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| Posted: Fri Mar 28th, 2008 01:15 am |
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kmpage333 G.O.G Community Member
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I have created a yahoo list and am researching gaited Arabians. My stallion gaits in the pasture and I have owned a 5 gaited Arabian before. It is my goal to breed and train gaited Arabians. Any one have info about gaited Arabian bloodlines they would like to share? My stallion is Habib Rafiq, SE/AK liver chestnut. Bloodlines I'm aware of include: Raseyn, Rabiyas, Bazelyd, Gulastra. The list is Gaited_Arabians@yahoogroups.com Sincerely, Karen Page Stardust Arabians Lawton, OK
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| Posted: Mon Mar 31st, 2008 12:05 pm |
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JoyRider G.O.G Community Member 
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They had a special on TV Saturday night about Arabian horses. I did not get to see it as I had company. My non-horsey brother who loves to watch movies or documentaries about horses called and told me. He watched it and said it made him want one. This is the brother that says if we had to go back to riding horses he would rather walk as everytime in his youth he went to a riding stable he always ended up hanging in a tree. LOL
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| Posted: Tue Apr 1st, 2008 10:01 am |
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ILuvRambo! G.O.G Community Member 
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I used to have a single-footing arabian. I will post pix later.
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| Posted: Tue Apr 1st, 2008 04:03 pm |
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Brenda Im Pasture Boss 
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This is all news to me! I've never come across a full blooded, gaited Arabian. One local gal has an ArabXTWH mare - black - that is a total knockout. I'd love to see some video clips of these horses in gait. PB 
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| Posted: Tue Apr 1st, 2008 04:30 pm |
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ILuvRambo! G.O.G Community Member
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Brenda Im wrote: This is all news to me! I've never come across a full blooded, gaited Arabian. One local gal has an ArabXTWH mare - black - that is a total knockout. I'd love to see some video clips of these horses in gait. I wish I had videos of the gaited Arab I owned, he was an INCREDIBLE horse.....my brother has some on his old projector style movies.  Here is a pic of him.......not very good, but I plan on photoshopping....the picture was taken in 1985! He was the sweetest, smoothest horse I have ever ridden! He gaited even when he was loose in the pasture! He was a reg. 16hd Arab gelding..."Big Red" I was sooo proud of him!  
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| Posted: Tue Apr 1st, 2008 10:39 pm |
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kmpage333 G.O.G Community Member
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"Here is a pic of him.......not very good, but I plan on photoshopping....the picture was taken in 1985! He was the sweetest, smoothest horse I have ever ridden! He gaited even when he was loose in the pasture! He was a reg. 16hd Arab gelding..."Big Red" I was sooo proud of him! "Do you have any idea what his registered name was? Or maybe the owner of record? I'm trying to trace bloodlines. Thanks! Karen Last edited on Tue Apr 1st, 2008 10:39 pm by kmpage333 ____________________ Karen Page Stardust Arabians Lawton, OK kmpage333@gmail.com http://www.stardustarabians.com |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 2nd, 2008 02:40 am |
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ILuvRambo! G.O.G Community Member
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kmpage333 wrote: His sire was Tisaan's Sugar....Big Red was born in 1970, in Moorhead , MN if that helps. Just so u kjnow, he wasn't born gaiting, he was trained. But his trainer said it came extremely natural for him. I would love to find out more about him. I think his dam's name was Triangle Blondie? I was told he was bred very well....and it obviosuly shows, but I'm not familiar with any of his rellies?!
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| Posted: Wed Apr 2nd, 2008 02:41 am |
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ILuvRambo! G.O.G Community Member
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kmpage333 wrote: Oops....his reg. name was "Royal Charge."
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| Posted: Wed Apr 2nd, 2008 04:28 pm |
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kmpage333 G.O.G Community Member
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"His sire was Tisaan's Sugar....Big Red was born in 1970, in Moorhead , MN if that helps. Just so u kjnow, he wasn't born gaiting, he was trained. But his trainer said it came extremely natural for him. I would love to find out more about him. I think his dam's name was Triangle Blondie? I was told he was bred very well....and it obviosuly shows, but I'm not familiar with any of his rellies?!" Thanks for the information! I'll add him to my growing list of gaited Arabians. He appears to have been registered as FOX-FIRE MORZAM (13/16 Arabian). Big Red was probably his barn name. So not purebred, but close enough that the gaiting ability probably did come from the Arab side. Fox-Fire Morzam is by Morzam (purebred) and out of a 7/8 Arabian mare named Tisaans Sugar who is out of the 3/4 Arabian mare Blondel, who is in turn out of Triangle Blonie, whose dam is listed as named "Lady" and was a grade horse. He has Rabiyas (mulitple lines) on both sides of his pedigree, as well as Gulastra through another source. He also has multiple lines to Raseyn. I would definitely consider him a well bred horse. I'm not too worried about the fact that he was taught to gait. From my time with Saddlebreds I know that they have to have the ability in order to be gaited. It's not something that all horses can be taught to do.
