Tribe.net. Local Connections yogisunite http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/200d079b-c353-4745-93c3-6bb33cabce47 2008-07-12T03:55:16Z 2008-07-12T03:55:16Z

<div>Presently have a show of my original horse shots( on Giclee canvas) at Mutual of Omaha Bank in Nederland Colorado and a new Website gypsyhorsephoto.com Guillaume Artist</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 0 replies </div>

yogisunite 2008-07-12T03:55:16Z yogisunite http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/61dbc05a-50e8-423c-9882-0a312429b886 2008-04-07T06:59:22Z 2008-04-07T06:56:46Z

<div>If u have an interested in some cool Horse Art for ur home or sacred space feel free to contact me .All of my images are original, mostly Arabians.Ive been photographing for yrs here in the mountains of Boulder Colorado.They are mounted on Giclee(french canvas photography paper that looks and feels like a painting)Onto MDF wood board with clean modern ready to hang backing.I have two art studios available to view these wonderful creature.One in N Boulder Colorado and one upcoming in Taos New Mexico. http://www.myspace.com/guillaumehorsephotography has a small slide show of a few of the images available.There is also a short DVD i edited of my images on tribe(people.tribe.net/yogisunite)Guillaume is avaialble to capture imaginative shots of u and your horse if u so desire a a french hairdressor and makeup artist tocapture your essence.Namaste Guillaume Arabian Horse Photographer @ 720-300-1826</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 1 reply </div>

yogisunite 2008-04-07T06:56:46Z sara http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/95ef9c87-b58e-4b04-8480-3adb30f9abf7 2007-08-17T23:38:22Z 2007-08-17T23:38:22Z

<div> <br/>Hallo <br/> <br/>Since I started training this way I have a great new relationship with my horse. She learned to trust me and she has shown me a very friendly side of her, which I haven't seen before. Here is where I learned it, does anyone else here work with bridleless training? <br/>sara <br/> <br/> <br/>Bridleless Training <br/>By Palm Lynn <br/> <br/>Bridleless Training is for the rider as well as for any breed of horse in any discipline. The important benefit of the rider's use of seat and leg aids is stressed, taking the emphasis off the hand aids which allows the rider to communicate more clearly with the horse. You become a more confident rider and improve rider balance problems caused by improper use of your hands. You'll learn to read your horse and understand where he carries his natural balance. This DVD provides excellent training techniques for older horses, for horses that have problems accepting a bit, and is excellent for horses that show signs of resistance as it provides a technique to get them to slow down and accept what they are doing. Using horses in different stages of training, Lynn demonstrates steps that must be followed and carefully evaluated before you advance. Ground training, numerous types of maneuvers, and many stages of training were involved in this unique bridleless training method. The final segment demonstrates the advanced horse, using Rugged Lark to show you the results of training through Love, Acceptance, Respect, and Kindness. This DVD can help you mark a new beginning in the relationship you have with your horse. However, always remember the many safety tips Lynn uses as an important part of all you do whether you are riding and or training. <br/> <br/>DVD <br/> <br/>you can find out more about the dvd, when you go to http://www.horsesinyourmailbox.com/ <br/>Product ID: 500201</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 0 replies </div>

sara 2007-08-17T23:38:22Z Dr. Feelgood http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/eaa6f8b5-4bfa-4538-873c-c56107f712ee 2007-06-26T06:29:08Z 2007-06-26T06:29:08Z

<div>Hello one and all friends of the Arabian breed of horse! I have a dear friend who's heading to Iraq and she needs to find a home for a very well bred mare, that is 15 yrs old and has an old injury (back) which would limit her being ridden by an adult for long periods of time. She's broke and gentle, but needs a good home. Her owner asked that I reach out to the Arabian community and find a place she can be safe from harm and comfortable. She's got papers and is a looker and would make a great companion horse or broodmare also. I can get you details, but she will be needing a home very soon. She's located in Texas and her owner is heading to Iraq and needs help with this issue! Please find it in your heart to help out with this .... thank you one and all.... Denny from Equi-Stop Ranch</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 0 replies </div>

