Haykal for sale
Haykal is my 2015 Ma’naqi Sbayli colt, by Monologue CF out of CSA Baroness Lady, which has one of the breed’s rarest tail female in Asil form, back to Lady Anne Blunt’s Ferida. Both parents went to preservation homes last year, but I regret letting Monologue go so early without leaving more offspring behind, in light of what he has produced.
Haykal is for sale, because I need to bring numbers down, keep the fillies (which will have more colts!), and focus on the old American lines. Of the six horses I have bred to so far in this country, he is the one with the best action and disposition. His head and tail carriage and his flying, aerial trot stood out since he was a foal, as has his joy of being alive. He was the one born prematurely, could not stand up on his own, and just as I was ready to give up on him, Sue raised him every two hours for the first three days of his life so he could nurse. Since then he has grown by leaps and bounds, and never ceased to want to remind everyone that he was present.
He would make a good riding horse, and in another era when folks were not so fixated on these disfigured faces dished in the extreme, a good show horse, too.
This video was taken last year, when was a yearling. Forgive the music, it’s just my attempt at hiding the background noises.
As I am revisiting this wonderful blog space
I saw and read so many good topics and responders it is mind blowing.
This is like a resort and special re treat.
If you know what I mean. Greetings to Mr. Ferris by the way.
Missed his now famous speech at a certain event in Germany.
My non asil Arabian mares demanded attention. As always….
The Bahraini stallions on display are too far away for my Arabian non asil mares. But a lot of such fine progentors would bring back straight and fine chiselled classic heads into the lineages I have here.
But, as always, they are too exclusive and too far away.
Special thanks to all the research everybody is doing over the years. And thanks to the savior of asil Syrian horses. That person is an absolute hero. As is anyone else who might save a Syrian life. It is truly a tragedy.
Oh boy-oh-boy. He is a typical yearling-boy on this video.
He is all over the place . With Daddy hanging on for dear life.
And so precious indeed.
I hope he found a loving and appreciative new home.