Golden Boy "SHUGAK"

This 1977 Arabian stallion is a Multiple Champion in Show Hack, Costume, CEP, Trail and Driving. SHUGAK was also the USEF Leading Arabian sire in 2004.

His sire was LEA BARON+, 1973 US National Champion Futurity Colt, , by AAZRAFF and out of LEA GEYMETTE. LEA BARON is the sire of PHARMER+/ National Top Ten English Show Hack, 4X Reg'l Champion English Show Hack, Reg'l Champion Hunter Pl; LEA GRANDEE, multi-Reg'l winner English Pleasure & Native Costume; and LEA FERRAZONA, National Top Ten Hunter Pleasure.

AZRAFF was the son of *Raffles by *Skowronek out of the Polish mare *Azja IV, by the desert-bred stallion, Landsknecht. During his breeding career, Azraff sired 500 foals, including the 1968 Canadian National Champion Stallion and 1972 Canadian Reserve National Champion Western Pleasure, COMER BAY BEAU +++ out of Rose of Mirage, 1969 US Reserve Champion Futurity Colt CAMIRAFF ++ out of Veisha, 1969 US NAtional Champion Stallion GALIZON out of Gay Rose, 1981 Canadian Reserve National Champion AZA DESTINY out of Bint Bass Hisan. and grandsire of 1974 US and Canadian Nationals Champion Pleasure Driving, 1977 US National Champion Stallion Gai Parada +++ by Ferzon out of the Azraff daughter Azleta.

LEA GEYMETTE is sired by GEYM, the only *Raffles son out of a *MIRAGE daughter to reach maturity, and head sire at the Selby Stud.

SHUGAK's dam is SRF LAURAMAAR, by LAURIEF (Wasl Raffles x Gazzabey, by Hassan Bey) grey stallion; sired 10 registered purebreds before his early death. She was out of out of AMAAR by FA-SERR, an Al Khamsa stallion of great influence. FA-SERR was a National Champion and the sire of four National winners in Halter, English Pleasure, and Park. Ten of FA-SERR's get have produced National winners and three of his sons, including Negem, are among the leading Egyptian sires of National winners.

Fa-Serr's sire, *Fadl, and dam, *Bint Serra I, were part of Henry Babson's original importation from Egypt in 1932.

SHUGAK's offspring include CBS HOBBIT, National Reserve Champion Hunter Hack, multi-Regional Champion Working Hunter and USEF H/J Horse of the Year; BAYARDS EARLY EDITION, 2X National Top Ten Hunter Hack and 3X Regional Champion Working Hunter.

Payback-Sired Babies

NV Beau Bey and out of Golden Silk (GA Hal Psyche x Black Silk by MS Rafiq) owner Flying A Ranch


NW NEVEAH (The Elixir x Say Hallelujah) owned by Northwind


Purebred Filly NW Banked on Destiny owned by Northwind Arabians
by: Heritage Banker (AL-Marah Canadius++/ x Heritage Fleur) x Destinichia (Bremervale Destiny x Alsaeeds Hatrichia by Amfantasticdorsaz)

Owned by Crimson Farms:



Sir Fames colt out of our Psyche daughter Bint Alianna


Allusion AOF+ colt out of our Bask El Amigo daughter Bea Precious Luv.


Gambol by His Mir Image+++/.

PAS DIVINE SPIRIT by Spirit Thyme x Standardbred mare


Filly by MF Khafaz Fahim X Wizjons Storm


KM Bugatti filly out of our *Aladdinn daughter. Very tall girl and a really fancy mover.


KID RHOCK - Rhocky Rhoad X Shyama Flair PUREBRED Arabian... with double Aladdinn, Khemosabi, RG Al Mone, Bey Shah, *Padron lines owned by ChaseNIt Farm




ON THE RHOCKS - Rhocky Rhoad X Ravenwood Hallelujah 7/8 Arabian 1/8th Saddlebred (by non sabino chestnut mare) owned by ChaseNIt Farm




Rhock N Lullaby - (Rhocky Rhoad X CF Blue Eyed Lullaby) 1/2 Arabian Pinto Chestnut/White Sabino Overo Extreme owned by ChaseNIt Farm


TINSEL BAY BY DARK KAMAAL


Filly by Magic Aulrab out of SAR Makak

Bay colt by Magic Aulrab out of Murjcas Image.

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Vintage Classic - STETSON BEY

STETSON BEY is a Champion stallion and Champion Country Pleasure horse with a wealth of legendary blood in his pedigree.

