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Now a reference page . Retired from breeding - precious memories. You can read more about Carmel's books at:- www.carmelrowley.com.au
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…..to the development of a dream and the realisation of a life’s journey. Pearsons View Arabians was established in 1975 when Don and Carmel Rowley, quite simply, fell in love with the Arabian horse. Together they set a goal to connect the beauty of nature with an historic and fascinating breed. Their overwhelming desire to reproduce the desert horse of courage, grace and refinement eventually led

them to Egyptian bloodlines. Now retired from breeding, the memories of over forty years of breeding remain vivid. These days all that was learned and observed concerning the Arabian breed often sneaks itself into the books written by Carmel Rowley.

18/08/2024

A lovely quote to ponder …

01/06/2024

What a wonderful memory, I smile every time I think about that day! Have a super weekend.

18/05/2024

Mind, Soul and Change …
A favourite, candid photo of Simeon Sarah - Dec
(Sankt Georg* x Damirah*)
I think from 2003.
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10/05/2024

Have a wonderful weekend …

24/04/2024

Wonderful life memories ...
Mother and daughter Simeon Shaina dec and Stavs Sorsha dec.

28/03/2024

There are so many incredible reasons to be happy …
Wishing all my fabulous friends and family a happy
and blessed Easter.
"I think of the garden after the rain;
And hope to my heart comes singing,
At morn the cherry-blooms will be white,
And the Easter bells be ringing!"
~Edna Dean Proctor, "Easter Bells"

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29/02/2024

A wonderful poem from the Blog …
THEY TEMPT US ALL – MY BEAUTIFUL – MY ARAB STEED!
by CARMEL on NOVEMBER 26, 2013
https://carmelrowley.com.au/blog/?p=5524
If you’re fortunate enough to own or breed Arabian horses you quickly learn why so much is written about the great love the Arab had for their horse. I adore poetic words along with the words of wisdom written by people who were often first-hand witnesses to the Arabian horse in its desert environment. What could be nicer than to share the words of one of the most touching and tragic poem written by Caroline Norton …
Read on at https://carmelrowley.com.au/blog/?p=5524

27/02/2024

'The earth has music for those who listen.' William Shakespeare

08/02/2024

Simeon Stav (Asfour* x Simeon Safanad) Dec
Five years old

The White Horse
by D.H. Lawrence

The youth walks up to the white horse, to put its halter on
and the horse looks at him in silence.
They are so silent, they are in another world.

07/01/2024

Let's go back to around 1979. Carmel riding Bremervale Tartuffe (Oxford Decimus x Bremervale Zendi)
Purchased as a foal December 1975 - in those days you had to say yes or no from a photograph. We had visited Bremervale that year on a working holiday around Australia and viewed all those super early horses. If we didn't take him there was already others ready to snap him up!
I love the quote BUT this situation happened yet again with another life changing c**t foal - Simeon Stav (*Asfour x Simeon Safanad) in September 1987!

01/01/2024

May 2024 be a chapter of joy, a verse of success, and a tale of prosperity.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY 💖

22/12/2023

It's been a pleasure sharing this year with you all. Sending all my Facebook friends and my family a happy and healthy Christmas. Let's aim for a New Year full of love and happiness. ❤

14/12/2023

From the Blog
by CARMEL from JULY 29, 2011
Learning from the past
https://carmelrowley.com.au/blog/?p=2001
Photographs: The influential SANKT GEORG (US) bred by Richard G Pritzlaff (Not only an important individual for the Pearsons View breeding program but Australia in general)
Bint Moniet El Nefous (Nazeer x Moniet El Nefous) Imported as a yearling, she produced 13 foals at Rancho San Ignacio from 1962 to 1976
Is it possible to be involved with something you love and not learn from the past? It seems it is. I found these words written by Richard Pritzlaff of Rancho San Ignacio 28 years ago… They still resonate as if they were written yesterday…
High in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of north-eastern New Mexico, Richard Pritzlaff lived on his centuries-old ranch. For fifty years he bred his beloved Arabian horse’s amidst a backdrop of extraordinary beauty and serenity.
Richard Pritzlaff writes “…I have my own ideas about horses. Some of them are controversial, I’m sure, but here they are ... Read on at the Blog https://carmelrowley.com.au/blog/?p=2001

07/12/2023

Simeon Sima (*Asfour x Mohema) Dec
Dam of 16 foals.
An amazing brood mare.

