This feature first appeared in The Arabian Breeders’ Magazine Spring Edition, April 2017. You can order your copy of this beautiful coffee-table book at The Arabian Magazine Shop. The response to The Arabian Breeders’ Magazine continues to be incredible, and breeders worldwide are getting in touch to share their stories. However, for those of us …
Sometimes, just sometimes, you have a trip abroad spent in the company of Arabian Horses that takes a while to assimilate. To find a way to try to put into words the emotions you felt, the horses that you saw, the sheer beauty, romance, and magic of it all. Sometimes, those words flow. Other times, …
AV Arabians in West Sussex, UK, is owned by Caroline ‘Wizzy’ Reid and she has some beautiful horses at her small but beautiful stud. This, in her own words, is the story of AV Cloud Dancer – or quite simply, ‘Hero’. “I had long awaited a foal by WH Justice (Magnum Psyche x Vona Sher-Renea …
The great stallion Pilot passed away on Tuesday 23 August. Marek Trela shares his memories and thoughts on this great stallion with The Arabian Magazine family, and we share it here on The Romance of the Arabian Horse. Remembering Pilot… Stallion Pilot (PL), dark bay, by Fawor out of Pipi by Banat, Sire Line – Kuhailan Afas …
Poland is a place like no other. To drive through those iconic gates at Janów is a moment guaranteed to induce goosebumps…
Some moments go down in history – and you can say… You were there… I cannot remember such a dramatic entrance, such an amazing win.
Johanna Ullstrom’s training centre in Belgium, Darby Farm, is home to some incredibly beautiful Arabian horses. Please enjoy some images here from her open day in April, as captured by the talented Henrike Hörmann.
There is something magical about just being with an Arabian. I have sat with all my mares through each of their foalings and it is so humbling to see a newborn encounter the world. I imprint the newborn foal as soon as they’re born from my electric wheelchair or from on the ground without my legs on and the strength of the bond I share with each of them is really important to me.
Falling in love with the Arabian horse, my mother sold her grandmother’s wedding ring to buy her first Arabian, a gelding, from Van Vleet. She devoured every bit of information on the Arabian horse, reading, researching and studying. She built up a breeding programme of primarily Crabbet-bred horses, as she was a rider and horseman and wanted a horse that was functional as well as beautiful.
