You don't have to tell us about the versatility, diversity, talent, soundness, intelligence, trainability, willingness, longevity & amateur friendly personality of the Arabian Horse breed as a whole! We have had the pleasure of knowing hundreds of Arabians and Half Arabians between Kathy, Megan and Jessica, Also, between Kathy, Megan and Jessica, we have had the privilege of owning, showing and riding at least 30+ different Arabians. We have enjoyed training with trainers of all breeds in Hunters, Dressage and Eventing and are especially proud of JAG Royal Knight's success at Pony Finals in 2014. Our Arabians have eagerly and easily learned upper level dressage movements. Our trained horses and ponies have packed around many first time riders and beginners around the arena and through the pastures. Our horses are great riding bareback and we love taking them out on the trails and to hunter paces.

 With so many disciplines available, there is an Arabian bred or trained for that purpose - whether that's Eventing, Hunters, Jumpers, Dressage, Reining, Cutting, Roping, Team Penning, Endurance, Competitive Trail, Western Pleasure, Saddleseat, Fox Hunting, Driving, English or Western Trail, western or English sidesaddle, Racing, a family horse, a professional's horse, and so on!  With a diverse range of heritages, including Domestic/American bred, Polish, Spanish, Egyptian, French, Swedish, Russian, etc. you also have a wide variety of Arabian "looks" and personalities you will come across, just as you would any other breed that would fit your needs as a horse. If you are interested in learning about Arabian bloodlines, don't hesitate to ask Arabian owners, breeders or trainers for their insight or get a one day (very affordable)/30 day/year membership to Arabian Datasource: www.arabdatasource.com.  For more information on the breed and it's history, go here.

If you didn't know, most European Arabian studs originally tested their Arabians on the race track for soundness and durability. By utilizing Arabians in the development of the Thoroughbred and development of the generic "Warmblood" (whichever Warmblood book may come to mind - Hanoverian, RPSI, Westfalen German Riding Pony Stud Book, ISR/Oldenburg NA, Danish, SBS-N.A. Studbook/Belgian Sport Horse, Trakehner breed association, etc.) most Warmbloods have Arabians in their pedigree. Arabians have been approved and are specifically allowed to be approved for breeding in multiple Warmblood books and are still utilized to bring "blood" back in as needed. Many Arabian and Half Arabian mares have been approved for breeding, but some CURRENT stallions that have been approved for RPSI: Soleil CA+, FCF Oberons Vanity, Tuxedo Thyme ABA++++// Oldenburg: Bonne Vivant ++++// SBS-N.A. Studbook "The Belgian Sport Horse": Mojave Kid++++// Dansk Varmblod (Danish Warmblood Horse Breeding Society): Zonyx   Oldenburg, Hannover, Trakehner: IS Orlow These are just a few stallions active as of 2017 - many other stallions have been approved, but stallion owners must pay a yearly fee to keep their stallion's and owner's membership active. For example, past stallions are: SGF Ahmour and Saint Sandro+++/  Both also did the 70 day North American Stallion Test. Also, Taez - approved ISR/Oldenburg NA & Trakehner.