Monty!Lasma handed over a new Cadillac to the buyer whose bid put the auction over the million-dollar mark for the first time. We've got the horse right here. An Arabian at the Polish Ovation sale in Scottsdale held her head high during the bidding. Well, you could say that about nearly all Arabians, but here in the United States, Crabbet Arabians were some of the earliest and largest imports to our country, going back to 1893 when the bay stallion *Bedr 239 (Azrek x Bozra) was imported by W.H. Perhaps it is coincidental, perhaps not, that after a January 13, 1986 article by E. M. Swift & J. E. Vader in Sports Illustrated revealed the excesses of the Arabian market, the horse industry in its entirety found itself caught up in and cut down by The Tax Reform Act of 1986. This stud's for you. Egyptian Arabians come from the breeds geographical cradle where they have been cherished and carefully bred for over 2,000 years. The essence is in the riding. Part of the answer lies in the tax advantages inherent in each transaction"We're farming the tax code," confides one large breederand part of it in the Greater Fool Theory, as uttered by Obi-Wan Kenobi in Star Wars: "Who is the greater fool? We've heard of some who stand their horses in water before a show and [use electrical current to] shock them, or shake bags at them, or cover their stalls and whip them on the knees so that the marks won't show. Located near todays southwest corner of Shea Boulevard and the Loop 101 Freeway. May the welcoming spirit and hospitality of the City of Scottsdale and the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona continue to inspire all who attend the Scottsdale Show each February. The Merle Cheneys were among the first to own Arabians at their ranch north of Scottsdale. 7. on the cover: Expressamo (IXL Noble Express x Mystic Bey V by Huckleberry Bey), 2017 Scottsdale Champion Pleasure Driving, pictured with his best friend Kate Candelaria, at Sandman Inc., San Jose, California.Photo by Kelly Kenneally. Nichols held a sale of his own in Connecticut in 1976, and didn't hesitate to use his Broadway expertise. Let's see Merrill Lynch match that. to remove that nasty ground-in dirt, followed by a brisk once-over with sandpaper and steel wool and a coat of Absorbine Super Shine. "We'd been to so many bum auctions where the horses were just standing around, not groomed properly," says LaCroix, "that we decided if the horse could move around freely, its natural beauty would be better appreciated.". [*] The policy was issued by *61 Monarch Insurance Company of Ohio (Monarch), by its managing general agent, Frelinghuysen Livestock Managers, Inc. (FLM). Since its humble beginnings, the association has also focused on community service. Like a gambler addicted to a high-stakes game of dice, the next roll could be the big one. Early exhibitions were held at the Casa Blanca Inn, a winter resort for the first couple of years. Small wonder the Arabian has the reputation of being high-strung. LASMA ARABIANS, LTD. has been set up 4/3/1981 in state FL. Certainly, the authors chided our elected officials when they wrote: August of 1952, at the Hotel Westward Ho in downtown Phoenix, a small group of Arabian horse owners met and agreed to the importance of the formation of a likeminded group, to promote interest in the Arabian horse and named this group the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona(AHAA). Investment? [ Metz v. Commissioner, T.C. The hooves are scrubbed with S.O.S. The LeCroixs had created an atmosphere that others emulated, with fog machines, high-tech lighting, and plush arenas that showcased their beautiful horses. If we take a look at the rise and fall of the U.S. Arabian breeding and sales market over the last 40 years, it perhaps puts into context what seems to some to be crazy dollar figures. How about an American saddle horse? There are 27 Lots in this book, no markings. The note provided that payment was to be made to Lasma Arabians, Ltd., in Scottsdale, Arizona. In 1963 he was imported to the United States by Dr. Eugene Lacroix of Lasma Arabians, in Scottsdale, Arizona. They contributed to the development of the Anglo-Arabian horse and therefore to the modern warmblood breeds. But what really led to the Arabian boom in this country was the flair with which Lasma marketed Bask's progeny. There was some racing in the late 1800s but most of the purebreds were lost during the Russian Revolution. Fueling speculation about the motives behind the seizure are the early press releases that gave the appearance that seizure was an opportunity for rescue facilities to grandstand, and the seized horses were props for a massive fund-raising opportunity. Perhaps it will also provide the framework for understanding a situation as seemingly absurd as the Canterbury