CLASSIC BLOODSTOCK'S MARES
" Good horses, like good men, have good mothers!!"
MG Rimanah l AK Riana Star l Alabaster Moniet l Sharafa Shai l Ali Majiida 1 MB Sashali 1 Mia Bint Bayfire 1 Imperial Nariya 1 Bint Nariya 1 Desert Asadda SA 1Tsilk n Satin 1 l Piaf Bene 1 Jasmine Shai
Piaf Bene and Alabaster Moniet at play. Sashali and Lacey.
 
Pictured here is Rimanah with her 2002 Ibn Shai filly at 3 days.
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Sharafa is a big bodied young mare. She's stands 15 hands at the moment. She is very sweet and loves people. She likes to slip up on people and gently touch them. She thinks people are really neat. She is always in your pocket following people around the pasture. I don't think she's met a stranger. Sharafa is very fancy and has lots of trot and tail carriage. She loves standing up for halter. She is such a ham. Sharafa is starting school so no more class clown. She's going to practice to be the A student. She really wants to be no.1.
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Maggie is my trotting machine of extreme type. She is just exquisite. More photos of Maggie click here. Maggie" had a striking blood bay colt by Ibn Shai in March 2004. He looks like the spitting image of his father. He acts like his father. Look at that bucket in his mouth and at 4 weeks. Boy was I surprised, baby Shai. He has incredible ears, they hook in and nearly touch. He is upright and a big mover with lots of tail carriage. Like his mother this colt has springs in his legs. Maggie is a trotting machine. She can trot over level with bare feet. She has lots of hock action along with extreme type and unbelievable tail carriage.
Her tail female line is the same as the well known stallion MH Richter.
Click here for Maggie's
foals. Pedigree:
Sashali is a very sweet and gentle mare. She is the baby sitter for the weanlings. She adopts anybodys foal that looks like it needs a mommy. She was in an accident as a yearling and can not carry weight. So she is not broke to ride, but she is very athletic and beautiful to watch move.
She has a big, big trot. And she is a solid 15.2 hands.
Sashali has a beautiful dark grey colt by Ali Bayfire who was born April 2004. He is for sale. He is full brother to Mia Bint Bayfire only grey. He's a great big colt very pretty, tons of tail carriage and very sweet He looks like his sister in a lot of ways. I really like him. He is very fancy. All of Sashali's foals (she's had only 2) have been super furry when they're born. So they're like surprise packages, I have to see them wet or I won't know what they look like until they shed out. For pictures of Sahali's foals click here. Pedigree:
Mia has grown up, she stands 15.1 hands. She has high tail carriage and a wonderful trot. her head is very, very dry and dished with big dark eyes and little muzzle. She can really trot. She's a thinking girl and is very sensible. Mia won the '03 Gulf Coast Halter Futurity as a yearling. I decided to do something different with
Mia so she went into race training. She loved it. She had always known she
was fast and now she was out to prove it. Mia raced at Sam Houston race track in Houston and in San Antonio at Retama Park.
Mia broke her maiden (she won her first race) in Houston. She earned
$3985.00. She is the 2nd highest money earner for SE mares in
the US. You can be pretty and win races or as they say pretty is as pretty
does. Look at her tail carriage this is natural. And of course, she is a delight to handle. The first 2 photos are of her in early training and the next 2 are of her after winning her race. Her change in attitude shows. More racing photos here.
Mia's win picture by Coady photography. Mia was shown in the 2006 Christmas show and was named Res. Grand Champion mare. She was still looking for the saddling paddock. I took her to the Spindletop Show in May 2007 and she was named Champion mare in Sport horse in hand open and ATH with me showing her. She was sure this was another odd saddling paddock and the sport horse class was an odd pre-race vet check. She was eyeing her competition and knew she could take the western horses without trying. Her eyes nearly fell out at the buggy horse, but she still figured she could take him. She was very surprised when she had to go back in the ring for her second class. I'm sure wondered why she hadn't passed the first vet check. Mia is now starting a career in dressage with me riding her. I keep telling her I'm not a jockey. I like it slow not fast at least not as fast as Mia likes it. Pedigree:
(*Ibn Safinez x SKF Say Orah) 1997, Grey Mare, 15 H., Straight Egyptian, Al Khamsa, Asil, Strain: Dahmah Shahwaniyah.
Nariya is a wonderful broodmare. She is very sweet
and a big mover. Its a shame she was not trained to ride. I think she would have
been a wonderful saddle horse. I just look at her and want to ride her.