Dr. Feelgood 2007-06-26T06:29:08Z Lady_Epona http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/96fb1ed5-0f6b-4cab-82eb-3feb8a50955e 2007-06-16T14:10:44Z 2007-06-13T17:44:00Z

<div>We Have A New Colt!!!!!!!!!!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 1 reply </div>

Lady_Epona 2007-06-13T17:44:00Z Grandma http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/71af315a-8260-4158-b5c4-e62b86dd9b9a 2007-05-09T22:46:43Z 2007-05-01T16:39:11Z

<div> <br/>Hi all, <br/> <br/>This was too incredibly good to not share. Enjoy. Make sure the sound is on. <br/> <br/>http://beboframe.com/FlashFrame.jsp?Size=S&amp;FlashBoxId=3309347442 <br/> <br/>Grandma</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 1 reply </div>

Grandma 2007-05-01T16:39:11Z Esther http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/90a264c0-6377-4002-b784-2f7dc2dcf527 2007-03-29T10:36:34Z 2007-01-18T10:31:34Z

<div>hi. <br/>well i just came home from a good friend of mine. <br/>its an old man that has like 40 horses... selling some buying some new... <br/>you know. <br/>well he just askt me if i would take care of some stalions he wants to sell. <br/>they know nothing at al. they are between 2 and 14 and he wants me to learn them to be led and to be handled by people... <br/>ofcourse i said yes. ( i get some money depending on how good he sells them) and i have done this kind of things before and it really is something i love doing... <br/>now as i walked in the somewhat dirrty stables ( the man is almost 70 he had trouble keeping cleen) <br/>there he is... dark brow with a white stripe over his head...4 white feet... almost 4... <br/>i was emediatly in love. hes a pure arabian stalion with super lines. <br/>and i am a fan of the breed for many years now ( did a few shows for people that wanted me to ride there horses so they would be worth more and get more atention at shows)... <br/>if you become friends with an arabian it will do practicaly everything for you... <br/>if the horse doesn't like you.... you beter be a good runner... <br/>does any 1 have tips what i could learn him ( i'm not going to ride him for the first months. want to be really good friends with him before i try anything like that...) any good things to get him to trust me accept massaging and taking him for walks in the forest because i already plan on doing that...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 2 replies </div>

Esther 2007-01-18T10:31:34Z Lady_Epona http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/4fffe680-78f1-4bb2-a099-6cc55663365d 2007-03-26T20:47:13Z 2007-01-20T10:20:09Z

<div>Someone broke onto me property and took my 7 month old colt. It is the same one that i have posted pics. of...... please if you gp to any of the auction keep an eye out for him. we REALLY want him to come home. My nine year old is just devistated by this. She can't belive that someone whould steal our baby.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 11 replies </div>

Lady_Epona 2007-01-20T10:20:09Z Mich http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/224a012d-e04f-4a37-a608-2364312bf05c 2007-02-24T01:48:01Z 2007-02-24T01:48:01Z

<div>Please support Geldy Kyarizov, Former Horse Minister of Turkmenistan. You can read his story and the plight of his Akhal Teke horses and family below. <br/>Thank you. <br/> <br/>www.gsuttle.free-online.co.uk/geldy.htm</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 0 replies </div>

Mich 2007-02-24T01:48:01Z http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/bd7319ae-f043-4194-a9eb-8bf6a1a40634 2007-02-22T13:46:20Z 2007-01-25T00:09:48Z

<div>When I am Old... <br/> <br/>I shall wear diamonds <br/>And a wide brimmed straw hat <br/>With silver and leather on it <br/>and I shall spend my social security <br/>On white wine and carrots <br/>And sit in the alley of my barn <br/>And listen to my horses breathe. <br/> <br/>I will sneak out <br/>in the middle of a summer's night <br/>And ride the chestnut mare <br/>Across the moonstruck meadow. <br/>If my old bones will allow. <br/> <br/>When people come to call I will smile and nod <br/>As I walk them past the gardens to the barn <br/>And show, instead, the beauty growing there <br/>In stalls fresh-lined with straw. <br/> <br/>I will shovel and sweat and <br/>Wear hay in my hair as if it were a jewel. <br/>And I will be an embarrassment to all <br/>Who look down on me. <br/>They've not yet found the peace in being free <br/>To love a horse as a friend, <br/>A friend who waits at midnight hour <br/>With nuzzle and nicker and patient eyes <br/>For the kind of woman I will be <br/>When I am Old. <br/> <br/>Author Unknown <br/> </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 1 reply </div>