situation appears to be on the surface150 horses? Tail: carried high and with elegance. Egyptian That is not to say that there are not still plenty of speculators breeding ostensibly for sales, as the Canterbury case has illustrated. In our show the horses are quiet. In the U.S., prices had plummeted to an average of $10,000-$25,000 by the end of the decade. The company's filing status is listed as Inactive and its File Number is A10306.The company's principal address is 8655 East Via De Ventura Suite F-300, Scottsdale, AZ 85258 and its mailing address is 8655 East Via De Ventura Suite F-300, Scottsdale, AZ 85258. Dr. LaCroix began the "Polish Revolution" in 1962 when he imported the stallion Bask. The Bedouins, who originally bred the Arabian, stabled their horses either in or next to the master's tent and raised them on camel's milk, eggs, dates and barley flour. There was some racing in the late 1800s but most of the purebreds were lost during the Russian Revolution. Bigger than most deer, probably bigger than some elk. Auctiongoers began finding themselves cheek by jowl with celebritiese.g., Stefanie Powers, Bo Derek, Merv Griffin, Kenny Rogers, Jane Fonda, Paul Simon, Meadowlark Lemon, Jackie Onassis, Armand Hammer and King Constantine of Greece. I've been to the Scottsdale sales. Arabians have a large heart size relative to their weight. French Arabians were developed almost exclusively as race horses and are more Thoroughbred in appearance. Only time has proved the value of these domestic mares contribution of soundness, sturdiness, athleticism, and temperament to the resulting offspring.. Get this Arizona Republic page for free from Friday, February 14, 1969 Phoenix, Fri., Feb. 14, 1963 State horses win 3 of 10 blue ribbons SCOTTSDALE - Arizona horses won three of the 10 blue . Gilding the lily (clockwise from far left): VP Kahlua got a presale scrub; bright bandages protect valuable legs; hairbrush and towel are a groom's tools; a little eye makeup does wonders; handsome saddles await buyers; hair coloring highlights mane and tail; dressing makes those hooves sparkle. "Maybe I've got my feet too solidly planted on the ground. In 1988, Tersk Stud offered 87 horses but only 18 sold; the highest price was $36,000. In addition, investment is often easier said than done. Arabians look very flamboyant when they race. Explore. But if exclusivity and trendsetting are your aim, whoa now, partner, you're a little late. Spanish Arabians only make up 0.1% of the total Arabian population in the U.S. and are often used as an outcross. (Well, maybe Napoleon.) Serving as direct sales agent for the Polish government, Lasma handled the auction of 19 Polish mares for $10.8 million, an average of $568,684 a head. The straight Egyptian Arabian is still considered the purest of pure Arabians, and is valued for its extreme refined appearance and friendly temperament. They are known for their sturdy builds and athleticism. She was a Triple Crown winner in halter competition, meaning she had been named Champion at Scottsdale, U.S. Nationals, and Canadian Nationals. A Physician and . 1-800-244-9580. One of the most controversial topics surrounding the seizure of the Canterbury Arabians is that of rare bloodlines and preserving the bloodlines. For those not versed in the finer points of Arabian pedigrees, here is a brief introduction written by Peggy Ingles, a new Equiery artist and a long-time Arabian breeder. If the horse has one front leg in t. Bask's offspring proved as exceptional as he was. LaCroix, 69, a retired vascular surgeon, bought his first two Arabians back in 1944 to upgrade his cattle horses. "The rest of ushopefully we get other things out of it besides money. Jose' Alves Filho's journey began in 2021, in search of the perfect white mare, which brought him to Scottsdale, Arizona, the North American capital for "everything Arabian horses.". In the five years a mare can be depreciated, she could produce five valuable foals. Most were not horsemen, so this created a dependency on the trainers that continues today. This gives owners and exhibitors a more economical means to both enjoy and compete at a regional or national level with their Arabian horses. This corporate entity was filed approximately forty-two years ago on Friday, April 3, 1981 , according to public records filed with Florida Department of State. Her sentiment is shared by Arabian fanciers the world over. The show annually boast over 2,400 horses, over 350 Commercial Exhibitors and attracts over 300,000 attendees making it the largest Arabian horse show in the world. Small potatoes compared with what top thoroughbreds go for, to be sure, but thoroughbred investments can be recouped on the track. A band jazzed up the bidding at the Keg Select sale. Moniet al Saharaf set a record for the highest Egyptian Arabian stallion syndication in 1986 at $10 million. They found their way to the U.S. and the Russian blood was well represented in the show ring in the late 70s and early 80s. Breeding of Spanish Arabians began in the early 1900s with imports from the Middle East, England and Poland. In the 1940s and 1950s, importations slowed as U.S. breeders established their own lines. At some point during this unprecedented buying frenzy, banks became interested in the financing of these huge purchases, whereas before, sellers held the notes. Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show. Dr. Eugene LaCroix opened Lasma Ranch at 54th Street and Bell. Their faces are dished in profile and wide at the forehead, with diminutive, almost dainty, muzzles. All we're trying to do is save the horses. Centered around Scottsdale, Arizona, a town famous for its prestigious Arabian show and state-of-the-art breeding facilities, breeders such as the LeCroix family, owners of Lasma Arabian Stud, and a few others began conducting Arabian sales peddling their show and breeding stock to the public. This data is current as of 2022-10-12T22:04:50.692+0000, click HERE to check for updates. ", War was responsible for much of the early dissemination of Arabian blood. As recently as 1968 the top price paid at auction for an Arabian was $25,000. The record now stands at $3.2 million, which was shelled out for the Russian stallion Abdullahhh in 1984. St., Scottsdale, AZ . To these warriors, the Arabian horse was not just an animal, but a gift from Allahthe Bedouin's wealth, his lifeblood and his legacy. The pressure on these trainers to win is so great that they'll try anything. Foaled in Sweden in 1975, by Nureddin and out of Lalage, he was a solid bay with no white markings. Also during this time, the imported Russian-bred stallion *Padron was syndicated for a record-breaking $11 million by David Boggs and went on to be the sire of over 700 horses, many of them national winners. The mane and tailespecially white onesare then dyed to remove unsightly bathroom stains. But in the 1960s horse world, you just hoped that the right buyer, the right owner would come along that would propel your training business or breeding farm into the stratosphere. , The show grew by huge numbers, largely due to the amazing production of the show, in 1985 there were 2,460 horses entered. including Canadian National Champion Stallion in 1981 and Scottsdale and U.S. National Champion Stallion in 1982 . The following year, Tweed, along with Arabian owners Helen Wrigley and Anne and Fowler McCormick, sponsored the first All Arabian Horse Show. Riyan with the legendary Arabian stallion, *Bask taken at Lasma Arabians in 1978. riyan public . The current status of the business is Inactive. *Muscat's offspring have been highly valued in recognition of his . Valley television broadcasting pioneer Tom Chauncey opened Chauncey Ranch on the northwest corner of Scottsdale Road and Bell. Aladdinn (1975-2010) was the second all-time leading sire of Arabian horses. It's Mizan Taj Halim on the rail. I thought I was at a Mafia funeral. Altogether, about 145 Crabbet Arabians were brought to the U.S. from the years 1893 to 1976. According to legend, every Arabian horse is a direct descendant of five mares owned by an Arab chief named Faras the Horseman. Arabian Champion's Cemetery Moved from Lasma Arabians, Scottsdale, AZ. Because of this growth, AHA instituted a Sport Horse National Championship Horse Show that features Arabians, Half-Arabians and Anglo-Arabians competing in dressage, working hunter, jumpers, conformation and carriage driving classes all judged by USEF- and USDF-carded judges. Savvy brokers and trainers know that when they have a solid cash offer in hand, they take it. Phone calls were made inviting owners to come to Arizona and a total of 102 horses attended the first competition at the Arizona Biltmore from California, New Mexico, and Arizona. Boy George should doll himself up as nice as some of these Arabs. "People call me up all the time and ask, 'What do you think of Arabians as an investment?' After the McCormicks 4,200-acre ranch was sold for development as a master-planned community, Paradise Park was relocated to 85 acres on Bell Road west of Scottsdale Road. In many instances, a mare would be sold as a three-in-one package: the mare with a foal at foot with another breeding or already pregnant, making her ridiculous cost look like a bargain. It remains to be seen whether the owner of the Canterbury Arabians, Marsha Parkinson, pleads guilty or is found guilty of neglect. In the last four years more pureblooded Arabians have been entered in the Arabian Horse Registry in the U.S.more than 100,000than there had been between 1908, when the registry was opened, and 1973. And average