
Rescued Se Stallion needs home
#1
Posted 22 February 2011 - 01:09 AM
#2
Posted 22 February 2011 - 03:13 AM
Wouldn't it be nice if he were gelded and used for a pony club mount for a youth who has always dreamed of having his/her own horse, instead of a breeding stallion, and live happily ever after.
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Stallion: Galaxy I Kuhaylan Ajuz in Strain (RA Jahim [Nabiel x Masarra] x Etnasha [*Sultann x Yathreb])Tail-female Nazeera
Mares:
NightWind Serenade wz Pure in Strain Kuhaylan Ajuz (Galaxy I [See Above] x Antaras BintRabha [*Sultann x *Lancers Rabha (x Kayed)])
LL Mystique (Sultann El Saud [*Sultann x *Lancers Nora (x Kayed)] x Chal-Petra [Ferseyn, Gazi, & 3 crosses to *Mirage])
#3
Posted 22 February 2011 - 04:04 AM
Sherry
#4
Posted 22 February 2011 - 10:09 AM
Sorry, but I spent 10 years as a PC Jt. DC, and young, untrained horses (any breed), no matter how promising or good natured, simply did not work out for YOUNG PCers who were trying to learn and advance up the ratings on horses that were not yet ready themselves. We kept one for a girl here that did work out, but he was much larger, older, well handled (though not under saddle) and had been gelded for several years. Also, the recipient PCer was a young teen with some riding experience (including over fences) though she was new to PC. She was also a CONFIDENT rider and the horse was stabled here where we did have 'green' horse experience. Even then the horse's 'level' of training held the child's advancement back while he learned (we were in an area where there were no other experienced horses available for her to use for rallies, etc., and we didn't have a more suitable horse for her to use either).
That said, many more advanced PCers (C2 or higher rated ... ready for regional or national ratings) DO take on a second inexperienced (meaning basics) horse to start training for their own later use, but realistically, these are larger animals that can physically compete with the Tbs and Wbs in the sporting disciplines ... been there, done that too, but with larger Arabs.
Good luck with this guy, sounds like a nice horse, but be very careful about placing him, young and untrained, in a home that may have a young PCer with stars in his/her eyes and not have the experience necessary to train him so the child can advance along with his/her peers.
PC is focused on rider training with well established incremental advancement tests. The horse, ideally, should be SLIGHTLY more advanced than the rider (but not so much that the rider accidently confuses it with unintentional incorrect signals ... have seen THAT too). If that criterea is met and both have potential, they can then develop further together.
#5
Posted 22 February 2011 - 12:46 PM
Zutar FF #AHA626707 registered as bay 2006, is now grey. Was starved but has recovered nicely except for height. Standing about 14.1 H still needs to put on some weight. Disposition is wonderful. SE Sire BKA Imeer {Ansata Imperial [Ansata Ibn Sudan x Ansata Delilah] x Imperial Mistic [Ibn Morafic x Ansata Nile Mist]} dam Song Sabreenah {Total Chaos [ The Minstril x Jamal Kumait ( Theegyptianprince)] x JP Shaikh Shameel [Shaikh Al Badi x JP Shameela (Moniet El Sharaf)]}. Currently in custody of Osage County Kansas sheriff's office. Send me an email for more info paradiseranch04@yahoo.com. Trying to find someone who would appreciate his bloodlines and give him a good home.
Wow- how unwelcoming to a newcomer here..
PR Arabians- let me say THANK YOU so much for posting this here where the SE SHOULD be supported and people SHOULD be willing to step up and find someone interested.. Let's keep this thread "up" so that someone might see it and may be interested in helping!
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#6
Posted 22 February 2011 - 01:36 PM
BINT SAFIERA 2000 Bay mare
SHAMS EL BINA 2002 Bay mare
NAKHDA AL SHAIB 2004 Grey Gelding<---- AL
SIHR JAWHER 2006 Bay Stallion
NADEERAH ALIAH 2006 Bay mare
ZAHRAN HAMRAH 2006 Grey mare
SHAMS FIDAT 2012 grey filly
SKYLER the 1/2 Arabian pinto wonder horse
#7
Posted 22 February 2011 - 02:16 PM
Wise experience is always good to heed and helps us avoid mistakes. I figured I was just dreaming.
We all hope he finds a good home, and always appreciate those helping horses in need and bringing it to our attention.