____________________ Karen Page Stardust Arabians Lawton, OK kmpage333@gmail.com http://www.stardustarabians.com |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 2nd, 2008 06:08 pm |
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ILuvRambo! G.O.G Community Member
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kmpage333 wrote: "His sire was Tisaan's Sugar....Big Red was born in 1970, in Moorhead , MN if that helps. Just so u kjnow, he wasn't born gaiting, he was trained. But his trainer said it came extremely natural for him. I would love to find out more about him. I think his dam's name was Triangle Blondie? I was told he was bred very well....and it obviosuly shows, but I'm not familiar with any of his rellies?!"Yes...now I remember a "Morzam?" being named on his pedigree. On the papers I have his reg. name was "Royal Charge" Yep..."Big Red" was his nickname. 15/16 Arabian.......does that mean he is "almost" purebred? What other breeds were in him? His papers are at my parents house in ND...I will search for them next time I am there to give u more info. Thank u so much for informing me of his bloodlines. He was truly the BEST horse I ever had, I can still cry when I think of the day he died. He was the gentlest creature one would ever meet....but so bold and proud under saddle! Where do u find your info? I would like to do some research myself. U own gaited Arabs?
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| Posted: Wed Apr 2nd, 2008 06:13 pm |
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ILuvRambo! G.O.G Community Member
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Also.....do u have any pix of Tisaan's Sugar, Morzam, etc...just curious 2 see what they look like. I was always hoping I could find another horse just like him with the same bloodlines. kmpage333 wrote: "His sire was Tisaan's Sugar....Big Red was born in 1970, in Moorhead , MN if that helps. Just so u kjnow, he wasn't born gaiting, he was trained. But his trainer said it came extremely natural for him. I would love to find out more about him. I think his dam's name was Triangle Blondie? I was told he was bred very well....and it obviosuly shows, but I'm not familiar with any of his rellies?!"
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| Posted: Sat Apr 26th, 2008 02:20 am |
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GLullaby G.O.G Community Member
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OMG, I want to breed gaited arabians as well. ^^ My mare shows a tendency to gait so I plan to encourage it. xD
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| Posted: Sat Apr 26th, 2008 02:26 am |
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kmpage333 G.O.G Community Member
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If you look in the archives of my yahoo list (gaitedArabians@yahoo.com), there is an extensive discussion about gaited Arabians. What bloodlines is your mare? I have the Arabian datasource, so I can look her up with only a registered name, or number. Karen
____________________ Karen Page Stardust Arabians Lawton, OK kmpage333@gmail.com http://www.stardustarabians.com |
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| Posted: Sun Apr 27th, 2008 05:58 am |
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GLullaby G.O.G Community Member
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She's registered as KC Carlene, but I plan to change her name soon. =D I'm not sure about her mother besides that she's aparently straight egyptian, and her sire is Bachelor Bey so I am not sure if he has any history of gaiting either. xD Also, I just joined your group and am waiting for approval. Last edited on Sun Apr 27th, 2008 06:07 am by GLullaby |
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| Posted: Mon May 5th, 2008 06:39 pm |
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TheBlaze G.O.G Community Member 
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As a side note, I was just on the island of Antigua down in the Caribbean and rode a gaited horse. He was a horse with no name. I asked Rastaman, our guide, if he knew anything about where these horses came from and he said they have a lot of Arabian blood in them. Here's a pic of me on Horse with No Name. I call him an Antiguan Racking Horse. Rastaman said they call them Marching Horses. Attachment: Racking Horse.jpg (Downloaded 102 times)
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| Posted: Sun Feb 27th, 2011 11:47 pm |
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Roadapple Cider G.O.G Community Member
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Quite a few of the early day Arabians were 5 gaited. The one I owned was Tikar #9116. Many traced back to *Raseyn.
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| Posted: Mon Feb 28th, 2011 05:44 am |
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Lakota G.O.G Community Member 
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I remember seeing a picture from the 1930's of a grey arabian horse that was racking very nicely. It may have been an old post somewhere on this messageboard, or it could have been something I found while googleing around on the net. Might have been from an old issue of The Gaited Horse magazine.
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| Posted: Tue Mar 1st, 2011 04:03 pm |
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SunnysMum G.O.G Community Member 
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I know the lady that created the AWP breed, Joan was telling me about the arabians they have behind the TWH breed.
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| Posted: Tue Aug 30th, 2011 06:23 pm |
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Baron G.O.G Community Member 
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Brenda Im wrote:This is all news to me! I've never come across a full blooded, gaited Arabian. One local gal has an ArabXTWH mare - black - that is a total knockout. I'd love to see some video clips of these horses in gait. |
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. We are begining ground training on her in earnest.