Sired by BEY SHAH+, who was born in 1976 and soon after became one of the most legendary sires of the Arabian breed. Until his death, Bey Shah was the Arabian breed's leading living sire of halter champions, with 320 champions and 101 national winners to his credit. Through 1999, 34 sons and 41 daughters of BEY SHAH+ have produced National winners in halter and performance. BEY SHAH's successful get include the great FAME VF+, and U.S. National Champion Mares BEY FIREESHAH, BEY TEYNA, GAISHEA, and SHAHTEYNA, 7X National Champion JAMIL SF who won in Working Hunter & Jumper.

His dam is BASKEENA (*BASK++ x FATEENA++) who has also produced BON VIVANT+//, 2X Reserve National Champion in Informal Combination, Reserve National Champion in Pleasure Driving and 10X National Top Ten in English Pleasure and Pleasure Driving; SHAH JAMEEL, 12X Champion Stallion; SHAHVAGO, Regional Top 5 Pleasure Driving & Country English, Multi-champion in Halter, CEP and English Pleasure; SHAHTEENA, Regional Top 5 mare and multiple Hunter Pleasure & Halter winner;

BASKEENA was sired by the immortal *BASK++, one of only two stallions to be a U.S. National Champion Stallion and Park Horse and is the breed's all time leading sire of champions and National winners, as well as National winner producers.

There are a number of distinctions that have set *BASK++ apart from other influential stallions in the breed. With 1,046 registered purebred get, he was the leading sire of Arabians for several years after his death. *Bask was also one of those rare U.S. National Champion Stallions to sire a U.S. National Champion Stallion. In addition to his national halter title, *Bask was named U.S. National Champion Park, U.S. National Reserve Champion Formal Combination, and U.S. National Reserve Champion Formal Driving. And last but certainly not least, *Bask left behind an impressive siring record that includes close to 500 champions, of which nearly 200 are National winners.

BASKEENA’s dam was the GA’ZI daughter FATEENA++, Canadian National Champion Mare.

GA'ZI sired winners of 22 U.S.National Championships, Reserves, or Top Tens; 30 Canadian National Champions, Reserves or Top Tens. He himself won Pacific Coast Reserve Champion Stallion and 18 Class A Champions in Western & Trail. In 1970 he became one of the "Living Legends" and in 1976 he was also elected as "A Supreme Sire".

STETSON BEY is the sire of PS STETSON GIRL. East Coast Champion SHUS ATR, and East Coast Top 5 SHIH AT and SHUS Open; ANGELIQUE BEY, Regional Res. Champion and 2X Top 5 SHIH,: ENJOLI BEY, East Coast Champion SHUS; TREVORSSIENNABEY, multi-Champion SHUS; SAMSARA BEY, Reg 16 Top 5 Colt and Class A Champion Stallion; SHAMROCK STILETTO, Champion Country Pl. Driving.

Golden Boy "DUELO"

A 1989 Purebred Arabian Stallion, DUELO is a National Champion in Fourth Level Dressage and a Top Ten winner in Fourth and I-1 in addition to Reg’l Championships from Training through I-1.

He is by the National Top Ten English Pleasure Champion, DUEL, (Gdansk+ x Joule {*Bask++}), a magnificent black stallion. DUEL began his show career in 1987 as the English Pleasure Champion at the North Texas Show. In 1988 he went on with a Reserve Champion in English Pleasure at the Scottsdale Show. Later he was Champion English Pleasure at the Buckeye and top ten at the U.S. National Championships.

DUEL sired FIRELITE DGL, National Champion English Pl and 3X National Top Ten English Pl; SLIDE, US National Reserve Champion and Top Ten Working Cow; INDYPENDENCE W+/, a 3X US National Top Ten in English Pl; EN GARDE NA, a US National Top Ten in English Pl and Pleasure Driving; PROMISE DUEL, National Top Ten CEP; BL DUELS SHADOW, a multi-Reg’l Champion in Western Pl.

Duel's sire was the immortal GDANSK+ whose dam *GYDNIA++ was the perfect nick for *BASK++ known as the platinum cross. GDANSK+ was a legend, winning Canadian National Reserve Champion Park Horse, Twice Canadian National Top Ten Park Horse and U.S. National Top Ten Park Horse. He sired 29 National winners. He also had many beautiful daughters who were always treasured, but never shown. His record as a sire includes double National Champion Bint Miss Fire (who sold at auction for $500,000), Baja Dansk ( winner of $100,000 Arabian Racing Cup and track record holder), and Twin Fir Julio ( 14 time national winning family horse). In 1984 the Gdansk daughters sold at auctions brought an average of $133,000 each.

