving force behind a dozen-years’ succession of 

Arabian sport horses, specifically hunters and jumpers. 

The first of these was Amazon of of Pico, a 1971, 15.3H 

grey mare out of a winning working cow horse, Zamiga 

by *Zamal—he was one of the original Hearst imports-- 

and sired by Amara Baha. Amazon’s talents lay over 

fences. 

Amazon with Nicki McGinnis 

© Dick Thoma 

Trained and ridden by Nicki McGinnis, who guided all 

the Hearst hunters through their show careers, Amazon 

was Champion Jumper seven times in class “A” Arabian 

shows. She capped her career with a U.S. Arabian 

National Top Ten Jumper title in 1979 before retiring to 

raise foals. Her 1987 son Blitzen of Pico (by Pico Haat 

Shaat), a stallion with endurance and jumping 

credentials, stood in Texas at Di Hopkins-Ryan’s White 

Horse Acres, a sport horse facility near Ravenna, Texas. 

Suzi Morris of Arieana Arabians in Southern California, 

who utilized Hearst lines in her breeding program, said, 

“To this day, people here in the Southland still 

remember this big, bold, jumping grey mare sailing over 

those fences, for she was absolutely breath-taking in 

her color, form, and style.” 

Polaris of Pico with Nicki McGinnes 

© Rob Hess Photo 

The second of the Hearst hunters was Polaris Pico. He 

was a 1975, 15.1H bay gelding by Bay Maruf out of 

Polar Pico by Rahmoun, and he was perhaps the 

epitome of Mrs. Hearst’s goals during her tenure as a 

breeder. His wins included Region II Champion Hunter, 

first in Hunter over Fences at Scottsdale in 1981 and 

1981 Canadian National Reserve Champion Hunter over 

Fences, which comprised one impressive season at All- 

Arabian shows. 

It was after he retired from the show ring that Polaris 

truly found his calling, however. Mrs. Hearst, who for 

many years was a Joint Master of the Golden’s Bridge 

Hounds in New York state (the Hearsts’ second home), 

took Polaris Pico east to be her personal field hunter. 

Mrs, Hearst wrote this of Polaris Pico in The Horses 

of San Simeon: 

“A super “lepper” (as the Irish call a good, safe 

jumper), [Polaris] makes a fine Master’s mount 

when he carries me fox-hunting as a Joint-Master 

of the Golden’s Bridge Hounds. The only Arabian 

in our hunt, he has won the admiration of every 

member. Even the dedicated Thoroughbred 

owners have praised his steady, careful jumping 

and good manners. It gives me special pride to 

think he is the fourth generation I have ridden. At 

San Simeon I first rode his great-grandfather, 

Rahas, then his grandfather, Rahmoun, and his 

mother, Polar.“ 

Although other members of the hunt club were initially 

skeptical about 

Polaris, the only 

Arabian in the Hunt, 

he proved to be an 

ideal Master’s 

mount. He never 

bucked, even on the 

briskest mornings, 

and always 

displayed calm good 

sense in every 

situation, including 

having dozens of 

foxhounds swirling 

around and under 

Mrs. Hearst leading the Hunt (on Polaris) 

photographer unknown 

his feet without kicking or shying. Polaris was also a 

strong, careful jumper who kept Mrs. Hearst safe, and 

he was fast enough to stay in the thick of the action. 

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Back in California, Hosanna Pico, a 1981, 15.2+H bay 

mare (Haat Shaat x Bons Anna by Asil Altair), took over 

for San Simeon Stables in the show ring. At Scottsdale 

in 1985 she was first in Open Jumpers and second in 

Working Hunter. The next year she was the Region I 

Champion Hunter over Fences. She finished her show 

career with multiple U.S. and Canadian National Top 

Tens in Hunter over Fences and or Hunter Pleasure (in 

that era HP horses still often also jumped instead of 

only competing in pleasure classes on the flat). She 

earned her IAHA (now AHA) Legion of Honor. Having 

proven herself a capable athlete, Hosanna also earned 

herself a place in the San Simeon broodmare band 

where she produced two foals. 

Pico Lena AHR #15729, 1959 mare 

(*Zamal x Mounigha by *Mounwer). She produced 10 foals. 

Rider is one of Austine and W.R. Hearst Jr.’s sons, possibly Austin 

Neither of them—apparently—was interested in the 

hunter tradition, although there is a published photo of 

one of the sons as a teenager jumping Pico Lina. And so 

ended the era of the Hearst Hunters. 

Juno Pico jumping cross country 

photographer unknown 

The 1979, 15.3H chestnut mare Juno Pico was next to 

carry on the winning tradition. She earned many 

regional honors in Regular Working Hunter and Hunter 

over Fences through 1988. She then joined the 

broodmare band and produced Glitters Pico by Royal 

Gold, who won in Working Hunter and Training Level 

dressage, also placing Top Five in Region I Hunter 

Pleasure in 1991. Glitters schooled cross country 

courses, although the author has not been able to 

confirm that she ever competed in eventing. Glitters 

Pico did not produce any offspring. 

In 1992, the 1986 chestnut mare, Pico Lenah (Abu 

Malacar X Pico Rosalina) was an AHA National Top Ten 

Jumper and earned AHA Regional Championships in 

both Working Hunter and Jumpers. 

Fortunately, the lineages of the Hearst Hunters 

have not disappeared completely. The stallion 

Blitzen of Pico (1987 -2013) sired offspring that are 

still of breeding age including the 2002 chestnut 

stallion, Haat Pursuit (out of Gleeful Pico). Perhaps 

contemporary Arabian sport horse breeders will 

rediscover the value of these lines to produce 

good minded athletes well suited for carrying 

riders over fences with scope and style. 

The Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. is pleased to 

honor the memory of Austine Hearst’s dedication 

to breeding, riding, and promoting Arabians as 

sport horses. Her legacy epitomizes the passion, 

integrity, and commitment that can inspire others 

to seek to excel in their Arabian sport horse 

breeding programs, in competition, and in 

supporting the community via both service and 

sponsorship. 

I believe that several of the Hearst horses also won at 

open, all-breed shows, but I have not been able to 

obtain details of those wins. 

The Hearst sons, who inherited the horses after their 

father died just a few years following Austine, 

continued to breed in a limited way for some years. 

Treat every day with the same zest and enthusiasm. 

George Morris 

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ASHA Hall of Fame Honoree 

Tamarillo 

The story of Tamarillo starts way back in the 1930s, 

when Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Guinness of Biddesden House in 

Hampshire purchased two Crabbet mares from Lady Wentworth. 

These two mares were the foundation of a purebred 

program, but soon a few Thoroughbred mares were also 

utilized to produce Anglo Arabians. 

Today, Hon. Finn and Mary Guinness and their family 

oversee the breeding at Biddesden Stud, with descendants 

of the two original mares still residing there. With their 

interest in eventing, and their decision to breed their Arabian 

mare Darya (Nari x Durr El Zaman) to the Thoroughbred 

Master Spiritus, a winning flat and jump race horse, a 

legacy was set in motion. 

This cross produced Mellita, whom Mary loved and often 

foxhunted, calling her the best horse she ever rode. 

Mellita was later evented up to Intermediate successfully. 

In 1977, the Janow-bred Anglo Arabian stallion Tarnik 

Tamarillo was shown successfully as a young horse, 

winning the part bred championship at the National Arabian 

Show as a 3-year-old. He started eventing and was 

sent to Olympian William Fox-Pitt in 1999. Together, they 

made history, ultimately going on representing Britain in 

international competition. Their achievements include: 

(Walezjusz x Tarnina) came to the Guinness’ attention. 

Tarnik had come 

2000 

to the UK, winning 

the part-bred stallion 

class and the 

Blarney CCI** - 1st 

Gatcombe Park BCI - 1st 

Blenheim Horse Trials 

reserve part-bred 

CCI*** - 2nd 

championship at 

2002 

Ascot. That same 

Badminton Horse Trials 

year, Tarnik won 

CCI**** - 2nd 

the AHS Marathon 

World Equestrian 

in record time, just 

ahead of Finn, who 

was duly impressed 

after spending so 

much time admiring 

Games (Jerez) CH**** - 

14th and Team Bronze 

medal 

2004 

Badminton Horse Trials 

his back end. The Guinness family arranged with his 

owners to take Tarnik on loan for several years, where he 

impacted their breeding program indelibly. Most notably, 

he was bred to Mellita, producing Tamarillo in 1992. 

CCI**** - 1st 

Athens Olympics CH**** - Team Silver 

2005 

Badminton Horse Trials CCI**** - 2nd 

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FEI Blenheim European Eventing Championships CH*** 

Individual Silver & Team Gold Medals 

2006 

World Equestrian Games (Aachen) CH**** - 15th and 

Team Silver medal 

2008 

Burghley Horse Trials CCI**** - 1st 

At the Athens Olympics, well on their way to a gold 

medal, Tamarillo chipped a stifle during a foot perfect 

cross-country round, and was withdrawn. The popular 

gelding was retired in 2011 at Badminton and even spent 

time at Fox-Pitt’s yard helping train the next generation of 

riders. 

During an interview 

with Finn Guinness 

he was asked 

what made Tamarillo 

so good. He replied, 

“Watching his lateral 

movement, he found 

crossing his hind leg 

very easy which a lot 

of thoroughbreds 

find difficult to do, 

and he turned out to 

be a very good cross 

country horse. It may be that of course he did have a very 

good rider. It is so surprising that he was so brave because 

he was so very spooky and it doesn’t seem to be the same 

thing as being cowardly! I do remember William riding him 

right up to the crowd around the dressage ring trying to get 

him do his spook before he went in, but he did gradually 

get better. 

“It was so surprising to see a horse do that and then go 

out and do these enormous jumps cross country. Funnily 

enough, watching him go round Badminton he would gallop 

round with his ears pricked and I asked William about 

that later, and he told me he thought it was because he 

found it so easy; for most horses it’s very hard, those are 

very big fences and when they’re under extreme exertion 

they don’t put their ears forward, so maybe that’s what it 

was: he just was a very athletic horse and brave, and so it 

just seemed to be very easy for him.” 

He was loved just as much for his looks and personality 

as his exceptional athletic abilities. “He’s exceptionally 

beautiful, and he has a real intelligence,” says Lucy Higginson, 

editor of Horse and Hound magazine. “You needed an 

absolutely world-class rider to bring the best out of him – 

he was an exciting horse to watch because you never quite 

knew if he was going to bubble over. He was a complicated 

hero.” 

The Guinnesses certainly regretted gelding the superstar 

before his talents were apparent, and with his dam 

having died prematurely 

in a pasture accident, 

they couldn’t repeat the 

cross. So they set out to 

accomplish the one possible 

method of preserving 

his genetics – producing 

a clone. In June, 

2013, this project was 

successful with the birth 

of Tomatillo. 

In the July of 2015, 

Tamarillo was laid to rest 

at the age of 23, leaving 

his clone to carry on his legacy. In William’s words, “He 

had an incredible presence, he was one in a million and I 

feel very lucky to have partnered him for all those special 

years.” 

Tomatillo is in training under the watchful eye of Fox- 

Pitt, and will begin competing soon. His oldest progeny are 

coming two this year and are showing great promise. He is 

available at stud at Biddesden. 

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2018 Studbook Inspections 

American Hanoverian Society 

7/14/2018 

Christiane Noelting Dressage Center, Vacaville,CA 

Oldenburg Registry North America and International 

Sporthorse Registry 


Centaur Farm, Cocoa, FL 

© Tamara with the Camera Photo provided by Bevin Allison 

Wincredible GOA 

(Wild Dance X Caraechstrodinair (ox)) 

2018 Hanoverian Colt (Half-Arabian) 

Owned & Bred by Tamara Torti & Denise Cossuto of 

Golden Oaks Arabians & Warmbloods 

AAH Miracle 

(Opus One+ X RAS Haziba) 

2005 Arabian Mare 

Owned by Bevin Allison 

Approved Main Mare Book 




Hilltop Farm, Colora, MD 




Centaur Farm, Cocoa, FL 

© Jennifer MacNeill Photography Photo provided by Bevin Allison 

Finneas RZ 

(Finery X Desired Millicent (ox)) 

2018 Oldenburg-NA colt (Half-Arabian) 

Bred by Angela White of Roze Arabians, Ltd. 

Awarded Premium & Site Champion Colt 

AP Beauregard 

(Don Demarco X AAH Miracle (ox)) 


Owned & Bred by Bevin Allison 

Awarded Premium & Site Champion Colt 

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Windswept Farms in Petersham, MA 



Eurequine at the Woodland Stallion Station, Woodland, CA 

© Dawn Jones-Low © Tamara with the Camera 

FCF Oberons Vanity 

(AF Vanitys Repeat X BruMarBa Callisto)) 

2006 Arabian Stallion 

Owned & Bred by Dawn Jones-Low of Faerie Court Farm 

Lifetime Approval 

Wild Ivy GOA 

(Wild Dance X Caraechstrodinair (ox)) 

2016 Hanoverian Filly (Half-Arabian) 

Owned & Bred by Tamara Torti & Denise Cossuto 

of Golden Oaks Arabians & Warmbloods 

AHS 2 yr.old Futurity Site Champion & 5th in the Nation 



Eurequine at the Woodland Stallion Station, Woodland, CA 

Sport Registry Inspections are held to evaluate mares and 

stallions for breeding approval according to each registry’s rules 

& standards. Inspections provide a standardized assessment of 

conformation, movement, interior qualities, and performance 

potential. 

Arabians, Anglo-Arabians, and Shagya-Arabians are eligible to 

be presented to many Warmblood or Sport Pony Studbooks for 

breeding approval to produce Warmbloods or sport ponies. 

Mares are scored, and if approved, are recorded in the breeding 

book (for instance “Main Mare BooK” or “Auxiliary Book”) that 

corresponds with their score, pedigree requirements, and any 

performance criteria. 

© Tamara with the Camera 

DC Reata 

(Tsea Haziz Magick X DC Farah Fasaar) 

2007 Arabian Mare 

Owned by Keila Golden 

Approved Main Mare Book 

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Stallions must meet stringent performance requirements for 

lifetime approval -typically either upper level achievement in 

competition or high scores in a special stallion performance test 

format 

Some registries inspect foals as part of the registration process. 

Foal inspections often include a “grading” like “Premium” or 

“Elite”. Site champions may be named. 

Shagya-Arabians utilize an inspection and approval process to 

ensure that breeding stock meets high standards of 

conformation and sport performance ability just as the 

Warmbloods do.

Profiles of Arabian-bred Eventing Horses 

Arabian-bred horses (and ponies) have long 

served as excellent partners in the sport of 

eventing at all levels from US Pony Club 

partners to trusted amateur mounts to elite 

competition horses. Those of us who are fans 

of Arabian-bred horses recognize that their 

agility, grace, and stamina contribute to their 

physical ability as eventing horses while the 

deep bond they offer their riders is responsible 

for their reputation for taking care of their 

riders and for their gameness to give their all. 

In recent years there have been several elite 

level Arabian-bred eventers--particularly 

among Anglo-Arabians. (Check out the full 

article on Tamarillo elsewhere in this 

publication!) 

The Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. asked 

people to share stories of their Arabian-bred 

eventing horses. We hope you enjoy reading 

about these wonderful Arabian-bred event 

horses and ponies as described by their 

owners. Thank you to all the eventers who 

shares these profiles of their Arabian-bred 

partners. 

Starsearch SMA (Sparky) 

(Starbounde+/ X Inca Magic) 

1988 bay Arabian gelding 

Highest Eventing Level: Preliminary 

Status: Retired 

Owner/Rider: Jane Mendelsohn 

© Entice Design/Cass Ingles 

Lauren Keiffer and Vermiculus at Fair Hill CCI3* in 2018 

I met Sparky when he was an unbroken 4 

year-old at Sierra Moun Arabians in Martinez, 

CA. Shortly after starting him I thought he had 

what it took to be a great event horse. He had 

huge gaits for his size of just barely 15 hands, 

and he did everything exuberantly! His first 

few events he competed at Novice and 

impressed everyone with his huge leaps into 

the water. 

In 2010 Lauren Kieffer debuted at the 4* level 

on her Anglo-Arabian gelding, Snooze Alarm, 

and now is competing successfully at the 4* 

level with his full brother, Vermiculus. In an 

interview with Eventing Nation, Lauren shared 

this about Arabian-bred horses, “So many 

people in the US overlook the Arab type horses, 

but they have a lot to offer as eventers. They 

have a lot of endurance, they are super smart, 

and most are lovely movers. In Europe, the Arab 

cross has really done well.” 

When he was six 

years old, Sparky 

colicked from an 

entrolyth and required 

surgery. I acquired 

him at this time via 

paying for his surgery. 

The colic surgery set 

his training back about 

6-8 months, but he 

recovered beautifully. Over the next few years 

© Shannon Brinkman Photography 

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we worked our way up the levels and competed 

at our first few Preliminary events in CA. 

Notabley with one exception, we finished on our 

dressage score plus a few time penalties. 

© Kat Walden 

After moving to FL in 

2000 Sparky really 

found his groove at the 

Preliminary level. We 

started to make time 

on Cross Country by 

being efficient and by 

taking the fast route at 

combinations with 

options. He was also 

more competitive in the dressage phase. A 

highlight was finishing 1st after dressage at the 

prestigious Red Hills Event with over 60 entries 

and top horses from all over! 

In 2002 Sparky started winning at top events 

in the Southeast at Preliminary such as 

Basingstoke, Pinetop, Poplar Place, and Flat 

Creek. In 2001 he placed 3rd overall in the Area 

III Preliminary standings and was Reserve 

Champion in 2002. 

Sparky showed consistency and resilience in 

a tough sport for many years and at 31 years 

old is still rideable and teaching a few young 

girls dressage. 

Sparky at 30 years old 

photo courtesy of Jane Mendelsohn 

TF Kilimanjaro (Killer) 

(Botswana X Redds Rockette) 

2003 Bay Arabian Gelding 

Highest Eventing Level: Beginner Novice 

Status: Currently competing 

Ride/Owner: Samantha Paschal 

My parents bought my Egyptian-Related 

Arabian, TF Kilimanjaro, Killer, for me when I 

was thirteen years old and he was five. He 

was purchased as a hunter pleasure prospect, 

but when we started jumping small cross rails 

as an exercise 

we figured out 

he loved 

jumping. We 

started 

competing in 

the sport 

horse arena 

as a working 

hunter. 

Nine years after we began our partnership we 

started our eventing career. Killer has always 

been a brave little horse; our first time out 

eventing was no exception. Our first time 

schooling cross country was in October 2018. 

He jumped everything I pointed him at with no 

hesitation and always saved us if I couldn’t 

see a distance. We had an amazing first cross 

country schooling together, receiving lots of 

compliments about his bravery. 

We competed in our first horse trial at 

beginner novice a few weeks later. We finished 

our dressage phase with a penalty score of 

30.6 and finished with only time faults on our 

cross country course. 

photo courtesy of Samantha Paschal 

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photo courtesy of Samantha Paschal 

I plan on 

continuing 

my eventing 

career with 

Killer and am 

extremely 

excited to see 

where we go 

from here. 

Having such 

an amazing horse as my partner through this 

journey and as my partner through my riding 

career is the best thing I could have ever 

asked for. 

Stattok 

(AAF Solitaire X Z F Desiree) 

2002 chestnut Arabian gelding 


Status: Retired (temporary) 

Owner/Rider: Helen Donnell 

When I met 

Stattok, he was 

a wild, uncut, 

barely handled 

5 year-old. If he 

had grown to 

his breeder's 

expectations, I 

would never 

© David Mullinex Photography 

have been able to 

afford him, but because he's 14 hands on his 

tippy toes, he came to live with me. 

Because of his scope, we skipped directly from 

Beginner Novice to Training, and in one Florida 

season qualified for the Classic Training Three 

Day Event, where we finished fifth. The 

following year we made two starts at 

Preliminary, where the jumps were almost as 

big as Stat. 

When my health forced me out of competition, 

Stat served as a schoolmaster for a 12 year-old 

boy, taking him from Beginner Novice to 

Training in a year, and earning him an 

invitation to train with Buck Davidson. 

Due to his rider’s health issues, Stat has 

been temporarily out of competition, but 

we are planning a comeback in 2019. 

© Xpress Photo 

Right away he showed a talent for jumping 

(starting with the four foot paddock gate). In an 

early training session with Jennifer Holling she 

described his form as, "Wrapping his little Arab 

ankles around his little Arab ears." 

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Call My Agent (Blue) 

(Supreme Infiniti (ox) X Halstead's Julieut) 

2000 gray Arabian x Hackney gelding 

Highest Eventing Level: Novice 


Ride/Owner: Sara Watkiss 

I was 13 years old when I got Call My Agent, 

aka Blue. We bought Blue 

as a Park/English pleasure 

horse. As a junior rider, I 

showed him at Arabian 

shows in Park, English 

Pleasure, Native Costume, 

Show Hack, and later in 

Country English Pleasure. 

For fun I also showed him 

in Sport Horse In-Hand. In 

2014 we went to the 

Canadian National Arabian & Half-Arabian 

Championship Show and earned three Top 

Tens in Show Hack and Sport Horse In-Hand. 

In 2015 I graduated from high school and 

headed off to college at the University of 

Alabama. The summer before college my 

trainer and I decided to bump Blue down to 

Hunter Pleasure since I was bringing him to 

college with me. We even hopped him over a few 

fences just for fun. 

community, and this was the only way 

possible. This ignited a fire in me that I did not 

know I had! I immersed myself in all aspects of 

eventing --learning who the big name trainers 

were, the rules, how things worked. I bought all 

the gear and my former Park horse and I 

learned to event from the ground up. 

In my senior year of 

photo courtesy of Sara Watkiss 

college, Blue has 

developed into one hell 

of an event horse. We 

have competed up to 

novice and have 

schooled some training! 

I am so proud of the 

brave event horse that 

Blue has become. I think 

the mental challenge that eventing proved to be 

for both of us was the best cross training ever. 

We still show Hunter Pleasure on the Arabian 

circuit and have had a fairy tale season. His 

ability to transition from the rail classes at 

Arabian shows to a cross country beast never 

ceases to amaze me. He has come a long way 

in a short 3 years of being an event horse, and 

I am incredibly proud of him. He truly is a 

testament to the versatility of the Arabian-bred 

sport horse. 

While at college I 

learned very quickly 

that everyone either 

did hunters, jumpers, 

dressage or eventing. 

Blue had already 

proven to be versatile, 

so I decided to start 

eventing him. It was a 

total “anything you can do, I can do better” 

moment. I wanted to be involved in the horse 

© Jon McCarthy 

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© Lillian Szipocs Colvin 

Baltic Nomad 

(PRI Asali Halim (ox) X L.A. Baltic Sunflower) 

2005 chestnut Arabian x SWB gelding 



Owner/Rider: Lucy Colvin 

Baltic Nomad is a 14 year-old Straight 

Egyptian Arabian and Swedish Warmblood 

cross. He was a great partner for his junior 

rider with many achievements including 

earning Reserve Champion in the Eastern 

States Dressage and Combined Training Junior 

Novice in 2016. 

