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Faraon's Children

AKASHA

Born 2003

Now located in California and owned by Amanda

Baby pictures below.

Hi, my name is Amanda ... we purchased Akasha through Katie (first owner who purchased her in-utero from Rare Rock). She is one of the friendliest horses I have met and she has taken to training like its old school ...she's very smart, she picked up ground driving and mounting in one day in less than one week my husband was riding her and not one time did she buck or rear. The one thing I think is great is she remembers everything we taught her the day before .You should be pleased the way your breeding program is turning out ,your babies are smart and beautiful and very easy to work with. Amanda

Hispano- Arabe

Liberty is a 2001 filly out of Sabrina a reg. grey Russian/Polish Arabian mare. Liberty is in Arizona last I heard.  If you own her and see this PLEASE contact me.  I would love to see her mature!!!!

 

 

Bristol De La Montana

2004 Purebred Andalusian by Faraon, out of Bonita III.  Sold at birth.

 

Bristol De La Montana as a yearling 2005

Bonita III X Faraon De La Montana

Stallion: I am so sorry for the quality.  Taken off a VCR tape.

Bristol is the sweetest boy.  Do anything with him and he is a love to be around.  He will rock the Andalusian world as a breeding stallion.  Located in Minnesota.

 

Tony Montana

Full brother to Liberty above.  I wish I had never sold their dam Sabrina. Tony was born a dark bay.... from his two grey parents.        

 

Faraon's Moon Bar

2000 colt out of Quarter Horse mare. Born Buckskin - Greyed at age 1  1/2

Moon at age three (right)

Age 6 is coming soon.

 

 

 

2003 Akasha -  Andalusian X    Arabian  AKASHA

Born bay, now grey

 

Rezzi

American Azteaca (Andalsuian X APHA)  Out of Jay Dee Derrusa. Born fire engine red, now grey. Born 2003

As Yearling in ND

Picture taken in 2006 in new home Minnesota.

 

Jezzebelle 2004 Andalusian X  1/2 Arabian Filly  Bay/grey.  Out of  Kally 

Picture taken in 2006

 

Danzante (formerly Guinness) Andalusian X Percheron/TB out of Onyx. 

Born 2004

 

 

Dakota Montana

American Azteca Out of an APHA Painted Robin b/w mare.  Born May 13, 2004.  First pictures just 2 hours old!  Updated pictures coming soon.

 

El Rio Montana

American Azteca gelding out of Blue Bandit McCue.  Born sorrel, now greying.

 

A Cuppa Joe Monatna

Out of Jettin Coffee McCue.  Grulla mare.  Joe was born a dark chocolate brown and now grey.

 

Hispano Arabe filly:

"ARIEL"

 Out of Jewel, a pure Spanish Arabian.  Born bay 2004

Ariel as a yearling 2005.

 

 

Hispano Arabe filly:

Anastasia Daxtana (Dax from Dax Duro and tana from Montana). AKA Annie

Out of Triokav a chestnut Russian/Polish reg. Arabain, you can see her in the background. Troikav is a sister of Sabrina's who had Liberty and Tony. (top of page) Born 2004 

Spring 2006 at age 2 now stands 15.1 and growing!!

Annie, summer 2005 as a yearling. 14.3h and growing!

 

Pearl

Filly out of a Tennessee Walker mare (her dam pictured on left in second picture). Resides in Montana

 

 
I would like to say a little bit about some of the results by crossing the different breed of horses to the Andalusian.
 
American Azteca:  Here in the USA The American Azteca is the result of breeding a registered Purebred Andalusian to a registered Paint Horse (APHA) or AQHA.  The American Azteca registry allows APHA's, this way you can have that splash of color! 

Azteca:  Registry of Mexico.  The Azteca is the result of breeding a registered Purebred Andalusian stallion to a registered Purebred Quarter Horse.  The Azteca is the national horse of Mexico used for working cattle.

Both the American Azteca and the Azteca inherit beauty, temperament, pride, strength, agility, heart, spirit and natural collection from their Andalusian sire.  From their dam they receive strength, heart and speed.  This breed of  horses are a good balance between the two breeds.  They receive the improved bone and hoof of the Andalusian as well as freedom of shoulder and hip movement.  This makes the Azteca to be incredibly athletic and sturdy with a long sloping shoulder and natural collection.  Their athletic ability is astounding.  They are revered as skillful working cow horse, reining horse and cutting horse.

 
Hispano-Arabe:  The Hispano-Arabe is a result of breeding a registered Purebred Andalusian stallion to a registered Purebred Arabian mare.  The combination creates a beautiful, brilliant, floating action with strength, power and elegance.  Very breathtaking horses!  The Hispano-Arabe has been a respected breed for a long time in Europe.  They are a popular dressage and pleasure mounts that are prized for their athletic ability and regal bearing.  This Andalusian-Arabian cross ideally produces an intelligent, level-headed, bold moving horse of superb quality and presence.
 
Spanish-Norman:  The Spanish-Norman is a result of breeding a registered Purebred Andalusian stallion to a registered Percheron mare.  This is a rare and exclusive breed.  These were also powerful equine chargers of the medieval knights.  They are an excellent sporthorse of today.
 
And as you look at the pictures, of some foals born on my farm by Faraon De La Montana,  the crosses mentioned above are just some results from crossing the Andalusian to other breeds.   The Quarter Horse, Paints, Tennessee Walker, Morgan, Thoroughbred, Paso Fino, Peruvian Paso, Friesian  and many other breeds are excellent prospects for breeding to Faraon De La Montana.  Even if you breed your  non-registered mare to Faraon De La Montana the offspring can be registered 1/2 Andalusian. There is no mistaking an Andalusian or even a half Andalusian.   Your mare must be approved for breeding to Faraon De La Montana by the farm to ensure that a quality foal  will be produced by this mating.