Janów’s day at Białka
Saturday morning saw 103 horses gathered at the 18h Junior Arabian Horse Spring Show at Białka. Altogether 149 horses were entered – however some were a no-show, and some were to arrive the next day (the three year old colts and two and three year old fillies). As Mrs. Izabella Pawelec-Zawadzka, the President of the Polish Arabian Horse Breeders Society, emphasized at the very beginning, it is
Champion Ejrene, Psyche Victoria and Emesa Reserve
A coverage from Wels: The second day of the Wels show began with the scarcely entered senior classes. Poland’s representation was equally small – Esparto, who was to appear in the 6-7 year old stallions class, was a no-show. The class was won by yesterday’s freshly
Wels: three classes for Michałów, one for Chrcynno
Polskiearaby.com report from Wels: The first day of the prestigious A class show imposed a high standard. As expected, the arena gathered interesting young stars – especially the progeny of the stallions WH Justice and Al Lahab garnered large attention. It also did not lack horses already known from other shows, as Mahala and Al Milan
The unique moments at Michael Byatts
The Arabian horses were as well turned out as the people who gathered from all over the world at Michael Byatt’s annual Open House in quaint New Ulm, Texas, the weekend of May 10. The weather was humid but breezy, and the thunderstorm that threatened never materialized, making it a perfect weekend to enjoy what is arguably a collection of the finest Arabian horses assembled anywhere on the planet.
Vanity and beauty
RAYMOND MAZZEI – American trainer and presenter. His first trip to Poland took place in 1979. Since that time he visited our country more than 180 times. Previously the general manager in a chain of hair salons, for the last 20 years he has been devoting himself strictly to training Arabian horses at his ranch – Furioso Farm. Now he shares with us his opinions – often controversial – about Polish and American horses, about Polish stallions in America and about vanity and beauty of the Arabian horse.
The conquering of the East!
The C ranked International Arabian Horse Show (part of the 2nd All Russian Equestrian Games in St. Petersburg) went under the name of St. Petersburg Open. Was the prestige of the show comparable to other exhibitions of this sort in Europe? Unfortunately not. Nevertheless it is worth to recapitulate on this specific and new experience for the Polish participants.
Blog on with polskiearaby.com!
We would like to offer an interesting feature to the supporters of our website and Arabian horse aficionados – the possibility of writing internet diary, your own blog. The first to become bloggers were Poles: reporter Monika Luft and writer Krzysztof Czarnota
Altis sold
The rumors around the sale of Polish National and All Nations Cup Res. Champion Stallion and class winner at Al Kalediah Internationals have been officially confirmed. Altis (WH Justice – Albia by Pers) –
A training in Babolna
During the past long May weekend horses from the Champion Equestrian Club competed in the international competition in endurance racing ranked CEI 1*/2*/3* in Babolna, Hungary.
Polish horses rocked St. Petersburg
A coverage and photos from Sankt Petersburg. Thursday saw the finale of the International C Championships in St. Petersburg. The Polish horses were a spectacular success. The Junior Champion Stallion title was awarded to Echo Ofira, while the Reserve to Rascal.