Pedigree:
SKF SAY ORAH
"Aria" is a sweety. Very people friendly. She loves to come see what is going on with the people. I think she'll do well in the show ring in halter and than in performance. She is sweet filly who has been spending her life just growing up out in the pasture. She has huge eyes which really do not show in these photos. She will be a looker as she grows up. I keep wondering if she could run. Look at the stride on this girl. Hmmm.
Her pedigree is a rare combo of both sire and dam having the same tail female. She doubles up the famous mare *Pharrah. Pedigree:
Hia Sud Abnus x CR Shaula x Anchor Hill Faser) 2002, Chestnut Mare, Straight Egyptian, Blue List, Al Khamsa, Asil, Strain: Saqlawi.
Asadda is a bright chestnut with a flaxen mane. She has matured out to a very solid 15+ hands. She has a deep dish in her head and nice conformation. I expect she'll do well in halter and western pleasure. She's in winter coat in the photos below.
Her sire is Black and a Regional Halter Champion. Her grandfather Ahadd has wins in Halter, Western Pleasure, Trail and Hunter. He did it all. His sire, *Asadd was Nat'l Ch Stallion and Nat'l Ch English Pleasure horse and beat Huckleberry Bey for that Nat'l Champ English horse title. He was quite a horse. Interestingly Asadda's tail female line comes to the U.S. via Bentwood farm from Sweden.
Asadda has gone to school. She is being ridden and she will be a beauty under saddle. I think she will be a knock out in Western Pleasure and trail with all that long, long blonde mane. But she can move out so maybe some hunter too? And to my total surprise! Asadda likes to jump. She has cleared a 4 foot fence because she thought she needed in the other pasture. Hmmmm, maybe a jumper? These are photos of her first under saddle ride, the maiden flight. She is doing well and has started trail riding.
Pedigree:
(Caprisse x Tsilk n Samurai x Rohara Samurai) 1990, Grey Mare, 14.3 Hands, Domestic, Strain: Kuhaylah
"Lacey" is a beautiful mare. She doesn't even look real. She looks more like an artist rendering of a fantasy Arabian than a real horse. She is pure white with huge wide set light-bulb eyes on an extreme head. She has a long high set neck and is just gorgeous. Lacey went to her first show that I know of and she took Res. Champion Mare and a third in Reining. She seems to be a natural in reining as she really only had a month of training. She did a reining stop in the halter class to our amusement. She will also be a strong contender in Hunter. Lacey has had a super cute little bitty baby Ali Bayfire in 2004. The colt is a bay/grey and a stunning baby. He has a dry head that has big black eyes, long upright neck, good legs, and lots of tail carriage. He has shed out a black grey. He has no fear of anything. He looks like he is a halter and English prospect. Click here for current photos of him.
Pedigree:
(Prince Alaa Eldin x Piaf by Valario) 1996, Grey Mare, 14.1 Hands, Egyptian x Double R. Strain: Kuhaylan Dajaniyah
Bene
is possibly the friendliest horse alive. Her name means "Good Prancer"
or "Prancer Good," but she is really the pasture hostess. She is
the hostess with the mostess and nobody is a stranger with her around. She is the last foal for both her
parents. So of course I've kept her. She loves people and keeps up
with everything that is going on everywhere. .
She
wants to be in the middle of everything. If it wasn't for her horse body
you'd mistake her for a large dog following you around, trying to get in your
pocket. I'm sure she'd come in the house if the door was left open for her
to come in and make herself at home. She is a delightful mare. Her full sisters have won in
Halter, Country English, Hunter and Native Costume.
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Oh, the best for the last girl on this page. At least the cutest. Jasmine is my premie baby born out of Piaf Bene's full sister Zara. This is Zara's first foal, born when she was 16 yrs old. Jasmine was around 30 lbs when she was born. The photo on the right is blurry, but you can get the idea, tiny. The vets did not expect a live baby much one that was healthy.. She grew to be over 200 lbs at 4 months. We've come along way baby. Jasmine knows no strangers and loves people. She thinks everyone has come to see her and to scratch her. She will be strong competition for her Aunt Bene on pasture hostess. Obviously, I'll need 2 pastures. She's much bigger now, but still adorable and gives Bene stiff
competition for the most obnoxiously friendly horse out there. I'm not sure who
would win the award.
Pedigree:
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Prince
Alaa Eldin