Duel’s dam, JOULE was also a *BASK++ daughter, never shown due to an injury to her eye at age two.

DUELO's dam was ROSIE RED who also produced SHOUT ABOUT, a Dressage winner. She was sired by CINNAMON BAY, a Reg’l Champion Working Hunter and sire of BEWITCHING BAY Reg’l Champion Working Hunter; TWIST Reg'l Champion Working Hunter & Dressage winner; FIRST COUSIN, Dressage winner. Her dam was an *ESSAUL daughter, himself a U.S. Top Ten Formal Driving and sire of 10 National winners and 9 producers of National winners.

CINNAMON BAY was sired by the great BAY-ABI++, US National Champion Stallion and Top Ten Western Pl & English Pl. Bay Abi's final tally of national winning offspring is 27.

Vintage Classic - POST EXCHANGE+//

POST EXCHANGE+// is a 1983 Anglo-Arabian stallion, 2X National Champion Working Hunter AAOTR and Reserve National Champion Hunter Hack AAOTR. He has also won USEF National HOTY honors and countless Regional and Class A Championships in Working Hunter. He had a career as an event horse before heading to the hunter ring in Open competitions, garnering many year-end awards.


Post Exchange’s Arabian side begins with his sire, SUNSET ENZIO, who has proven himself a versatile sire of Eventers, Dressage Horses, Working Hunters, Driving Horses etc. Enzio competed successfully in Dressage through Fourth Level, evented through Preliminary division, Combined Driving and even some Competitive Trail. Few horses given every possible chance in the competitive arena accomplish as much or show such versatility. When owner Ann McKay was forced to compete Enzio at Training Level due to an injury to her back, they came in 2nd three times to a USET team rider with the difference in penalty points being less than 2 points for the three events! Ann's daughter Chris also competed Enzio at Prelim before he retired from eventing.

ENZIO’s success as a sport horse is hardly suprising, given his sire's show record and his dam's breeding. His sire AAZRAK (Aaraf x Aazkara) was an extraordinary athlete and sire of many, many eventing, dressage, hunter, driving, and pleasure Arabians, Anglo- and Half-Arabians. Boasting an amazing show record, Aazrak was the horse to beat in hunter, jumper, dressage, hunter hack, English pleasure, Western pleasure, pole bending, stock horse, trail horse and harness classes at all the Arabian and all breed shows all over the East Coast. He was champion or reserve champion in numerous competitive trail rides at 25 and 50 miles, qualified for the Arabian national championships, and was a New Jersey High Point award winner in the early 1960s. Some of his get were ARZAB, a champion 3-day and competitive trail horse: FRALIK, an international show jumper; COREOGRAPHER, DISCOTHEQUE and WATERFOOT LARRIKEN, all winning event horses.

AAZRAK’s sire Aaraf was by *Raffles and out of Aarah (Ghadaf x Nadirat by *Rizvan). His dam Aazkara was by the Rahas son Azkar and out of Aarah, making his sire and dam half brother and sister.

ENZIO’s dam Lamia-Kay was out of Never Die Holly, a product of the Asmis breeding program. The partnership of Carl Asmis and Never Die Holly's sire Rafmirz was well-known for elegant exhibitions of FEI level dressage. Lamia-Kay's sire Ibn Baruk was a great-grandson of *Sulejman and *Fadl, who were both athletic and versatile riding horses. Ibn Baruk also had lines through his dam to action sire *Berk and multiple crosses to the exceptional hunter *Naomi through the inbred mare Haaranmin.

The Thoroughbred side is no less stellar. His dam was REREGRET, a race mare that produced several successful show hunters. She was sired by SUN AGAIN, a winner of over $150K, with wins in Arlington Futurity, Juvenile S, Riggs H, Drexel H, Dixie H, Equipoise Mile H, Gittings H, Southern Maryland H, Mclennan H. His sire was SUN TEDDY (*TEDDY –FR), a top sire at Calumet Farms.

Her dam was PENITENCE, who was sired by BULL LEA, winner of close to $95K in the James C. Thornton Memorial H., Autumn H., Blue Grass S., Kenner S., Pimlico H., Widener H. He stood at Calumet in KY, and was leading US sire 1947-49, 1952 & 1953 and leading US Broodmare Sire from 1958-1961.