2007-01-25T00:09:48Z yogisunite http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/1ce0484f-e535-4602-94cb-e1ca081f50f6 2006-12-06T19:37:55Z 2006-12-06T19:37:55Z

<div>Seeking owners of cool taste.Check out these arabians ive been shooting for yrs in the mountains of Colorado.Love these babies,please feel free to contact me of any interest. Also looking for a cool Gallery space in the San Fran area and Also seeking to expand my portfolio.Does any one know of some Arabians grazing without haltersThanks Guillaume</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 0 replies </div>

yogisunite 2006-12-06T19:37:55Z Lady_Epona http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/4eae0f8a-9ec3-49d7-9488-a9c7bfc06060 2006-11-22T06:39:16Z 2006-10-27T04:21:39Z

<div>I am new to the Gig Harbor Area and lookinf for horse minded people to get togather with and chat aout our favorite thing, horses. So anyone in Pierce, Kitsap, or Mason counties in Washington please give me a shout.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 7 replies </div>

Lady_Epona 2006-10-27T04:21:39Z http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/f8f4815d-6b50-47d9-8e11-a736e88ecd7c 2006-11-22T06:07:36Z 2006-11-21T04:01:38Z

<div>Hey, <br/> <br/>Im new, I just bought a beautiful Arabian who I loved more than anything. So I though id get to know the Arabian world. <br/> <br/>Erin</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 2 replies </div>

2006-11-21T04:01:38Z andreacall http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/992be8a3-9df2-4ab4-9925-d7f4737bca6b 2006-11-19T22:27:31Z 2006-11-19T22:27:31Z

<div>If you like online horse games, check out this one! <br/>http://www.hajinc.com/clickit.php?affid=1109 <br/>The really unique thing about it is that it uses real color genetics to decide the color of horses you breed. Its better than lots of other games I've tried, with a very cool owner and an active membership.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 0 replies </div>

andreacall 2006-11-19T22:27:31Z Lady_Epona http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/2ce0afcc-72a3-4151-9732-1b9e8dd81a88 2006-11-18T08:51:23Z 2006-11-18T08:51:23Z

<div>I have 2 horses I am looking for new homes for. <br/> <br/>One is a 5 year old unpapered Arabian Stallion, I do have both of his parents but the other half never regestiered him. <br/> <br/>The other one is a 7 yearold Arabian-Mustang mare. <br/> <br/>The Stallion has had some halter work done but the trainer was a more aggressive than we liked. The mare is green broke. <br/> <br/>Anyone who is intrested can get ahold of me on tribe of by emailing me at janene_d_wilson@yahoo.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 0 replies </div>

Lady_Epona 2006-11-18T08:51:23Z Jonnie http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/26c37112-5057-4a4b-b2ee-9b8549700257 2006-11-16T18:21:39Z 2006-11-15T15:28:55Z

<div>Is this an almost dead forum? I sure hope not! Have to work, will be back later to see if there's anything new and to "tell my story" :-)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 2 replies </div>

Jonnie 2006-11-15T15:28:55Z Dr. Feelgood http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/fc0dd1fe-6f63-4d98-b1c7-39d8ace4dcf6 2006-09-22T19:51:43Z 2006-08-08T05:44:28Z