Arabians do not sell. (first appeared in The Equiery August 2011). They became an affiliate of the American Horse Show Association (today the United States Equestrian Federation) and also purchased the Half- and Anglo-Arabian studbooks. Abdullahhh, like the vast majority of Arabian horses in this country, had never won a dime at the track. They try just as hard as the thoroughbreds, but with those short little legs, they don't get there as fast.". arad 15. amurath* gr 1881: tajar* b 1873: koheil iii: gr 1876: fatme 1899: an obajan ~1889: desert bred ~1889: sahiba* 1924 arabian. Tail not being carried elegantly? They began with imported horses from Egypt and their influence has continued to modern times. Marwan Al Shaqab, the crown jewel of the royal stables of Qatar, has rock star status in the Middle East. It was LaCroix who helped start the so-called "Polish Revolution" in the Arabian industry"Polish Arabians are hot-hot," gushes one Colorado breederwhen he became one of the first Americans to foray behind the Iron Curtain in search of horseflesh. Arabian Horse Association of Arizona and the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show History. 8 Arabian Horse Catalogs 1980/86 - Baywood Pk, Tom Chauncey, Karho, Trip . The Equiery will continue to follow this story as well. Our Reason for Being . When the mare NH Love Potion was auctioned for $2.55 million at Scottsdale in 1984, the announcer at the sale was Harry Cooper, the Don Pardo of the Arabian world. Aladdinn was the Swedish National Champion the year he was imported, and the next year, i It was an exclusive club that was promoted as elite and elegant and it attracted buyers like flies to honey. Lasma In Retrospect Arabian Horses Scottsdale Arizona *Bask Collectible Book. How can you tell if a horse is an Arabian? Eventually, Anne McCormick had erected a masonry walled arena, she planted four tall palm trees right in the middle, and although one did not live, the other three thrived and when the show took place a wooden floor was built in the middle of the palms, and a very exotic black and gold trimmed tent was placed over the floor for the judge to work from. The company's filing status is listed as I - Inactive and its File Number is 0196345. French Arabians are still very popular for racing worldwide. Seized HorsesThe Story Continues January 30, 1978. Aladdinn was imported to the United States in 1978 by Lasma Arabians and syndicated for the sum of $1,800,000. Nothing. A new market for amateur-friendly Arabians has gained momentum in the last ten years, especially in sporting disciplines such as eventing. Last February at the Keg Select sale in Scottsdale, Lasma constructed a stage set duplicating a section of Bourbon Street, then unveiled the evening's entertainment, Al Hirt and the New Orleans Preservation Hall Jazz Band. Bask, Gilan, Iran; a village. I thought, 'My God, what on earth can I say to make someone out there bid $2.3 million for a horse?' In his day, the 4,200-acre site was a working ranch, and theMcCormicks raised Black Angus cattle. Many horsemen saw the crash as a market correction and something, in the long run, that would be good for the breed. Relief carvings of Arab-type horses have been found on Assyrian and Egyptian tombs that are thousands of years old. Our stallion Ames Charisma is an offspring of the greatest Arabian bloodlines in the world going all the way back to . The Arabian Horse Association of America is a non-profit organization that is comprised of Arabian horse owners, breeders and enthusiasts from around the world. "Arabians are tremendously versatile," says LaCroix. In 1988, Tersk Stud offered 87 horses but only 18 sold; the highest price was $36,000. Or is there some justification to this speculation? Bred by Lasma Arabian Stud | USA Imported 1975. ", In fact, about 80% of Arabians sell for $5,000 or less. "Everybody knows drugs are used," Hayden says. Although the U.S. economy is still struggling, and likewise the equine industry, the Arabian market overseas, specifically in the Middle East, is strong. "We wanted some pizzazz, so we added a band and gave each horse a special song. Whips are not allowed in our ring. The largest event of its kind in the world, the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show is held at WestWorld and attracts hundreds of thousands of spectators. pasb*497. It had to do with promotion. "We wanted the horses to look good, so we got a runway, which gave them room to move," the younger Gene, 38, recalls. In 1964, at age 8, Bask was named U.S. National Champion Stallion and U.S. National Top Ten Three-Gaited (Park) Horse, an accomplishment never repeated in the Arabian show world. Throughout the 1990s, registrations held steady at around 12,000 per year, with a slow decline in the 2000s to a unprecedented