He and his 

rider were also 

named Series 

Champions for 

the Level 1/2 

Jumpers in the 

USHJA Sussex 

County Benefit 

Series in 2016. 

Elated MSF 

(*Elaborat X Milosca) 

1986 gray Arabian gelding 



Owner/Rider: Gilker Family 

Kathy Gilker purchased Elated MSF as a colt 

when he was just a few weeks old, and he 

came home to her 

farm after weaning. 

Elated is considered 

pure Polish *Elaborat 

(By Comet) x Milosca 

(By *Gdansk+/). 

Elated came with 

Kathy from Texas as 

a yearling to Georgia 

with her other 

Arabians and Half 

Arabians in 1987. 

© Jessica Ann Designs 

Baltic Nomad is extremely sweet and kind 

hearted --and one of the goofiest horses you will 

ever meet! He was retired at the end of 2016 

after being diagnosed with spinal stenosis, and 

is now kept comfortable happily eating in a field 

under the watchful gaze of his loving owners. 

Kathy raised, trained and showed Elated in 

everything from Sidesaddle, Dressage Western 

Trail, Show Hack, Country English Pleasure, 

Competitive Trail & more as a stallion. Often 

Elated would show in 2nd Level Dressage, 

Western Trail, Sidesaddle, and English Show 

Hack all in the same show. Kathy and Elated 

competed in local open shows against all 

breeds. 

© Lillian Szipocs Colvin 

At age 13, Elated was gelded so Kathy’s 

daughters Jessica and Megan (10 years old) 

could enjoy and learn from him. They first 

showed him in Walk Trot, Walk Trot Canter 

classes and cross rail classes. 

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photo courtesy Gilker family 

photo courtesy of the Gilker family 

Jessica began 

riding Elated in the 

Atlanta Pony Club. 

Elated and Jessica 

had an absolutely 

wonderful time 

participating in 

numerous rallies, 

events, clinics, 

Junior Fox hunts, 

and shows together 

through the Atlanta Pony Club. Jessica rode 

her first cross country courses and dressage 

tests with Elated. 

Elated and Jessica competed in both breed 

and open competitions from 1998 - 2006. 

Elated's sparky personality, athletic ability, 

intelligence, and willingness to work is one in 

a million. Every eventer or dressage trainer 

that met Elated really admired him and 

praised him 

for his 

athleticism 

and his 

willingness to 

try 

everything. 

Jessica also 

received her 

D Pony Club 

rating on 

Elated. 

The bay pony with Elated in this photo taken 

at a fox hunting outing is JAG Lady Pegasus, 

a Half Arabian pony (aka “Peggy”). 

Elated helped "raise" numerous babies 

throughout the years. We always wanted his 

amazing personality to rub off on them! 

Elated's last show was when he was in 2007 

in Dressage with Kathy Gilker and he retired 

100% sound and happy. He could not have 

been a more willing partner for the entire 

Gilker family and has enjoyed a well-earned 

retirement since then, with an occasional 

bareback ride or trail ride around the farm. 

He’s still extremely heathy (just old man 

teeth), and he still gallops around our hills on 

brisk days with his pasture mate! 

Pelear Por Oro 

(Unknown X Merimba (ox)) 

2009 gray Arabian-cross gelding 



Owner/Rider: Brooke Webb 

Pelear was given to me by a lovely couple 

when I was 14, he was just only 4. I was later 

told Pelear was a rescue whose dam was 

brought to the rescue after being confiscated 

from animal control. Pelear was born at the 

rescue not long after they arrived. He was 

born with dummy foal syndrome and spent 

his first two weeks in an equine hospital. 

Pelear pulled through, which is how he got his 

name. Pelear means to fight in Spanish, the 

rescue thought he earned this name when he 

fought for his life to overcome this awful 

syndrome. 

© Liz Crawley 

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Pelear was such a cute foal that he was 

babied until he was spoiled rotten. He 

developed a reputation for being dangerous 

and trying to hurt anyone in his path. 

However, the minute we laid eyes on each 

other, we were both changed forever. Pelear 

was my saving grace, from the moment I sat 

on him I became 

a better rider and 

overall person. I 

had been told 

Arabians will 

bond tightly with 

a single person 

and will do 

everything 

they can for 

that person. 


Virginia Horse Trials. Pelear was selected to be 

the horse in the opening ceremony -- amidst 

all the team riders and the school flags. To top 

it off, our team earned 3 rd place in the 

Championships! 

Later in the 2018 season we placed 4 th in the 

Beginner Novice Division at the 

USEA Area III Championship. I 

never dreamed of the things I 

have accomplished because of 

Pelear. He reminds me every 

day of why I strive so hard to 

be the best I can be -- just as 

he has done for me over the 

years. 

Pelear turned ten in March 2019, and I can’t 

thank my lucky stars enough to have him in 

my life. He is competing beginner novice and 

novice with top placings across the board. He 

never ceases to amaze me. He has brought me 

many opportunities and has put me in tears 

every step of the way. 

In 2017 we competed in the Beginner Novice 

Amateur Division at the American Eventing 

Championships. In 2018 we were part of the 

team representing USC Aiken at the 

Intercollegiate Championships hosted at the 

Under the Mistletoe (Misty) 

Registered as Hanna Winnis 

(The Ultimate Fancy X Tri Star Nokomis (ox)) 

2009 gray Paint x Arabian mare 



Owner/Rider: Erin Phelps 

photo provided by Brooke Webb 

Misty is a Paint and Arabian cross. I got 

© GRC Photo LLC 

her as a surprise for Christmas about 4 years 

ago when she only had 90 days under 

saddle... so everything she knows is because 

of my training with her. 

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About a year after we got her, she suffered a 

serious injury in the pasture. I was devastated 

because I wasn’t sure if I was ever going to be 

able to ride her again. Every day for 6 months I 

went to the barn, cleaned her wound, and 

hand-grazed her in the pasture. I’ll never forget 

the day I was finally able to ride her again. 

Although we lost a year of riding time, the bond 

that Misty and I have is stronger because of the 

time I spent helping her recover from the injury. 

Sir Windsor 

2006 bay Arabian x Clydesdale gelding 



Owner/Rider: Laura Del Ponte 

Sir Windsor is an Arabian/ Clydesdale cross. 

When I got him 4 years ago, neither of us had 

any Eventing experience. Since we have been 

together, we have successfully competed up to 

the Preliminary level and I hope to move him up 

to Intermediate soon. 

© Christine Speicher 

I started jumping her a little over a year ago 

and now we are starting to compete in Novice 

level events. I also took her to the Tryon 

International Equestrian Center for the US 

Pony Club Championships this past summer 

for show jumping, and I am going to try to 

qualify to go for eventing next year. 

I’m so thankful to have this horse in my life 

and I have no words to describe how much she 

means to me. She taught me how to be 

responsible, patient, and how to work hard for 

something I care about. I plan on taking her to 

college with me next year at The University of 

Findlay where we will compete on the varsity 

eventing team. Not only is Misty a one of a kind 

horse, but she’s my best friend and I can’t wait 

to see how far we will go in the years to come. 

His Arabian 

breeding has 

definitely 

helped him 

become such a 

fantastic 

athlete. I have 

never met a 

horse better 

built for cross 

country than 

he is. 

The combination of his intelligence, quick 

footedness, carefulness, and boldness make 

him the ideal cross country and show jumping 

horse. The loyalty that he shows and how much 

he tries for me has given me a relationship with 

a horse stronger than any other relationship I 

have known. 

© Milton Findley 

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photo by Linda Del Ponte 

later I saw an ad posted for the same mare on 

Facebook but this time something about her 

expression caught my attention. I called her 

owner and was told the only way she would sell 

her was if I took her on a two week trial as she 

was “tricky” and she wanted to make sure it 

was the right fit. Before the two weeks were up 

I had fallen head over heels for my “tricky” girl 

and entered her in her first horse trial. 

I have never come across a situation with Sir 

Windsor where he has not tried his absolute 

hardest to do what I was asking, and you 

cannot train that. He has a huge heart- along 

with a huge piece of mine. 

© GRC Photo LLC 

CC Little Black Dress (Harper) 

2010 black Arabian-bred mare 



Owner/Rider: Courtney Calnan 

Sometimes the perfect match is the one you 

weren’t looking for. When CC Little Black 

Dress came into my life, she was the opposite 

of what I wanted. I had just sold a green OTTB 

gelding and was not looking for anything green, 

small, mare, and certainly not an Arabian. 

Through a perfect series of events, the lady who 

owned Harper at the time observed me catching 

riding a tricky pony mare at an event at the 

Kentucky Horse Park. She came up to me after 

and declared that she had my perfect match in 

her barn, that match was a 15.1hh, “extremely 

quirky” Arabian cross mare who had never 

been to a show. She showed me a video, and I 

said thanks but no thanks. A couple of weeks 

I was told when I purchased her that she had 

been a rescue and through the powers of 

Facebook I was contacted by the lady who 

adopted her from the rescue. I was able to get 

details about her surrender to the Arabian 

Rescue Mission in the summer of 2012 and the 

events that followed. 

I am very proud of the ambassador that she 

has become for Arabians and rescue horses. 

She is extremely personable and gets noticed 

everywhere we go. She is the first horse to 

come to you in the field or stick her head out of 

her stall. After a jump round or a dressage test 

she heads for the first person on the ground she 

sees, as if to ask “did I do a good job?” She 

absolutely loves “hugs” and is always a favorite 

of anyone who meets her. We compete 

regularly at the Kentucky Horse Park and all 

over USEA Areas 3 and 8. We are fortunate to 

train with Five Star Eventer Lillian Heard and 

Grand Prix Dressage rider Linda Strine. 

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CC Little Black Dress is qualified for the 

American Eventing Championships and will be 

making her 3rd level debut in 2019. 

The Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. has 

several award programs that include 

recognition of success in eventing. 

Highlight Awards are high point awards 

presented to the top Arabian-bred at 

finals or championship competitions. 

TOP Awards are high point awards 

presented to the top Arabian-bred at 

competitions. 

© JJ Sillman 

She may not have been what I was looking 

for but she is exactly what I needed. She has 

given me a renewed confidence in myself and 

my riding. My very first pony 24 years ago was 

a black Arabian/Welsh mare and having 

Harper feels like coming home. 

ASHA Year End Awards is an annual 

high point program for ASHA member 

horses in a variety of sport discipline 

categories. 

ASHA Milestone Awards are an 

extension of the Year End Awards 

recognizing dedication and achievement 

over multiple seasons. 

To find out more contact us at 

mailto:info@arabiansporthorsealliance.or 

Eventing Levels according to jump heights: 

Beginner Novice: Jump Height: 2'7" --Introductory level for green horses and riders who are well 

schooled and ready to test their skills at rated events 

Novice: Jump Height: 2'11” -- For horses and riders ready to move up from BN or starting in 

eventing with experience in related disciplines 

Training: Jump Height: 3'3” -- For horses and riders demonstrating a degree of confidence and 

proficiency 

Modified: Jump Height: 3'5” -- A bridge level to help prepare horses and riders for the higher 

demands of Preliminary 

Preliminary: Jump Height: 3'7" -- Requires significant proficiency in all three phases 

Intermediate: Jump Height: 3'9 -- A further test of a moderately high level 

Advanced: Jump Height: 3'11" -- the highest national level -- horses and riders are tested at an 

extremely high level of difficulty. 

For more details visit: http://www.discovereventing.com/compete 

and https://useventing.com/news-media/news/what-the-the-new-fei-star-system-explained 

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Successfully managing and growing a volunteer-run member-based 

organization depends on the support from members and from 

partners in the wider community. 

The Arabian Sport Horse Alliance Board of Directors is incredibly 

grateful to everyone who has so generously contributed time, effort, 

resources, and enthusiasm to help the Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, 

Inc. with programs and activities and with outreach to celebrate and 

promote Arabian-bred sport horses and ponies. 

Highlight Award Sponsors: 


Bluestocking Farm 

Golden Essence ++++// 

Jennifer Hamilton 

Jodi Tuft 

Nicole Chappell 

Patricia Jackson 

Susanne Lanini 

Tracy Pierce 

SHN Full Page Group Ad sponsors: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Bonn-Fyre Farms 

Darsie Bell 

Faerie Court Farm 

Mystic Ranch Arabians 

Roze Arabians 

Shayna Dolinger/Showbiz Farm 

Beth Thomas/Stone Hollow Sport Horses 

Thank you for your service to outgoing Directors: 

 

 

Linda Rudolphi 

Katherine Voyer 

Special thanks to immediate Past President, Tamara Torti 

for your dedication and leadership. 

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Award Donors: 

Anonymous Donor (Year End Tote Bags) 

Faerie Court Farm (Honoree Awards) 

Yearbook Content Contributions and Production Support: 

Administrative Support: 

Writing and content compilation: Sari Bolnik, Kat Walden, Peggy Ingles, Tamara 

Torti, & Dawn Jones-Low 

Editing, proofing, photo sourcing, layout, and other production support: Farm 

Members (Stallion and Farm pages), Peggy Ingles, Kat Walden, and Dawn Jones-Low 

Member content submissions: countless wonderful Arabian Sport Horse Alliance 

members 

Special Experience Stories 

♦ Tracy Pierce (Elijas Trubador MGF +++//) 

♦ Patty Jackson (Aul Saba+//) 

♦ Nicole Rowley (Midknight Orkid++/) 

Arabian-bred Eventing Horse Profiles: 

♦ Jane Mendelsohn (Starsearch SMA) 

♦ Samantha Paschal (TF Kilimanjaro) 

♦ Helen Donnell (Stattock) 

♦ Sara Watkiss (Call My Agent) 

♦ Lucy Colvin (Baltic Nomad) 

♦ Gilker Family (Elated MSF & JAG Lady Pegasus) 

♦ Brooke Webb (Pelear Por Oro) 

♦ Erin Phelps (Under the Mistletoe) 

♦ Laura Del Ponte (Sir Windsor) 

♦ Courtney Calnan (CC Little Black Dress) 

Webmaster – Cass Ingles 

Database Administrator – Thom Jones-Low 

Facebook Administrators – Shayna Dolinger, Dawn Jones-Low, Beth Thomas, & Tamara Torti 

Highlight & TOP Awards Coordinator – Tamara Torti 

Year End & Milestone Awards Coordinator – Dawn Jones-Low 

Custom Award creations: 

Crown Awards (Year End Medals) 

Dell Awards (Milestone Plaques) 

Hodges Badges (Ribbons) 

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Congratulations to our new BOD! 

2019-2020 Officers: President Dawn Jones-Low, Vice President Peggy Ingles, 

Secretary Kristi Herbst, & Treasurer: Sue Schultz 

2019-2020 Directors: Chris Donovan, Mary Anne Morrison, Tamara Torti, & Ashlie Yancy 

2018-2019 Directors: Shayna Dolinger & Beth Thomas 

We’ve expanded our Year End Awards program to include the 

growing discipline of Working Equitation and we have added a 

High Score Award program to the Western Dressage divisions to 

give awards for the high score horse at each level of Western 

Dressage. 

We’ve long offered High Score Awards in the Year End program 

for traditional Dressage. Western Dressage has developed 

consistency in scoring to support offering High Score Awards in 

that division too. 

Kalaloch+, Arabian competing in Working Equitation 

The Dressage (All Breed) Division in the Year End Award Program 

© Jessica Wisdom 

had sufficient participation in 2018 that we were able to offer 

separate awards for the horses competing at the FEI levels. We hope that we are able to do so again in 2019! 

Starting in 2019 the Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. is sponsoring a perpetual trophy at the National 

Dressage Pony Cup Finals for the Arabian-bred small horse or pony with the highest single score 

(with NDPC degree of difficulty points added) over both days will receive this award. 

Freestyle scores are not included. Arabian-bred is defined at an Arabian, Anglo-Arabian, 

Shagya-Arabian, or part-bred in any registry with at least one grandparent that is one of 

those three breeds. Papers must be submitted. (This award is in addition to the 

Arabian/Half-Arabian Award that we have sponsored since 2015.) 

To honor the memory of charter member Angelique Anthony, Arabian 

Sport Horse Alliance Lifetime Achievement Honoree, and long time supporter of the Arabian sport horse 

community, the Alliance is sponsoring prize money and special award items for the Open Jumper Stake 

Championship class at AHA Sport Horse Nationals. We are grateful to all who have donated so far to support 

this award. (We anticipate prize money of $1000!) At the time of publication the list of sponsors includes: 

‣ Jim Porcher 

‣ Karen Ernst 

‣ Faerie Court Farm 

‣ Angela White 

‣ Shayna Dolinger 

‣ Anjanette Williby 

‣ Maryjo Hoepner 

‣ Laura Brumsey 

‣ Beth Thomas 

‣ Peggy Ingles 

To contribute toward sponsoring this award contact us at 


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We are seeking to expand our Highlight and TOP awards to more competitions. Highlight Awards are for the 

highest scoring or highest placing Arabian-bred horse for Series Finals or Championship all-breed 

competitions while TOP awards are for the highest scoring or highest placing Arabian-bred horse at local 

competitions. 

The goal of the Highlight and TOP awards is to spotlight that 

Arabian-bred horses and ponies are successful in all-breed sport 

horse competitions. We require the support and assistance of 

members of the community to help us find competitions where we 

can offer these awards. If you know of any eventing, combined 

driving, driven dressage, hunter & jumper, western dressage, 

dressage, or working equitation competitions that may be willing 

to include awards for Arabian-bred horses or ponies at their venue 

please contact us at info@arabiansporthorsealliance.org 

© JJ Sillman 

We are working with our webmaster to be able to post our farm member’s Arabian-bred stallion pages online 

in the same kind of format as the farm gallery pages. This will give us an additional venue to help promote 

Arabian-bred sport horse stallions. Farm and Stallion pages online and in the yearbook are a benefit for all 

Arabian Sport Horse Alliance Farm Members. The Farm Gallery has been part of our website since the 

Alliance was launched. We have always published the stallion information in our yearbooks, but this will 

allow us to add new stallions throughout the year as new farm members join. 

The Arabian Sport Horse Alliance is a small volunteer run organization. We are blessed with an enthusiastic 

membership base who are integral to helping the organization to implement our programs and activities and 

to make suggestions to strengthen and expand our efforts. 

We need skilled assistance for creating content and/or editing 

parts our Yearbook. 

If you have suggestions for the Arabian Sport Horse Alliance Board of 

Directors to consider, or if you are interested in contributing to one or 

more of the organization’s needs, please contact us at 


We need responsible people to represent the Alliance at some of 

the shows where we are giving out Highlight Awards or TOP Awards. 

We are seeking help locating more open sport horse discipline 

competitions at which to offer Arabian-bred recognition awards. 

The more contributions we receive for sponsoring Arabian-bred 

recognition awards, the more competitions we can include in the 

recognition award 

program 

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Raize The Bar++++// Cheryl Lane-Caron 

© Nat Douglas 

GA Eastwood+ Caitlyn Saranchak 

© Conklin 

Millenniums Treasure MaryJo Hoepner 

© Kathleen Bryan 

Tykus Maximus Isabella Vaca 

© Debbie Wiegman 

Obrigado BV Bella Via LLC 

© Don Stine 

Paloma SF+ Elizabeth Jensen 

© Don Stine 

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Twilight Solstice Rune Stone Ranch 

© Hannah Draughan Photography 

FCF Thors Valor Faerie Court Farm 

© Dawn Jones-Low 

Misfit Toi+ Manda Morris 

© John Nowell 

ES Gamal+++// Nicole Rowley 

photo provided by Nicole Rowley 

BC Sadiki Julia Becker 

photo provided by Julia Becker 

Aelfleah Falchion Tamara Woodcock 

© Digital Express Photography 

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Velvet Raine++++// Kim Stone 

photo provided by Kim Stone 

French Rivi Aira GOA Golden Oak Arabians and Warmbloods 


Sabastian’s Magique Natalie DeFee Mendik 

photo provided by Natalie DeFee Mendik 

H. WineGlass Syrah Olivia Rudolphi 

© Kristen Warning 

Time of the Essence Graycie McLaughlin 

© Bob Conklin 

FR Hercules++++// Beth Thomas 

photo provided by Caitlyn Saranchak 

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Furstafire++++// Sharon Sexton 

© Suzanne Sturgill 

OKW Rainier Joan Collins-Corey 

© Don Stine 

Rodeo Drive GOA Golden Oak Arabians and Warmbloods 


Pelear Por Oro Brooke Webb 


Just In Kayce+// Susanne Lanini 

© Terri Miller 

MMF Pierazara + Shayna Dolinger 

© Conklin 

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Waheed Al Azhaar RZ Roze Arabians, Ltd. 

© Jennifer MacNeill Photography 

Kurt Ali Khan+// Cynthia DeRousie 

© Wendy Peterson Photography 

Eykaterina++ Esme Grimshaw 

© Avalon Photography 

Maxed In Chocolate+/ Hallie Anders 

© Nancy Pierce Photography 

Athena MRF Elizabeth Jensen 

© Nancy Pierce Photography 

KB Tomega Fahim+++/ Chrissie Bailey 


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Finneas RZ Roze Arabians, Ltd. 

© Jennifer MacNeill Photography 

Cant Biya Love & RPA Biya Royale Sarah Theisen 

Photo provided by Lisa Theisen 

FCF Oberons Vanity Dawn Jones-Low 


Stella Luna BF Manda Morris 

© Linda Sherrill 

Khourajous Zoria+/ Rita Mason 

© Don Stine 

Precious V Dawn & Mikayla Voris 

photo provided by Dawn Voris 

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Midknight Orkid++/ Nicole Rowley 

© Rusty Owl Photography 

Remington W+/ Beckey Downing 

© Don Stine 

Stone of Fire+ Phyllis Walsh 

Photo courtesy of Phyllis Walsh 

Stargali+++/ Joyce Alford 

© Don Stine 

AAA Legend ofthe Seas+/ Kobe Pielow 

© Adrienne Morella 

KB Safira Fahim Kerrigan Bloodstock 

photo provided by Elaine Kerrigan 

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CC Little Black Dress Courtney Calnan 

photo provided by Courtney Calnan 

Jazzzz Esme Grimshaw 

Photo provided by Esme Grimshaw 

El Jefe & Jazzz Suzanne Grimshaw 

Photo provided by Suzanne Grimshaw 

LHA Absolute Surprise Elizabeth Granja 

photo provided by Manda Morris 

Lil Miss Perfect LD+++/ Laughing Dog Ranch LLC 

photo provided by Laughing Dog Ranch LLC 

Miss Congeniality LD+ Laughing Dog Ranch LLC 

photo provided by Laughing Dog Ranch LLC 

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Aul Saba+// 

(Magic Aulrab (ox) X Rajkumari Zarra+), 

2003 Half-Arabian mare 

Bred, owned, & ridden by Patty Jackson 

AHA Arabian and Half-Arabian Sport Horse 

Naitonals 

Ford Idaho Horse Park, Nampa, ID 

September 18-22, 2018 

Written by Patty Jackson 

For the past few years 

I had not allowed 

myself to even consider 

competing at the 

Arabian Sport Horse 

Nationals because I 

believed it was beyond 

my reach considering 

the expense, the 

distance, and 

difficulties associated 

with going by myself. 