<div>For all of my friends that heard about the untimely death of Amanda Phillips of Chandler, Oklahoma, who was murdered on her way to visit her family in Nashville. She was a avid Arabian Horse Breeder, who had the site, Calen's Arabians, Amanda was murdered March 21, 2005 and this August, 6th 2006, I was honored to be apart of her memorial service where her family and friends, brought some closure to the untimely loss of such a lovely young woman, who's greatest love was Jesus Christ and her Arabian Horses. I am fortunate to have been her friend, and her family recognized that as they let me have the last foal she hand raised, Chadesea Rose for Asan. The little black filly is the pride of my ranch, and I just wanted to let you all know, those who read about her murder that I shared in the experience to spread Amanda's ashes in the most beautiful place I've ever seen, Logan's Pass at the West side of Glacier National Park, Montana, and her favorite spot to spend her family vacations at. I understand now why! Now Amanda lies down in green pastures, as was part of one of her favorite prayers... the 23rd Psalm, the last prayer she ever recited. We celebrate her life, and now I will watch her favorite filly, Chadesea grow into all she dreamed the little filly could be! I just wanted to share this with you all, those who also love the Arabian Horse. Thanks for reading this... Denny from Equi-Stop Ranch, Russell, Kansas.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 5 replies </div>

Dr. Feelgood 2006-08-08T05:44:28Z http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/49a6f8d6-c16e-4597-bb40-3b681d804613 2006-08-16T15:05:43Z 2006-08-16T15:05:43Z

<div>http://www.endurance.net/international/2006presidentscup/ <br/> <br/>Just want to share this... <br/>When you have a moment please read "Steph's Story" - she is a friend of a friend. Steph bought her Arab from the same lady we bought our Morgan :o)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 0 replies </div>

2006-08-16T15:05:43Z http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/f2b14a3f-9e93-4135-9bdd-1cc3ab65a516 2006-08-16T03:57:49Z 2006-08-16T03:57:49Z

<div>Can anyone tell me of your experiences with Morabs? Are they similar in personality to Arabians? Obviously every horse is an individual but I mean over all? Just curious :o) <br/> <br/>Here are a couple Morab web sites: <br/> <br/>www.morab.com/ <br/> <br/>www.morab.org/ <br/> <br/>Please post any Morab photos you have? </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 0 replies </div>

2006-08-16T03:57:49Z Grandma http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/be2a0ed9-32bf-4b76-93e8-fa3556962514 2006-04-04T17:59:38Z 2006-04-04T09:54:59Z

<div> <br/>I haven't taken pix yet, but we have a new baby - and IT'S A GIRL!!!! <br/> <br/>She is flaming red chestnut with chrome but looks like she may turn grey, triple-Laurali, and very pretty. <br/> <br/>Photos to come...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 1 reply </div>

Grandma 2006-04-04T09:54:59Z Magic http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/6cc938c0-661e-459d-82eb-4a47206d440f 2006-03-27T10:52:38Z 2006-03-05T04:42:16Z

<div>I just wanted to drop in here and give a BIG WELCOME Handshake and Hug to the new members of the Arabian Hordse Tribe. I am known as Magic Hands, and am the co-moderator of the tribe. The moderator and myself have been busy this last year trying to get moved onto and into our new home and property in beautiful Western Washington in the High Desert area of Goldendale. <br/> <br/>We have just recently gotten our Satellite relay installed, and so we now have high speed internet, and will endeavor to keep a better presenceon the ttirbe and within the group. To give you a little bit of background, both Grandma Midwife and myself are preservation breeders, with our tail mare going back to the Anazi Tribe in Egypt. At present, we have a samll herd of 14 purebred Arabians, with two Stallions standing at stud. <br/> <br/>We will be glad to try and help anyone out by answering any questions that you may have about breeding, bloodlines, training etc. <br/> <br/>Just wanted to say hi and welcome aboard. Hope we can gat a little more interest generated in this great horse breed. <br/> <br/>MH </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 4 replies </div>

Magic 2006-03-05T04:42:16Z stealframe http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/42965b9a-83dd-44e5-bdb3-1404d1c2fca2 2006-01-03T03:49:14Z 2005-12-30T06:05:40Z