BULL LEA was the sire of 1948 Triple Crown Winner CITATION, whose record stood for 25 years and was the first millionaire racehorse; COALTOWN winner of over $400K and 1949 Horse of the Year; ARMED, 1947 Horse of the Year and winner of over $800K.

As a sire, Post Exchange has offspring in open and breed competitions in eventing, hunters, jumpers, driving, distance and dressage.

Payback Stallions in the limelight!

Last year's National Champion Grand Prix horse, TA'EZ had his retirement party reently, the high point of which was a Pas de Deux with his daughter Meika! The video of the performance is HERE.

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From Shark Sport Horses, Home of QUICK SILVER BEY:
Quick Silver is now a 13 time regional champion.
He was 2009 Region 5
-Champion 2nd Level Dressage Open
-Champion 3rd Level Dressage Open
-Champion Sport Horse Under Saddle Open
-Champion In Hand Stallions Open
-Champion In Hand Stallions ATH
-Reserve Champion Show Hack Open


QUICK SILVER BEY also has a video posted from a symposium by dressage guru Conrad Schumacher that is fun to watch. Lindsay Anderson, his rider and trainer said, "Conrad has taught me since I was 14 and I am now 26. He truely loves this guy and has told me that the FEI will show him off the most.

"After this clinic, Quickie was selected to be the second level horse in the Conrad Schumacher Symposium....in Seattle, Wa. This video will be released to the public in Oct. Conrad said this was the first Arabian to ever be placed in one of his Symposiums and that he would take him home with him if he could! He also reminded the crowd that Arabians were the foundation breed to make all of the top Dressage horses. "

Their future plans include hoping to do the Developing Young Horse Championships....which is the National USDF top 12 horses at PSG between the ages of 7 and 9.

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From Elizabeth Conti, owner of MIRAGE V++//:

We are pleased and proud to announce the results for Mirage V++// at the Diablo Arabian Horse Show, May 14 - 17:

First Place, Sport Horse Stallions in Hand Open
First Place, Sport Horse Stallions in Hand ATH
Champion, Sport Horse Stallions in Hand
Second Place, Sport Horse Under Saddle
Champion, Sport Horse Under Saddle
First Place, Second Level Dressage (all tests 1 through 4)

As usual, Mirage was a joy to show and he loved the attention of his many fans. In addition, he achieved his Legion of Excellence!

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BONNE VIVANT and his son Covennant ASA rocked the Sport Horse triangle at the VAHA show in Culpeper, VA recently. Owner & breeder Cheryl Showah reports, "COVENANNT ASA won GRAND CHAMPION STALLION SPORT HORSE IN HAND at the VAHA show! This is one of the most competitive Sport Horse shows in the country.

In Sport Horse in Hand, he was the High Scoring Stallion. (and 3rd overall over 30+ purebred sport horses). Judges comments were 'Lovely refinement, etc.' COVENANNT ASA beat a Regional Champion and a Supreme Sport Horse multi-champion. Also, he was VAHA Champion Stallion in "main-ring" (but the only entry) with a score of 112!

BONNE VIVANT won Sport Horse Stallions 4 & over. His score was a full 4 points over
the next horse!

We would like to publicly thank Larry and Rie Jones and the entire Jonesborough team for the wonderful presentation of all of our horses!"

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From Classicala Farm, home of ARIA IL BACIO:
Springfest Show: E Major Vivaldi (Aria Il Bacio x Eidelweiss (Aladdinn)) was our super hero! (Photo above) FOUR Championships in halter! Scores over 100....highest being 117! This 15.3 1/2h grey stallion also earned over 30 points in Hunter Pleasure and is thus qualified for both Purebred Hunter Pleasure and Open Senior Stallion Halter for US Nationals. One judge commented "It is so nice to see a performance horse in the halter ring..." Aria Il Bacio once again shows what a GREAT producer he is. E Major Vivaldi is typical of Aria Il Bacio's foals. Easy to train and lovely to be around...winners in performance and in halter.

Another son, Siemper-Fidelis AKB (above), a 17h gelding who is still growing, showed for the first time and won his Sport Horse in hand class AS WELL AS was champion AA/HA Stock Hunter type gelding in hand at the HAAM Showtime show in East Lansing, Michigan. This was a competitive and big show....over 450 stalls sold! If you want size and correctness, Aria Il Bacio produces it time and again! His half Arabians are stellar, and his purebreds are now being sold overseas.

