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We no longer offer any video programs in the DVD or VHS format. We have opened an internet store to distribute large numbers of programs that would not be possible in these older formats. To keep our inventory costs and delivery costs down we have to use the internet to deliver programming. We acknowledge the fact that some of our customers still have dial up modem connections and in some cases they do not have access to high speed internet. We also realize that not all of you prefer to watch programs only on your computers, we have researched this and discovered there are at least three ways you can send your computer screen to your TV set.

The new site is www.earabhorse.com

The Polish Symposium Video

On March 11, 2000, The Arabian Horse Legacy Inc., in collaboration with the W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Library hosted and webcast the Polish Arabian symposium.  Key note speakers were: Kay Patterson Sharpnack, and Lt. General Bailey McCune, Baron Of Elphinstone, Scotland.  The program also featured AHL video interviews with Polish authorities – Marek Grzybowski, Wojciech Kwiatkowski, Ignacy Jaworowski and Roman Pankiewsicz; veteran breeders Joe Cassel and John Yates. 

The Arabian Horse Legacy Inc. will donate $15.00 from every  sale of this video tape  and enroll you as an introductory member to the W. K. Kellogg Friends of the Arabian Horse Library. 

This video is a must for every horse owner, There has never been anything like this produced before. Leverage knowledge, educate your customers,  provide support for more programs of this nature. 

The four hour video is just $75.00 plus $5.00 shipping and handling in the U.S.A., Out of country orders shipping charges may vary depending upon the requested shipping method..

This program has received outstanding reviews from several experts in the Arabian Horse breed. 

This program demonstrates what is right with the Arabian horse and the future of the industry globally.  It contains research and evidence documenting differences and the variance of heritable traits and characteristics in Arabian horses.

This program will leave you feeling good about the quality and future of the
Arabian horse around the world.  It provides a road map and well thought out
strategies that have worked for hundreds of years, regardless of country of origin. You will have to review it several times to absorb the content and appreciate the impact it can have on the Arabian horse in this country.

Interviews with several experts and authorities shed light on the value of well thought out programs designed with the future of the Arabian horse in mind.  Each one shares information supported with reference materials that will be utilized by serious horse owners for years to come.  

You will see non promotional reference slides taken in the early 1980's and/or videotape of nearly two hundred reference Arabian horses.  You will hear stories and events in history that changed the Arabian horse experience in this country and around the world.   

Lastly, you will learn how to leverage knowledge and the experience of others
to enable you to reduce your risk and improve your rate of progress in achieving your goals.  

IAHA 50^TH Anniversary

  This is one video tape that should be in every Arabian horse owners reference library.

IAHA began with the love of a beautiful horse.  Its’ fifty year history is a saga of the personalities, horses, ideas and enthusiasm that moved the association forward.   

As with any undertaking of this nature, it was a difficult job to select just a few people and horses from the past 50 years.  This presentation is merely a glimpse into that past of the people and the horses that contributed to IAHA’s rich history.  Vintage black and white photos of Sunday shows and trail rides, rare footage of stallions and pioneer breeders, and current video of national winners and the owners who are making sure that the Arabian breed has a place in future generations of Arabian horse enthusiasts.  

You will feel a sense of pride in the history of the beautiful Arabian horse and the people in the United States and Canada that have brought the breed to its current level of stature in North America.  

Hear about Ranch Trials, the IAHA Queens, the Arabian Horse Foundation, the Golden Book, Achievement Awards, Breeders Sweepstakes, and how Earle Hurlbutt, IAHA’s first president, loaned IAHA the money to buy the Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian Registries. Then, there are the horses -- rare footage of famous Arabians such as Skowronek,* Raffles, Indraff, Witez II, *Bask, Fadjur, *Serafix, Khemosabi, *Sanacht, Bint Sahara, *Orzel, Mujahid, Susecion, Tasliya and many more. 

This video was a cooperative effort of IAHA and the Arabian Horse Legacy Inc.

                                                Approximate running time 17 minutes

JOHNNY JOHNSTON VIDEO 

Johnny Johnston is a world class photographer whose work has appeared in publications around the world.  He set new photographic standards and invented a technique he calls verticality.  His work is truly an art form. 