<div>Hello, all. I'm new to Tribe (just joined today). I no longer have my 27 year old Arab Gelding. He has been retired and lives a life of luxury in North Mississippi. I don't have any horses at the moment, due to personal economics, or lack thereof. However, as soon as I can get this property fenced and my finances improve enough to purchase a new (to me) trailer, then I intend to get another Arab buddy to ride the trails. After being pals with Assad el Saad, I don't think I could switch breeds. Until riding Arabs and interacting with them, I didn't know what intelligent, loyal friends they could be, not to mention the smoooooth ride. While interacting with people who ride the lesser breeds, I endured a lot of insults and nasty comments from horse-owners who are ignorant of the true Arabian character. Ah, the joys that they will never know...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 6 replies </div>

stealframe 2005-12-30T06:05:40Z http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/8c3c4e28-a38f-462b-a4b6-7fa828d8403b 2005-10-22T03:43:23Z 2005-10-14T03:59:03Z

<div>I'm lucky enough to own three reg'd Arabians, (no postable pictures yet, sorry) I have two lovely Polish Arabian mares, half sisters and granddaughters of the amazing *Bask, "Ava" and "Pixie" Ava came bred to a leopard Appy, and now has an enchanting 2 month old colt at her side, with totally loud leopard color and the sweetest little Arab face...and a level topline! The Appy/Arab not a combination I would have tried, but he sure is a charmer. I also have a wonderful gelding, "Haji" (El Hajar) by Kharibe out of an Ansata Ibn Halima bred mare. <br/> <br/>-cynthia in Northern AZ</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 1 reply </div>

2005-10-14T03:59:03Z trig http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/17f088fb-9455-40d4-b077-34fbcdb3e471 2005-06-02T07:19:38Z 2005-03-21T05:13:06Z

<div>My arab trick horse is pretty darn cute! See pics in profile. She also retives objects and a few other cool tricks. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 5 replies </div>

trig 2005-03-21T05:13:06Z wranwriff http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/a7cd7ef5-c92f-46a0-9487-c6d4d0b07ee4 2005-06-02T07:16:38Z 2005-04-18T00:03:40Z

<div>posted a photo of him - If anyone can help on what his name might mean - it would be much appreciated....thanks!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 1 reply </div>

wranwriff 2005-04-18T00:03:40Z http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/69bb1cf8-69d2-4592-8180-3fd243e83e45 2005-04-03T02:23:55Z 2005-02-07T00:17:55Z

<div>I got an old quarter horse named Ol' Paint. <br/> <br/>I got an Arabian named Whirlwind</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 1 reply </div>

2005-02-07T00:17:55Z Grandma http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/8d07c611-a71e-47bd-a438-b4907b3e9bde 2004-12-20T02:51:24Z 2004-07-05T02:46:04Z

<div>Hello and welcome! <br/> <br/>Introductions: <br/> <br/>I am in southwest Washington for now, and have been a preservation breeder for over twenty years. <br/> <br/>I linebreed to Laurali #44813, a multi-champion Draper/CMK double-*Lassa mare who was everything Walter Farley ever imagined in an Arab. Her sons are by Egyptian Prince, Raffles, and Serafix lines, and her granddaughter has Taj Mahal and Bariche de Washoe in the mix. The outcrosses are perfect to compliment her without taking anything away, and let me linebreed heavily without inbreeding. So far, it just keeps getting better with each generation. The photo of Laural Vaquero in the album shows the first triple-Laurali baby. We are very small, and once in a blue moon get out to a show. <br/> <br/>I would love to hear where you live, what you do, stories about your horses, and what bloodlines you have or like! <br/> <br/>:-) <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 8 replies </div>

Grandma 2004-07-05T02:46:04Z Jessica http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/87432e0f-515d-48e3-8dda-96f81a932f34 2004-08-21T02:32:50Z 2004-08-18T07:40:28Z

<div>I saw the show this weekend and it was incredible, fabulous, outstanding. The relationship between the horses and their riders was unlike anything I've seen before in a performance. Truly a worthwile experience and should be supported instead of circus' that usually dominate horses not provide a mutual performance relationship.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 3 replies </div>

Jessica 2004-08-18T07:40:28Z Grandma http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/94337e97-d69e-46c9-97c4-0b2ec7a37ad6 2004-07-31T23:13:08Z 2004-07-31T23:13:08Z

<div> <br/>Hello everyone, <br/> <br/>Please feel free to post your Arab horse photos. Include the horse's full registered name, and/or number so we can look up pedigrees if we get curious, or if they are half-arab tell us which lines, etc. Admiring minds want to know! <br/> <br/>Big hugs to all, <br/>:-) <br/>Grandma</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 0 replies </div>

