Grazie mille!!!!vedo subito[:)][:)]

domanda: chi sa qualche cosa sui crabbet?
cosa ne pensate di questi cavalli?
come mai se ne sente parlare sempre di meno...?

A me affascinao molto...ma,una cosa che non mi è chiara...
Porgo questa domanda a chi conosce la storia del p.s.a:
se ha iniziato la signora Blunt ad importare arabi,definendoli come linea "crabbet",vorrebbe dire che in fondo tutti gli arabi hanno un pò di crabbet nelle vene?

A me affascinano molto...
si differenziano dagli altri arabi perchè morfologicamente non sono troppo estremi ma hanno una grande eleganza nonostante la loro struttura robusta...e mi hanno detto che le fattrici di questa linea sono tra le più ricercate per generare puledri destinati al fondo....che ne dite?

Ciao..io ho trovato questo sito se ti può interessare..ma nn nè avevo mai sentito parlare....che ignorante che sono....[V][:(][V]..

http://www.hughesarabians.com/crabbet/

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non è molto conosciuta come linea di sangue,ma molti arabi famosi in passato erano crabbet,si dice che il padre di Nazeer fosse uno di essi...
Eccone alcuni presenti in molti pedigree di arabi selezionati per le competioni sportive:

Skowronek
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Bright Shadow
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Bright wings
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Serafix
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Oran
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Indian magic
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Sobha
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Nasik
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guardate un pò qui cosa ho trovato su un sito.......

The Kuhaylan
In general the Kuhaylan strain is characterized by a more masculine, balanced and symmetrical appearance. They are broad across the chest, back, croup, forearm and gaskin. The forehead is usually flat, if any bulge (jibah) appears it is usually above the eyes. The head is usually wide and short with small, alert ears. The Kuhaylan tend to be of a quieter nature. They have a more forward type of movement which creates a look of flowing lines from head to tail. While the Kuhaylan Ajuz and Kuhaylan Haifi are very similar the more rare Kuhaylan Krush tend to have a more sinuous appearance.

The Kuhaylan strain at Desert Bred Arabian Stud is represented by three branches: The Kuhaylan Ajuz descending from the Saâud mare, "Turfa, The Kuhaylan Haifi descending from the Davenport mare, "Reshan and the Kuhaylan Krush descending from the Davenport mare, "Werdi.
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The Hamdani
The Hamdani are considered historically as being Kuhaylan related. Like the Kuhaylan they are more masculine but of a slightly longer frame with a very strong back and more prominent withers coming well out of the back. They are slightly taller having strong bone of quality and substance with large joints. The head of the Hamdani is clean and wedge shaped without a lot of detail or prominence of tear bone and is slightly longer than the Kuhaylan. The hind quarter is somewhat egg-shaped creating the picture of power and speed.
The Hamdani are considered the best in endurance and stamina yet with very quiet dispositions. They are most often bay or grey with very little white and they are a favorite strain of the Saâud family. The Hamdani strain is incorporated in to our breeding program primarily from the imported Saâud pure in the strain Hamdaniyah mares, "Sindidah, "Rudann, "Halwaaji and her daughter, "Amiraa. Also representing the Hamdaniyah strain in our program is the imported Saâud mare, "Al Hamdaniyah, and the imported stallion, "Furtha Dhellal,a Hamdani of the Dawasir.


The Abayyan
The Abayyan are more refined than the Kuhaylan and Hamdani and slightly smaller. They are noted for extreme tall carriage and a more lofty type of movement. The head is characterized by a bulging Jibah at the forehead and a fine, tapered muzzle. The Abayyan are longer in the back with a slight saddle-back appearance and high set of the tall. They are very deep in the barrel and forehand with broad forearms and a serpentine like appearance. The shoulders are very prominent with long withers and very clean boned straight legs.

The Abayyan are more spirited than the Kuhaylan and Hamdani. They are usually bay,grey or chestnut with white markings more common than in the Hamdani. The primary sources of the Abayyan strain in Desert Bred Arabian Stud include the imported mares "Muhaira, and Abayyah of Ibn Jiluwi, and "Al Obayyah of Saâud, as well as the stallions "Taamri, and Abayyan of Saâud and "Jalam Al Ubayan,a pure in the strain Abayyan of Ibn Jiluwi.

The Dahman
The Dahman strain resembles somewhat the Abayyan and Saqlawi (related) strains in elegance but with more of the strength of the Kuhaylan. It is an intermediate blend of the Kuhaylan with the Saqlawi-Abayyan type. The head is short and broad like the Kuhaylan but with more bulge and jibah. They are compact with lines more like the Kuhaylan but with more over all refinement. They are of medium build usually with dry, flatbone.

The Dahman strain is presently represented at Desert Bred Arabian Stud by only one female line, that of "Sawannah imported from Bahrain in 1954. The line is carried on through her daughter, "Hadriya by the previously mentioned, "Jalam Al Ubayan. This line descends from a Dahmah mare of Sheikh Sulman bin Hamid al Khalifa, ruler of Bahrain. The Al Khalifa family has occupied the island country of Bahrain since 1783 and they were originally from a branch of the Anazah confederation.

Strain breeding is an art, as well as encompassing the science of equine reproduction. Any blend of several strain types may be suitable for various horses under certain conditions. A study of the various original Bedouin strain types is useful for both preserving these types in their own form or for breeding blends for specific preferences. The Desert Bred Arabian Stud emphasizes breeding horses of similar strains and like types as necessary to preserve the finest qualities of the Desert Arabian.


stupendo!!!
giunge solo un problemino...ehm....chi ci capiscen qualcosa???