His photography enhanced the presentation of Arabian horses and stirred emotions worldwide.  His breath taking images spurred new interest in the Arabian horse and their popularity grew as he captured the finest qualities of the Arabian horse in a whole new light. 

One book, “THE ARABIAN”, published by Boldheart Publications is devoted exclusively to Johnny’s magnificent career and is a showcase of nearly fifty years photographing the Arabian Horse.  

This video was taken at the W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse library in Pomona California and captures Johnny rapping with some of his friends - Melissa Paul, Janet Stevenson, Maggie Nicol, Sharon Byford Ruth and Ferman Ansel.  You will experience a rare glimpse of these people, as they share stories about themselves and their personal experiences with some of the people and favorite horses in the Arabian breed. 

Rarely, do you ever capture the true essence of a subject like Johnny Johnston did, however, this piece of video would have been a Johnston masterpiece.  You will see and hear the Johnny that his closest friends know.  Johnny Johnston has left his legacy and for a brief moment in time, I captured him at his best.  As Johnny would say when he took his best shot “take him to the barn”.  It was a pleasure.     Ferman Ansel

 PS: I was going to edit this before releasing it ,But  when Johnny saw the original he bought a dozen copes for his friends and said leave it like it is.

It is funny, even called a riot by Melissa Paul the Curator of the W. K. Kellog Arabian Horse Library. Sandy Rolland, Publisher of several Arabian horse books reminded me of  how wonderful it is to discover a different  side of some of the famous people in the breed.

And my personal opinion is that the photographic tips Johnny reveals  are worth a hundred times more than the cost of this video tape.

Running time is over one hour.

 Click on title for more info Russian Influence Vol #1    

More than 40 imported Russian horses including SALON, MUSCAT, PADRON, SR NADOM, PRISTAN, TAMERLAN, NARIADNI, HALYCON, etc. are arranged by common ancestors such as ARAX, PRIBO, ASWAN.

Description of Russian Influence; video, volume 1:

Eighty-two registered Arabian horses came directly from the USSR to America when I began video taping them in 1980. Russian bloodlines have influenced one hundred thirty-eight of the horses imported from Holland and the Netherlands. I have video taped the majority of them.

Thirty-one Stallions and fifty-eight Mares were included in the Arabian Horse Legacy Encyclopedia. These horses were chosen to be video taped in order to display their significant features to the North American breeding programs.

Analyzing the pedigrees of these magnificent animals allowed me to trace these significant features back to the Stallion SALON, whose Sire was NEGATIW. Other Features, displayed through the video, traced back to the Stallions, PRIBOJ, ASWAN, and ARAX. These significant features are clearly viewed in the third generation offspring.

The horses, in each group on this video tape, were selected by reference to their ancestors who appear in their pedigree. The first group of horses have the SALON ancestors that are out of PRIBOJ mares with a cross to ARAX. The next group of eleven horses compares the SALON, PRIBOJ, and ASWAN cross. Another group consists of seventeen ASWAN offspring and compares the Stallions ARAX, and PRIBOJ, with emphasis on their significant features. The last group of horses compares ARAX, PRIBOJ, NASEEM, ASWAN, and the Stallion OFIR in their pedigree. Approx: running time: 45 minutes

Click on title for more info. THE EGYPTIAN INFLUENCE VOLUME 1     

Forty eight straight Egyptian horses arranged by the sire lines of FADL, NAZEER and SAMEH crossed to NAZEER. In this tape, you will see IBN FA SERR, AK EL ZAHRA MONIET, *KOFO, IBN MORAFIC, SHAH NISHAN, *TUHOTMOS, *SERENITY BINT MAMLOUKA, *SOUFIAN, *SERENTIY SONBOLAH, *IBN HAFIZA, * EL MAREEKH, *SAKR, NABIEL and thirty-five more significant Egyptian bred Arabian horses.