Grandma 2004-07-31T23:13:08Z Grandma http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/c8efa668-8552-470f-96f2-6b8dc4f48e11 2004-07-27T21:42:09Z 2004-07-25T03:52:54Z

<div>Unicorns - Why We Have the Myths <br/> <br/> <br/>In the time before the Flood, horses were wild creatures of the plains; course of build, dusty-brown like the dry grasses, fearful of man. Then there were the unicorns. <br/> <br/>Unicorns were rare and beautiful creatures, with huge liquid eyes, delicate features, and silken coats that changed from baby red or black to luminous silver in adults. They carried their heads high and proud, and their tails flung in the wind like banners. The unicorns did not fear man, but sometimes sought his company as intellectual equals, inspiring all privileged enough to know them with their grace and beauty. <br/> <br/>Noah faithfully carried aboard the arc a pair of the finest unicorns; a large fiery stallion of great speed, and his kind, gentle mare who was famous for her beautiful head. They patiently endured the confinement, waiting for the water to recede. When it did, however, jagged rocks began to poke up from the water, and some scraped and banged against the hull, frightening animals and worrying the family. <br/> <br/>One windy evening there was a loud crash as the hull was pierced, and water began rushing into the arc. Panic ensued, and Noah cried out to God, asking Him to save them. God replied, "I already have." Noah looked out and saw the unicorn stallion leaping out into the waves. <br/> <br/>The stallion swam beneath the arc and drove his horn deep into the hole, where it broke off. The water stopped pouring in, and the arc stopped sinking. The family joyfully bailed out all of the water, then noticed the mare standing with her head hanging. Only then did they remember the stallion, who had no way to get back into the arc. Without their help he had drowned in the rough water. <br/> <br/>When the arc finally came to rest, the animals ran out onto the land. The mare, now very heavy in foal, stepped out last and slowly went around the arc to her mate's broken horn. Her dark eyes filled with grief, she sank her own horn deep into the arc next to his, and snapped it off. It never grew back, but left a scar on her forehead. <br/> <br/>Soon after, lovely twins were foaled. They were fine baby unicorns, and between their huge eyes were the bulging hornbuds of their kind. But their mother's sorrow while carrying them had made them different. Their horns never grew, and in their place were marks of purest white where their mother's scar was. <br/> <br/>Their descendants still keep the memory of their valiant sire, and have his selfless courage. Ashamed that they had forgotten the stallion, Noah's family spoke little of the original unicorns, and in time they became known only in myth. We now know their descendants as Arabian horses. <br/> <br/> <br/>copyright 2003 LECarr</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 1 reply </div>

Grandma 2004-07-25T03:52:54Z TracyW http://arabianhorses.tribe.net/thread/0784e3f9-c587-4b19-acfb-30fb29b1bde9 2004-07-21T22:48:22Z 2004-07-16T17:59:58Z

<div>when I got my mare (years ago), the original owner had started the registration process, and gotten the baby assigned a number. Unfortunately, she never finished the process, and I have in my paperwork a letter from the registry saying that the 'case' would be closed unless she responded, which she didn't. So, at this point, I think I need to DNA test her to prove lineage, and then get her registered. I'm just thinking that if I decide to breed her the registry is valuable, otherwise, since I'm not planning on selling her, and we don't show, I'm somewhat ambivelant (no offense anyone!). Last time I checked, it was insanely expensive to do this process thru the registry, and as a doctoral student and poor therapist, I just don't have the money. <br/> <br/>So- I really have 2 questions: <br/>1. does anyone have thoughts on the value of putting your arabian on the registry or not? <br/>2. does anyone know if the hair DNA testing method is acceptable for this? I know there is a company that tests hair follicles, and it's much cheaper than sending blood to the arabian registry. <br/> <br/>Thanks for any advice! <br/>Tracy</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://arabianhorses.tribe.net">Arabian Horses</a> - 7 replies </div>

TracyW 2004-07-16T17:59:58Z