Additionally, I would 

be competing against professionally trained 

horses on a mare entirely trained by me with a 

less than thorough riding education. However, 

my mare was 15 years old in 2018, so I 

realized that this would most likely be my only 

shot. 

The first horse I owned was a rescued 

unregistered Arabian/Appy cross, Sadie, 

bought by my Dad when I was 12. Aul 

Saba+// is that mare’s granddaughter. 

When I say I am a backyard horse owner, it is 

someone else’s back yard that I rent a mile 

away from where I live. Without access to a 

dressage court, practice in the small arena on 

the property is difficult and frustrating. But 

practice I do, out there by myself. I have been 

taking Dressage lessons sporadically over the 

years when my busy work schedule allows so 

progress is slow. 

Balancing the challenges with the 

opportunity, I decided to take my chance. My 

plans were nearly sabotaged when I took my 

exceptionally high mileage truck to be 

inspected and learned that the transmission 

was in poor shape and would not make the 

long journey from Esparto California to 

Nampa Idaho. At nearly the last minute, the 

people I board with 

offered me the use of 

their truck -- a true 

cowboy Cadillac! I 

made the entire journey 

myself towing a newly 

purchased but quite 

used 2 horse Featherlite 

trailer. No way was I 

going to Nationals with 

my horse riding in my 

rickety old 1954 Trailer 

© Don Stine 

King! Besides, the 

Featherlite had a 

spacious dressing room 

which made a wonderful camper for me, 

which is where I stayed the entire time in 

Nampa. 

After all the stress and worry, getting there 

was challenging enough, and then there was 

the show itself. I entered Saba in four events 

and came away with three National Top 10 

awards. (H/A First Level Dressage ATR, H/A 

First Level Dressage AOTR, and H/A Amateur 

Sport Horse Suitability). I logged somewhere 

around 25,000 steps per day on my Fitbit, my 

feet were killing me, but I came home on a 

total high. Saba and I fulfilled the dream with 

our hard work, dedication, and perseverance! 

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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. 

http://www.usshba.org/ 

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 -and small 

Horses too! In addition to the national show NDPC includes classes at affiliate 

shows, year end awards, breed awards, and more 

Promoting Ponies in Dressage Competition 

http://www.dressageponycup.com/home.html 

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... 

http://www.younghorseshow.com/ 

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High Score/High Point Awards at All Breed Championships 

National Dressage Pony Cup July 18-20 

Lamplight Equestrian Center in Wayne, IL 

Knight Thyme SA++++// 

2006 Arabian gelding 

Owned & ridden by Katherine Pfeil 

4 th Level Small Horse Champion - Adult Amateur 

FEI (PSG) Small Horse Champion - Adult Amateur 

Young Horse Show Finals November 10-11 

Tryon Equestrian Center, Tryon, NC 

WC Sir Habbas Alezan 

2016 Arabian stallion 

Owned and bred by Nicole Grodski 

2 year-old In- Hand Score 7.7 

2 year-old Jump Chute score 7.23 

SRC Anastasia+++// 

Half Arabian mare 

Ridden by Kathryn Fleming-Kuhn 

Owned by Donna Andrew 

4 th Level Small Horse Reserve Championship – Open 

© SAS Equine Photography 

CDS Jr./YR Dressage Championship July 27-29 

Murieta Equestrian Center, Rancho Murieta, CA 

Tykus Maximus 

2007 Half-Arabian gelding 

Owned & ridden by Isabella Vaca 

Arabian Sport Horse Alliance Youth Member 

65.288% Training Level Test 2 (14 and under) 


Thank you to all the sponsors 

who contributed to support 

these awards in 2018! 

2018 Highlight & TOP Award Sponsors: 

‣ Angelique Anthony 

‣ Bluestocking Farm 

‣ Golden Essence ++++// 

‣ Jennifer Hamilton 

‣ Jodi Tuft 

‣ Nicole Chappell 

‣ Patricia Jackson 

‣ Susanne Lanini 

‣ Tracy Pierce 

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High Score/High Point Awards at All Breed Competitions 

Golden State Dressage Classic June 14-17 

Murieta Equestrian Center, Rancho Murieta, CA 

Dressage at the Meadow May 4-6 

The Meadow Event Park, Doswell, VA 

AH Ableyza +++/ 

1997 Arabian mare 

Ridden by Amanda Robson 

Owned by Dana Hall 

65.192% Training Level Test 2 

WBF Falkhans Raja 

2010 Anglo-Arabian gelding 

Owned and ridden by Katlin Knick 

68.125% 1st Level Test 2 

Starr Vaughn Dressage II May 18-19 

Starr Vaughn Equestrian Center, Elk Grove, CA 

Melaina A+ 

2013 Arabian mare 

Ridden by Bethany Nehse 

Owned by Moss Rose Farm 

Arabian Sport Horse Alliance Farm Member 



Ellexus Knight+/ 

2004 Half-Arabian mare 

Ridden by Ana Gilmour 

Owned by Nicole Wertz 

67.647% Intermediare I 

KB Tomega Fahim 

2013 Shagya-Arabian stallion 

Ridden by Ericka Reinig 

Owned by Chrissie Bailey 

Bred by Elaine Kerrigan 

Arabian Sport Horse Alliance Member 


Dressage Derby II June 23-24 

Christiane Noelting Dressage Center, Vacaville, CA 


Young Horse Show Series September 23rd 

West End Farm, MO 

Daalimaar Al Sharif 


Owned and bred by Nichole Grodski 

3 year-old In-Hand 4 th place 

3 year-old Jump Chute 6 th place 

© Don Stine 

PVDA Ride for Life June 23-24, 2018 

Prince Georges Equestrian Center. Upper Marlboro, MD 

EF Fionas Prince K 

2003 Arabian gelding 

Owned & ridden by Kathryn McDaniel 


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Young Horse Show Series November 8-9 

Tryon Equestrian Center, Tryon, NC 

WC Sir Habbas Alezan 


Owned and bred by Nicole Grodski 

2 year-old In-Hand 8 th place 

2 year-old Jump Chute 6 th place

Our youth members are a critical asset for ensuring the future of the Arabianbred 

sport horse. Get to know them better with this fun Q&A! 

Hallie Anders 

Beaumont, TX 

What is the name, breed, gender and age of your Arabian-bred sport horse(s)? 

DeKourated Dude++/, 18 year old gelding, Maxed in Chocolate+/, 8 year old gelding, Rheverence, 3 year old colt. They are 

all Arabian/Pintos. 

Which sport horse discipline(s) do you do with 

your horse? 

Western Dressage and Sport Horse Under Saddle 

What was the most fun experience you had with 

your horse in 2018? 

I would have to say Region 9 championships where 

we were Champions in Western Dressage Intro 

ATR and Reserve Champions in SHIH ATH. Dude 

was in 7 classes and got Champion or Reserve in 

all but 1 class. 

What sport horse discipline would you like to try 

that you haven’t tried yet? 

Western Dressage 

What is your favorite thing to shop for at the 

tack shop? 

Clothes are my favorite ...everywhere! 

Photo by Jeff Kirkbride 

What is your favorite movie with horses and/or favorite movie horse? 

The Black Stallion - My horse Maxed in Chocolate+/ is a great x4 grandson of Cass Ole who played The Black in the 

movie. 

Who is your current instructor or trainer and what is the most important thing you have learned from them? 

Annie Wiggins and literally everything! Besides teaching me everything I know about horses, she teaches me to be a better 

person every day. She is the first to help anyone she meets, loan spurs, help with a training issue. I watched her help teach 

another junior how to ride Western Dressage at Pinto Worlds. The girl was in my same class and it didn't matter because 

that's what you do. The rider did very well for her first time and I won my first World Championship in the saddle. In the end 

you and your horse are competing against yourselves not the other people. They are there to push you to be better! 

What is your favorite competition (show, event, ride) and what makes it special? 

I love the Scottsdale Arabian Show. It just shows you how great this horse thing is when we all can get together...so many 

horses. 

What is your biggest challenge as a rider or competitor? 

Staying focused when I train. You really have to train like every lesson is a world competition because you will ride like you 

train. 

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Julia Becker 

Amherst, VA 


BC Sadiki “Junior” 11 year old 

Purebred gelding 

Which sport horse 

discipline(s) do you do with 

your horse? 

Hunter Equitation, Sport Horse in 

Hand, Sport Horse Under Saddle or 

Sport Horse Show Hack or other 

Sport Horse Suitability class 

What was the most fun 

experience you had with your 

horse in 2018? 

Sport horse clinic with Beth 

Thomas. 

What sport horse discipline 

would you like to try that you 

haven’t tried yet? 

Dressage 

What is your favorite thing to shop for at the tack shop? 

Splint boots, saddle pads, clothes, treats, basically anything 


Secretariat 

Who is your current instructor or trainer and what is the most important thing you have learned from 

them? 

Diana Cappellanti - She has helped me with my confidence tremendously. 


Region 15 Regionals 


Working on not being so hard on myself and getting frustrated. 

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Esme Grimshaw 

Katy, TX 


Jazzzz, purebred gelding; Eykaterina, Danish Warmblood mare (double registered); EBG serenity, purebred Arabian; JEFE 

half Belgium warmblood (not registered) 

Which sport horse discipline(s) do you do with your horse? 

Hunters (over fences), Hunter Equitation, Dressage, Dressage Equitation, Jumpers, Sport Horse in Hand, Sport Horse 

Under Saddle or Sport Horse Show Hack or other Sport Horse Suitability class 

What was the most fun 

experience you had with your 

horse in 2018? 

Winning a national title in dressage 

even with a VERY BAD pony. 

What sport horse discipline 

would you like to try that you 

haven’t tried yet? 

Reining 

What is your favorite thing to 

shop for at the tack shop? 

Clothing 

What is your favorite movie 

with horses and/or favorite 

movie horse? 

Phar Lap 


them? 

My mom. Never give up even when your pony says "no I am not going in that ring" and it's an FEI competition. 


We did a CDI** with my pony. Just being at that level of competition was fun – riding the awards ceremony with the 

Anthem playing. And youth nationals, but at that show the entries were down. 


My pony behaving. 

The most diffucult horses have the most to give to you! 

Lendon Gray 

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Kobe Anne Pielow 

Coatesville, PA 

What is the name, breed, 

gender and age of your 

Arabian-bred sport 

horse(s)? 

AAA Legend ofthe Seas+/, Age 

17, Purebred Crabbet Arabian 

Gelding 

Which sport horse 

discipline(s) do you do 

with your horse? 

Hunter (over fences), 

Dressage, Sport Horse in Hand, 

Sport Horse Under Saddle or 

Sport Horse Show Hack or 

other Sport Horse Suitability 

class 

What was the most fun experience you had with your horse in 2018? 

Coming home from college for winter break and connecting with Legend like we never have connected before. 

What sport horse discipline would you like to try that you haven’t tried yet? 


What is your favorite thing to shop for at the tack shop? 

Breeches 


Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron 


I definitely have an issue with my own confidence. 


them? 

Jon Mallory - I have learned to ride in a manner that relaxes my horse, making him more supple and much more happy. 


NJHAHA Show - It is our first show of the season for Legend and me so it is very exciting! Everyone there from the staff to 

the exhibitors make it feel like one big happy family. 

Boldness comes from confidence, confidence comes from success, so do a bazillion little things that 

guarantee success and you will have a bold, confident horse. 

Jack Le Goff 

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Isabella Vaca 

Santa Rosa, CA 


Tykus Maximus "Tyke", 11 year old half Arabian gelding 

Which sport horse discipline(s) do you do with your horse? 

Dressage and Dressage Equitation 

What was the most fun experience you had with your horse in 2018? 

Riding on the beach and playing in the water. 

What sport horse discipline would you like to try that you haven’t tried yet? 

Sport Horse in Hand and Sport Horse Under Saddle 

What is your favorite thing to 

shop for at the tack shop? 

Saddle pads and ear bonnets 

Who is your current instructor or 

trainer and what is the most 

important thing you have learned 

from them? 

I had the honor of working with Lilo Fore 

and the most important thing I have 

learned from her is discipline and 

consistent hard work will show in your 

riding. 

What is your biggest challenge as 

a rider or competitor? 

Balancing riding and school. There 

never seems to be enough time in the 

day. 

It’s not about the social accessories, the money, the ribbons. It’s not about winning; 

that comes easy. It’s about the horse. How to care for the horse. How to ride the 

horse. And how to look after this great animal – the horse. 

--- George Morris --- 

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Mikayla Voris 

Ft. Wayne, IN 

What is the name, breed, gender and age of your 

Arabian-bred sport horse(s)? 

Precious V+, Arabian, mare, 21 

Which sport horse discipline(s) do you do with 

your horse? 

Dressage, Sport Horse in Hand, Sport Horse Under Saddle 

or Sport Horse Show Hack or other Sport Horse Suitability 

class 

What was the most fun experience you had with 

your horse in 2018? 

We earned her Legion of Honor! I'm so proud of her. 

What sport horse discipline would you like to try 

that you haven’t tried yet? 

I would like to try hunt seat equitation with her. I got a new 

saddle for Christmas and am eager to try out that division. 

What is your favorite thing to shop for at the tack 

shop? 

Fancy, sparkly browbands or treats for my horses. I can't get 

enough sparkle in my life and my horses are spoiled! 

Photo Credit Wendy Peterson 

What is your favorite movie with horses and/or 

favorite movie horse? 

Secretariat for the win! I love Big Red and all his legacy with 

all my horsey girl heart. He had such an inspirational story, 

he was a tank of a racehorse, and the movie really tugged at 

my heartstrings. 


them? 

I don't have an instructor at the moment, but my amateur owner parents have a lot of experience working and showing, so 

we all help each other learn. 


Regionals! I love going. The horse girl in me wants to see all the pretty horses but the competitor sees all the hours put in 

to every ride. I love watching everyone and learning from everything including my own riding mistakes that I reflect on at 

the end of the day. No one is perfect but I still try to learn as much as I can. Seeing all the appreciation for the Arabian 

breed and passion for competition is what makes it special. 


My biggest challenge would be learning more how to think like a horse and how to communicate with an animal that can't 

use their words. It's tough, but it helps to have three very forgiving horses that are eager to learn. 

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Elite Silver Milestone 

ENDURANCE (ALL BREED) 

The Milestone Award program 

was created to recognize 

sustained success in each of 

the sport discipline divisions in 

the Arabian Sport Horse 

Alliance Competition Points 

Awards Program. 

Misfit Toi+ 

Arabian 

Owner: Manda Morris 


Elite Bronze Milestone 

DRESSAGE (ALL BREED) 

Sabastian's Magique 

Half-Arabian 

Bronze, Silver, and Gold 

Achievement levels are 

awarded when sufficient 

Milestone Points are earned. 

Owner: Natalie DeFee Mendik 

The “Elite” designation is 

bestowed when a Milestone 

level is attained with points 

earned at the upper levels of a 

sport. 

photo courtesy of Natalie DeFee Mendik 

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Bronze Milestone Awards 

DRESSAGE (BREED RESTRICTED) DRESSAGE (BREED RESTRICTED) DRESSAGE (BREED RESTRICTED) 

photo courtesy of Darsie Bell photo courtesy of Daniel Davis photo courtesy of Rita Mason 

Trade Secret CC+// 


Owner: Darsie Bell 

Maxed In Chocolate+/ 


Owner: Daniel Davis & Hallie Anders 

Khourajous Zoria+/ 

Anglo-Arabian 

Owner: Rita Mason 

DRESSAGE (BREED RESTRICTED) DRESSAGE (BREED RESTRICTED) DRESSAGE (BREED RESTRICTED) 

Aulways Mystical++ 


Owner: Tracy Oliver 

© Jessica Karraker photo courtesy of Kim Stone 

ES Gamal+++// 

Velvet Raine++++// 


Trakehner 

Owner: Nicole Rowley 

Owner: Kim Stone 

HUNTERS (BREED RESTRICTED) WESTERN DRESSAGE (BREED RESTRICTED) WESTERN DRESSAGE (BREED RESTRICTED) 

© Don Stine © Rick Osteen Howie Schatzberg photo courtesy of Daniel Davis 

Remington W+/ 


Owner: Beckey Downing 

DeKourated Dude++/ 






WESTERN DRESSAGE (ALL BREED) 

The Arabian Sport Horse Alliance 

community congratulates all the 

recipients of Milestone Awards. 

photo courtesy of Daniel Davis 




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Aul Saba+// Half-Arabian 

Owner: Patricia Jackson 

AAA Legend ofthe Seas+/ 

Owner: Kobe Pielow 


© Don Stine 

Reserve Champion – High Score Dressage 1 st Level 

Reserve Champion – Suitability Breed Restricted 

Top Ten – Dressage Breed Restricted 

Aulways and Forever++ Anglo-Arabian 


© Conklin 

Youth Champion – Hunters Breed Restricted 

Reserve Champion – High Score Dressage Intro Level 

Top Ten – Hunters Breed Restricted 

Top Ten – Suitability Breed Restricted 

Youth Top Ten – Dressage Breed Restricted 

Youth Top Ten – Suitability Breed Restricted 

Aelfleah Falchion German Riding Pony 

Owner: Tamara Woodcock 


Top Ten – Western Dressage Breed Restricted 

Aulways Magic ++++// 



© Digital Express Photography 

Champion - Combined Driving All Breed 

Champion - Driven Dressage All Breed 

Champion – High Score Dressage Intermediare 

Top Ten – Dressage -FEI All Breed 

Top Ten – Sport Horse In-Hand Breed Restricted 

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Aulways Majestic Arabian 


Beck In Time (Wreck it Ralph) 

Owner: Amber Garthwaite 







© Derith Vogt 

Reserve Champion – Jumpers All Breed 

Top Ten – Eventing All Breed 

CC Little Black Dress Half-Arabian 

Owner: Courtney Calnan 



Aurora MR+++// Arabian 

Owner: Karen Ernst 

© JJ Sillman 

Reserve Champion – Eventing All Breed 

Top Ten – Dressage All Breed 

photo courtesy of Karen Ernst 

Top Ten – Western Dressage All Breed 


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DeKourated Dude++/ Half-Arabian 


ES Gamal+++// Arabian 



Champion – Western Dressage Breed Restricted 

Youth Champion – Western Dressage Breed Restricted 

Champion – High Score Dressage Training Level 


Youth Top Ten – Sport Horse In-Hand Breed Restricted 

© Jessica Karraker 

Champion – Dressage Breed Restricted 

Reserve Champion – High Score Dressage Second Level 


Top Ten – Dressage-Equitation Breed Restricted 


Elijas Trubador MGF+++// 

Owner: Tracy Pierce 


FR Hercules++++// Arabian 

Owner: Beth Thomas 

© John Borys Photography 

Champion – Dressage -FEI All Breed 

Champion – High Score Dressage Grand Prix 

Reserve Champion – High Score Dressage Intermediare 

photo courtesy of Caitlyn Saranchak 

Reserve Champion – Hunters Breed Restricted 

Reserve Champion – Hunters All Breed 

An inborn love of the horse is instinctive, quite unreasoning, and one cannot recall any beginning of 

what seems to have always been there, together with a craving for perfection in the object of interest. 

~Lady Anne Blunt~ 

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Eykaterina++ Half-Arabian 

Owner: Suzanne & Esme Grimshaw 

FCF Oberons Vanity Arabian 

Owner: Dawn Jones-Low 

photo courtesy of Esme Grimshaw 

Champion – Dressage-Equitation Breed Restricted 

Youth Champion – Dressage Breed Restricted 

Youth Champion – Dressage-Equitation Breed Restricted 

Youth Champion – Sport Horse In-Hand All Breed 

Reserve Champion – High Score Dressage Training Level 

Reserve Champion – Sport Horse In-Hand All Breed 

Youth Reserve Champion – Sport Horse In-Hand Breed Restricted 




GA Eastwood+ Half-Arabian 

Owner: Caitlyn Saranchak 

Furstafire++++// Half-Arabian 

Owner: Sharon Sexton 



GA E-khwaytor+++// 

Owner: Karen Morris 


© Suzanne Sturgill 

Champion – Dressage All Breed 

Reserve Champion – High Score Dressage Freestyle 

© Robert Gainey 

Champion – Hunters All Breed 

Champion – Hunter-Equitation Breed Restricted 



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IM Affirmmed in Color 

Owner: Daniel Davis 


Just In Kayce+// Arabian 

Owner: Susanne Lanini 


Incubus National Show Horse 

Owner: Miranda Pierson 

© Terri Miller 

Champion – High Score Dressage Fourth Level 

Reserve Champion – Dressage Equitation All Breed 



Owner: Rita Mason 

Anglo-Arabian 

Champion – Hunter-Equitation All Breed 

Reserve Champion – Suitability All Breed 

Top Ten – Hunters All Breed 

Top Ten – Sport Horse In-Hand All Breed 

Jazzzz Arabian 

Owner: Suzanne & Esme Grimshaw 

photo courtesy of Rita Mason 

Champion – High Score Dressage First Level 

Champion – High Score Dressage Second Level 

Reserve Champion – Dressage Breed Restricted 

Kurt Ali Khan+// Half-Arabian 

Owner: Cynthia DeRousie 

photo courtesy of Suzanne Grimshaw 





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Maxed In Chocolate+/ Half-Arabian 


Misfit Toi+ Arabian 



Champion – Western Dressage All Breed 

Reserve Champion – Western Dressage Breed Restricted 



Midknight Orkid++/ Half-Arabian 



Reserve Champion – Distance All Breed 

MMF Pierazara+ Arabian 

Owner: Shayna Dolinger 

Champion – Suitability All Breed 



© Pics of You 

Champion – Sport Horse In-Hand All Breed 

Champion – Sport Horse In-Hand Breed Restricted 

Youth Champion – Sport Horse In-Hand Breed Restricted 

Nikiah NV Arabian 

Owner: Tera Allen 

Top Ten – Distance All Breed 

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OKW Rainier Anglo-Arabian 

Owner: Joan Collins-Corey 

Precious V+ Arabian 

Owner: Dawn Voris & Mikayla Voris 

© Don Stine 


Peace Maker V+++/ Arabian 

Owner: Dawn Voris & Mikayla Voris 

photo courtesy of Mikayla Voris 

Youth Top Ten – Suitability Breed Restricted 


Raize The Bar++++// Half-Arabian 

Owner: Cheryl Lane-Caron 



Pelear Por Oro Arabian-bred (rescue) 

Owner: Brooke Webb 

© Nat Douglas 


Ravenhill Tsornin+ Arabian 

Owner: Sherry Morse 


Champion – Eventing All Breed 

photo courtesy of Sherry Morse 

Champion – Distance Breed Restricted 

Top Ten – Distance All Breed 

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Rawhide V +// Arabian 

Owner: Joanne Adcock 

Sakher+/ Half-Arabian 

Owner: Susan Hall 


Remington W+/ Arabian 

Owner: Beckey Downing 

Champion – High Score Dressage Freestyles 

Reserve Champion – High Score Dressage Prix St. Georges 

Reserve Champion – Dressage -FEI All Breed 

Shy Solitaire+++// Arabian 

Owner: Danna Johnston 

© Don Stine 

Champion – Hunters Breed Restricted 

Top Ten – Hunters All Breed 

Top Ten – Sport Horse In-Hand All Breed 


Sabastian's Magique Half-Arabian 

Owner: Natalie DeFee Mendik 

Champion – High Score Dressage Intro Level 

Youth Champion – Suitability Breed Restricted 

Reserve Champion – Sport Horse In-Hand Breed Restricted 



Stargali+++/ Arabian 

Owner: Joyce Alford 

photo courtesy of Natalie DeFee Mendik 

Champion – High Score Dressage Prix St. Georges 

Top Ten – Dressage -FEI All Breed 

photo courtesy of Joyce Alford 

Champion – High Score Dressage Third Level 




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Stella Luna BF Half-Arabian 


Twilight Solstice Arabian 

Owner: Marie Chandler 

© Linda Sherrill 

Champion – Distance All Breed 

Stone of Fire+ Arabian 

Owner: Phyllis Walsh 

© Hannah Draughan Photography 


Tykus Maximus Half-Arabian 

Owner: Isabella Vaca 

photo courtesy of Phyllis Walsh 



Owner: Darsie Bell 



Champion – Dressage-Equitation All Breed 

Youth Champion – Dressage All Breed 

Youth Champion – Dressage Equitation All Breed 

Reserve Champion – Dressage All Breed 

Reserve Champion – Dressage Equitation Breed Restricted 

Youth Reserve Champion – Dressage Breed Restricted 

Youth Reserve Champion – Dressage Equitation Breed Restricted 

Vasari AF Arabian 

Owner: Rebecca Richard 

photo courtesy of Darsie Bell 

Pony Champion – Dressage All Breed 

Reserve Champion – High Score Dressage Fourth Level 

Youth Reserve Champion – Suitability Breed Restricted 



Youth Champion – Western Dressage All Breed 


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Owner: Kim Stone 


photo courtesy of Kim Stone 

Reserve Champion – High Score Dressage Third Level 



WKF Ebony Phoenix Arabian 

Owner: Hillary Stark & Jean Donhauser 

iphoto courtesy Jean Donhauser 


Zeus MR+ Arabian 

Owner: Karen Ernst 

To all the members who enrolled their 

horses in the Year End Award Program! 