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Another report from Culpeper from Evergreen Farm, home of KKOI:

Raining Ribbons!
We are back from another long weekend show. We left on Thursday to head down to Culpeper, VA for the VAHA Arabian Show and Futurity. Amongst the rain showers, the rigs began to arrive. It was, as per usual, a show filled with fun, excitement and friends, both old and new. We stalled with Wendy Spangler and Fireproof Number One, aka Gem, and met up with Dona Hoffman and Future Image while there. We had another jaw dropping performance from all of our horses and our stall drapes were filled with ribbons. We brought EF Llameri, our just turned three last week filly, EF KKlassique Beauty++ and East of Eden, aka Blossom. Both EF KKlassique Beauty++ and EF Llameri are by our stallion, KKoi. East of Eden will be temporary retired from showing next spring for her first foray into the breeding shed.

We spent all of Thursday afternoon unpacking and getting the horses settled into their temporary living arrangements. Friday morning arrived and so did the in hand classes. Meri was a winner in her class with me at the end of the reins and Blossom won her class as well. Friday night was the SHUS classes. This would prove to be the best showing yet for all the girls, both equine and human. We rocked! We were going in and out of class after class; it was reminiscent of my old hunter days, standing around the ring, meeting the other competitors and making friends along the way. Quite frequently after each class, we were walking out with the top spots. If we weren’t first and second we were second and third. In one class, we took a clean sweep of Blossom-1st, Meri-2nd and Gem-3rd. Beauty could not show in these classes, as she was the only purebred of the bunch. She and I stepped in and out of the purebred classes with blues as well!

Saturday morning brought the first dressage classes of the show. It was a bit daunting for me as I was riding my first First Level test off the farm. While we are building a full size dressage arena on the farm, it is nowhere near completion so I have not had the opportunity to ride it in a full size arena yet. I managed my way through and got a second in the class. The score was a very respectable 60.6%. I’ll take it. I rode Meri in Training Level Test One for Junior Horses and got a first with a 64.8%. Once again, I’ll take that! Rachel, after the past year and a half of hard work and dedication to Blossom’s recovery from Lyme disease, rode a beautiful Training One test to a score of 60.0%. Christine, Meri’s teenage rider, continued to show Meri in dressage with scores consistently in the 60’s.

Early Saturday evening, after a brief encounter with a suspected funnel cloud, the stage was set for the Championship classes. We entered four classes and brought home a third, two reserves and champion. We were very proud of the accomplishments of our young riders and young horses. The storm that had passed through put the horses and riders a bit on edge. We handily got through the evening with smiles all around.

More rain and then finally a bit of sun ushered in Sunday morning’s dressage classes. We all had a repeat of Saturday’s line-up. We each had two classes. Once again the ribbons came. The horses were a bit tired as were most of the horses on the grounds that weekend. The storms were huge and the rain was plentiful. Overall, we had a fabulous time. We rekindled friendships with people we haven’t seen in a while and made a whole host of new ones. Christine commented that the people at Arab shows were all so friendly and the atmosphere was so relaxed and friendly. “It wasn’t even like being at an “A” show”. Welcome to the Arabian Sport Horse Show Arena, Christine, welcome!

Golden Boy "SER HILAL"

SER HILAL's pedigree combines the best of Egyptian breeding with the strength, size and athletic ability of the *Serafix lines from his Aristocrat Mare dam. A Champion Halter Stallion, and a Western Pleasure winner in limited showing. He is the sire of Regional winners in Western, Trail, Halter & Hunter.

His sire, EL HILAL (*Ansata Ibn Halima++ x *Bint Nefisaa), was 1975 U.S. Top 10 Stallion, 1974 Canadian National Top 10 Stallion, 1976 Canadian National Top 10 Stallion and sire of 52 National winners: 7 Championships (halter), 12 Reserve Championships (11 halter, 1 performance), and 60 Top 10's (28 halter, 36 performance).

*ANSATA IBN HALIMA++ (Nazeer) was a 3-time National Top Ten Stallion and Park Champion and sire of National Champion Stallion Ansata Ibn Sudan and National Champion Mare Fa Halima.

SER HILAL's dam SERIKAH was by the *SERAFIX son SERATIF+, who was a halter and Western Pl Champion many times. SERIKAH produced four champion offspring.

