she's three years old, rose gray. her name is jedi... i'm looking for an arabian stud horse in mississippi, i won't dare send her out of state. l love her too much, and i wouldn't be able to go with her. i don't know wether or not this makes any difference, but she has bloodlines to a really old, probably dead (but supposed to be significant in some way) show horse named Bask. (english accent) She's not yet broken, but i've ridden her twice- once with a saddle and once bareback. (i don't think she likes bareback very much tho... cuz i was bucked off... lol!) if you have any connections or tips on my next riding adventure, please feel free to write. i'd appreciate it tho if you would olny give good, friendly advice... i don't need any spam... but then again, who really does?
Rose gray arabian filly seeking arabian stud?
If you're not ready to actually breed her (which I don't think either of you are ready for), then your question is just hypothetical. Bask is in a lot of Arabian pedigrees. There is a life size statue of him at the Kentucky Horse Park.
If you just want to look around, check out the link I gave you.
Reply:I think the more appropriate question would be, how many arabians do not have Bask in them?
Theres been alot of talk about overbreeding, unwanted horses, dropped horse market etc,
My only comment is, go read all those and then see if you still want me to answer your question.
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