Year End Award Disciplines Divisions: 

Carriage Driving 

Combined Driving 

Distance Riding 

Dressage 

Dressage Equitation 

Dressage High Score (by level) 

Driven Dressage 

Eventing 

Hunters 

Hunter Equitation 

Jumpers 

Sport Horse In-Hand 

Suitability 


Working Equitation 

For more information visit: 

www.arabiansporthorsealliance.org/membership/awards/ 

Champion – Jumpers All Breed 

Champion – Jumpers Breed Restricted 

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Elijas Trubador MGF +++// 

(Trubadorsmadrigal +(ox) X Sizzlin Scotch) 

2008 Arabian/Paint cross gelding 

Owned & ridden by Tracy Pierce 

Markel/USEF Young & Developing Horse 

National Championships at the 

U.S. Dressage Festival of Champions 

Lamplight Equestrian Center, Wayne, IL 

August 26-28, 2018 

Written by Tracy Pierce 

Being invited to the USEF Developing Grand 

Prix Horse National Championships in 2018 

on my half Arab gelding Elijas Trubador MGF 

+++// was a dream come true for me. 

Competing at that 

prestigious venue was 

something that I had 

dreamed of in the back 

of my head for a few 

years. I never thought 

it would happen at the 

Grand Prix level 

though! 

Eli was ten in 2018 

and was bred by Laura 

Venne of Madrigal 

Farms in Oregon. His 

father is an Egyptian 

Arabian, Trubadorsmadrigal. His mother is a 

Paint, Sizzlin Scotch. I have had him since he 

was 3 years old and just started under saddle. 

He has been incredibly easy to train and 

bring up the levels. He has such a quick mind 

and loves to work. Besides dressage he also 

enjoys chasing cows, trail riding, jumping and 

anything else that allows him to express 

himself. He has always been a bold and 

confident horse. When he sees the horse 

trailer for the first time each spring he goes 

wild with excitement. You must stay out of his 

way when it's time to load up because he will 

drag you to the trailer. 

Eli has truly made me the rider I am. He is 

my first Grand Prix horse and while I have had 

lots of help from the ground, I have done all 

the riding and training on him. For us both to 

learn this together in such a relatively short 

time is incredible. So much of it is due to his 

ability to figure out what I want and forgiving 

me all of the mistakes I have made along the 

way. 

He is also happy to teach other riders the 

more advanced 

movements in 

dressage. I think 

the Arab in him 

makes him 

incredibly smart 

and forgiving at the 

same time. He is 

the partner of a 

lifetime and I can’t 

imagine ever being 

blessed with 

another horse like 

© John Borys Photography 

him. 

Trust and respect are two-way streets. 

We want the horse to accept us as leaders of the 

herd, to guide them safely and to provide protection 

and comfort. In return, they will give us their respect, 

and willing submission to our ideas about what to do 

next, and when and where. But this respect can only 

be based on well-deserved trust. 

Walter Zettl 

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The Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. is 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 

registries that incorporate Arabian-bred horses or ponies. 

Year End High Point Awards for 

Arabian-bred horses 

in sport horse disciplines 

Additional awards for High Score by level 

in Dressage & Western Dressage 

PLUS awards for Pony Divisions 

& for Youth Exhibitors! 

All-breed Competitions 

Breed Restricted Competitions 

Eventing Hunters Dressage Carriage Driving 

Dressage Western Dressage Endurance/Distance Suitability 

Combined Driving Carriage Driving Jumpers In-hand 

Endurance/Distance Suitability Hunters Dressage Equitation 

Jumpers In-hand Western Dressage Hunter Equitation 

Driven Dressage Hunter Equitation 

Dressage Equitation Working Equitation 

Bronze, Silver, and Gold Milestone Awards 

for achievement tiers of lifetime points 

“Elite” designation for upper level success. 

Join Us!!

Arabian-bred foals bred by members or sired by member’s stallions 

© Tamara with the Camera photo courtesy of Margie McLaughlin photo courtesy of Elaine Kerrigan 

Wincredible GOA Essence of Gratahtude KB Tamega Fahim 

(Wild Dance x Caraechstrodinair (ox)) 

Hanoverian colt (Half-Arabian) 

Bred & owned by Golden Oaks 

Warmbloods & Arabians 

(Golden Essence ++++// x Katahttude(xx)) 

Anglo-Arabian colt 

Sire owned by Margie & Grayce McLaughlin 

KB Omega Fahim++++//(ox) x Thassia) 

Shagya filly 

Bred & owned by Elaine Kerrigan 

© Tamara with the Camera photo courtesy of Charlotte Rose photo courtesy of Sarah Theisen 

WSS Plumas Fahim Essence of Royalty RPA Biya Royale 

. (KB Omega Fahim++++// x DC Reata) 

Arabian filly 

Bred by Keila Golden 

(Golden Essence ++++// x DSA Royal Ariel) 

Arabian colt 


(Hesa Zee+/ x Cant Biya Love) 


Bred & owned by Sarah Theisen 

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photo courtesy Bonn Fyre Farms © Jennifer MacNeill Photography © Elizabeth Jensen 

Atlas BF Finneas RZ Tigerlilly MRF 

(The Terminator+ x Fatima VF) 

Half-Arabian/Hanoverian cross colt 

Bred & owned by Bonn-Fyre Farms 

(Finery X Desired Millicent (ox)) 


Bred by Roze Arabians, Ltd. 

(Baha AA x Morning Star DP) 

2018 Arabian filly 

Bred & owned by Moss Rose Farm 

photo courtesy of Tera Allen photo courtesy of Fern Bastinelli photo courtesy of Ailsa Riegel 

Enchanted Ares Essence of Fire B KB Sandor Fahim 

(Zeus MR x O-SO Tardee) 


Sire owned by Karen Ernst, client foal 

(Golden Essence ++++// x Great Northern(xx)) 



(KB Omega Fahim++++//(ox) x Samantha) 

Shagya colt 

Bred by Elaine Kerrigan 

photo courtesy of Kim Wright 

Harborr Master 

(Golden Essence ++++// (ox) x Beaver Dam Creek (xx)) 



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Midknight Orkid++/ 

(Mojave Kid++++//(ox) x SPS West Montana) 

2014 Arabian/Hanoverian cross 

Owned by Nicole Rowley 

Ridden by Lindsey O’Keefe 

USDF Sport Horse Prospect Development 

Forum with Scott Hassler, Michael Bragdell & 

Christine Traurig 

Sonnenberg Farm in Sherwood, OR 

October 20-21, 2018 

Written by Nicole Rowley 

When Lindsey O’Keefe asked me if she could 

apply for the Young Horse Forum 

with Midknight Orkid++/ I said 

yes but did not expect to be picked 

by the selection committee. In 

fact, I deleted the selection e-mail 

the first time it was sent to me. 

Out of the hundreds of young 

horses that submitted applications 

only 6 were selected. Of those 6, 

Midknight Orkid++/ was the only 

Arabian-bred horse in the group of 

selected applicants. Lindsey and I 

were so honored to be selected to 

represent the Arabian breed. Our 

excitement mostly stemmed from 

the chance to show a large 

audience just how talented and 

special the Arabian horse is. 

photo provided by Nicole Rowley 

Both clinicians were impressed by her size (she 

stands at 17 hands) and maturity for a 4 year 

old mare. They complemented Lindsey O’Keefe 

on the training she had done with this mare. 

Just the right amount of collection and flexion 

with clear and precise aids. 

Midknight Orkid++/ was in good company, five 

beautiful warmbloods had been selected to 

demonstrate the proper development and 

training for a young sport horse. The horses 

varied from recently broke to currently shown. 

Midknight Orkid++/ was among the top of her 

peers in training and discipline. 

The forum was incredibly 

educational for all who ride young 

horses. The forum did a great job 

of starting with the horse with the 

least amount of training and 

finished with the young horse 

who was the most developed. 

Midknight Orkid++/ was selected 

to go last. Scott Hassler had 

nothing but good things to say 

about her and gave Lindsey some 

really great tools to further 

develop her collection. It was a 

really fun and educational 

weekend. 

The forum was a wonderful experience! We 

arrived to Sonnenberg Farm in Oregon on a late 

Friday morning, Midknight Orkid++/ settled in 

really well. Within just a couple of hours of our 

arrival we were tacking up to be evaluated by 

Scott Hassler and Michael Bragdell. 

Whenever a horse has learned a new movement or a new 

aid in its basic form, the rider should give him a break and 

deliberately ride something else for a few days or weeks. 

When he returns to the movement, he will notice how 

much more easily the training will proceed. 

Reiner Klimke 

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STALLION PROFILE LISTINGS 

Ar-Raqis++++//………………………………………………………….Arabian………………….……………. 68 

Aurelius GOA…..………………………………………………………….Arabian………………….……………. 69 

Dartan ……………………………….…………..……………………………Shagya-Arabian…….……….……. 70 

Echo Er Rih……….…………………………………………………………Arabian……….……….….…….….… 71 

Elikzir ++/…………………………………………………………………...Arabian………………………………. 72 

FCF Oberons Vanity……………………………………………………….Arabian………………...…….……. 73 

Golden Essence++++//…..……………………………………..……….Arabian…………….….…….……… 74 

KB Omega Fahim++++//……………………………………………….Arabian………………….…….……. 75 

*KS Rubin ………………………….…………..……………………………Shagya-Arabian…….….……..…. 76 

LA LegacyInBlack+++//………………………………………………...Arabian…………………….…….…. 77 

Pagur ……………………………………………………………………………Arabian……….…………….….….. 78 

Pavvo……………………………………………..………….…………………Arabian………………………..……. 79 

PC Donavan……..……………………………………………………………Arabian……….………………...…. 80 

Pride Er Rih……..……………………………………………………………Arabian……….………………...…. 81 

Regalo C+………………..……………………………………………………Arabian……….……………….…... 82 

The Terminatorr+…………………………………………………………Half-Arabian…….…….…………. 83 

Tuxedo Thyme ABA++++//.………………………………………….Arabian………………..….……...... 84 

Twilight Solstice……………………………………………………………Arabian……….……..…….…….…. 85 

Waheed Al Azhaar RZ……………………………………………………Arabian………...…………..…….… 86 

Zahin Haalim+ …………………………………………………………….Arabian…………….…...…..……… 87 

Zeus MR+ …………………………………………………………………….Arabian………………...…..……… 88

Ar-Raqis++++// 

Arabian (AHA) 

Registration: AHR*654449 

DOB: 03/27/2011 

Sire: Bremervale Andronicus 

Dam: AM Capricious Star 

Owner/Breeder: Jennifer Hamilton 

and Tim Schaap 

Color: Bay 

Height: 14.3 H 

Disciplines: Dressage & Sport Horse 

Under Saddle 

Stud Fee: Private Treaty 

Available via: Fresh Cooled 

SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS: N/N 

EVA: Unknown 

Breeding Contact: Jennifer Hamilton 

Standing at: 

An Tearmann Arabians 

8256 Kruchten Road 

Lodi, WI 53555 

(608) 643-4845 

info@antearmannarabians.com 

AR-RAQIS++++// is a sport horse stallion with a proven show record in hand and 

under saddle. He has 17 AHA Sport Horse National titles through the end of the 2018 

show season. His in hand titles include 2012 AHA SHN Top Ten Sport Horse Yearling 

Colt, 2013 AHA SHN Top Ten Sport Horse Two Year Old Colt, 2015 AHA SHN Top Ten 

Hunter Type Sport Horse Stallion ATH, 2015 AHA SHN Top Ten Dressage Type Sport 

Horse Stallion ATH, 2016 AHA SHN Top Ten Hunter Type Sport Horse Stallion, 2017 

AHA SHN Reserve National Champion Hunter Type Sport Horse Stallion and Hunter 

Type Sport Horse Stallion ATH and Top Ten Dressage Type Sport Horse Stallion and 

Top Ten Dressage Type Stallion ATH and 2018 Top Ten Hunter Type Sport Horse 

Stallion and Hunter Type Sport Horse Stallion ATH. 

He has been equally successful at the AHA National level under saddle with titles in 

sport horse under saddle and dressage: AHA SHN Reserve National Champion 

Training Level Dressage, AHA SHN Top Ten First Level Dressage, twice AHA SHN Top 

Ten Sport Horse Under Saddle Junior Horse, AHA SHN Top Ten ABS Young Dressage 

Horse and AHA SHN Top Ten Training Level Dressage Junior Horse. He is of all Al- 

Marah breeding. Al-Marah horses have won AHA National titles in nearly every 

discipline in which Arabians compete in the show ring and they are valued as 

endurance horses as well. Many Al-Marah horses currently being shown have titles 

in both sport horse and working western disciplines, proof of their solid athleticism 

and good work ethic. (Copyright: ARLENE MAGID PEDIGREE RESEARCH) 

https://www.facebook.com/AnTearmannArabian.LLC/ 

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Photos © Don Stine & © Hannah Draughan Photography

Aurelius GOA 


Registration: AHR# 652644 

DOB: 04/02/2011 

Sire: Magic Aulrab 

Dam: Proberry Bey 

Owner: Jodi Tuft 

Breeder: Denise Cossuto 

Color: Chestnut 

Height: 14.3H 

Disciplines: Dressage 



SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS Unknown 

EVA: Unknown 

Breeding Contact: Jodi Tuft 

Aurelius GOA is an outstanding young stallion sired by the endurance stallion, 

Magic Aulrab. a respected sire of many top endurance and sport horse 

champions! His dam is by the renowned Afire Bey V. Thoughtful purpose 

breeding created this stallion with superior movement, athletic ability, and 

amazing presence! 

Aurelius’ first foal, Volante GOA, exhibits excellent size and bone, personality, and 

correctness! 

http://www.extendinc.com/valleyhorsecenter/index.htm 

Valley Horse Center 

4203 Rio Dixon RD 

Dixon, CA 95620 

(707) 688-1741 

jodituft@hotmail.com 

Photos © Kelly Kenneally Photography, © Tamara with the Camera, & © Wojtek Kwiatkowski 

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Dartan Shagya Arabian (Danish Shagya-Arabian Association & PShR) 

Registration: DSAH SH 1013 

DOB: 06/25/2004 

Sire: Daru (Shagya-Arabian, Austria) 

Dam: Sobo's Tandarra (Shagya- 

Arabian, Denmark) 

US Rep: Linda Rudolphi 

Breeder: Gammelgaard Farm, DK 

Color: Bay 

Height: 164 cm (16-1 hands) 

Disciplines: Dressage, Jumpers 

Performance Test: Denmark 35 day 

Test 2008 

Approvals: ISG 


Available via: Imported Frozen 

Semen 

SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

EVA: Tested Negative 

Breeding Contact: Linda Rudolphi 

WineGlass Farm 

281 Ruby Road 

Noble, IL 62868 

(618) 752-7181 

Licensing scores: Jumping technique - 9; Body - 9; Limbs -8; Movement - 9; Total 

Average score - 9! Licensing comments: Big significant stallion of extremely good 

type, Extremely good free shoulder, Large well balanced canter, and Sweeping 

trot with good rhythm. Measures: 164 cm (16-1 hands) tall, and has a 21cm (8.26 

inches) cannon. He passed his 35 day Stallion testing. Dartan brings new 

genetics to the USA and Canada. His sire, Daru, is also the sire of the head 

Shagya-Arabian stallions Temp and Traper at the Kabiuk State Stud in Bulgaria. 

Dartan's maternal grand-sire, Radautz, was a successful show jumper and L level 

dressage competitor. All frozen semen has been processed under the strict 

supervision of Select Breeders Service (SBS) and is of the highest quality. Dartan 

is an excellent choice for not only any of the US/Canadian Shagya-Arabian 

mares, but also purebred Arabian mares to add size, frame and athletic ability. 

He is a charismatic stallion who wins your heart the minute he walks out of his 

stall. 

http://www.wineglassfarm.com/ 

http://www.shagya-araber.dk 

wineglassfarm1@gmail.com 

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Photo © KreativFoto.dk additional photos provided courtesy of Linda Rudolphi

Echo Er Rih 



DOB: 04/09/1992 

Sire: Lance Er Rih 

Dam: Librty Er Rih 


Breeder: Leoma Musil 


Height: 15.1H 



Stud Fee: Not at Public Stud 

Available via: Live Cover 

SCID: Carrier 

CA: N/N 

LFS: N/N 

EVA: Unknown 

Echo Er Rih is a twice AHA Regional Sport Horse In-Hand Champion. This stallion 

is the most elastic horse I have ever ridden. He showed extreme talent for jumping 

early on but also has fantastic dressage movement that made the judges 'swoon' 

when he was shown Sport Horse In-Hand. 

He was bred to be a racehorse with quality Old Polish and CMK lines. Echo Er Rih 

has sired some outstanding foals including one Sport Horse In-Hand Champion 

filly. 






(707) 688-1741 


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Photos © Kelly Kenneally Photography & © Wojtek Kwiatkowski

Elikzir ++/ 


Registration: AHR* 634966 

DOB: 04/28/2005 

Sire: Ganges 

Dam: Ularia 

Owner: Dorann LaPerch 

Breeder: Marsha Parkinson 

Color: chestnut 

Height: 15.1H 

Disciplines: Dressage & 

Sport Horse In-hand 


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 

Elikzir++/ is a pure Polish powerhouse who comes from generations of beautiful, 

correct athletes. Elikzir++/ has six AHA Sport Horse National titles: 2016 U.S. Ten 

Hunt Type Sport Horse Stallion, Dressage Type Sport Horse Stallion and 

Dressage Type Sport Horse Stallion ATH and 2014 U.S. Top Ten Hunt Type Sport 

Horse Stallion, Top Ten Hunt Type Stallion ATH and Top Ten Dressage Type 

Stallion. 

Elikzir++/ has also started a very successful Dressage career as well. He has also 

won Show and Regional Championships in Main Ring Halter. Elikzir++/ is proving 

to be an exceptional sire, his foals not only inherit his wonderful conformation 

and fabulous movement, but also his outstanding disposition. 

Elikzir++/ is bred to be the beautiful athlete from generations of horses who 

were not only beautiful but also had accomplished careers in performance or 

racing. 

Elikzir++/ is a Breeders Sweepstakes Nominated Sire 

https://www.facebook.com/Bonn-Fyre-FarmsTraining-Center- 

571022559602050/ 

bonnfyrefarms@aol.com 

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Elikzir 

Photos provided by Bonn-Fyre Farms 

"Charm" 2015 FIlly 

(Elikzir x Pouilly Fuisse R- Hanoverian)




DOB: 07/23/2006 

Sire: AF Vanitys Repeat 

Dam: BruMarBa Callisto 

Owner/Breeder: Dawn Jones-Low 

Color: Gray (heterozygous) 

Height: 15.0 H 8 inches of bone 

Disciplines: Dressage & Eventing 

Performance Test: 70 Day SPT 2015 

Approvals: Lifetime OLD-NA and 

Shagya-Arabian (NASS) 

Stud Fee: $1500 fresh cooled 

(includes 1 st collection & shipment) 

or $450 (per dose of frozen) 

Available via: Fresh Cooled or Frozen 

SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS: N/N 

OAAM: N/N 

WFFS: N/N 

EVA: Negative vaccinated annually 

Breeding Contact: Dawn Jones-Low 

Faerie Court Farm in Vergennes, VT 

(802) 989-3562 

FCF Oberons Vanity is competing successfully against all breeds in the open 

division at USDF shows. He is now schooling Prix St. Georges and will carefully be 

developed to the Grand Prix level over the next few years. 

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 is the highest scoring and highest placing Arabian or 

Arabian-bred stallion to EVER 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. He exhibited aptitude for dressage and over fences 

where his form and scope was tested up to 1.25m (4’1”). 

At the NASS inspection in 2017 the judges were particularly impressed with his 

character, his aptitude for both jumping and dressage, and with his superb canter 

for which they awarded him a 9. 

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. He 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. 

https://www.facebook.com/FCFOberonsVanity/ 

breeding@faeriecourtfarm.com 

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Photos © Dawn Jones-Low & © Cass Ingles

Golden Essence++++// 


Registration: AHR 588825 

DOB: 05/10/1999 

Sire: Klassic Shaklan 

Dam: SA Patrushka 

Owners: Margie & Grayce McLaughlin 

Breeder: Robert Searles 

Color: chestnut 

Disciplines: Dressage, 

Sport Horse in Hand 

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 

20059 Shingle Point Road 

Golden Essence++++// is a true representative of the versatile Arabian Breed 

He is a multi Regional and National Champion with 5 AHA National and 28 AHA 

Regional Titles. He has won championships in Sport Horse In-Hand under both 

Hunter judges and Dressage judges. Golden Essence++++// aka Dusty has 

earned 2018 USEF Leading Half Arabian Sire -Ranking #2 in the Country! This is 

Dusty's fourth consecutive year! 

Golden Essence ++++// is an Arabian purebred stallion.. 