17/11/2023

Special Moments
It’s said that we don’t remember days; we remember moments, a painting, a new car, a puppy or even a house.
What about the thrilling moment when you said ‘yes’ to the purchase a special horse?
One very special horse has to be Simeon Stav dec. (Asfour x Simeon Safanad)
For us there were several moments associated with horses that managed to actually change our life?
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Photo - Simeon Stav as a weanling with his sire Asfour.

01/11/2023

Wonderful memories ...

16/08/2023

I keep reading how taking chances is one of the most crucial ways to further one's skills and gain experience.
These days I can't imagine my life where everything had been the same, easy and most importantly - that nobody failed.
Taking chances became our life motto. We would never have achieved all we've done without risk?
"Take a chance you never know how perfect something might turn out to be" ~unknown
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04/04/2023

The adorable Simeon Stav x Simeon Sarah gelding PEARSONS SHANIN jumping happily at every opportunity.

02/12/2022

Pearsons Vogue dec (Odenuel dec x Pearsons Sarchi dec) photograph Gigi Grasso

04/07/2022

Simeon Stav (*Asfour x Simeon Safanad) as a weanling at the time of his purchase.

01/07/2022

Odenuel (*Simeon Samuel x Arjai Lucinda) as a yearling competing at the Classic in Victoria around 1986.

17/05/2022

A wonderful post from Dale Waldron, of Cearadale Arabians, love this share. "A Blast from the Past - Two wonderful "Pearsons" stallions that lived here with us at Cearadale, quite a number of years ago now. 😍🤩❤️"
Cearadale Stud is located in Roma, South-Western Queensland, Australia. Established in 1984, Cearadale Arabians is a small, focused breeding program that specializes in creating a beautiful Arabian that will perform in any discipline.
Visit Cearadale Arabians: http://www.cearadalearabians.com

03/05/2022

Over forty years of experiences … Lots of joyful moments looking back.

29/04/2022

Simeon Sarah by Sankt Georg imp USA x Damirah imp Marbach, before the move to Toowoomba Queensland in 1988 so maybe taken in 1987...

28/03/2022

"He doth nothing but talk of his horse..." ~William Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice, 1605 [I, 2, Portia]
One of the best things in life - talking horses! Ring a friend …

12/02/2022

Two of the fabulous foundation mares of Pearsons View ...
Simeon Shaina dec behind (*Asfour x Simeon Safanad)
Simeon Sarah dec in front (*Sankt Georg x *Damirah)
Photograph taken middle1990's.

11/02/2022

Identify the past for the future.
http://carmelrowley.com.au/blog/?p=4415
From the Blog in 2013.
Identify the past for the future.....
Breeding Arabian horses has been such a probing aspect of my life. Over the years I've tapped into the fascinating lives of many past breeders, but two, namely Abbas Pasha and Ali Pasha Sherif affected me deeply.
Without these two breeders it’s unlikely that the hundreds of thousands of Arabian horse lovers around the world would own and love the Arabian horse as we know him today. Read on at my Blog -http://carmelrowley.com.au/blog/?p=4415

08/02/2022

I'm beginning to wonder how I found all the energy to write so many blogs. It's appears time purposely slows one down for a small moment the past and the future exist at once in the present.
From the Blog - https://carmelrowley.com.au/blog/?p=7026
THE HORSES OF SAINT MARK’S BASILICA
Carmel Rowley
What a busy few months, apart from working on my latest book I’ve been sorting through our house and having a thorough clean up. After living in one place for thirty years you end up finding so much stuff you’ve forgotten about! Last week when I tackled one of the spare rooms I came across about 25 photograph albums.
And what do you do when you find an old photograph album? You look through it don’t you? That was the end of my sorting for the day. Talk about Alice in Wonderland and falling down a rabbit hole.
After lots of sighing over all the memories, our early horses, photographs of us in our early twenties, I come across a more recent album. This album was nearly full of wonderful black and white photographs of a trip I did with a dear friend to Europe back in 2004.
One of the places we visited was Venice. Here I have to mention that I couldn’t resist including a mystery (set in Venice) in book 2 of The Daughters of the Wind series – Voices in the Wind. That I loved Venice is an understatement, to me the history seeped into my feet and travelled all the way up to my brain. The atmosphere fascinated me …
Read more at the Blog - https://carmelrowley.com.au/blog/?p=7026