*SERAFIX was imported in 1954 by John Rogers of Walnut Creek, CA.*SERAFIX sired 119 champions, 41 of which were National winners from among his 257 registered foals, with a champion percentage of 46%. At one time, *SERAFIX was the leading sire of champions in the United States.

*SERAFIX' s sire was RAKTHA, and his dam SERAFINA. RAKTHA was a prominent sire at Crabbet, and was also the sire of Indian Magic, Rithan, and *Serafix’s full brother, *Silver Drift. Serafina was also the dam of Oran Van Crabbet.

Vintage Classic "REVELRY"

REVELRY is a 1987 Arabian, whose own accomplishments include:
•Sire of Significance (13 National Champions/Reserve National Champions in 2003 alone)
•U.S. National Top Ten Futurity Stallion,1990
•Res. Champion Region 10 Stallion,1995
•Region 4 Top 5 Yearling Breeding Colts,1988
•Region 8 Dakota Fall Classic 1st Place English Pleasure, 1995

REVELRY was also the #2 sire of both performance and halter winners at Sport Horse Nationals 2003.

He is sired by Pure Polish, AAF KASET+, who was the first *ALADDINN son to become U.S. National Champion Stallion and holds the rare "TRIPLE CROWN" title, named US National Champion, Canadian National Champion, and Scottsdale Show Champion all in the same year. Before his exportation and acquisition by Haras Vanguarda, he sired AAF Kadet, who was named U.S. National Futurity Champion and Brazilian National Champion Stallion. In Brazil, AAF Kaset has produced a considerable number of wonderful mares, including Barbara Van Kaset and Prima Van Kaset, which are now producing great foals by Ryad El Jamaal.

AAF KASET's sire is U.S. National Champion Stallion *ALADDINN, the leading living pure Polish sire of champions with 266 champions and 63 National winners through 1997. *ALADDINN has sired 24 National Champions in halter and performance. *ALADDINN offspring are significant breeding horses.

AAF KASET's dam is KASETA, a NEGATIW daughter. NEGATIW is the sire of International Sires of Significance NABOR, SALON and BANDOS, and also sired Champions ETIW& NEGOR.

REVELRY's dam is BOH ROMANCE, a Halter Champion and dam of ATOUCH OF ROMANCE, multiple Western Pleasure Champion; REBOK, Regional Reserve Champion and Top 5 Gelding; ROCKETTE MF, 2X Reg’l and multi-Class A Champion Mare.

BOH ROMANCE was by NEGATRAZ, (by *BASK++) and out of a NEGATIW daughter. NEGATRAZ was an outstanding sire of numerous National winners in Halter and Performance, including a Top 10 Halter Stallion and the first American bred Polish stallion to stand in Poland, Monogramm. NEGATRAZ was the sire of over 550 purebreds and more than 40 class A Champions.

BOH ROMANCE's dam was sired by Canadian Top Ten Stallion and National winner sire *BARYSZ++ whose dam was BANDOLA, dam of *BANDOS and full sister to *BASK++.

REVELRY's offspring include PV ASPIRE+++// 3X National Champion, 4X Res. National Champion and 17X National Top 10 Working Hunter, 2X National Champion, 4X Res. National Champion and 5X National Top 10 Hunter Hack,; 2X National Champion and 2X Top Ten SHIH and National Champion and 4X Top Ten SHUS; AH TANGO. 2X National Top Ten Show Hack, Top Ten Sidesaddle and Top Ten Hunter Pleasure; KYRIE ELEISON FF+, Reg’l Champion Informal Combination, Res. in Show Hack and Multiple Reg’l Top 5s in SHIH, CEP, CP Driving, Show Hack and Sidesaddle; OA ALL REVED UP, US National Top 10 and 2X Reg’l Reserve Hunter Pl; AH SULTAN, 2X Reg’l Champion SHUS, Res. Champion SHIH.

Shipping to Canada

We have heard from some Canadian breeders that they are being told that shipping semen to Canada from the US is "impossible" due to the CEM outbreak here.

NOT TRUE!

There are some extra regulations that stallion owners must comply with, but it is far from impossible.

Canadian mare owners must apply for a permit through the CFIA. Here is the application. It is suggested that you apply for Multiple Entry to allow for multiple stallions and/or shipments. This permit is then forwarded to the stallion owner to be included with the shipment.

The stallion owner must have their vet AND a USDA vet sign a health certificate for the stallion on the day of collection as well. Check with the stallion owner regarding any cost associated with this step (a courier may be necessary).

As always, communication between both parties is the key to a successful transaction!