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In his book, "The Classic Arab Horse," Peter Upton wrote that the Arabian is a horse of great beauty, full of quality, vigor, elegance, dignity and refined power -- an equine work of art. Hallmarks of the breed are its exquisite head and high tail carriage. Without these distinctive characteristics, without "type," identity is lost. Type and good confirmation are essential, neither alone is enough, and charisma is a notable feature of all high caste Arabians. Stallions should be full of vigor and fire yet tractable and gentlemanly. The breed is famed for its intelligence, courage, sound constitution and great powers of endurance.
Shakkan is the horse Peter Upton described. He has extreme "Arabian type," as well as excellent conformation and movement, traveling with a long, fluid stride. He is intelligent, fearless and, most importantly, anxious to please his trainers, thoroughly enjoying the company of humans. Contact us today to learn more about this tremendous opportunity to breed to a true classic Arabian who can add type, athleticism and great temperament to any line.
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