Ariel View of Halima Hills Arabians         

 

It all started when I purchased my first Purebred Arabian in 1970, it was a chestnut colt of Crabbet breeding. The second Purebred was a grey colt, and his Sire was the NABORR son FIRE out of a GAY COUNT (Ferzon) daughter, his name
was COUNT FIRE.

I have always wanted to breed extreme type, so I focused my attention on the Straight Egyptian Arabian horse. In 1988 while we were traveling in Tennessee with my husband`s job, I came across Sabbath Arabians, owned by Rev. Eugene Tarter. I stopped and introduced myself and that`s when it all started. I absolutely fell in love with the *Ansata Ibn Halima son, Ansata El Nasrany, such a beautiful, noble, and gentle soul. I became friends with Rev. Tarter and his niece Beverly Adams and made frequent visits to the farm. After seeing all of the beautiful stallions, mares and foals there it seemed enevitable that I had to have an Egyptian Arabian horse. In 1989 my husband David and I bought a weanling SE colt from Sabbath Arabians and he was named  Sabbath Amashalim. We have been breeding Straight Egyptian and Egyptian related horses for 16 years.