Consumed by a passion for the Arabian Horse since 1985, Boardman Arabians LLC specializes in family-f
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18 years ago, I was blessed to give birth to this incredible young lady who has made my life so much better in so many ways. She is ferocious and brave and independent and strong, yet compassionate and soft when she wants to be, feminine in all the best ways, and has a strong will with an even stronger drive. I am incredibly lucky to be her mother. I love you, Madison Ann!
Our boy Blu is a linebred descendant!
FADL: The Everyman's Horse
*Fadl was one of the first stallions imported by henry Babson in 1932 and he had a notable career at stud. he established a line of champions that led to the famous Khemosabi (a national champion in the 1960s and 70s, and one of the breeds foremost sires). *Fadl, however, was a champion in his own right and represented the versatility Arabians are known for. He excelled at endurance rides, halter classes, polo, working cow, harness, stud, and pleasure riding. For this reason, *Fadl was described as "all things to all men" by George Cason, manager of Babson Arabian Farm.
“What To Look For In “September”
Artist: Claire Fletcher.
: After the importations from Egypt to America in the 1950's, Poland and Russia were the next countries to heavily influence American breeders. The history of Polish Arabian horse breeding traces back more than 200 years. Unfortunately, much of it was destroyed in the first and second world wars, yet there were remnants, which the Poles used to rebuild their bloodstock. The genetic power created by the post-war Polish breeding programs at Janow Podlaski, Michalow, Albigowa, Kurozweki and Bialka is indescribable, thanks to the genius of their dedicated directors and inspectors. Poland became the source for beautiful and athletic Arabian horses not only for American breeders, but for breeders around the world.
You can learn more about the fascinating history and culture of Arabian horses by visiting the Al-Marah Arabian Horse Galleries . -Marah
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Ahhh yes, the season where we come alive
Becky
SO MANY AWFUL THINGS IN THIS PICTURE!!!
Horse Welfare Organizations Unite to Protest at Shelbyville Celebration
Shelbyville, TN – For the first time ever, a dozen horse welfare organizations from across the United States are coming together to protest at the Celebration in Shelbyville, Tennessee. The protest will take place at the side entrance of the celebration, located on Celebration Drive, on August 29th at 5:30 pm.
The organizations are protesting the abuse of Tennessee walking horses, a practice known as "soring." Soring involves the intentional infliction of pain to a horse's hooves and legs in order to produce an exaggerated gait that is prized in the show ring, but is only achieved through abuse and suffering.
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has ruled against soring, stacks, and chains, and these organizations are coming together to show their support of the USDA's final ruling to end this abuse and to be the voice for horses.
"Soring is a cruel and inhumane practice that causes horses immense pain and suffering," said Tawnee Preisner, a representative of Horse Plus Humane Society. "We are calling on the USDA to enforce its ruling and put an end to this abuse once and for all."
The organizations are also calling on the Shelbyville Celebration to adopt a zero-tolerance policy for soring and to ban the use of stacks and chains.
"The Shelbyville Celebration has the responsibility to protect the horses that are shown at its event," said Tawnee Preisner. "We urge the Celebration to do the right thing and end the abuse of Tennessee Walking horses."
The protest will feature speakers from various horse welfare organizations. The organizations coming together to protest are from Tennessee, Utah, South Dakota, Nebraska, Texas, Wisconsin, Indiana and Michigan. Never has there been such a large presence at a protest representing horse welfare organizations across the United States that are saying no to horse abuse, no to stacks and chains, and that this abuse must be stopped!
Full Circle of Life Horse Shelter Network
Aidynne (Flynne x Archana)
Just look at that face!💕
As the world's oldest riding academy, the Spanish Riding School of Vienna has been maintaining and practising classical horsemanship in its Renaissance tradition of the “High School” for over 459 years.
The Spanish Riding School (German: Spanische Hofreitschule) is an Austrian institution dedicated to the preservation of classical dressage and the training of Lipizzaner horses, based in Vienna, Austria, whose performances in the Hofburg are also a tourist attraction. The leading horses and riders of the school also periodically tour and perform worldwide. It is one of the "Big Four", the most prestigious classical riding academies in the world, alongside the Cadre Noir, the Portuguese School of Equestrian Art, and the Royal Andalusian School
This is Rifala by Raffles. We have intense Raffles in our program!
The best time to preserve our history was ages ago. The second best time is now.
Omg please please all horse people need to watch every moment of this. Please. When you "rescue" a horse from the kill pens, this is what you are funding! 
https://www.theswiftrunner.com/a-walk-with-trela.html
At 5:45 a.m. the Janów Podlaski’s streets are empty as I take a left at the church across from the small main square, then veering left again onto Aleja Andrezeja Krzyształowicza towards the stud. I am driving a little faster than I should, but tardiness is simply not possible today. I have been...
Krum, TX
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Flynne is a fantastic sire. He consistently throws beauty, athleticism, smarts, and his wonderful disposition onto any mare of any breed he is crossed with. This is the second Flynne /Haflinger cross and you just can't imagine a more solid, gorgeous, and talented Sporthorse prospect. This boy sold before we had even advertised him!
Stunning half-Arab colt sired by our senior stallion Flynne (Cavu Ralvon Valor x Erynne). This boy is a chocolate chestnut with a flaxen mane and tail, built like a brick you know what house, and moves with power and grace. He will be a stunner both in the show ring and on the trail. Make him yours! 2️⃣5️⃣🕔🕔
Terrifying video is on here. Starting at 2:07
Here is the riding video. Go to 2:08 seconds.
Faelynne (Brahm x Erynne) 2019 mare 5th generations
(Brahm x Erynne) She is available! 5th generation
Dreaming of big things
One of the coolest things about our horses is they serve a therapy horses in our non-profit. From birth! Here, Aidynne and Indigo Midnight Sky work one on one with a client. Quieting the mind. Helping to create mindfulness and awareness of the joy of being in the moment. Yes - these bloodlines win at the national level every year. But they ALSO do this. And from their earliest memories. This makes them the best partners for life anyone could ask for. Aidynne (bay), Indigo Eclipse (black, possibly homozygous) Indigo Smoke Signal (black with varnish and some jade in her eyes!), and Indigo Crème Brûlée (chestnut pony filly) are ALL available! Inquiries invited!
Inquiries invited!
These are the great stallions, the progenitors, that our breeding program preserves. True Arabian type. 14.1 hands average. Exquisite type. Rock hard legs and feet. Ability to carry full size men and women long distances. Dispositions to adapt to ANY situation. And BEAUTY. Sheer, undeniable Arabian beauty! THAT is what we strive for!
Indigo Eclipse enjoying the cold
Faelynn
Why a Boardman Arabian? This is why!