He has been successful in Hunter Pleasure and is now winning in Dressage. He 

has achieved 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. His offspring are showing in 

Hunter, Dressage and Pleasure shows. 

Golden Essence++++// stands at Classic Arabians Georgetown, DE. 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/147507485705/ 

Georgetown, DE 19947 

(302) 228-9537 

class7ic@comcast.net 

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Photos provided by Margie & Grayce McLaughlin 

Time of the Essence - yearling son

KB Omega Fahim++++// 



DOB: 04/11/1996 

Sire: Amir Fahim+ 

Dam: Amyrah Adhemah 

Owner: Elaine Kerrigan 

Breeder: Elaine Kerrigan 

Color: black 

Height: 15.1H 

Disciplines: Dressage, Endurance, & 


Approvals: Shagya (NASS) 

Stud Fee: $1000 (includes booking) 

Booking Fee: $250 

Available via: Shipped Cooled & 

Frozen 

SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS:N/N 

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. 

http://www.kerriganbloodstock.com/ 


Breeding Contact: Elaine Kerrigan 

Kerrigan Bloodstock 

1479 Freshwater Rd. 

Eureka, CA 95503 

(707) 443-0215 

fahim@humboldt1.com 

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Photos © Suzanne Sturgill & © Don Stine; additional photo courtesy of Elaine Kerrigan

*KS Rubin 

Shagya Arabian (PShR) 

Registration: PSHR 01-1003 

DOB: 02/19/01 

Sire: Paris (Gazal XIX - Bábolna) 

Dam: Rasga 

Owner: Katherine Voyer 

Breeder: Hans Gunther Schmidt 

Birkenbuel, Germany 

Color: gray 

Height: 15.1H 

Disciplines: Endurance, Dressage, 

Show Jumping 

Approvals: Shagya (PShR) 


Available via: Frozen (LFG) 

SCID: Unknown 

CA: Unknown 

LFS: Unknown 

EVA: Unknown 

Breeding Contact: Katherine Voyer 

Oak Knoll Sporthorses 

12672 Limonite., #530 

Corona, CA 92880 

*KS Rubin is a proven high-performance athlete, who is siring highperformance 

athletes with his exceptional metabolics, athletics, conformation 

and his wonderful temperament. *KS Rubin is also producing height and his 

offspring are competing in Show Jumping, Dressage and Endurance. 

*KS Rubin Is the most accomplished Shagya-Arabian Endurance stallion in the 

United States. At 17 years of age he is in Dressage as a 2 nd career! This notable 

stallion has completed 38 (of 42 total) AERC Endurance rides, for a total of 1,765 

lifetime AERC miles. *KS Rubin also successfully competed to the CEI 2* level, 

and he demonstrated a 90% overall AERC & CEI completion rate. 

*KS Rubin has twice earned Top Ten in the national AERC “Jim Jones Stallion 

Award,” receiving 2nd place in 2009, and 10th place in 2010. He accomplished 

all of this while being ridden by eight different riders - two of which were Young 

Riders - and while he competed in five different AERC regions. 

*KS Rubin is a Performance Shagya-Arabian Registry Book 1 stallion, with 

“Specialty Plus” performance recognition. 

*KS Rubin is available at stud in 2018 via frozen semen. *KS Rubin’s semen is of 

excellent quality and is certified for EU export. All *KS Rubin foals, 2007 to date, 

are from his high quality frozen semen. 

http://www.ksrubin.com 

kvoyer@gmail.com 

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Photo © GenieSS, Inc. additional photos provided by Katherine Voyer

LA LegacyInBlack+++// 



DOB: 04/01/1996 

Sire: JY Blackwings 

Dam: Naaja Black Gem 


Breeder: Legacy Arabians 

Color: black 

Height: 15.0H 


Sport Horse In-hand 


Available via: Shipped Cooled 

CA: N/N 





(805) 529-7200 

LA LegacyInBlack+++// is a 10 time AHA U.S. National Top Ten in SHIH, SHUS and 

Dressage. He continues to win In Hand Championships beating much younger 

horses. This year at age 21 he will continue to compete. 

Legacy is without a doubt one of the nicest stallions, he has taken several 

amateurs to their first AHA Regional and Nationals wins. He is a wonderful mover 

with correct conformation and enduring soundness. His only foal shown so far 

was an AHA U.S. National Top Ten and Scottsdale winner. He crosses superbly 

with Warmblood mares, and his purebred foals are also stunning. 

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Captin Jack Sparrow (Oldenburg cross) 

(LA LegacyInBlack++/ x Diatra by Diatra) 

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Photos © Suzanne Sturgill & © Rob Hess Photo; additional photo provided by Bonn Fyre Farms

Pagur 

Arabian (RASB/AAS) 

Registration: RASB*7060/AAS*4156 

DOB: 01/15/2007 

Sire: Gepard (Arabian, Russia) 

Dam: Pospa (Arabian, Russia) 

US Rep: Linda Rudolphi 

Owner: Gertraud Zechner 

Breeder: Khrenovoe Stud, Russia 


Height: 158 cm (15.2 hands) 

Disciplines: Racing, Dressage 

Performance Test: Racing 2/11( 2-0- 

3-2-1) Russian Top Ten 2007 racing 

colts 

Approvals: Licensed Shagya-Arabian, 

Anglo-Arabian, Part-Arabian, 

Trakehner & Austrian WB 


Available via: Imported Frozen 

Semen 

SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS: N/N 


Breeding Contact: Linda Rudolphi 


281 Ruby Road 


(618) 752-7181 

A son of the famous Gepard, the best Russian Arabian Racehorse Sire of the last 

decade. Gepard (Naftlin x Prikhot), was the number 1 Russian Race horse 

producer in 2010/11. Pagurs' dam, Pospa (Prikaz x Premera), was an "Elite" dam 

of outstanding racehorses. 

Pagur was licensed in Austria under the strictest of stallion licensing. At the Stadl- 

Paura, Austria licensing in 2012 he had the highest score of the day over Shagya-, 

Anglo-, and Partbred-Arabians. 

As an all around sporthorse Pagur has also competed in dressage and has recently 

started a successful career in endurance riding. Pagur frozen semen was 

processed at the renowned Univ. of Vienna and is of the highest quality. He is 

owned by Dr Peter & Gertraud Zechner in Austria. WineGlass is the USA 

representative for Pagur with a limited number of breedings available. This 

brilliant chestnut stallion measures: 158/163 - 175 - 18,5 cm. His purebred, 

Austrian Warmblood, and Trakehner foals are turning heads in the EU. His 4 year 

old Austrian WB daughter, Wasserlilie FM, was the highest scoring 4 year old mare 

inspected by the Austrian Warmblood Studbook in 2018! In addition to his athletic 

ability, he has the manners and disposition of a kind gentleman. Check out his 

Pagur Facebook page for more information and pictures 

.http://www.wineglassfarm.com/ 

http://www.endurance-arabians.com/ 


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Wasserlilie FM 2014 Warmblood daughter 

Photos © НаTалья Яченко & © Doto

Pavvo 



DOB: 04/24/1994 

Sire: *Erros 

Dam: Khassiopeia 

Owner: Linda Carroll 

Breeder: Linda Carroll 

Color: gray (heterozygous) 

Height: 15.2H 

Disciplines: Dressage, Hunters 

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



Live Cover 

SCID: Clear 

CA: unknown 

LFS: unknown 

EVA: unknown 

Breeding Contact: Linda Carroll 

Pavvo is the result of Polish-Domestic breeding. He is a son of the pure Polish 

stallion *Erros who was honored as the AHA Reserve National Champion Stallion 

within months of being imported and out of a daughter of Montecito Orion 

(Mikado x Maleka-B). 

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 is siring tall, big bodied and elastic, scopy movers. They tend to inherit 

his powerful hind end, laid back shoulder and shapely, high set on neck as well 

as his big eyes and little ears. Pavvo is 15.2H and has 9" cannons. He's never had 

a lame day in his life. 

http://www.fieryrunfarm.com/ 

https://www.facebook.com/FieryRunFarm/ 

Fiery Run Farm 

336 Welchville Rd. 

Mannington, NJ 08079 

(856) 279-9045 

fieryrunfarm@att.net 

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Photos © Carien Schippers/ImagEquine © David Adams/imaginequus

PC Donavan 



DOB: 05/30/2003 

Sire: Azh Naborr 

Dam: GA Desert Shield 


Breeder: Susan Smith 

Color: Gray 

Height: 15.3H 

Disciplines: Dressage, 

Endurance 



SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS: N/N 

EVA: Unknown 

PC Donavan is bred top and bottom for athletic ability. Both sides of his pedigree 

boast athletes in all disciplines- including racing, dressage, and endurance. 

His disposition is unbelievably trainable and kind. His structure is correct ,and his 

powerful, free movement is made for performance! 

He stood at stud for the first time in 2018. His semen has been tested at UC Davis 

and has excellent motility. 

See my website to read more about his fabulous pedigree of mostly Polish 

descent. 






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Photos © Wojtek Kwiatkowsk & © Kelly Kenneally Photography

Pride Er Rih 



DOB: 05/22/1997 

Sire: *E H Adnan 

Dam: Rapture Er Rih 


Breeder: Leoma Musil 


Height: 14.2H 




SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS: N/N 

EVA: Unknown 

Pride Er Rih, a charsimatic Egyptian-related sire, exhibits outstanding dressage 

movement. He has correct conformation for sport disciplines with a superb free 

shoulder and displays lovely impulsion. Pride Er Rih is out of a race bred mare 

and descended from a sire line of outstanding performance horses with jumping 

and racing ability. 

His foals follow the size of the dam and all inherit his fabulous, people-loving 

temperament. Pride Er Rih is an engaging and athletic sire of winners in Sport 

Horse in-Hand and other wins! 






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Photos © Kelly Kenneally Photography

Regalo C+ 



DOB: 05/07/2014 

Sire: Czantiago ++// 

Dam: Remarkable C 

Owner: Martin and Rusty Cook 

Breeder: Martin or Rusty Cook 

Color: Bay 

Height: ??? 

Disciplines: Dressage & Sport Horse 

in-Hand 


Booking Fee: $500 


Frozen 

SCID: Unknown 

CA: N/CA (Carrier) 

LFS: Unknown 

EVA: Unknown 

Breeding Contact: Rusty Cook 

Caballos del Sol 

3607 Sunstar Loop SW 

Regalo C+ was named AHA National Champion 2-yr-old Arabian Stallion 

In-Hand at the 2016 AHA Sport Horse Nationals. He has also accumulated 

five AHA Regional Championships and three Reserve Championships In- 

Hand in Dressage Type, Hunter Type, and ATH (handled by a teenage girl). 

He was Reserve Champion Sport Horse Stallion at Scottsdale 2018 against 

all ages. Regalo C+’s pedigree is Classical Spanish. He is sired by 

Czantiago++//, who has multiple AHA National and Regional 

Championships In-Hand and Under Saddle as well as in Working Hunter 

and Jumpers, and Top Tens in Dressage. Remarkable C, dam of Regalo C+, 

has produced five outstanding foals. 

2019 will be Regalo C+'s first year at stud, and he is expected to produce 

exceptional foals. Due to his training/showing schedule, semen may be 

available only frozen, and his book will be limited. He is a CA carrier, so 

all mares must be tested N/N. 

Albuquerque, NM 87105-568 

(505) 249-7586 

rustycook4412@msn.com 

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The Terminatorr+ 


Registrations: HAHR*1A334362 

DOB: 06/04/1999 

Sire: Azh Naborr (Arabian) 

Dam: L'argent- GVHR (Hanoverian 

AHS) 


Breeder: Dorann LaPerch 

Color: gray 

Height: 16.0H 





Special stud fee for 2016 will 

INCLUDE first shipment! No 

Handling fees if subsequent 

shipments are needed. 

SCID: Clear 

CA:N/N 





(805) 529-7200 

The Terminatorr+ Is a multiple AHA National Champion Half-Arabian Sport 

Horse In Hand Stallion. He was sired by Azh Nabor, the top siring son of 

*Naborr. Azh Naborr sired numerous champions, Endurance winners, and 

international winners. Terminatorr+ is a full brother to Azh Naborrs 

Gemini++ who is a three time U.S. National Top Ten winner. 

His dam is the German Verband, Main Studbook Hanoverian 

mare, L'argent. She earned enough points at her inspection that she could 

have been presented for States Premium mare. L'argent has been a stellar 

producer so far producing 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++++// has amassed eight AHA National titles both In Hand and 

Under Saddle. Hermes Echo’s three AHA National Top Tens under 

saddle were earned in only his second show under saddle! Hermes Echo is 

currently competing at 4th Level on the USDF Circuit and will debut at Prix St 

George in 2018. 

Terminatorr’s daughter, Hayate Domani in her only show was named AHA 

Region II Reserve Champion Mare SHIH ATH and Top Five Open as a 2 year old. 

He is consistently adding size and his incredible movement to his foals. 

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Hermes Echo+++/ 2008 gelding 

(The Terminatorr+ x Echos Desire) 

Photos © Suzanne Sturgill & © Heide Stover Photography

Tuxedo Thyme ABA++++// 



DOB: 04/14/2004 

Sire: Pyro Thyme SA 

Dam: SMA Alad Khelima 

Owner: Barbara and Daniel Suvaka 

Breeder: Barbara and Daniel Suvaka 

Color: Black 

Height: 15.1H 

Disciplines: Dressage, Sport Horse In 

Hand 

Approvals: RPSI, OLD-GOV/Weser- 

Ems, OLD-NA/ISR, AWS 

Stud Fee: $2000 (Booking - $400) 

($1500 reduced stud fee for proven 

Warmblood show mares) 


Frozen (US & CA only) 

SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS: N/N 


Tuxedo Thyme ABA++++// has multiple accomplishments including four 

National Championships: one for AHA SHN Sport Horse In Hand and three for 

USEF Horse of the Year FEI Level Arabian Dressage. He competed successfully in 

Dressage through Intermediare I in both all breed and Arabian competition. He 

was awarded the USDF All Breeds Award for FEI Level Dressage in 2014. He has 

a total of 16 AHA National Titles and 44 AHA Regional Titles across four different 

AHA Regions 

Tux has an AMAZING pedigree that can be viewed on his website showing 

expanded versions with national origin and achievements outlined. There is also 

a commentary on Tux and his pedigree done by Paul Husband. 

. Tuxedo Thyme ABA++++// is passing on great conformation, athleticism, 

beauty, and minds to his foals and is correcting a variety of traits in the mares 

he's been bred to. As of 2017 he is a leading sire for AHA Sport Horse Nationals. 

See the website for pictures and videos of his foals. 

http://www.tuxedothyme.com 

https://www.facebook.com/tuxedothyme/ 

Breeding Contact: Barb Suvaka 

Absolutely Arabians, LLC 

4030 West 6 1/2 Mile Road 

Caledonia, WI 53108 

(262) 880-1943 

bsuvaka@yahoo.com 

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Photos © Suzanne Sturgill & © Fire and Earth Photography

Twilight Solstice 


Registration: AHR#670077 

DOB: 07/07/2008 

Sire: Solstice 

Dam: Melody In Motion 

Owner: Marie Chandler 

Breeder: BMW Associates 

Color: gray 

Height: 15.2H 

Disciplines: Dressage, Sport Horse 

In-Hand 



Live Cover 

SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS: N/N 


Breeding Contact Marie Chandler 

Rune Stone Ranch 

Twilight Solstice is the youngest son of Solstice out of a Mallorca 

daughter. His pedigree includes Salon, Spark, El Paso, Gdansk, Menes, 

and Ramses Fayek. He is bred for performance with balanced 

conformation and movement. He has great feet and legs with lots of 

substance. 

Look for Twilight Solstice’s debut under saddle. His first foal crop arrives 

in 2019. 

AHA Arabian Breeders Sweepstakes Nominated Stallion 

AHA Region 14 Champion Arabian SHIH Hunter Type & Dressage Type 

AHA Region 14 Champion Arabian SHIH Dressage Type ATH 

AHA Region 14 Reserve Champion Arabian SHIH Hunter Type ATH 

https://www.facebook.com/Rune-Stone-Ranch-116195641862407/ 

334 Hopkins Road 

Cosby, TN 37722-2918 

(865) 851-6058 

runestoneranch@hotmail.com 

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Photos © Z Camera & © Hannah Draughan Photography; additional photo courtesy of Marie Chandler

Waheed Al Azhaar RZ 



DOB: 05/16/2015 

Sire: Amer Azhaar 

Dam: Desired Millicent 

Owner: Roze Arabians Ltd. 

Breeder: Roze Arabians Ltd. 

Color: gray 

Height: 15.1H 


Stud Fee: $1,500.00 LFG (frozen) 

(or $500 per dose) 

Available via Frozen in 2019 

SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS: N/N 

EVA: Unknown 

Breeding Contact: Angela White 

Roze Arabians Ltd. 

2055 N Market Street 

Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania 17022 

(717) 585-0855 

rozearabians@gmail.com 

Don’t sacrifice ~ you can have beauty & athleticism! Waheed Al Azhaar 

RZ is a 2015 Straight Egyptian stallion. ‘Z’ comes from a long line of 

proven producers and is beginning to prove himself with AHA Regional 

Championships in SHIH earned against horses of all ages. Now in 

dressage training at the prestigious Yellow Wood Dressage at Riveredge, 

he’s proving to be incredibly intelligent and trainable. 

Z’s sire, Amer Azhaar, was tragically lost as a 3YO, but not before he 

won multiple AHA Regional titles in Sport Horse In-Hand and Halter. Z's 

paternal grand sire is the international champion, Laheeb Al Nasser, 

whose offspring are earning championships around the world. 

Z’s dam, Desired Millicent, is a spectacular producer. Her 2018 foal by 

the Oldenburg stallion, Finery, earned premium foal status and was 

named site champion colt at the Old-NA inspection at Hilltop Farm. He 

also won the Old-NA IBC at the Dressage at Devon Breed Show against 

horses of all ages! Desired Millicent’s paternal grand sire was Thee 

Desperado+, sire of an exceptional number of performance champions. 

We expect Z to sire true to his prestigious pedigree, and we look 

forward to discussing your mare. 

http://www.rozearabians.com 

https://www.facebook.com/WaheedAlAzhaar/ 

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Photos © Conklin & © Jennifer MacNeil

Zahin Haalim 



DOB: 04/20/1999 

Sire: Makhsous 

Dam: Fakiha 


Breeder: Windamere Arabians 

Color: Gray 

Height: 15.1H 

Disciplines: Western Dressage, 

Extreme Cowboy Race 



SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS: N/N 

EVA: Unknown 

Zahin Haalim, a Straight Egyptian,100% Gleannloch bred stallion, has outstanding 

bone, body, and a bold temperament. Triple Sameh in his pedigree provided a 

guarantee for athletic ability and brains! His smooth gaits made this boy a natural 

for Western Dressage, and he did very well (at mostly unrated shows) before an 

injury sidelined him. 

Zahin Haalim also excelled at Extreme Cowboy Races where he represented the 

Arabian breed very well with his beauty and athletic ability! His foals have 

excellent temperaments, good bone, and correct conformation. 






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Zeus MR+ 


Registration: 585409 

DOB: 05/08/2001 

Sire: JS Padronov 

Dam: MSN Zamia 

Owner: : Karen or James Ernst 

Breeder: Karen or James Ernst 

Color: gray (heterozygous) 

Height: 14.3H 

Disciplines: Jumpers, Eventing 

Stud Fee: $750.00 (1st semen 

collection included in stud fee) 


SCID: Clear 

CA: N/N 

LFS: unknown 

EVA unknown 

Breeding Contact: Karen Ernst 


13989 Beskeen Road 

Herald, CA 95638 

Zeus MR has multiple AHA National Top Tens in Jumpers and SHIH. He is an 

Arabian Breeder Sweepstakes Nominated sire so his foals are eligible to show 

in the $10,000 ABS Yearling Sport Horse in Hand, $15,000 ABS Young Dressage 

Horse and $15,000 ABS Green Hunter Derby classes at AHA’s Sport Horse 

Nationals. 

Zeus MR comes from a long line of champion sport horses. 

https://www.facebook.com/MysticRanchZeusMR/ 

mysticrch@gmail.com 

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Photo © Carol Mingst; additional photo courtesy of Karen Ernst

FARM PROFILE LISTINGS 

Absolutely Arabians LLC………….……………………………………………………………………………. 90 

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Bella Via Arabian Sport Horses………………………………………………………………………………. 91 

Bonn-Fyre Farms & Training Center………………………………………………………………………. 92 

Cara Blanchard Training, Inc. ……………………………………………..………………………………… 93 

Faerie Court Farm………………………………………………………………………………………………… 94 

Fiery Run Farm……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 95 

Golden Essence+++// stands at Classic Arabians……………………………………………………. 96 

Golden Oak Arabians & Warmbloods…………………………………………………………………….. 97 

Kerrigan Bloodstock…………………………………………………………………………………………….. 98 

Maneghi Meadows Farms……………………….……………………………………………………….…… 99 

Moss Rose Farm…………………………………………………………………………………………………. 100 

Oak Knoll Sporthorses…………………………………………………………………..…………….…….… 101 

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Stone Hollow Sport Horses……………………………………………………………………………….….. 104 

Sunhaven Sport Horses…………………………………………………….……………………………….…. 105 

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WineGlass Farm……………………………………………………………………………………….………….. 107 

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(Caledonia, WI) 

Sport Horse Disciplines: 

Dressage 

In-hand 

Performance Horses for Sale? 

Yes 

Stallion(s) At Stud? 

Yes 

Youngstock For Sale? 

Yes 

Absolutely Arabians, LLC is a small Arabian horse breeding farm located 

in southeastern Wisconsin. Our goal is to produce beautiful and athletic 

Arabians and Half Arabians through quality breeding. 

The main focus of our breeding program is our beautiful Multi National 

Champion Black Arabian Stallion Tuxedo Thyme ABA++++// . Tux has four 

AHA National Championships in Sport Horse In-Hand and FEI Level 

Dressage proving he has great conformation and is very athletic. He has 

also won the USDF All Breeds Award for FEI Level Dressage. In total Tux 

has won 16 AHA National Titles and 44 AHA Regional Titles in Arabian 

Halter, Sport Horse In Hand, Sport Horse Show Hack and Dressage. 

In addition to Tux, we also have several mares that we are focusing on 

breeding for Sport Horse disciplines. One is a full sister to Tux named 

Essence of Thyme ABA. 

Breeding Stock For Sale? 

Sometimes 

Training Offered? 

No 

Contact: 

Barb Suvaka 

4030 West 6 1/2 Mile Road 

Caledonia, WI 53108 

(262) 880-1943 


Website: 

http://www.tuxedothyme.com 

Additional Link: 

www.facebook.com/tuxedothyme 

Tuxedo Thyme ABA++++// 2004 stallion 

(Pyro Thyme SA x SMA Alad Khelima) 

Velvet Tuxedo 2015 Arabian filly 

(Tuxedo Thyme ABA x Sun-Kist Mekisha 

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(Lodi, WI) 


Dressage 


In-hand 

SHUS and/or SHSH 


Yes 


An Tearmann Arabians is located in the rolling hills of south central Wisconsin 

near Lodi. Our goal is produce Arabian Horses with great conformation and 

willing dispositions utilizing primarily Crabbet/Al-Marah blood lines. All of our 

Broodmares have proven themselves in the show ring with numerous AHA 

Regional Championships and AHA National Titles. 

