Bear Creek Ranch

06/27/2024

With MarVeena Meek – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

06/22/2024

Look how adorable

don't swipe past without sending him some love and Wishes!
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06/21/2024

This little girl is going to grow up loving horses. Disposition is of prime importance at our farm.

06/19/2024

Pictured is Sawdah our mare who lives near Austin at Bear Creek Ranch. Also pictured is Zambuka her sire and 2 Zambuka grandson's out of Sawdah... The legend lives on! I have to say that no matter who she is crossed with the results are beautiful...

06/12/2024

May I ask everyone's prayers to God that tomorrow we have another amazing collection from Atum, and that it safely arrives for the mare waiting for it, and that many foals are conceived in this process for a lovely lady and mare.

We would be most thankful!

Amen

06/05/2024

Happy Birthday Skye Dioscuri!! Will you all give her a big happy birthday!

05/13/2024

I would like to purchase a foal alert system. Does anyone have one available for sale? Used would be fine.

05/10/2024

Love his gorgeous c**t! Sired by Atum out of one of Marilyn's most beautiful mares!

May I introduce you to the black SE c**t FA Inali. Inali is Cherokee for "black fox" Inali is a stunning c**t who will mature over 15h. His eyes are some of the biggest I have seen on any SE in the US. His neck is well set with beautiful orientation and a lovely clean mitbah. If you are searching for a outstanding black SE c**t to add to your program...look no further. Contact for additional info and pics.

05/08/2024

05/07/2024

Great photography ❤️

05/07/2024

05/05/2024

OMG!! It’s true 😂😂😂

05/05/2024

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05/05/2024

In the early years of The Egyptian Event there was not a full slate of classes. In fact, the idea for the Event was more about gathering, exhibiting horses that were representative of one’s breeding program, educational forums and very little focus on showing or competition. The yearling Futurity Classes were designed primarily as a showcase for the non-straight get of Straight Egyptian and Egyptian Sired Stallions. It wasn’t until years later that other classes were added. We thought it might be beneficial to highlight some of the winners who were not Straight Egyptian and some of their non-Egyptian heritage. Read more on the blog: https://www.pyramidsocietyfoundation.org/post/egyptian-event-champions

05/05/2024

Two Seasons Remembered Forever

For horse owners and breeders, the foaling season is a time filled with anticipation and excitement. A year of waiting culminates in the birth of a new life, and there are moments when the reward for the wait becomes a part of history. The years 2004 and 2005 were among those unforgettable seasons.

After a triumphant run, winning back-to-back World Championships in Paris, France, Marwan Al Shaqab's arrival in the United States was met with high expectations and eager anticipation. His first US National Championship in the fall of 2003 only added to his already impressive credentials. In addition to his successful show career, Marwan had bred twenty mares in the United States, with a few foals from his time in Mallorca, Spain, already showing outstanding results. The American breeders were brimming with excitement and anticipation.

In 2004, two c**ts were born, exceeding all expectations: Marajj and Marquis.

Marajj, a beautiful, rich bay, well-balanced, and exquisitely faced c**t, was the first to claim a significant award and represent what Marwan was able to produce. His Junior Champion C**t win at Scottsdale in 2005 was just the beginning of his global success. Marajj continued to win countless awards worldwide, being named both World Champion and US National Champion. His impact as a sire is equally impressive, having produced World and National Champions. Marajj is owned by Albidayer in Sharjah, UAE.

Marquis, born in Canada, made his show ring debut in Menton, France, marking the start of his global success. His exceptional qualities were evident from the start, as he won his first outing commandingly. Known for his glistening chestnut color and unique brilliance, Marquis trotted across arenas in multiple countries, earning massive points for his beauty and charisma. His record includes two World Champions, a testament to the international impact of Marwan's offspring. Marquis is owned by Al Khalediah in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

As a sire, Marwan was officially recognized as a superior sire, destined to make history.

The 2005 foal crop proved to be equally impressive. Two future World Champions were born, but both had some winning to do in America first.

Baanderos went to Scottsdale as a yearling and left a Champion and with a new owner. Once again, Al Khalediah jumped at the opportunity to own one of the great youngsters on the scene. The future recorded wins in Paris, not only as a Junior C**t but as a Senior Stallion. In addition, Baanderos was a Champion from England to Dubai and many places in between.

His birth created quite a stir. Many calls were made describing this exotic bay c**t; was he too extreme? Several interested parties journeyed to California hoping to buy the son of Marwan, QR Marc. Ultimately, Rohara Arabians were the lucky buyers and showed him to Regional wins and the US Reserve National Champion. Eventually, QR Marc was sold to Belgium, where he was shown to World Champion Stallion for Knocke Arabians. Too extreme, certainly not!

2004 and 2005 were tell-tale years for what was to come from Marwan Al Shaqab. He would be the leading sire of Champions for many consecutive years. He lives happily at the famed Al Shaqab Stud in Doha, Qatar.

05/05/2024

05/05/2024

THE STATE OF THE STRAIGHT EGYPTIAN ARABIAN

By Allison Mehta

As featured in the Spring 2024 issue of Arabian Horse World.

"Bottom line? I sincerely believe that here in the States, we are witnessing the beginnings of a renaissance of Straight Egyptian breeding—with the possibility of a group of easily outcrossed horses emerging with a beauty forged from combining several overused bloodlines with those either forgotten or denigrated over the past 20 years. Plus—these days, no individual or organization is telling SE breeders, for self-serving purposes, what bloodlines they should or shouldn’t consider."

Read more of the story here: https://arabianhorseworld.com/the-state-of-the-straight-egyptian-arabian/

05/05/2024

“No hour of life is wasted that is spent in the saddle.” – Winston Churchill