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Comment by Debbie Lavallee on April 13, 2010 at 8:21am

Hi Colette, How great to see someone I respect and admire as part of this group. I, too, am located in the Dallas area but am in the Eastern area halfway between Dallas and Tyler. I, too, love the Arab. They have great brains and the biggest hearts. You do have to give them a little bit more time to mature, in my opinion. I think by the time they are around 6 to 7 they have settled and are really ready to get to work and stop being silly. I am in the process of starting my breeding program of half Arab sport horses. I have an Oldenburg stallion, and after a 2-year search for the right mare found a Chemosabe granddaughter who is expecting any day now. I am so excited! My stallion is the son of Weltstern and an old style warmblood. The mare is nice and big without too refined of a head. I will post pictures as soon as it is born. I could go on and on about all the wonderful attributes of the Arab, but you guys already know :)

Comment by Colette Sossaman on April 12, 2010 at 11:33pm

Hi Renee! Probably this fall when the tests change, I'll go back in to studio and record some more.
Mary, nice to meet a fellow Arab instructor....aren't they just awesome with the kids?They are so interactive.

Comment by Renee Miller on April 12, 2010 at 10:43pm

Colette! So glad you joined!!!!! Love, love, love!!!!! your lesson program. Found it to work especially well for Arabians! Colette, I am ready to journey through level ! and soon II ! I have heard from many Arabian friends that they really begin to shine beyond training level..... Anything coming in the foreseeable future? :0)

Comment by Mary Ginn on April 12, 2010 at 10:17pm

I agree, Colette, that Arabs are amazing. I teach a few students general horsemanship and I won't use anything but an Arab!

Comment by Colette Sossaman on April 11, 2010 at 11:11am

Hi Everyone, I'm a professional Dressage Trainer and I've been using Arabs in my lesson programs and been competing on Arabs since I was a kid. They're an amazing breed that gets such a bad rap.
I have my own facility in Dallas Tx,where I teach and train and also have developed an online, real time lesson program.
Hey Renee, so glad to see you're on here!

Comment by Emmy on April 11, 2010 at 1:11am

My horse that I lease is a purebred Arabian gelding named Thunder/thunderwonder/thunderhorse/little guy.....etc. Aaaaaand he is the love of my life :)

Comment by Stephanie Blanchard on March 24, 2010 at 4:30pm

I have a chestnut 7/8 Arabian gelding who fat as can be! His sire is Amulets Raaschal

Comment by Jenna Merkley on January 17, 2010 at 4:53pm

I own a chestnut arab/shetland pony =) We owned her father and he was a gorgeous gray stallion!

Comment by Mary Ginn on December 17, 2009 at 11:19am

I definitely belong in the group...I LOVE my Arabs. My main horse is an 11yo chestnut gelding. We tried competitive trail riding last year and my Hero really excelled. Can't wait for next years season!

Comment by Christine Inkster on September 22, 2009 at 4:32pm

I just joined and am interested to meet other Arabian people. All though we have all different breeds, my Arab, Raf is my baby.

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