Since the farms inception in 2009, we have started competing with our foals 

and have achieved many AHA National and Regional championships in hand. 

Our first foal crops have already begun to distinguish themselves in the show 

ring including National Championships in Sport Horse in Hand, on the rail and 

in the dressage court. Our small group of foals are well suited for dressage 

(both English and Western), hunters, eventers, endurance, working western or 

just great riding horses. 

Now that our stallions, Ar-Raqis++++// and CommandperformaceAT+, have 

proven themselves in the show arena, we will be standing them at stud. 

Yes 


Yes 


Sometimes 


Yes 

Contact: 

Jennifer Hamilton and Tim Schaap 

8256 Kruchten Road 

Lodi, WI 53555 

(608) 643-4845 

info@antearmannarabians.com 

Website: 

https://www.facebook.com/AnTear 

mannArabian.LLC/ 

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Bella Via 

(Wellington, NV) 


Dressage 

Endurance 

In-hand 



Sometimes 


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

pleasure to live with & ride. 

Starting with CMK breeding & soon discovering the wonderful Classical Spanish 

horses, we concentrate on these bloodlines for their soundness of mind & 

body, their true Arabian type, both in looks & in that cherished “in the tent” 

disposition. Breeding since 1982 Victoria has been dedicated to maintaining 

the athleticism, soundness, disposition and type that are the hallmark of the 

Arabian breed. Her first breeding produced Raphyre who went on to finish the 

famed Tevis Cup ride three times. Continuing to the present day with careful 

selection of 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. 

Yes 


Sometimes 


Yes 


No 

Contact: 

Victoria Alexander-Cushman 

63 Sharon Dr 

Wellington, NV 

(775) 781-2444 

victoria@bellaviaarabians.com 

Website: 

http://www.bellaviaarabians.com/ 

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(Moorpark, CA) 


Hunters, Dressage, Endurance, 

Western Dressage, In-Hand, and 



Yes 


Bonn-Fyre Farms/Training Center is a full service breeding and training facility that 

has been breeding, training, and showing AHA National Winning Arabian and Half- 

Arabian Sport Horses since 1982. 

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

encourage our owners to participate with their horses in every aspect of their 

training and showing. We really enjoy working with our amateur owners. 

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

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 to long performance 

careers. We currently have several horses competing at USDF shows at the FEI 

Levels. We have been breeding Warmblood crosses now for 26 years. We are 

having great success with them as well as the second generations of the cross, the 

3/4 Arabian 1/4 Hanoverian. 

We stand several stallions here at the farm - the Pure Polish, 6 time AHA National 

Top Ten Sport Horse Stallion Elikzir++/, AHA U.S National Champion and National 

Producer-The Terminatorr+ (Hanoverian cross), 10 time AHA U.S. National Top Ten 

LA Legacy In Black+++//, our Pure Polish- and 5 time AHA U.S. National Top Ten 

Karnavaal++. We offer on farm breeding and Transported Semen. 

We always have top quality, National Caliber horses available. 

Yes 


Yes 


Yes 


Yes 

Contact: 

Dorann LaPerch 




Website: 

www.facebook.com/Bonn-Fyre- 

FarmsTraining-Center- 

571022559602050/ 

Photos © Suzanne Sturgill & © Heide Stover Photography; 

additional photo provided by Bonn Fyre Farms 

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Cara Blanchard Training, Inc. 

(Eustis, FL) 


Dressage 


No 


By Private Treaty 

Cara’s love of horses became evident at a young age. She has always 

soaked up any equine related knowledge available to her. Since day 

one, she has spent countless hours in the barn and the arena. 

She firmly believes that the best lessons are taught directly from the 

horse. Cara’s teaching and training methods are based upon being a 

translator for each horse to better help their humans understand 

them and their specific needs. The natural beauty of classical 

dressage has helped her in doing so. Cara earned her USDF Gold 

Medal on her Arabian stallion, SoHos Southwind++/ (aka “Steele”). 

At Cara Blanchard Training we offer a safe, enjoyable and 

educational environment for students of all ages and experience 

levels. We are excited to offer a variety of programs, from private 

lessons, to clinics, clubs and camps. 

All of our lesson horses have been professionally trained and meet 

our strict safety standards. They are pleasant to work with and truly 

enjoy their jobs as teachers and ambassadors. They look forward to 

the time they spend with their students. We teach young and young 

at heart how to relax and enjoy these beautiful creatures. We offer 

many different learning opportunities and tailor our lessons to each 

rider’s specific needs. 


No 


No 


Yes 

Contact: 

Cara Blanchard Kilbourne 

22200 Lake Seneca Road 

Eustis, FL 

(352) 406-8199 

CaraBlanchardTraining@gmail.com 

Website: 

http://www.CaraBlanchardTraining.com 


http://www.Facebook.com/teamcbt 

Photos © Photos by Furey & courtesy Cara Blanchard 94


(Vergennes,VT) 


Dressage 

Eventing 

In-Hand 

Performance Horses For Sale? 

Yes 

Faerie Court Farm is a small 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. He is 

being carefully developed as an upper level dressage horse and competes in 

the highly competitive USDF Region 8. 

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. 


Yes 


Yes 


Sometimes 


No 

Contact: 

Dawn Jones-Low 

683 South Middlebrook Road 

Vergennes, VT 05491 

(802) 989-3562 

info@faeriecourtfarm.com 

Website: 

http://www.faeriecourtfarm.com 


facebook.com/FaerieCourtFarmSport 

Horses 

Photos © Dawn Jones-Low, © Kimmy Risser, & © Hoof Print Images 95

Fiery Run Farm 

(Mannington, NJ) 


Dressage, Hunters, In-hand, 



Yes 


Yes 


Yes 

Fiery Run Farm has been breeding beautiful athletes for nearly three decades. 

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 

Bay). 

The farm stands Pavvo (*Erros x Khassiopeia) who garnered 8s across the 

board from Hanoverian inspector, Barbara Richardson, during his A.R.A.B.S. 

inspection. He is producing tall, typey, big bodied babies with super gaits. 


Yes 


No 

Contact: 

Linda Carroll 

336 Welchville Rd. 

Mannington, NJ 

(856) 279-9045 

fieryrunfarm@att.net 

Website: 

http://www.fieryrunfarm.com/ 


www.facebook.com/FieryRunFarm/ 

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


Dressage 

In-hand 


Yes 


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++++// is a true representative of the versatile Arabian Breed He 

is a multi Regional and National Champion with 5 AHA National and 28 AHA 

Regional Titles. He has won championships in Sport Horse In-Hand under both 

Hunter judges and Dressage judges. Golden Essence++++// aka Dusty has 

earned 2018 USEF Leading Half Arabian Sire -Ranking #2 in the Country! This is 

Dusty's fourth consecutive year! 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. 

Yes 


Yes 


Sometimes 


Yes 

Contact: 

Margie & Grayce McLaughlin 

20059 Shingle Point Rd 

Georgetown, DE 19947 

(302) 228-9537 

mybluedoll@aol.com 

Website: 

http://www.facebookgoldenessence/ 

Photos provided by Grayce and Margie McLaughlin 97

Golden Oak Arabians & Warmbloods (Sacramento, CA) 


Dressage 

Endurance 

Hunters 

In-hand 

Golden Oaks Arabians & Warmbloods is a small breeding program nestled in the 

foothills of Northern California. Denise Cossuto & Tamara Torti share a passion 

for producing Arabian bred sport horses with the amateur owner in 

mind. Coming from endurance & dressage backgrounds their vision is unique, 

and the resulting foals have been even better than we had dreamed. 

The foundation of the 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 National 

and 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. 


Yes 


No 


Yes 


Yes 


No 

Contact: 

Tamara Torti or Denise Cossuto 

PO Box 255512 

Sacramento, CA. 95865 

(916) 300-5144 

d.cossuto@gmail.com 

Website: 

http://www.goldenoakarabiansandwarmbl 

oods.com/ 

Photos © Tamara with the Camera 

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(Eureka, CA) 


Dressage 

Endurance 

In-hand 



Sometimes 


Yes 


Breeding Superior Arabian Sport Horses and Shagya-Arabians 

For over 40 years Kerrigan Bloodstock has strived to develop an Arabian horse 

for the sport horse world. We are producing superior Arabian bred sport 

horses from the fourth generation of our breeding program including both 

Arabians and Shagya-Arabians. 

The senior stallion at Kerrigan Bloodstock is KB Omega Fahim++++//, a blue 

black purebred Arabian. He is a highly accomplished FEI dressage champion 

(open and Arabian) with 4 AHA National Titles and 4 USDF National Titles. He is 

passing his superior qualities to all his foals with many champion offspring 

including his Half-Arabian daughter, KB Jull Fahim, who is also an FEI Dressage 

Champion. 

KB Omega Fahim++++// is a North American Shagya-Arabian Society, Inc. 

approved stallion for Shagya-Arabian breeding. 

Yes 


Yes 


No 

Contact: 

Elaine Kerrigan 

1479 Freshwater Rd. 

Eureka, CA 95503 

(707) 443-0215 


Website: 

http://www.kerriganbloodstock.com/ 

Photos © Suzanne Sturgill & © Don Stine 

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Maneghi Meadows Farm 

(Belleville, IL) 


Dressage 

Carriage Pleasure Driving 


Sometimes 


Yes 


Sometimes 

Maneghi Meadows Farm is the proud owner of the black, Al Khamsa 

Arabian stallion MM Amali Shetan. His get includes three time AHA 

National Champion Sport Horse In-Hand, MM American Pi++++// who 

achieved his Legion of Masters and Legion of Excellence awards at 5 years 

of age; and 2016 AHA Region 11 Champion Yearling filly, MM Omorose 

Kanika. 

Shetan has received multiple National and Regional level titles, through 

3rd Level Dressage, receiving more National titles than any other 

Egyptian heritage stallion, in 2013. In 2014, Shetan and amateur owner 

Sue Schultz received their bronze medal, through the United States 

Dressage Federation. Shetan is available to breed to limited, approved 

mares, through shipped cooled semen, LFG 


No 


No 

Contact: 

Sue Schultz 

4512 Boyd Road 

Belleville, IL 

(618) 476-7618 

maneghi@gmail.com 

Website: 

maneghimeadowsfarm.shutterfly.com/ 

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Moss Rose Farm 

(Kuna,ID) 


Dressage, Western Dressage, 

In-hand, SHUS and/or SHSH 


Sometimes 


Moss Rose Farm is a boutique Arabian breeding farm with a select number of 

high quality mares used to produce national and international quality foals for 

a variety of disciplines, . We have a diverse broodmare band with strengths 

that complement each other. Daughters of Desperado V, Jullyen El Jamaal, ZT 

Marwteyn, El Nabila B, Shah Azim, and Georgio AF. Who are out of daughters 

of Ali Jamaal, Psymadre, Marwan Al Shaqab, Kaiyoum, and SR Nadom. By 

traveling to see stallions in person and breeding programs, Elizabeth has been 

able to establish her vision of the ideal Arabian. 

2018 was our first year of focusing primarily on competing in sport horse 

disciplines. Two of our foundation mares, and four homebred foals were 

actively shown in 2018 with our sport horse results being: 1 AHA National 

Champion PB Yearling Filly SHIH, USEF Reserve National Champion Arabian 

Training Level Dressage, USDF All Breeds Reserve Champion Arabian Training 

Level, 4 AHA National Top Tens in Training Level Dressage, 3 AHA National Top 

Tens in SHIH, USEF Regional Champion Arabian Training Level, 5 AHA Regional 

Championships in Training Level Dressage, 3 AHA Regional Championships in 

SHUS/Show Hack, 1 AHA Regional Championship in SHIH, 1 AHA Regional 

Reserve Championship in SHUS/Show Hack, 4 AHA Regional Reserve Champion 

SHIH, 1 AHA Regional Top Five in Western Dressage Intro, USEF Regional Top 

Three SHIH, 4 AHA Regional Top Fives in SHIH, 2 1st places at Scottsdale Show 

in Training Level Dressage, Top Ten Scottsdale Show in SHUS, and multiple 1sts 

on the open dressage circuit at Training Level. 

No 


Yes 


Sometimes 


No 

Contact: 

Elizabeth Jensen 

4925 E Kiwi Ct 

Kuna, ID 83635 

(310) 365-5175 

mossrosefarmllc@gmail.com 

Website: 

http://www.mossrosefarm.com/ 

We usually have at least one or two sales horses available ranging from to 

weanlings to proven show horses, to broodmares. 

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(Corona, CA) 


Show Jumping 

Dressage 

Endurance 


Sometimes 


Yes 

Oak Knoll Sporthorses is home of the imported Shagya-Arabian 

stallion, *KS Rubin. Breeding purebred Shagya-Arabian horses for high 

performance in Endurance, Dressage and Show Jumping. 


Sometimes 


Sometimes 


No 

Contact: 


12672 Limonite., #530 

Corona, CA 92880 

kbv@me.com 

Website: 

http://www.ksrubin.com 


https://www.facebook.com/KSRubin1/ 

Photo © GenieSS, Inc. additional photos provided by Katherine Voyer 

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(Elizabethtown, PA) 


Dressage 

In-hand 



Sometimes 

Roze Arabians Ltd. grew out of my personal love and admiration for the 

Egyptian Arabian as a versatile performance horse. They are highly 

trainable and their ‘in your tent personality’ leads to their desire to be a 

great partner in any under saddle discipline. We have chosen to focus 

on Dressage where our horses’ athletic talent and intelligence can shine. 

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. Visit our website to see full details of our 

program. 


Yes 


Sometimes 


Sometimes 


No 

Contact: 

Angela White 

2055 N. Market Street 

Elizabethtown, PA 17022 

(717) 585-0855 


Website: 

http://www.rozearabians.com/ 

https://www.facebook.com/rozearabi 

ansltd/ 

UPDATE Photos © Tracey Kelsey Photography; © Jennifer MacNeill Photography 

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Showbiz Farm 

(South Prince George, VA) 


Hunter/Jumpers 

Eventing 

In-hand 


Sometimes 


Showbiz Farm is a small private hunter/jumper farm located in the heart of 

Central Virginia. Our mission is dedicated to breeding and developing highly 

specialized individuals competitive at ‘A’ rated levels for performance in 

Hunter/Jumpers, Hunter Breeding, Dressage Breeding and Sport Horse In-Hand. 

With over 40 years experience, our horses have AHA National Championships in 

the Jumper Ring and four Top Ten Sport Horse In-Hand Titles at the Arabian and 

Half Arabian Sport Horse Nationals; USDF Dressage Breeding Mature 

Mare/Mature Horse Champions with USDF Great American Breeders 

Championship Series Qualifier for Dressage at Devon; 3rd at Sallie B 

Wheeler/USEF Hunter Breeding National Championships; ribbons at the 

prestigious Upperville Colt and Horse Show and Warrenton Horse Show and 

many other breed and rated shows. 

All breeding stock is presented for inspection with various German Verbands 

such as RPSI/Westfalen NA and Oldenburg-GOV. Our mares are RPSI/Westfalen 

NA Mare Book 1 with Gold Premium status approved for breeding, offspring 

have received gold and silver foal awards. 

We strive to create and develop horses at their own pace who love to perform 

and be enjoyed for a lifetime 

No 


Sometimes 


Sometimes 


No 

Contact: 

Shayna Dolinger 

916 Butler Branch Rd 

South Prince George, VA 23805 (804) 

898-4668 

sdolinger@aol.com 

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Stone Hollow Sport Horses 

(Johnstown, PA) 


Working Hunter 

Eventingg 

In-hand 



Sometimes 


No 

Stone Hollow Sport Horses is located in the Laurel Highlands of Western 

Pennsylvania, 70 miles east of Pittsburgh. The team is led by trainer, Beth 

Thomas. With over 30 years experience in the hunter and jumper 

industry, Beth specializes in training Arabian and Half-Arabian working 

hunters, sport horses, and eventers. Board and training packages are 

immediately available. Showing is not mandatory, but Stone Hollow 

regularly attends rated Arabian shows, local hunter shows, schooling 

shows, and mini-trials. Amenities at the farm include 20 stalls, grooming 

areas, wash stalls, indoor arena, outdoor arena, grass schooling field, and 

ample turnout. Board and training includes full service care with feeding, 

turnout, blanketing, farrier and vet assistance, specialized 

supplements/care, weekly lessons, and multiple training sessions per 

week for horses in training. 


No 


No 


Yes 

Contact: 

Beth Thomas 

283 Stone Hollow Road 

Johnstown, PA 15905 

(814) 243-4386 

spike25156@yahoo.com 

Website: 

www.facebook.com/Stone-Hollow- 

Sport-Horses-154679314574448/ 

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Sunhaven Sport Horses 

(Pasco, WA) 


Dressage 


In-Hand 



Yes 


No 


Yes 

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 


No 

Contact: 

Hank and Tracy Oliver 

2912 N Road 92 

Pasco, WA 99301 

509-948-2012 

tracy@pascovets.com 

Website: 

http://www.sunhavensporthorses.com/ 

https://www.facebook.com/SunhavenSpor 

tHorses/ 

Photos © Rob Hess Photo 

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Windy Creek Arabians 

(Henderson, NC) 


Working Hunter 

Dressage 

In-hand 


Yes 


Yes 


Founded in 2000, we are a family run farm primarily focused on breeding 

Arabian, Anglo-Arabian, and Half-Arabians for the sport horse disciplines. 

Windy Creek Arabians stands the 2006 AWS approved Arabian stallion, 

Hy Wynds+ (HG Esquire+ x TY Lillie Bey). 

Please contact us if you have any questions about our breeding program 

or inquiries regarding available horses. 

. 

Yes 


Yes 


No 

Contact: 

Donald or Angie Williby 

20 Puckett Trail 

Henderson, NC 27537 

(252) 915-0250 

windycreek@embarqmail.com 

Website: 

http://www.windycreekarabians.com/ 


https://www.facebook.com/Windycreekarabians/ 

Photos © Windy Creek Arabians 

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(Noble, IL) 


Dressage, Competitive Trail, Endurance, 

In-hand, Novice Competitive Trail 

Mentors 


Yes 


WineGlass Farm has been dedicated to the equine business for over 40 years. As 

natural athletes WineGlass horses have cross-discipline backgrounds ranging from 

polocrosse, distance riding, dressage, jumping and even some calf roping and 

reining! Our foundation mares have been performance tested with a minimum of 

500 distance riding miles. Soundness, trainability, willing attitude and competitive 

ability are genetically determined – all criteria we have used to select our 

broodmares. 

The addition of our Shagya-Arabian stallion *Budapest in 1990 complemented our 

foundation mares’ genetic potential. *Budapest 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 ShA 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 ShA stallions in 

the U.S. to have easily completed the stallion performance standards established by 

the International Shagya-Arabian Society (ISG). *Budapest is still the only purebred 

Shagya-Arabian stallion to receive USDF All-Breed recognition. 

WineGlass Farm has made one of the biggest importations of new genetics for the 

US Shagya-Arabian breed in decades. Frozen semen from four outstanding 

European stallions is now in the US. The purebred Arabian Russian racing stallion 

Pagur has a limited number of doses available. He is approved for Shagya-Arabian, 

Austrian WB, Arabian and Trakehner breeding. Doses of the dynamic Shagya- 

Arabian stallion Dartan offers completely new ShA genetics to the US & Canada in 

addition to an excellent sporthorse choice for Arabian mares. 

Yes 


Yes 


Yes 


No 

Contact: 


281 Ruby Road 


(618) 752-7181 


Website: 

http://www.wineglassfarm.com/ 


www.performanceshagyaregistry.org/ 

Dartan 

Pagur 

Photos © Màrt, © KreativFoto.dk, &© Doto 

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Woodland Stallion Station 

(Woodland,CA) 


Dressage 


Sometimes 


, 

Woodland Stallion Station is an Equestrian Center located just minutes from the 

Sacramento Airport in Woodland, CA. Founded in 1983, the Station originally 

designed as a reproductive center has grown into a premier boarding, training, and 

show venue. Owner Keila Golden is a lifelong Arabian enthusiast currently showing 

in sport horse classes in AHA Region 3. 

WSS hosts multiple rated events including USEA Horse Trials, hunter/jumper and 

dressage shows, driving events, warmblood inspections, and numerous clinics and 

demonstrations throughout the year. 

Woodland Stallion Station is home to two trainers: USDF Silver Medalist Susan 

Garmier and USDF Bronze Medalist Amanda Jarose, who offer lessons and training 

in Dressage, Hunters, Jumpers, and Eventing. Both trainers have a warm, 

encouraging style and develop lasting friendships with their clients. 

WSS is developing a sport horse breeding program, utilizing the incomparable Grand 

Prix dressage stallion KB Omega Fahim++++// and the American Hanoverian 

studbook approved Al Khamsa Arabian mare DC Reata. 

Stallions enjoy box stalls with fans, lights, and automatic fly sprayers, with daily 

turnout in private, tree-lined paddocks. Larry Haas, who has been at WSS for 25 

years, oversees all collection and transport, as well as foaling out mares with the 

help of the FoalAlert system. 

With 101 gently rolling acres surrounded by the vineyards, olive, and almond 

orchards of rural Yolo County, our grounds are private, quiet, and uniquely 

beautiful, breathtaking views. Staff live onsite and are always eager to give tours! 

Yes 


Sometimes 


Sometimes 


Yes 

Contact: 

Keila Golden 

34270 County Rd 20 

Woodland, California 95695 

(530) 505-1090 

keila@woodlandstallion.com 

Website: 

http://www.woodlandstallion.com/ 

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FARM MEMBERS 

Victoria Alexander-Cushman Farm Member 


Bella Via LLC 

victoria@bellaviaarabians.com 

Mark Cushman Farm Member 


Bella Via LLC 

longtrottr@yahoo.com 

Horse Disciplines Performance Test Studbook Approvals 

Graciella BV 

( Dreamcatcher Rabulaun X Esperanza NS ) 

Dressage 

Arabian Mare Bay 5/28/2009 

Obrigado BV 

(FCF Oberons Vanity X SW Bendita Brahima) 

Arabian Stallion Gray 4/28/2017 

Young Prospect 


Cara Blanchard Kilbourne Farm Member 

Eustis, FL 


CaraBlanchardTraining@gmail.com 

Matt Kilbourne Farm Member 

Eustis, FL 


Southernairedesigns@gmail.com 


So Hos Southwind++/ 

( Soho Carol X HW Egyptian Art ) 


Dressage 


Linda Carroll 

Pavvo 

Farm Member 

Mannington, NJ 

Fiery Run Farm Member 

fieryrunFarm Member@att.net 


( *Erros X Khassiopeia ) 


Dressage 

Jumpers 

A.R.A.B.S. 

