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             horse1.jpg (16819 bytes)  "Close your eyes, transport yourself back through time and picture this scene: a desert landscape in which two warring Arabian tribes are preparing to do battle. The sound of drums and musical instruments stirs the blood of both men and horses as they anticipate what is to come. And the horses, in their nervousness and excitement, begin to prance, tossing their necks, flaring their nostrils and lifting their tails, hooves striking the sand in seeming rhythm to the drum beat. It’s said that this was the origin of training Arabian horses to dance; that after battle, when camp fires were lit and men gathered to celebrate victory, they’d bring in the horses to share their triumph and participate in the festivities. The more a horse would prance, the more it would be prized. Public displays of horse dancing in Egypt probably date back to the time of Mohamed Ali in the late 19th century. It was he and his grandson, Abbas Pasha I, who built up a collection of some of the best Arabian horses from the desert tribes throughout the 1800’s. (At its peak this numbered in the thousands.) But it’s only recently that dancing horses have been imported back into the Arabian Penninsula..."
(excerpts from an article by Francesca Sullivan for Insight mag.) 

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Beautiful Arabian performance horses with "dancing feet" and in your tent dispositions:

Offering for your consideration at stud the almost white Al Khamsa, Asil, Blue List elg. STRAIGHT EGYPTIAN stallion,WV ALI PASHA. His sire is by the great Ruminaja Ali and his dam is by Class A Ch. Ansata Abbaspasha (photos below). ALI is a classic Ansata foundation bred desert Arabian and is a gentleman at all times. He stands a solid 14.3h unshod and is a great mover.

WV ALI PASHA
is certified SCIDS CLEAR! His 2009 stud fee is $500.



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                       WV ALI PASHA                                                         RUMINAJA ALI                   ANSATA ABBASPASHA


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Ali is an Al Khamsa Arabian.                  Ali is also a pure Asil Arab.
Read about Al Khamsa here.                       Click on the logo to go to the Asil Club site.

"In the beginning, God gave Ishmael, son of Abraham, a gift, made of mist and dust, as a reward for Ishmael's faith and dedication to the God of his father. Out of the mist and dust came the first Asil Arabian mare, who was at the time in foal, and produced a son. From these two gifts from God came the beginning of the Asil (pure) Arabian horse"


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My 16h jet black Arabian stallion is MNX TAHALLAH by Summerwood Shai by Simeon Shai out of a black Promotion (Bask*) daughter.TAHALLAH is straight Egyptian on the top side and pure Polish on the bottom...a wonderful combination that produces both exquisite type and action. He throws good size, powerful movement and very correct confirmation.
MNX TAHALLAH is certified SCIDS clear!



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    MNX TAHALLAH                                                  His sire: SUMMERWOOD SHAI                 His grandsire: SIMEON SHAI

The 2009 stud fee forTahallah is $600. for registered mares, $350. for others. Live cover and live foal guaranteed..

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My jr. stallion, OPEYAH EL NAZEER, is a beautiful headed, very stylish sabino red chestnut with a wonderful disposition. His temp. introductory stud fee is $450. to a limited # of approved mares. Like Ali Pasha, Opeyah
is a foundation bred pure Asil, Al Khamsa and Blue List elg. straight Egyptian Arabian.

His second baby is Habiba Raqisa (Beloved Dancer), a gorgeous S/E filly out of the royally bred *Mameluck daughter, FAHRANA.

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     OPEYAH EL NAZEER                          His sire: EL GAMILL                                     His grandsire: *JAMILLL
            (aka Opey)                                      His dam is: AK SHAMIRA
                                                                          (Moniet El Sharaf)
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Sand Dancers mares have royal pedigrees and were chosen to produce the most correct babies with the wonderful personality and devotion to man that Arabians are known for.

Below are photos of some of our lovely Arab mares.

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     WH Bey Miraddinn 
          Fahrana
                       EC Elation               Song Seeara            Carrie Barakah      SD Broadway Dancer
         by Off Broadway              
by *Mameluck         by jumper Ch.BoldNBay      by Ch. BKA Imeer       Sabbath Elkanah      Mnx Tahallah
         (Bey Shah)                S/E, Al Khamsa, Asil    
 (brother to Lasoda)           (Ansata Imperial)        (Bagsheesh)            (Summerwood Shai)
                                              
You can see a great video of Mirra's sire,
Off Broadway, on Utube!!
Copy and paste this URL:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZn3BN6bOAM                              


Congratulations to Chris and Susan Sechler on their purchase of Blacklord Eladdinn- AKA "Kohl". Thanks to Jane Coble from Texas for safely transporting him from here to Mississippi!

We welcome your consideration in choosing the sire of your mare's next baby or a youngster to train and love. Please call and make an appointment to see what is available. I am sure you will be pleased and I will be most happy to meet you.

Youngsters
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Blacklord Eladdinn            Habiba Raqisa                  As a yearling             2 year old                 SD RiverDance      
Mirra's  jet blk. colt             Str. Egyptian '07 filly                             SD Dancing With Stars                       '08 Red Chestnut colt
by Falkhan's Gift                  by Opeyah El Nazeer                       1/2 Arabian '06 gelding by Opeyah El Nazeer             by Mnx Tahallah
 (Blacklord Falkhan).            
 ex Fahrana (*Mameluck)                                                                                                       ex WH Bey Miraddinn
                                                                                              
 
                                                                                           (Off Broadway)
                                                                                                 
                                                  
                                  
                                                                                                                       
                                               
                               

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Dance started his performance career as a working cow horse....

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                                                                       90 days under saddle...working cattle and started on mechanical cow!

SD Dance With Me is a good looking, sensible bay 1/2 Arab gelding by Mnx Tahallah out of SD Star Lily. First photo
at 2 days of age with momma. Next photo Jan. 2008 coming 3. He has a nice jog, a very short lope and can turn inside out....
a nicely built, powerful moving young horse. Available to good home.

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MNX TAHALLAH + WH BEY MIRADDINN =

SD BROADWAY DANCER, a fabulous Arab mare!        A fabulous 2008 Arabian colt!       

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As a foal                        As a 3 year old                                       

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                                                           Lasandra Walter, proud owner

                                                  
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