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2010 Amiri Wanisa 

  • Proven broodmare and excellent mother
  • Shown at the East Coast Egyptian Event in 2011 as a yearling

2018 Nola AD

  • 2019 Reserve Champion Egyptian Breeders Challenge Filly
  • delivered first foal in 2023
  • 15.1 hands

2022 Thee Lotus Mahreen

14.2 hands

2017 Sequels Embrace

14.1 hands

Gelding Adoption Program

While our focus is the growth and future of this majestic breed, we have not forgotten about the boys. Aset Egyptian Arabians does not have standing stallions on site, so unless a colt is exceptional, the colts are gelded within their first two years.


While they do not promote the breed with reproductive possibilities, we have found that t

While our focus is the growth and future of this majestic breed, we have not forgotten about the boys. Aset Egyptian Arabians does not have standing stallions on site, so unless a colt is exceptional, the colts are gelded within their first two years.


While they do not promote the breed with reproductive possibilities, we have found that the geldings actually have a greater impact on the horse community as ambassadors for the breed. The breed as a whole is able to compete in every event that other horses show in, and it is usually geldings that show off the best in this aspect. 

"Radar" - 2023 Elegant RCA x Amiri Wanisa colt

Radar was given the barn name right after he was born. He looked like he was already a month old and had the largest ears. Wendy, a fan of the old TV series M.A.S.H. thought of the character Radar, who was the radio operator and was tasked to listen.


Radar has since been gelded and has grown into his ears. He is a gorgeous mover and would 

Radar was given the barn name right after he was born. He looked like he was already a month old and had the largest ears. Wendy, a fan of the old TV series M.A.S.H. thought of the character Radar, who was the radio operator and was tasked to listen.


Radar has since been gelded and has grown into his ears. He is a gorgeous mover and would do well in any sporting event. He is large for the breed, but is extremely gentle and sweet. 


He has been sent to a trainer, who focuses on In-Hand classes for the Arabian Sporthorse events later this summer

Dresden - Mustang from Nevada

Dresden - Mustang from Nevada

While Wendy and Sara have a passion for Arabians, Doug (Sara's husband) has a passion for the Mustang. 


In 2022, Doug adopted this gelding (who was 2 at the time) from a BLM organization -  Fall Creek Falls Equestrian - located in Pikeville, TN and immediately began the process of working with Dresden. 


With Doug's gentle and patient nature

While Wendy and Sara have a passion for Arabians, Doug (Sara's husband) has a passion for the Mustang. 


In 2022, Doug adopted this gelding (who was 2 at the time) from a BLM organization -  Fall Creek Falls Equestrian - located in Pikeville, TN and immediately began the process of working with Dresden. 


With Doug's gentle and patient nature with the horses, it did not take long for Dresden to accept handling. After his handling, Dresden was put among our mares and is content to run with them, and is just as gentle and friendly as can be. 

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