Danielle Casalett Farm Member 

Herald, CA 


Dac1407@hotmail.com 

Karen Ernst Farm Member 

Herald, CA 


mysticrch@gmail.com 


Aurora MR+++// 

( JS Padronov X El Disar Eve ) 

Arabian Mare Chestnut 5/11/1998 

Zeus MR+ 

( JS Padronov X MSN Zamia ) 



Dressage 

Jumpers 

Eventing 

Marie Chandler 

Twilight Solstice 

( Solstice X Melody In Motion ) 


Farm Member 

Cosby, TN 

Rune Stone Ranch 

Runestoneranch@hotmail.com 



Dressage 

KEY: Sire/Dam Breed abbreviations for F1 crosses: ox = Arabian, xx = Thoroughbred, x = Anglo-Arabian ShA= Shagya-Arabian 

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Martin Cook 

Rusty Cook 

Regalo C+ 

Farm Member 

Albuquerque, NM 


martincook4415@hotmail.com 

Farm Member 

Albuquerque, NM 


rustycook4412@msn.com 


( Czantiago ++// X Remarkable C ) 

Arabian Stallion Bay 5/7/2014 


Dressage 

Denise Cossuto 

Tamara Torti 

Caraechstrodinair 

( Echstrordinairy X SA Portia ) 


Inyas Allure GOA 

( TC Miyake X Aul A Frolick ) 

Arabian Mare Gray 5/29/2010 

French Rivi Aira GOA 

( *Oration++++// X Caraechstrodinair ) 


Charter Member/Farm Member 

Golden Oak Arabians and Warmbloods 

Cottonwood, CA 

d.cossuto@gmail.com 


Sacramento, CA 


tamcamera@hotmail.com 


Wild Ivy GOA 

( Wild Dance X Caraechstrodinair (ox) ) 

Hanoverian Half-Arabian Mare Chestnut 2/29/2016 

Rodeo Drive GOA 

( Rubignon X Inyas Allure GOA (ox) ) 

Oldenburg-NA / Half-Arabian Stallion Chestnut 4/19/2016 

Magnetic GOA 

( Magic Aulrab X Murcjas Image ) 

Arabian Gelding Bay 5/17/2016 

Volante GOA 

( Aurelius GOA (ox) X Prada ) 

Half-Arabian Stallion Bay 6/24/2017 

Wincredible GOA 

( Wild Dance X Caraechstrodinair (ox) ) 

Hanoverian / Half-Arabian Stallion Chestnut 3/24/2018 

Dressage 

Broodmare 

Endurance 

Broodmare 



Dressage 


Dressage 

Endurance 


Dressage 

Eventing 

Hanoverian (AHS) 

OLD/NA 

Dana Desiderio 

Farm Member 

Desiderio, Ltd. 

Oldwick, NJ 

dana@desiderioltd.com 

Shayna Dolinger 


South Prince George, VA 

Showbiz Farm Member 

sdolinger@aol.com 


MMF Pierazara+ 


( Pieraddin SSA X Pizara ) 

Broodmare 


Westfalen-NA (GRP) 

Heiress of Piaff++ 

( Piaff PASB (ox) X Virag ) 

Half-Arabian RPSI Mare Bay 4/29/2013 

Jumpers 



Jean Donhauser 

Hillary Rapier 

WKF Ebony Phoenix 

( Ebony Azzaraff X Spring Shymuscatl ) 

Arabian Gelding Black 6/24/2007 

Farm Member 

Mineral, VA 

Rapier Sport Horses 

jean@wizardsknoll.com 

Farm Member 

Mineral, VA 

Rapier Sport Horses 

rapiersporthorses@gmail.com 



Dressage 

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Christine Donovan 

Farm Member 

Lovettsville, VA 

Ann McKay Horses 

cdonovan03@gmail.com 

Ann Mckay 

Farm Member 


Ann McKay Horses 

torcdonovan@yahoo.com 


Admiral Harnly 

( Sunset Enzio X S S Magsheba ) 

Eventing 

Arabian Stallion Chestnut 4/21/1994 

Jeanne Duffie 

Farm Member 

Guduff Arabians 


guduff.arabians@gmail.com 

Terie Ellis 

Farm Member 

Idaho Falls, ID 

Ellis Supreme Arabians 

tm.ellis@hotmail.com 

Rebecca Fielding 


Idaho Falls, ID 

Ellis Supreme Arabians 

becky2412@hotmail.com 


Winsomes April Fool ++++// 

( MHR Nobility (ox) X Rosiene ) 


Half-Arabian Mare Chestnut 4/1/2003 

E-Jack Daniels ++// 

( Erykk MF (ox) X Nikita ) 

Half-Arabian Gelding Bay 5/8/2009 

Hunters 

Dressage 

Kristi Herbst 

Farm Member 

Herbst Farms Arabian Sport Horses 

Farmington, MO 

Aurmagicmirage@gmail.com 

Sharon Jackson 

Christina Pappas 

Farm Member 

Farm Member 

Larapinta Sport Horses 


Newcastle, OK 

larapintavian1@gmail.com 

Newcastle, OK 

LarapintaSH@hotmail.com 

Sharon Jackson 

Christina Pappas 

Farm Member 

Farm Member 



Newcastle, OK 

larapintavian1@gmail.com 

Newcastle, OK 

LarapintaSH@hotmail.com 

Elizabeth Jensen 

Paloma SF+ 

Melaina A+ 

Evita MRF 

Farm Member 

Kuna, ID 

Moss Rose Farm Member LLC 

mossroseFarm Memberllc@gmail.com 


( Georgio AF X WA Lida Rose ) 


( ZT Marwteyn X Country Jewel EA ) 


( El Nabila B X Empress of Marwan ) 




Dressage 

Sport Horse Under Saddle / 

Show Hack 




113

Dawn Jones-Low Charter Member/Farm Member 

Faerie Court Farm Member 

Vergennes, VT 

dawnjl@faeriecourtFarm Memberl.com 

Thomas Jones-Low Charter Member/Farm Member 

Faerie Court Farm Member 

Vergennes, VT 

tjoneslow@gmail.com 


AAA Blazin Celebrity 

( Naibara Blaze Man X Rose of Quality ) 

Broodmare 


FCF Titanias Vanity 

( AF Vanitys Repeat X AM Tawny Britania ) 


FCF Silver Stardust 

( AF Vanitys Repeat X AM Tawny Britania ) 


FCF Gossamer Prince 

( AM Ghost Ship X Amira Farah ) 

Arabian Gelding Chestnut 7/15/2006 


( AF Vanitys Repeat X BruMarBa Callisto ) 


FCF As You Wish 

( AAA Legend ofthe Seas X Rieba ) 


FCF MagicAul Gem 

( Aul Magic X FCF Gossamer Jewell ) 


FCF King ofthe Fairys 

( AAA Legend ofthe Seas X FCF Titanias Vanity ) 


Acorns Mysterium OLA 

( FCF Oberons Vanity X Glorious Epiphany OLA ) 


FCF Charming Puck 


Arabian Gelding Gray 6/5/2011 

FCF Elfin Felicity 

( FCF Oberons Vanity X AAA Blazin Celebrity ) 


FCF Charming Pixie 



FCF CelestiAul Wizard 

( Magic Aulrab X FCF Silver Stardust ) 


FCF Rose Red 

( FCF Oberons Vanity X AAA Blazin Celebrity ) 


FCF Thors Valor 

( FCF Oberons Vanity X FCF As You Wish ) 


Broodmare 

Dressage 

Broodmare 

Dressage 

Dressage 

Dressage 

Eventing 

Dressage 

Broodmare 

Dressage 

Dressage 

Dressage 

Jumping Prospect 

Dressage 

Jumping Prospect 



Dressage 


Dressage 



70 Day Test 2015 

Shagya-Arabian 


OLD-NA 


114

Elaine Kerrigan 

Farm Member 

Eureka, CA 




Samantha 

( *Amurath Samurai X *Kornelia ) 

Broodmare 


Shagya-Arabian Mare Gray 6/25/1995 

KB Omega Fahim++++// 

( Amir Fahim+ X Amyrah Adhemah ) 

Arabian Stallion Black 4/11/1996 

*Thassia 

( Bahadur X Thirza ) 

Shagya-Arabian Mare Black 4/21/2003 

KB Thor Fahim 

( KB Omega Fahim++++// (ox) X *Thassia ) 

Shagya-Arabian / Half- Arabian Stallion Black 5/13/2012 

KB Saracina Fahim 

( KB Omega Fahim++++// (ox) X Samantha ) 

Shagya-Arabian / Half- Arabian Mare Gray 5/12/2013 

KB Tomega Fahim 


Shagya-Arabian / Half- Arabian Stallion Black 6/12/2013 

KB Isis Fahim 

( KB Omega Fahim++++// X Indigo Ebony Lace ) 

Arabian Mare Black 7/3/2013 

KB Takara Fahim 


Shagya-Arabian / Half- Arabian Mare Black 4/24/2015 

KB Safira Fahim 

( KB Omega Fahim++++// (ox) X Samantha ) 

Shagya-Arabian / Half- Arabian Mare Black 6/6/2015 

Dressage 


Broodmare 

Dressage 



Broodmare 

Dressage 


Show Hack 









Dorann LaPerch 

Marc Watson 


( JY Blackwings X Naaja Black Gem ) 



Bonn-Fyre Farm Members 

Moorpark, CA 

bonnfyreFarm Members@aol.com 


Moorpark, CA 

Bonn-Fyre Farm Members 

bonnfyreFarm Members@aol.com 


The Terminatorr+ 

( Azh Naborr (ox) X L'argent- GVHR ) 

Half-Arabian Hannoverian Stallion Gray 6/4/1999 

Fellanaka 

Elikzir++/ 

( Ganges X Fellana ) 


( Ganges X Ularia ) 


Dressage 


Dressage 



Dressage 

Dressage 


Hanoverian 

Jill Loskill 

Farm Member 

JKL Arabian Sport Horses at Up the Hill Ranch 

Cave Creek, AZ 

upthehillranch@q.com 

Cherie Mamula Farm Member 

Chase N It Farm Member 

Custer, SD 

rhockyrhoad@aol.com 


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Grayce McLaughlin 

Margie McLaughlin 

Golden Essence++++// 

( Klassic Shaklan X SA Patrushka ) 


Time Of The Essence 

( Golden Essence+++// X Precocious Amin ) 


Farm Member 

Margate City, NJ 

Golden Essence+++// (stallion) 

Mybluedoll@aol.com 

Farm Member 

Margate City, NJ 

Golden Essence+++// (stallion) 

Mybluedoll@aol.com 


Dressage 




Mary Anne Morrison 

Farm Member 

Ojai, CA 

Laughing Dog Ranch LLC 

Doglaf97@aol.com 


Erich Mueller 

Melinda Mueller 

Burning Thyme 

( Gl Hawks Firestar (ox) X Nutmeg ) 

Half-Arabian Stallion Chestnut 5/10/1999 

Farm Member 

Nelson, MO 

Fresh Perspective Farm Member LLC 

freshperspectiveFarm Member@gmail.com 

Farm Member 

Nelson, MO 

Fresh Perspective Farm Member LLC 

freshperspectiveFarm Member@gmail.com 




Chantelle Noble 

Farm Member 

Noble Steeds 

Atlanta, GA 

chantelle.noble@gmail.com 

Hank Oliver 

Tracy Oliver 

Aulways Magic ++++// 

( Aul Magic +/ X Aur Silver Myst ) 


Midnight Booty Call 

( Out Til Midnight (ox) X Raphaella ) 

Half-Arabian Mare Bay 5/2/2009 


( Aulways Magic++++// X Out of the Myst++/ ) 


Farm Member 

Pasco, WA 

Sunhaven Sporthorses 

hjopolo@pascovets.com 

Farm Member 

Pasco, WA 

Sunhaven Sporthorses 

Tracy@pascovets.com 


Aulways and Forever++ 

( Aulways Magic++++// (ox) X Skip Through (xx) ) 

Anglo-Arabian Gelding Bay 6/5/2013 

Aulways Majestic 

( Aulways Magic++++// X Kharissa Bey ) 

Arabian Stallion Bay 4/9/2014 

Aulways Magico 

( Aulways Magic++++// (ox) X Deportista ) 

Half-Arabian Gelding Chestnut 6/2/2015 

Dressage 


Show Hack 

Dressage 


Show Hack 

Dressage 


Show Hack 

Dressage 


Dressage 


Dressage 


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Farm Member 

Noble, IL 

WineGlass Farm Member 

wineglassFarm Member1@gmail.com 

Olivia Rudolphi 

Farm Member 

Noble, IL 

WineGlass Farm Member 

wineglassFarm Member1@gmail.com 


H. WineGlass Sonoma 

( H. Bikaver X WineGlas Cabernet (ox) ) 

Hungarian Felver / Half-Arabian Mare Gray 5/28/1998 

WineGlass Diva 

( *Budapest X Wine Bint Darnefti (ox) ) 

Shagya-Arabian / Half-Arabian Mare Gray 5/14/2001 

Dartan 

( Daru X Sobo's Tandarra ) 

Shagya-Arabian Stallion Bay 6/25/2004 

WineGlass Vixen 

( Budapest AF X Wineglass Voodu (ox) ) 

Shagya-Arabian Mare gray 4/1/2005 

H. WineGlass Syrah 

( *Budapest (ShA) X H. WineGlass Sonoma ) 

Hungarian Felver / Shagya Sporthorse Mare Gray 4/28/2005 

WineGlass Dora 

( *Max X WineGlass Diva ) 

Shagya-Arabian Mare gray 1/1/2006 

Pagur 

( Gepard X Pospa ) 


WineGlass Vivant 

( *Budapest X WineGlass Voodu (ox) ) 

Shagya-Arabian Gelding Gray 4/15/2008 

H. WineGlass Serenade 

( *Budapest (ShA) X H. WineGlass Sonoma ) 

Hungarian Felver / Shagya Sporthorse Mare Gray 5/29/2009 

H. WineGlass Gretta 

( *Budapest (ShA) X H. WineGlass Glory ) 

Shagya Sporthorse Mare Bay 6/5/2010 

WineGlass Marsalla 

( *Budapest X WineGlass Madeira ) 

Shagya-Arabian Mare Bay 6/15/2010 

H. WineGlass Gavrila 

( *Budapest (ShA) X H. WineGlass Glory ) 

Hungarian Felver / Shagya Sporthorse (PShR) Mare 

4/20/2014 

WineGlass Vermouth 

( *Max X WineGlass Valtellina (ox) ) 

Shagya-Arabian Gelding Gray 5/15/2014 

H. WineGlass Savana 

( *Max (ShA) X H. WineGlass Sonoma ) 

Hungarian Felver / Shagya Sporthorse (PShR) Mare 

6/4/2014 

WineGlass Dolchetto 

( *Max X WineGlass (ox) ) 


WineGlass Vivant 

( *KS Rubin X WineGlass Diva ) 


Bay 

Gray 

Dressage 

Jumpers 

Endurance 

Endurance 

Denmark 35 day Testing 

2008 

Hungarian Horse Association 

of America 

Endurance PShR 2013 Shagya-Arabian 

Dressage Russian Racing Record 2007 

Endurance 

Dressage 

Endurance 

Competitive Trail 

Dressage 

Hunters 


Hunters 


Endurance 


Dressage 


Dressage 

Endurance 

Trakehner, Austrian WB, 



117

WineGlass Marsanne 

( *Max X WineGlass Marsalla ) 

Shagya-Arabian Mare Bay 4/25/2017 

WineGlass Dionysus 

( *Max X WineGlass Diva ) 

Shagya-Arabian Stallion Gray 5/16/2017 

H. WineGlass Sassella 

( *Max (ShA) X H. WineGlass Sonoma ) 

Shagya Sporthorse Mare Gray 5/22/2017 

Dressage 

Dressage 

Dressage 

Caitlyn Saranchak 

Beth Thomas 

FR Hercules++++// 

( Beau Nuit X Sasha Bay ) 


GA Eastwood+ 

( HG Esquire+ (ox) X L.A. Baltic Sunflower ) 


Farm Member 

Johnstown, PA 


thomas.caitlyn@gmail.com 


Johnstown, PA 


spike25156@yahoo.com 


Hunters 


Show Hack 

Hunters 


Sue Schultz 

Farm Member 

Belleville, IL 

Maneghi Meadows Farm Member 

maneghi@gmail.com 


MM American Pi++++// 

( MM Amali Shetan+ (ox) X Tinsel Tam ) 

Half-Arabian KWPN-NA Gelding Chestnut 4/15/2011 

Dressage 


Barb Suvaka 

Tuxedo Thyme ABA++++// 

( Pyro Thyme SA X SMA Alad Khelima ) 


Farm Member 

Caledonia, WI 




Dressage 


FEI Scores 

ISR/OLD-NA, Weser-Ems, 

OLD-GOV, Westfalen-NA 

(GRP) 

Jodi Tuft 

Farm Member 

vacaville, CA 




Echo er Rih 

Dressage 

( Lance er Rih X Librty Er Rih ) 



Pride er Rih 

( E. H. Adnan X Rapture er Rih ) 


Zahin Haalim 

( Makhsous X Fakiha ) 


PC Donavan 

( Azh Naborr X GA Desert Shield ) 


Aurelius GOA 

( Magic Aulrab X Proberry Bey ) 


Dressage 



Dressage 

Dressage 

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Farm Member 

Corona, CA 


kbv@me.com 


*KS Rubin 

Endurance 

(Gazal XIX X Rasga ) 

Jumpers 

Shagya-Arabian Stallion Gray 2/19/2001 


Angela White 

Nile Roze+ 


Elizabethtown, PA 




( Ansata Nile Bay X LM Bint Fakher ) 


Aroze To Nobility+ 

( Aspecial Ali X Noble Kamara ) 


Desired Millicent 

( Desperados Getaway X Menouthis ) 


Escapade SHF+ 

( Scapa X The Aurura ) 


Mehdi Amir RZ 

( Masada Mazak X Nile Roze+ ) 


Waheed Al Azhaar RZ 

( Amer Azhaar X Desired Millicent ) 


Dressage 

Dressage 

Broodmare 


Dressage 




OLD-NA 

Angie Williby 

Donald Williby 

Farm Member 

Farm Member 



Henderson, NC 


Henderson, NC 


Lisa Wojan 

Jed Struckus 

Farm Member 

Farm Member 

Exmoor Ponies of North America 

Exmoor Ponies of North America 

New Preston, CT 

exmoorponies@optimum.net 

New Preston, CT 

exmoorponies@optimum.net 

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS 

Stillwater, MN 

Joanne Adcock 

Individual Member 

joanne.adcock@comcast.net 


Rawhide V +// 

( Desperado V X Ravvens Skylark ) 

Dressage 



119

Joyce Alford 

Stargali+++/ 

Temecula, CA 


suprizm@yahoo.com 


( TW Bengali Bey X Starstruck DH ) 


Dressage 

Redding, CA 

Tera Allen 


firegurl_979@yahoo.com 


O-So Tardee 

( Electric Spark X MI Miss Bruks ) 

Broodmare 


Ricochet WF 

( Ever After NA X Strikhema ) 


Enchanted Arya NV 

( Farenhyte X Nikiah NV ) 




Bevin Allison 


Ocala, FL 

Bevinallison@gmail.com 

Ligonier, PA 



aangelq@aol.com 


Russian Roulett+ 

( Wind Fortune X Muscatasha ) 

Jumpers 


Darsie Bell 

Kent, WA 


Darsella@Gmail.com 



( Allience +// X Saabra CC ) 

Arabian Pinto (PtHA) Gelding Black 7/29/2003 

Dressage 


Show Hack 

Chrissie Bailey 


Eureka, CA 

cbaileymtg@gmail.com 

Kelley Bitter 


Hudson, OH 

Kelley.madick@gmail.com 

Germansville, PA 

Alista Blose 


Alblose22@yahoo.com 


Ravissima CSF 

( Rubignon X WH Khamilla (ox) ) 

Dressage 


120

Patricia Bonczkowski 

Been Soo Good 

( TF Psymreekhe X Chiara MR ) 


Deer Creek, IL 


Pattybmassage@gmail.com 


Dressage 


Courtney Calnan 

CC Little Black Dress 

( UNKNOWN X Jayel Ariel (ox) ) 

Half-Arabian Mare Black 4/12/2010 

Nicholasville, KY 


Ccarroll0128@gmail.com 


Dressage 

Eventing 

Becca Canterbury 


Chesapeake, VA 

allie_bint_kedar@cox.net 

Bruce Carpenter 


Rome, NY 

Brucecar@aol.com 

Halle Clause 


Cuyahoga Falls, OH 

halleclause@yahoo.com 

Maple Valley, WA 

Joan Collins-Corey 


jpcorey@comcast.net 


OKW Rainier 

( Europejcyk (ox) X Ruby Montana (xx) ) 

Dressage 

Anglo-Arabian Gelding Bay 4/15/2005 

Amy Cone 


Bellevue, IA 

mbtulimaa@hotmail.com 

Donna Coss 


Mulberry, FL 

cossdj@gmail.com 

Maureen Davidson 

TA Marceau +/ 

( Kordelas X Makarena ) 



Colleyville, TX 

mod682@gmail.com 


Dressage 


Show Hack 

Cindy Davis 


Piedmont, SC 

cabdavis94@gmail.com 

Daniel Davis 

Beaumont, TX 


ddavis2136@aol.com 


Rheverence 

( Rhocky Rhoad (ox) X PR Butter Brickle ) 

Half-Arabian/Pinto (PtHA) Stallion Buckskin Overo 6/9/2015 




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Tami Davis 


Elmira, OR 

tamdavisdesigns@gmail.com 

Natalie DeFee Mendik 

Castle Rock, CO 


defeemendik1@windstream.net 


Sabastian's Magique 

( Hydaway Sunscat-J X The Promise (ox) ) 

Half-Arabian / Appaloosa Gelding Chestnut 6/6/1998 

Dressage 


Belleville, MI 

Cynthia DeRousie 


chorseplay@aol.com 


Kurt Ali Khan+// 

Dressage 

( Focus Ali Khan (ox) X A Zippo Lighter ) 

Half-Arabian Gelding Bucksin 4/16/2007 

Brittany Desiderio 


Oldwick, NJ 

brittany@desiderioltd.com 

Tracey Dikkers 


Wild Rose, WI 

traceydikkers@gmail.com 

Beckey Downing 

Remington W+// 

( Winchester V X Khouvazzmatazz IMW ) 


Anza, CA 


twilightFarm Members13@gmail.com 


Hunters 


Show Hack 

Amber Garthwaite 

Beck In Time 

( BC Kristiki X BC Tiki Beck ) 


Marion, IA 


agarthwaite94@gmail.com 


Eventing 

Dressage 

Lisa Gee 


Washington, PA 

Lalisa77@yahoo.com 

Keila Golden 


Woodland, CA 

keila@woodlandstallion.com 

Suzanne Grimshaw 


Katy, TX 

luxboro@icloud.com 

Ingrid Grossberg 


WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI 

IngridGPhD@aol.com 

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Wendy Gruskiewicz 

Riften++++// 

( Triften+/ X Rina ) 


Jefferson, OH 


mithrastable@yahoo.com 


Carriage Driving 

Dressage 

Sarah Gunderson 


Carnation, WA 

sarahgcpa@gmail.com 

Susan Hall 

Sakher+/ 

( Sinatra Song X Anabelle EFS (ox) ) 

Half-Arab RPSI Gelding Bay 3/21/2009 

Weston, MO 

Charter Member/Individual Member 

pointofdiscovery@gmail.com 


Dressage 


Show Hack 

Amanda Hardebeck 

Renton, WA 


Aimers247@msn.com 


CFS Dark Dreams+/ 

( JG KEY TO YOUR DREAMS X JUANS SOMBRA (ox) ) 

Half-Arabian Mare Tobiano 4/26/2000 

CFS Light Me Up 

( The Arssonist (ox) X CFS Dark Dreams+/ ) 

Half-Arabian Pinto (PtHA) Gelding Tobiano 3/25/2011 

Dressage 


Dressage 


Oklahoma City, OK 

Miranda Hassler 


Mpierson1313@gmail.com 


Incubus 

( Courageous Admiral Lee X Aerial Firevnyi (ox) ) 

Dressage 

National Show Horse Half-Arabian Gelding Bay 7/2/2002 

Shannon Heald 


Forestville, NY 

shannonheald@gmail.com 

Sally Henry 


Gladstone, ND 

markstire@ndsupernet.com 

Sarah Hockett 


Powell Butte, OR 

Hockett.sarah@gmail.com 

MaryJo Hoepner 

Millenniums Treasure 

( Millennium LOA (ox) X LA Treasure ) 


Colorado Springs, CO 


m_hoepner@hotmail.com 


Dressage 



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Amanda Horton 


Boise, ID 

Leoblair2001@yahoo.com 

Wendy Hoyt 


Salt Lake City, UT 

wendyhoyt@gmail.com 

Towson, MD 

Peggy Ingles 


pegasus4444@comcast.net 


All Good Things 

( Post Exchange+// (x) X Deal Em Fitz (xx) ) 

Hunters 

Anglo-Arabian Mare Bay 5/20/2001 

Mission Accomplished 

( Post Exchange+// (x) X Bint Lea Rouge (ox) ) 

Anglo-Arabian Gelding Roan 6/1/2002 

Hunters 

Patricia Jackson 

Rajkumari Zarra+ 

( Gai-Zarreyn (ox) X Sadie ) 

Half-Arabian Mare Gray 5/3/1985 

Mia Rabbia 

( Hey Babarriba X Haji Mia ) 


Aul Saba+// 

( Magic Aulrab (ox) X Rajkumari Zarra+ ) 

Half-Arabian Mare Gray 5/25/2003 

Esparto, CA 


espartopj@yahoo.com 


Dressage 


Show Hack 

Dressage 

Dressage 


Show Hack 

Kerry Johnson 


Eagle, WI 

kerry.johnson@marsh.com 

Danna Johnston 

Shy Solitaire+++// 

( Shy Gayfeen ++++// X MWF Mona Liza ) 


Newcastle, WA 


Dannajohnston@gmail.com 


Dressage 


Show Hack 

Betsy Kelley 


ROCHESTER, WA 

workerbeedigital@gmail.com 

Diana Kennedy 


Birmingham, AL 

DLKennedy08@gmail.com 

Deanna Landwehr 


Stratford, WI 

Dlandwehr50@gmail.com 

So many people in the US overlook the Arab type horses, but they have a lot to offer as 

eventers. They have a lot of endurance, they are super smart, and most are lovely movers. In 

Europe, the Arab cross has really done well. 