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Today is a celebration of the happy memories shared with our three AMAZING foundation mares at Pearsons View Arabians. These photographs were taken by Gregory Egan several years ago - left - Simeon Shaina (*Asfour x Simeon Safanad) - middle - Simeon Sarah(*Sankt Georg x *Damirah), Carmel Rowley and - right - Simeon Sima (*Asfour x *Mohema). We had such great fun but by the look on the mares faces they knew we were not taking it all very seriously. We laughed, rolled our eyes and cursed with frustration, tempted with food and all sorts of paraphernalia to try and get all six ears forward at the same time. Did we succeed? I don't think so but I didn't check every one of the photographs as there are lots. I have to say to these gorgeous mares and to Greg Egan - thanks for the memory. xo

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Four decades of Pearsons View Arabians

…..to the development of a dream and the realization of a life’s journey. Pearsons View Arabians was established in 1975 when Don and Carmel Rowley, quite simply, fell in love with the Arabian horse. Together they set a goal to connect the beauty of nature with an historic and fascinating breed. Their overwhelming desire to reproduce the desert horse of courage, grace and refinement eventually led them to Egyptian bloodlines. The everyday life at Pearsons View is shared with nature. At the bird bath in the garden, wallabies can be seen cautiously drinking while every morning the loud raucous songs of the bird life join with the impatient banging of stable doors, and an occasional whinny from the barn. This symphony of nature is easily heard from the house and every day is duplicated within the small world of Pearsons View.

Pearsons View Arabians was established in 1975 when Don and Carmel Rowley, quite simply, fell in love with the Arabian horse. Together they set a goal to connect the beauty of nature with an historic and fascinating breed. Their overwhelming desire to reproduce the desert horse of courage, grace and refinement eventually led them to Egyptian bloodlines.

The everyday life at Pearsons View is shared with nature. At the bird bath in the garden, wallabies can be seen cautiously drinking while every morning the loud raucous songs of the bird life join with the impatient banging of stable doors, and an occasional whinny from the barn. This symphony of nature is easily heard from the house and every day is duplicated within the small world of Pearsons View.

J.D.Rockefeller Snr, once said, "If you want to succeed you should strike out on new paths, rather than travel the worn paths of accepted success."

That is exactly how the Pearsons View breeding program is operated, purposely ignoring the concept of fads and fashion, while prudently breeding as if every individual will remain a part of the stud’s vision. A very clear understanding of what lies ahead keep Don and Carmel traveling the endless path that makes up the many facets of the Arabian horse community. If nothing else, the years have taught the courage of personal convictions but most importantly that a breeder should possess a deep, unswerving love of the Arabian horse.

However to really characterize the PVA breeding program, mention must be made of the many people whose lives have intertwined and supported the Pearsons View quest to breed and share truly beautiful Arabian horses. Without these people the journey would have been less rewarding and much less enjoyable. Proudly many of these people have remained synonymous with PVA since the 1970’s and 80’s.

The achievement of interstate and local breeders who purchased horses or used the PVA stallions is unquestionable and the results speak for themselves. All of these people have different goals and each one is successful in their own right. Most of all they have a like mindedness for integrity and loyalty. The deep conviction that a breeding program is never really finished, but simply keeps evolving is a strongly held belief by Don and Carmel. Over several years the stud slowly wound down. Though the horses themselves remain a testament to all that is beautiful in the world Don and Carmel now enjoy their retirement from breeding.

Pearsons View has always drawn on the great bloodlines within the breed. Some of the favourites from the past are Hadban Enzahi, Ansata Ibn Halima, Kaisoon, Ghazal and Jamil, showing an obvious preference for a specific type. Horses such as *Sankt Georg RSI, Salaa EI Dine and *Asfour, combine nowadays with the blood of Ibn Moniet El Nefous, Tuhotmos, Ibn Galal, and Morafic to add a variation on the theme. These horses provide not just an historical perspective but a formula which now represents the very soul of Pearsons View.

During the last twenty plus the straight Egyptian breeding program took priority. The classic foundation straight Egyptians, Simeon Stav (Asfour imp Germ x Simeon Safanad), Simeon Shaina (Asfour imp Germ x Simeon Safanad) and Simeon Sima (Asfour imp Germ x Mohema imp Germ) conjure the qualities that personify the standard of the Arabian breed. The stallion *Salaa Sihr (Salaa EI Dine x Ansata Nile Magic) imported from the USA as a yearling has been extremely successful in siring a new generation of fillies.

A standard as old as time itself has been continually tested in the forty plus years Pearsons View operated. Don and Carmel view themselves as belonging to the great relay race of life, passing on from generation to generation the baton of dreams, which connects the romantic past with the tenacity of the present. No one comes last and the only race you win is the careful preservation and a never ending admiration for the Arabian breed.