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2006
U.S. Arabian Sporthorse Nationals
Held
in Idaho in Sept. 2006
See
results at
www.arabianhorses.org
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2006 WORLD EQUESTRIAN GAMES
Held in Aachen, Germany
in August
Horses of Arabian breeding
dominated the Endurance Riding competition in entries and in wins.
The individual Gold went
to a purebred from Spain; and while the "Team of 3" competition went to Belgium with "unknown-saddlehorses" made up the team,
the others were predominantly Arabians, with a few Anglo-Arabians included. See complete results at
www.aachen2006.com
THE COURSE FOR ENDURANCE--After
160 km
in six loops and a riding time of 9 hours 12 min 27
seconds, the winning pair entered the main stadium
to
cross the finishing line under torrential downpour..
See full story at www.horsedaily.com
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http://www.coudelaria-mh.com/elines.htm
This is an Arabian
Sporthorse breeder that has been breeding, showing and training since the late 1970’s. Olympic disciplines—dressage,
combined training and open jumping-- and racing.
Sporthorses include
Selle Francais and prominent individual lines (Furioso, etc.), Anglo-Arabians, etc. Races too.
See “Bloodlines”
page for information on breeding lines. Excellent pictures included, esp. free
jumping.
Located in Portugal;
shows at top European competition (see Results page).
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Scottsdale
2005
Hunter
classes very well filled, sporthorse in hand mostly filled, dressage had some large classes, others not so much, over fence
classes unclear--as most of you know, it rained a lot this year.
Complete
results available via scottsdaleshow.com
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2004
Arabian Sporthorse National Finals
Held
in California this year, very well attended and successful.
See
arabianhorses.org for results.
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ARABIANS
AT THE 2004 OLYMPICS:
EVENTING
The
Italian Teams
Vent D’Arade with
rider Fabio Magni
completed the Olympic
Eventing competition with very respectable scores.
This Anglo-Arabian is
17 years old.
JUMPING
Dibme de Cephe--a
13 yo Anglo-Arabian on the French team made a very respectable showing in the Qualifying round on Sunday, August 22,
2004.
This "storybook horse"
that won the 2004 World Cup as a "surprise winner" (definite understatement) pulled up lame on a landing in the middle
of the Individual qualifying.
Vet reports are that
he has a bowed tendon.
He was the first of two
noteable horses to come up lame mid-course--see the Individual Final results about Chris Kappler in the silver-bronze jump-off.
He pulled a flexor tendon.
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These
web-fliers include information on Arabian and Half-Arabian Sporthorses available.
The horses on these pages are trained in
and/or show potential for Dressage, Jumping, Hunter and/or Combined Training.
All of these horses are registered Purebred
Arabian or Half-Arabian to show in IAHA-AHR shows.
They may be approved for other associations too, and that will be noted individually.
