It has been said that the Bedouins would rather part with their family than a beloved mare.  Since the Bedouins seldom, if ever, rode a stallion into battle, pedigrees were traced through the mare.  A mare of good descent was highly treasured… meet the treasures of Maranatha Arabians.

Annie is a 1992 bay with a natural true Country English Pleasure gait.  She is a 14.3 granddaughter of both Khemosabi and Bask, and the great-granddaughter of Serafix. Annie is exceptionally easy to work around, smart and sensible.  Dubbed Princess Ann at the barn, because that is how she expects to be treated, she produces extremely athletic and level-headed foals.  Her foals include Lover’s Laddora, Lover’s Aurora and Lover’s Pride.

Ely is a 1992 solid grey Crabbet/Egyptian mare with tremendous versatility.  One R judge said, “I’ve never seen better legs on any horse.”  Named Eastern Amateur Arabian Senior Mare in conformation, Ely goes both hunt seat and western.  A marvelous trail mount, Ely is the mother of Lover’s Al Shama.

This 2003 California girl was bred by WMC Arabians of Norco, Calif.  Lily is not only a Khemosabi granddaughter and great-granddaughter of both Bask and Serafix, she was sired by Tamaal FA, son of Ali Jamaal out of a Bey Shah mare.  With a pedigree looking like the “who’s who list” in Arabian horses, we are excited to have Lily join our herd.  Lily has a wonderful, sweet and willing disposition.  Look for Lily in the show ring, and look for her foals in future champion classes.

Please also visit our Stallion Page and and Arabian Horses for Sale page  for more information.