Facebook: WindCzar Arabians
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Willing to sale any of our horses
Stallion: Galaxy I Kuhaylan Ajuz in Strain (RA Jahim [Nabiel x Masarra] x Etnasha [*Sultann x Yathreb])Tail-female Nazeera
Mares:
NightWind Serenade wz Pure in Strain Kuhaylan Ajuz (Galaxy I [See Above] x Antaras BintRabha [*Sultann x *Lancers Rabha (x Kayed)])
LL Mystique (Sultann El Saud [*Sultann x *Lancers Nora (x Kayed)] x Chal-Petra [Ferseyn, Gazi, & 3 crosses to *Mirage])
#8
Posted 22 February 2011 - 03:10 PM
While I'm a bit OT here, if people need to place older Arab geldings, which are preferred, or even mares (teens or early 20s) that are sound,'sane', have had some under saddle work, and are safe on the ground with children (feeding, grooming, hoof cleaning, well mannered leading, etc., as PCers are EXPECTED to learn and demonstrate their own horse care), these will usually be welcomed by PC instructors and DCs as prospects for the lower level riders. Younger, larger animals MIGHT be 'right' for an upper level PCer (who already has a horse that they are outgrowing, either in size or athletic ability) to take on and develop. Some of these upper level kids successfully take on off track TBs, usually geldings.
#9
Posted 22 February 2011 - 04:41 PM
If Sharon had been around I would never ever have had a horse! This blasted idea that everything must be perfect or the kid cannot have is why there is no reason for young people to be encouraged to have an Arabian.
Stating that every Arabian has to be trained to perfection, which has been stated on this board, is why people do not ride their Arabians in public. I know of many who ride at home, on the trails, but when they go out in the horse world they ride another breed.
Everyone has to start some place!!!!! I know from my early dressage scores, which were done to encourage NOT DISCOURAGE, we all learn. Gad talk about taking away every incentive to own/ride/enjoy an Arabian!!!!!!!!!@!!@!!!!!@!
#10
Posted 22 February 2011 - 04:50 PM
Facebook: WindCzar Arabians
Website: WindCzar Arabians
Click Here to Email Me
Willing to sale any of our horses
Stallion: Galaxy I Kuhaylan Ajuz in Strain (RA Jahim [Nabiel x Masarra] x Etnasha [*Sultann x Yathreb])Tail-female Nazeera
Mares:
NightWind Serenade wz Pure in Strain Kuhaylan Ajuz (Galaxy I [See Above] x Antaras BintRabha [*Sultann x *Lancers Rabha (x Kayed)])
LL Mystique (Sultann El Saud [*Sultann x *Lancers Nora (x Kayed)] x Chal-Petra [Ferseyn, Gazi, & 3 crosses to *Mirage])
#11
Posted 22 February 2011 - 05:21 PM
Liz, if what you took my post to mean was true then neither would I have started with an Arab NOR would my daughter have gone ALL THE WAY thru PC (and I was NOT PC knowledgeable at the beginning), from UNRATED through NATIONAL H-A RATING or from not knowing ANYTHING about EVENTING to NATIONAL UPPER LEVEL YOUNG RIDERS TEAM COMPETITION (USEA Area V team)... mounted the entire way on purebred Arabs ... Arabs that we trained ourselves with help from PC (as well as a bit of 'local' DC & RS opposition in the very beginning) and a PC grad trainer who happened to be a very open minded former WEG and Olympian.
Difference was we'd had horses for a number of years, had made our own CTR and Edurance horses. Chrissi grew up riding Arabs and already had an IAHA Nat. Top Ten in Competitive trail (earned at age 9, no less) before she started PC at age 12. Her first two PC horses were our NATRC/AERC mares who had had no formal training much less Dressage or over fences, but were solid riding citizens that she could progress with. The third purebred Arab (the one who carried her to her National PC ratings and USEA Young Riders Team in the upper levels) was a green broke (still kicked out on a canter cue) purebred that she took on as a C2 at age 15. And ... she had the supervision of an outstanding trainer who was a PC grad and 'gave back' to PC by taking on the C and above level students for a very nominal price. We couldn't have done it any other way ... there was just too much demanded by the PC program without that kind of help ... we just happened to be in the right place at the right time. Boy, did I ever learn a LOT, all of it positive.
#12
Posted 23 February 2011 - 12:47 PM
Good luck and best wishes to him.
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#13
Posted 26 February 2011 - 05:12 PM
I appreciate your comment. It is a little overwhelming to post a request for assistance and get bickering. Regardless of whether he needs gelded or not to find a good forever home, he is still a straight Egyptian Arabian horse in need and I thought that this was a place I might find help for him. He is deserving of that help regardless of his training or anatomy. I can hold him over here temporarily if we have a plan for where he is going but am not in a position to do more. His fate was uncertain, I thought I would put out a plea for help as he cannot. If anyone can help it would be much appreciated.
I do appreciate the PC suggestion but it sounds as if that might not be appropriate for him yet.
Thanks everyone!!
#14
Posted 12 October 2011 - 04:06 PM
Wow- how unwelcoming to a newcomer here..
PR Arabians- let me say THANK YOU so much for posting this here where the SE SHOULD be supported and people SHOULD be willing to step up and find someone interested.. Let's keep this thread "up" so that someone might see it and may be interested in helping!
Jodi
Thanks PR Arabians and Jodi. Zutar has been placed. His breeder was contacted and he will retain his papers and heritage. He is a really sweet little boy and will most likely remain intact as he is soooo nice. What a little cutie. Thanks everyone for your help.
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