low in 2010 of fewer than 5,000. The April 29 seizure of 136 malnourished Polish Arabians from Canterbury breeding farm on the Eastern Shore of Maryland has brought an uncomfortable spotlight on not only the equine breeding business in general, but on the Arabian business in particular. Stockman bought horses from several sources; one was the Lasma organization, usually represented by Eugene LaCroix, Jr. Stockman had a farm in Wisconsin where he kept some horses. If anything, it is modest. All true. Cover Story: Expressamo "He's the best thing that happened to our barn, my daughter, and my grandchildren. French Arabians were developed almost exclusively as race horses and are more Thoroughbred in appearance. There's something so excessive about it. Or is there some justification to this speculation? Born April 15, 1916 in Hiawatha, Kansas, he moved to the valley from Seattle, Washington 45 years ago. Updated Oct 5, 1998, 12:00am EDT. Dan Gainey raised Arabians at Gainey Ranch on Scottsdale Road. The Bedouins were a warlike and nomadic people who selected their breeding stock on the basis of speed, handling and endurance. 1979 saw the 25thAnnual Show and welcomed 810 horses that year. If we take a look at the rise and fall of the U.S. Arabian breeding and sales market over the last 40 years, it perhaps puts into context what seems to some to be crazy dollar figures. They are known for their athleticism and durability. The prices being paid at the time didnt necessarily reflect the actual value of these horses, as the trainers/promoters would roll marketing, breedings to their stallions, and training services into the ultimate price paid for the horse. By no means does this review of the rise and fall of the Arab speculation market justify a failure to care for ones animals. The U.S. Army began breeding them with donated animals and by 1943 had a sizeable Arabian herd (according to the Arabian Horse Association, the Army had more Arabians than any other breed; according to other sources the Arabians were the second largest breed category). Polish Arabians were bred as far back as the 16th century and were nearly destroyed by World War I. . In 1973, Mike Nichols was the high bidder of the sale with his purchase of another *Bask daughter for $117,000. Location Years President, Casa Blanca Inn 1952 & 1953 Ed Tweed, Arizona Biltmore 1954 Ed Tweed, Casa Blanca Inn 1955 Ed Tweed, Arizona Biltmore 1956 Ed Tweed, McCormick Ranch 1957 & 1958 Hal Clay , Also know as Paradise Park 1959 & 1960 Dr. Eugene E. LaCroix , 1961 Ed Tweed, 1962 & 1963 Guy Stillman, 1964 & 1965 Walter Ross , 1966 & 1967 William Mahoney, Jr , 1968 Howard Heaton, Kemper Marley Property 1969 Howard Heaton , 1970 Al Mecham , McCormick Ranch 1971 Luis Merlino , 1972 Bill Nelson, 1973 Rex Allison, 1974 & 1975 Marc Cosenza , 1976 & 1977 Bill M. Owens, 1978 BillLittleton, Paradise Park II 1979 Bill Littleton , 1980 Dr. Eugene E. LaCroix , 1981 Horace Gregory , 1982 Dr. Joseph Hawkins , 1983 - 1988 Mickey Hegg , WestWorld 1989 Bud Adams , 1990 Ed Grandon , 1991 - 1998 Ed Grandon , 1999 & 2000 Michele Johnson , 2001 & 2002 Mark Owens , 2003 - 2005 Janice McCrea-Wight , 2006 - 2009 Bill Flood , 2010 - 2013 Jay Allen , 2014 Janice McCrea-Wight , 2015 - 2018 Jay Allen , 2019 - 2022 Mary Lou Houge, 2022 - Paul Glans, 1952,1953 & 1955: Casa Blanca Inn - North of Camelback Road, 1954 & 1956: Arizona Biltmore - 24th & Camelback , 1957 - 1966: McCormick Ranch, also known as Paradise Park - Pima south of Shea , 1969 & 1970: Kemper Marley Property - Northeast corner of East Bell & Tatum Road, 1971 - 1978: McCormick Ranch, under Kaiser-Aetna ownership - Pima south of Shea, 1979 - 1988: Paradise Park II Bell Road & 64th Street on Arizona State Land . Registered IAHA 1/2 Arabian - One parent is a purebred arabian and horse is registered half arabian. His stud fee in 1963 was a modest $500 but rose to $10,000 by 1975. Actually, the Wells Fargo Bank is willing to try. Not so in modern times, at least not in the eyes of the judges who hand out the ribbons at Arabian shows. They have lots of slow-twitch muscle fibers and a high surface area relative to their mass, which means they are built more like a radiator than a boiler. Some, like Varian Arabians and Al-Marah Arabians, advertise in the breed publications and have websites showcasing their horses, which are also shown extensively in local and national competition. At Lasmas first sale in 1971, 27 horses sold for an average of $19,000 each, with a *Bask daughter topping the sale at $56,000. But if you want a horse that will run you till your fanny sizzles, the Arabian is the ticket. It's very sad. Lasma was at Bell and 54th St. "Everybody knows that ginger is used. 2011 Horsewoman of the Year: Beverly Raymond. 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