~Lauren Kieffer~ 

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Cheryl Lane-Caron 

Raize The Bar++++// 

( Garlands in August AF (ox) X Poppy Jewelry ) 


Mademoiselle VA++/ 

( Jaipur El Perseus X PA Maranda Always ) 


ROCHESTER, MA 


cranberryknollarabians@yahoo.com 


Dressage 


Show Hack 

Dressage 


Show Hack 

Alta Loma, CA 

Susanne Lanini 


DrLanini@aol.com 


Just In Kayce+// 

( Showkayce X Kaitana ) 

Dressage 


Kai Eden 

(Eden C X Reveries Kaiya ) 


Dressage 


Sport Horse Show Hack 

Taylor Lindsten 


Scottsdale, AZ 

taylor@h4hteam.org 

Lisa Littrell 


Hartselle, AL 

LLL@Hiwaay.net 


The Magics A Rockin 

( SCF Magic Nizzam (ox) X IMS Hotrockin Zippo ) 

Half-Arabian Gelding Appaloosa pattern 5/30/2003 

MSU Snow Angel AM 

( AM Power Raid X AM Star Radiance ) 


AM Mysterious Mistres 

( Bremervale Andronicus X AM Miss Missle ) 


Hunters 

Fox Hunting 

Hunters 


Show Hack 

Hunters 

Kelley Madick 


Hudson, OH 

Kelley.madick@gmail.com 

Rita Mason 


Fair Oaks, CA 

fadaar@aol.com 



( Legend of Khouraj (ox) X Athena+++// (x) ) 

Dressage 

OLD-NA 

Anglo-Arabian Mare Gray 5/23/2012 

Stacey Mathis 


Conway, AR 

SLMathis@uams.edu 


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San Diego, CA 

Melissa McCarthy 


missym1@san.rr.com 


Surefire CSF 

( Sinatra Song X Enjoli Bey (ox) ) 

Dressage 


Nicole Miller 

Yelm, WA 


Endurxnm@gmail.com 


Bugatti PR 

( MS Baquero+ (ox) X Santana's Melody ) 

Half-Arabian National Show Horse Gelding Chestnut 

5/27/1999 

Reno Rimal 

( Kong X Rodine ) 


BC Coalectible 

( Coal Fire X Night Memory ) 


Endurance 

Dressage 

Dressage 

Endurance 

Dressage 

Sandra Mitchell 



sandra.mitchell14@yahoo.com 

Rebecca Moore 

Victory DDA 

( Showkayce X Mystic Heirloom ) 


Showpiece 

Andover, KS 


moore1275@sbcglobal.net 


( Showkayce X PGN Kailicia ) 


Dressage 


Show Hack 

Dressage 

Karen Morris 

GA E-khwaytor+++// 

( HG Esquire X Prinzes Kool ) 

Arabian AWS Gelding Bay 5/16/2007 

Bedford, PA 


karensmorris@yahoo.com 


Hunters 


Show Hack 

Manda Morris 

Misfit Toi+ 

( A Noble Cause X Ames Jlo ) 


QT Luna Azul 

( QT Doc Bar X RSL Jewlianna (ox) ) 

Half-Arabian Gelding Tobiano 3/10/2009 

Austin, TX 


Mandaemorris@gmail.com 


Stella Luna BF 

( GSF Rizing Son (ox) X Clover Hills Blazing Luck ) 

Half-Arabian/National Show Horse Mare Chestnut 2/23/2012 

Distance 

Dressage 

Eventing 

Endurance 

126

Sherry Morse 

Easton, PA 


sherry_morse@yahoo.com 


Ravenhill Tsornin+ 

( SCF Magic Nizzam X RF Scarlet Rohara ) 

Arabian / AWS Gelding Chestnut 4/15/2002 

Rowdi Magic Sundancer 

( SCF Magic Nizzam X TDA Luminaria ) 


Dressage 

Competitive Trail 

Elizabeth Morton 

Yucca Valley, CA 


liz@la-brisa.com 


Zane RSF 

( Aul Magic+/ (ox) X Zierlichkut ) 

Trakehner / Half-Arabian Gelding Bay 5/31/2007 

Chamord BF 

( Elikzir (ox) X Pouilly Fuisse R ) 

Hanoverian / Half-Arabian Mare Chestnut 5/26/2015 

Dressage 


Dressage 


Debbie Moss 


Temecula, CA 

Debragmoss@msn.com 

Karen Oates 

N American Mahogany 

( Padrons Mahogany X Latte Witez BA ) 


Amherst, NH 


karen_oates@comcast.net 


Dressage 

Eventing 

Orland Park, IL 

Marian O'Brien 


mobrie@midwestern.edu 


Sinatra Bey 

(Sinatra Song X Shahs Got the Look (ox) ) 

Dressage 

Oldenburg-GOV / Half-Arabian Mare Bay 05/31/2015 

Kevallyn Paskos 


Walnut Creek, CA 

kevallyn@ureach.com 

Jane Patterson 


Harrodsburg, KY 

gharabians@gmail.com 

Orland Park, IL 

Tracy Pierce 


tracypierce@comcast.net 


Elijas Trubador MGF+++// 

( Trubadorsmadrigal (ox) X Sizzlin Scotch ) 

Dressage 

Half-Arabian Gelding Chestnut 3/7/2008 

Shannon Price-Heald 


Forestville, NY 

shannonheald@gmail.com 


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Ashlie Racette 

McKenna, WA 


Ablondenodoubt@yahoo.com 


Mojarra 

( Mojave Kid++++// (ox) X SPS West Montana ) 

Half-Arabian sBs -Belgian Sporthorse Mare Bay 4/12/2017 



Jennifer Ramsey 


Paola, KS 

stormfirearabians@gmail.com 

Ann Reins Young 

Trilogie Kaydence+++/ 

( Showkayce X AH Cayenne ) 




forthestars@yahoo.com 


Dressage 


Rebecca Richard 

Vasari AF 

Douglassville, PA 


Gunny0821@gmail.com 


( DaVinci FM X Gitreena ) 




Sherra Rieger 


Huntsville, TX 

shertogo60@yahoo.com 

Rachel Rosenfeld 


poolesville, MD 

info@docshavenFarm Member.com 

Nicole Rowley 

ES Gamal+++// 

( Jullyen El Jamaal X Gianna ) 


Midknight Orkid++/ 

( Mojave Kid++++// (ox) X SPS West Montana ) 


Thorp, WA 


rowleyn@hotmail.com 


Dressage 


Show Hack 


Show Hack 

Dressage 

Catherine Russell 

Prince George, VA 


russell8011@comcast.net 


Forever Prince 

( Belafonte D' Avalon X MMF Pierazara (ox) ) 

RPSI-German Riding Pony / Half-Arab Gelding Bay 3/13/2016 


Show Hack 


Elkview, WV 

Carmela Ryan-Thompson 


mel12351@aol.com 


Ever Lasting Promise 

( Loki X Samors Promise (ox) ) 

Dressage 

Half-Arabian AWS Mare Bay 6/17/2007 

SRC Kiss Me Goodnight 

( Loki X A Long Kiss Goodnight (ox) ) 

Half-Arabian Mare Black 4/12/2012 

Dressage 

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Brooke Schafer 

That's Amore UF 

( ELD Willy Bob (ox) X Sage ) 


Lexington, KY 


bascha3@gmail.com 


Dressage 

Eventing 

Rebecca Schultz 


Marilla, NY 

sinbadsari@yahoo.com 

Sharon Sexton 

Darlington, MD 


sharon@pinkribbonFarm Member.com 


Furstafire++++// 

( Furst Impression X Afirelight (ox) ) 

Half-Arabian Hanoverian Gelding Bay 6/14/2013 

Dressage 


Jody Shumway 

Worth Five 

( RD Five Star X DC Worththewait ) 


Port Orchard, WA 


jo@lmoconstruction.com 


Endurance 

Dressage 

Kayla Smith 

Chief Shahlon++// 

( LD Echshahlon X Beau Fire Fran ) 


Petersburg, IL 


ben_bacchus03@yahoo.com 


Dressage 


Show Hack 

Pattie Stalder 


Westmoreland, KS 

backdoor@bluevalley.net 

Kathy Starustka 


New Braunfels, TX 

railkat1@aol.com 

Kim Stone 


Marysville, CA 

kimsrn@gmail.com 



( Rumpleminze X Victorys Secret (ox) ) 

Trakehner / Half-Arabian Mare Gray 4/13/2007 

Dressage 


Jacqueline Stott 

DA Just Push Play ++/ 

( Triften +/ (ox) X DA Addiction ) 


WH Bintbint Phateehah + 

( WH Marengo X WH Carolina Blu ) 


Apex, NC 


jaybyrdsFarm Member@gmail.com 




Dressage 



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Honey Creek, IA 

Heather Swinarski 


hswinarski@gmail.com 


WRA Mavericks Ace 

( Emron Kheno X Colesto Strikes ) 



WRA Strike N Gold 

( California Gold J X Colesto Strikes ) 



Liz Tankersley 


Washington, DC 

liztankersley@yahoo.com 

Sarah Theisen 

Cant Biya Love 

( Elsheikhdlabiya X Marataask ) 


RPA Biya Royale 

( Hesa Zee +/ X Cant Biya Love ) 

Arabian Stallion Chestnut 6/16/2018 

Clear Lake, MI 


charosgirl@windstream.net 


Dressage 

Jumpers 

Aundrea Jill Tipton 

MI Zilal Al Hawah 

( LA Midnight Inferno (ox) X The Black Dahlia ) 

Half-Arabian Gelding Black 5/21/2008 

Jackson, OH 


Ajrrn@aol.com 



Dressage 

Jennifer Tobie 



tobiecountry@yahoo.com 

Melody Tucker 

Benton, KS 


mtsatindoll@gmail.com 


Aladdinns Flame 

( Aladdins Alamodde (ox) X SS Flirtatious ) 

Half-Arabian Half-Arab (AHA) Gelding Chestnut 5/3/1997 

Aladdinns Sultan 

( Aladdins Alamodde (ox) X SS Flirtatious ) 

Half-Arabian Half-Arab (AHA) Gelding Gray 5/16/1999 

Earth Wind and Fire 

( AL Firestorm (ox) X SS Flirtatious ) 

Half-Arabian Half-Arab (AHA) Gelding Bay 4/20/2005 

Dressage 

Hunters 

Dressage 

Hunters 


Dressage 

Chris Turner 


Alamance, NC 

christrnr3@gmail.com 

Dawn Voris 

Peace Maker V+++/ 

( Desperado V X MHR Princess Bask ) 


Fort Wayne, IN 


tricolors@gmail.com 


Dressage 


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Kat Walden 

Rabbasabi 


Martinez, CA 

ashai@sbcglobal.net 


( Robby X Deserrt Song ) 


Dressage 

Byron Center, MI 

Phyllis Walsh 


walshphyllis657@gmail.com 


Stone of Fire+ 

( Sunstone Bey X SS Black Sapphire ) 

Dressage 


Amy Warrington 


Townsend, DE 

Warringtons6@aol.com 

Aiken, SC 

Brooke Webb 


brookiecookie.webb@gmail.com 


Pelear Por Oro 

( Unknown X Merimba (ox) ) 

Eventing 

Arabian-bred (rescue) Gelding Gray 3/19/2009 

Nicole Wertz 


Auburn, CA 

crosswsporthorses@gmail.com 

Olivia White 

C A Khaptivating++/ 

( Khrescendo X Serageorgette ) 


Virginia Beach, VA 


owhite90@gmail.com 


Eventing 

Dressage 

Elise Whitener 

Grandville, MI 


elise.whitener@gmail.com 


Tamara Woodcock 

Scurry, TX 


tamara@aelfleahFarm Member.com 


Aelfleah Falchion 

( Goldhill's Brandysnap X Anduril TOS (ox) ) 

German Riding Pony (RPSI) Mare Grey 3/12/2012 

Combined Driving 

Driven Dressage 


Ashlie Yancy 

Krewe PJ 

Oakfield, WI 


ashlieyancy@hotmail.com 


( Prowlerr X BHR Fayzona ) 


Dressage 


Show Hack 


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Anne Zahradnik 

Hurley, NY 


azahradnik@gmail.com 


ALF Freetime++ 

( Freestyle X Spring Sojourrn (ox) ) 

Oldenburg-ISR / Half-Arabian Gelding Bay 5/16/2010 

Dressage 

Working Equitation 

Malinda Zielke 

Lederhosen 

( Leonidas *Pg* X RR Ghazrael (ox) ) 

Trakehner Gelding Chestnut 4/20/2005 

Barboursville, VA 


malindazielke@gmail.com 


Eventing 

Jumpers 

YOUTH MEMBERS 

Hallie Anders 

BEAUMONT, TX 

Youth 

ddavis2136@aol.com 


DeKourated Dude++/ 

( Kouros (ox) X Passion by Cupid ) 

Half-Arabian/Pinto (PtHA) Gelding Chestnut Overo 2/25/2000 

IM Affirmmed in Color 

( Affirmmed (ox) X TH Tops Sneak Preview ) 

Half-Arabian Gelding Chestnut Tobiano 4/7/2013 

Dressage 



Dressage 

Julia Becker 

BC Sadiki 

Amherst, VA 

Youth 

jerilyn.becker@gmail.com 


( Bravo Billy X Tajmere Taliana ) 



Show Hack 


Elizabeth Granja 

LHA Absolute Surprise 

( Sharrafah (ox) X Absolute Magic ) 

Half-Arabian Mare Chestnut 8/8/2004 

Austin, TX 

Youth 

Mandaemorris@gmail.com 


Eventing 

Endurance 

Esme Grimshaw 

Jazzzz 

Katy, TX 

Youth 

donutman4321@gmail.com 


( First Cyte+ X WS Fandango ) 


Eykaterina++ 

( Blue Hors Romanov X Emiliana (ox) ) 


Dressage 


Dressage 


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Jocelyn Moore 

TR Silver Fortune ++/ 

( Silverado Bey + X WA-Fortulina ) 


San Diego, CA 

Youth 

anndwest@hotmail.com 


Dressage 


Show Hack 

Lauren Myers 

Youth 

Chesapeake, VA 

lmeyers19@nsacademy.org 

Claire Nickelson 

Uwannabeme WH 

( Bask Afire (ox) X Kimberly ) 


TDR Sjoerds Sultana 

( Sjoerd X MTN Cadonja (ox) ) 


Ironton, MO 

Youth 

Horsefreek@hughes.net 


Dressage 


Show Hack 

Dressage 


Kobe Pielow 

AAA Legend ofthe Seas+/ 

( Naibara Blaze Man X HSA Seamist ) 


Coatesville, PA 

Youth 

sabolnick59@gmail.com 


Dressage 

Hunters 

Clara Shumway 

Youth 

Port Orchard, WA 

jo@lmoconstruction.com 

Santa Rosa, CA 

Isabella Vaca 

Youth 

svjen2@aol.com 


Tykus Maximus 

( WF Last of Roses (ox) X One Smart Cookie ) 

Dressage 

Half-Arabian Pinto (PtHA) Gelding Tobiano 4/24/2007 

Mikayla Voris 

Precious V+ 

Fort Wayne, IN 

Youth 

Arabs4mik@gmail.com 


( Desperado V X MHR Princess Bask ) 

Arabian Mare Black 6/15/1997 


Show Hack 

Dressage 

Skylar Young 

Youth 

Aurora, OH 

Lara_m_young@yahoo.com 

Start from the simple and proceed to the complex, That way you build the horse’s confidence while 

teaching them what they need to know. 

Jimmy Wofford 


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Member Benefits 

Individual Membership 

• Eligibility for Alliance programs 

• Receive Member Newsletter and submit news 

items 

• Inclusion in annual directory (includes horse 

listings) 

• Can place classified ads on Alliance website 

• Can serve on committees 

• Can vote for BOD and Officers and on issues 

brought to the membership by the BOD 

(1 voting membership) 

• Can be nominated for and serve as BOD and 

Officers 

Farm Membership 


• Receive Member Newsletter and submit news 

items 

• Inclusion in annual directory (includes horse 

listings and farm listing) 

• Can place classified ads on Alliance website 

• Can serve on committees 

• Can vote for BOD and Officers and on issues 

brought to the membership by the BOD 

(2 voting members) 

• Can be nominated for and serve as BOD and 

Officers 

• Can list stallions in Alliance stallion roster 

• Inclusion in farm directory on website 

Youth Membership 


• Receive Member Newsletter and submit news items 

• Eligible for Youth Programs and Awards 

• Inclusion in annual directory (includes horse listings) 

By becoming a member or renewing membership in the Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, the member agrees to adhere 

to the bylaws, rules, and regulations of the Alliance.

Membership Application 2019 

Submit via e-mail to: membership@arabiansporthorsealliance.org 

Or by mail to: Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. 

683 South Middlebrook Road, Vergennes, VT 05491 

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

Membership Type: Fee Quantity Amount 

Individual $25 $ 

Farm $50 $ 

Youth (under 18) $15 $ 

Membership is by calendar year (Jan 1-Dec 31) 

Total Due: $ 

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Paypal send to: info@arabiansporthorsealliance.org 

The Arabian Sport Horse Alliance was formed to 

promote the interests of owners, breeders, trainers, 

and exhibitors who are dedicated to developing purebred 

Arabian, Anglo-Arabian, Shagya Arabian, and 

part-bred Arabian sport horses and sport ponies to 

their fullest potential as competitive, user-friendly 

partners in the disciplines of dressage, eventing, 

hunters, jumpers, combined driving , endurance, 

and western dressage from suitability classes to the 

highest performance levels. 

Find out more at arabiansporthorsealliance.org 

Checks payable to: Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. 

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please indicate which membership belongs to this contact info 

Member Contact Info 

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Individual Farm Youth 

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First Name 

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Arabian Sport Horse Alliance, Inc. 

Charter Farm Members 

Al-Marah Arabian Horses 

Mark Miller of Clermont, FL 


Jennifer Hamilton & Tim Schaap of Lodi, WI 

Ashleigh Stud, US and Solarhill Sport Horses 

Karin Foley of Camden, SC 


Dorann LaPerch of Moorpark, CA 


Dawn & Thom Jones-Low of Ferrisburgh, VT


Tamara Torti of Sacramento, CA 

& Denise Cossuto of Cottonwood, CA 

Hidden Falls Farm 

Kim Lacy of Arlington, WA 


Angela White of Elizabethtown, PA 

US Army Dressage 

Katie Ferencik of Tuscon, AZ 

Westbrook Sport Horses 

Gwen & Ed Marshall of Burley, WA

Charter Individual Members 

Cathryn Bauer of Eleva, WI 

Janet Huber Bellows of Lincoln, VA 

Bethany Bonham 0f Corvallis, OR 

Eva Byrd of Alamance, NC 

Jessica Dean of Columbia, MO 

Catherine Dmochowski of Apison, TN 

Shayna Dolinger of South Prince George, VA 

Betty Lou Domjahn of Castlewood, VA 

Rebecca Fielding of Idaho Falls, ID 

Susan Hall of Platte City, MO 

Peggy Ingles of Towson, MD 

Louise Kistner of Newport Beach, CA 

Jennifer Mc Cloud of Snohomish, WA

Peter Mileo of Minden, NV 

Stacy Mortazavi of Lincoln, CA 

Melissa Mount of Westfield, VT 

Paula Nelson of Scottsdale, AZ 

April Nickelson of Ironton, MO 

Christine (Tina) Ostertag of Attica, NY 

Debra Peebles of Middletown, MD 

Jim Porcher of Bernaillo, NM 

Jacqueline D. Stott of Apex, NC 

Beth Thomas of Johnstown, PA 

Christine Turner of Alamance, NC 

Dawn Voris of Fort Wayne, IN 

Kat D. Walden of Martinez, CA 

Tamara Woodcock of Scurry, TX 

Anne Zahradnik of Hurley, NY

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