Sahanad Preservation Farms

07/25/2024

Babies have been weaned. I wish I could have kept Ghost on her dam longer but with Hope's age, having had a choke episode and being off feed because of it for a little while, I was concerned with her health. Her weight has been declining and she needs a break from having to burn the extra calories while we work on building her back up. Ghost is a big 3 month old so I think she will continue to grow on schedule and we wanted to do what was best for her dam. Ghost is a pretty exciting filly and I absolutely am in love with her build and look forward to her future. Sahaar is growing into a nice young c**t and I am looking forward to his future with his new owners this fall.

07/09/2024

Why choose my horses? One word, trainability. In less than a day this yearling will walk on and off a trailer just by following you. No halter, no lead she loads herself. Took a video of her doing this in 7 seconds. These horses are truly amazing. Don't let Arab stereotype fool you. The true desert Arabs are the best!

06/22/2024

Some pictures of our 2024 foals. It has been so hot but they still enjoy some play time when the evening cools down. Sahaar is now 4 months old and our little Ghost is now 2 months old. Both grey and both by Siggi Saha. So proud of these two foals.

06/22/2024

05/19/2024

Siggi Saha today. I can't believe he is now 8 years old and has been with me for 5 years now. He has been a blessing to the farm and consistently outproduces himself every time. He also is what I think the perfect Davenport "look".

05/16/2024

Love our Siggi Saha babies for 2024. Foaling season is over for us and it wasn't without its ups and downs. But we will continue on preserving these beautiful, athletic and sweet horses for the future to enjoy.

04/22/2024

*SOLD* Available for your consideration is our 2024 Grey Davenport/AK/Sahanad c**t Pride of Saha by Siggi Saha and out of Jadah Cassiah. This boy has been stunning the moment he hit the ground and will continue to impress if he lives up to how his full brother matures during his time here. He is very correct with a short back, tiny tipped ears, great width between his eyes, straight legs and is super athletic. He is only two months old and has some growing to do. His dam has a small uterus which makes them smaller at birth but if he grows like his sibling I imagine he will sprout up in the coming months. He was also 2 weeks premature so even though he is smaller I still imagine he will grow to be around 15 hands or more. He is super special to a breeding program with his lineage but also should excel in multiple disciplines. I have tons of pictures of him, his full sibling, his sire and his dam. DM me for more information and pricing.

04/20/2024

Opus our first Siggi Saha foal has started preschool. Hard to believe Siggis first c**t was born 4 years ago and is now under way to saddle training. He will be a great endurance mount for his owner and she loves him very much.

04/19/2024

I feel it only fitting to allow my sweet Legacy to live on through her half sister. The name came to me immediately after her birth and I saw she would be a Grey and was in fact a filly. Legacys Ghost or Legacys Phantom because I like Phantom more than ghost but her name is Ghost and she is an absolute doll baby and as big as her two month old paternal brother🫢

04/18/2024

HPF Sahanads Hope at age 26 had her last foal yesterday around 5:15 pm. We are so happy she gave us a Grey filly by Siggi Saha to carry on her legacy. More to come.

04/15/2024

Been awhile since I made a post. Here are some photos around the farm today. Hope everyone enjoys my horses as much as we do.

02/22/2024

Baby boy is looking good at 5 days old. He is filling out nicely already and has a regal appearance about him. 2024 Davenport/Sahanad c**t by Siggi Saha and out of Jadah Cassiah

02/17/2024

First foal of the season has arrived. A beautiful Grey c**t sired by Siggi Saha and out of Jadah Cassiah. A pure Davenport with Sahanad Al Khamsa c**t.

11/26/2023

3rd Blog Post down. I meant to publish it a lot sooner but it didn't load right. This post is about letting go. I find a lot of us have had to let our dear friends cross over the rainbow bridge this past year and if you are like me have had to do so in other past years as well. Sometimes letting go doesn't mean euthanizing but letting go in other terms. I hope you enjoy my thoughts on this and remember it is just my opinion and every one is entitled to their own.

http://www.sahanadpreservation.com/blog/letting-go

11/10/2023

Second blog post is up! It is about Sahanad. Not as detailed as I would like but hope to get more time and better prepared for future posts but gives you idea of who she is and how her line has progressed over the years and where it is at now.

Sahanad was born in 1959 and was bred by a Stephen Bonovich. She was sired by the Davenport stallion AbuHanad and out of the mare Sahabet. Sahanad was of Davenport descent but also contained the...

10/30/2023

It is up! My first blog about myself and my start into this venture of breeding. I welcome people to comment and add where they started and what they are doing now as we all need to come together if we are going to keep the Arabian breed pure and going no matter the bloodlines we choose to breed. I often here the Arabian community are their worst enemy and I think often that is true. We are quick to judge others for their decisions on breeding, the bloodlines they choose or what they do with their horses. I feel we need to come together more as we all share one thing in common. The love for the Arabian breed and what they have given us over the course of our lives.
http://www.sahanadpreservation.com/blog/introductions

10/30/2023

It is up! My first blog about myself and my start into this venture of breeding. I welcome people to comment and add where they started and what they are doing now as we all need to come together if we are going to keep the Arabian breed pure and going no matter the bloodlines we choose to breed. I often here the Arabian community are their worst enemy and I think often that is true. We are quick to judge others for their decisions on breeding, the bloodlines they choose or what they do with their horses. I feel we need to come together more as we all share one thing in common. The love for the Arabian breed and what they have given us over the course of our lives.

I feel that my first post should be an introduction of who I am and some of my thoughts and feelings about what I am trying to achieve with my program and welcome anyone reading this to do the same...

10/26/2023

After watching some of last years AK convention videos about marketing I realized I have been neglecting my website. We are currently under construction and hope to have it updated and our new blog posts underway in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for more updates. I also hope to add a youtube channel with videos of the farm and horses for your enjoyment. This is all a work in progress but hope it helps get more people involved with these wonderful horses.

10/17/2023

I often glamorize OPA Yowel in many posts. After all he is where this whole preservation started for me many years ago. But don't forget I have three other star stallions that are beautiful, elegant, intelligent and athletic. I love them all for their individuality and character.

Siggi Saha: https://alkhamsa.org/akroster/search/horse/45717
Storrmee Shahmonee: https://alkhamsa.org/akroster/search/horse/46846
RMR Hanad: https://alkhamsa.org/akroster/search/horse/25452

10/11/2023

Yowel is enjoying his role as child's pony. Not bad for a 21 year old stallion. He is loving the attention.