Description of Egyptian Influence; video, volume 1:

The Arabian horses bred in Egypt have influenced the breed in North America for over 100 years. When I began video taping them in 1980, I had no idea one colt born in Egypt would be so significant.

In the twenty some years I spent filming this encyclopedia, tens of thousands of horses have been observed. Sixty-two Stallions and seventy-seven mares were included in this encyclopedia. These horses were chosen to be video taped to display their significant features to the North American breeding programs.

When the pedigrees of these horses were analyzed, I discovered that these horses traced to the Stallion RABDAN EL AZRAK. Of these horses, 90% of them traced to the Stallion MANSOUR. More than 50 U.S. National or Reserve Halter Champions have traced to RABDAN EL AZRAK since 1958. RABDAN EL AZRAK is found 10 times in the pedigree of the 1980 U.S. National Champion Mare FA HALIMA, and 14 times in the 1971 National Champion Stallion ANSATA IBN SUDAN.

Other National champions that trace to him are *MARSIANIN, PADRON, KHEMOSABI, FADJUR, and SERENITY SONBOLAH. I discovered that the Stallion *FADL was by IBN RABDAN, MAAROUFA was by IBN RABDAN as were HAMDAN and SHAHLOUL, and IBN RABDAN was by RABDAN EL AZRAK. SAMEH was by ELMOEZ whose dam was by RABDAN EL AZRAK. RABDAN EL AZRAK was the grandsire of both the sire and dam of MANSOUR who was the sire of NAZEER.

This video tape follows RABDAN EL AZRAK influence through the sire lines of *FADL , NAZEER, and SAMEH crossed to NAZEER. Forty Eight Horses are in this video.

Click on title for more info. THE EGYPTIAN INFLUENCE , VOLUME 2    

This video tape contains some rare footage of Moniet El Nefous. She is in the pedigrees of many purebred Arabian Horses throughout the world. you will see many other significant horses that have their ancestors trace entirely back to the Egyptian desert bred horses.

Some of these horses have become the foundation breeding stock of programs that have influenced the Arabian horse breed world wide.

These segments include more confirmation details than the Egyptian volume one video. 30 horses approximate running time 45 mins.

Click on title for more info. BASK AND HIS SONS AND DAUGHTERS VOLUME 1    

Video film of BASK, at liberty, taken in the 1960's. Included are 40 of his award winning offspring. Horses such as TORNADO, FAME, MONTA BASKO, FIRE CHIEF, PORT BASK, GDANSK, ARISTON, NEGRATRAZ, CALO BASK, BASK MELODY, SUMMER STORM, EMBLAZON, HIGHLAND FLING, LE FIRE, CHIEF JUSTICE, FIRE ALERT, AMURATH BAIKAL, FIRST CLASS, FIRE MELODY, AMBRA, BASK AFIRE, AMBER LIGHT, etc.

Description of *BASK++ Legacy; video, volume 1:

This video begins with *BASK ++ and Dr. Eugene LaCroix, the man who imported this horse into the United States, in 1963. More than forty *BASK++ sons and daughters are featured in this video. They are grouped by their coat colors: bay, grey, and chestnut.

You will see a number of national champions in this video, and many of his sons and daughters that have earned their own place in Arabian horse history. The *BASK++ sons and daughters in The *Bask++ Legacy; Volume 1, were selected from those who were video taped through 1981. Three of *BASK++ sons and two daughters out of the legendary Mare SUSECION, have also been included. FIRE MUSIC and BASK MELODY were both U.S. National Champion Halter Mares.

For thirty years *BASK++, and his sons and daughters dominated the North American Park Horse and English Pleasure Classes. The *BASK++ daughter, BASQUINA was the 1972 U.S. National Champion English Pleasure Mare. In twenty years that followed, fifteen * BASK++ sons and daughters won the U.S. National Championship Park Classes. Nine more claimed U.S. and Canadian English Pleasure National Championships.

A phenomenal testimony to the legacy of this horse! Approx: running time: 45 minutes

The Arabian Horse Legacy, Inc
The Arabian Horse Legacy Foundation Inc.
680 E. Painted Hills DR. Meridian ID 83646 208-893-5335 Fax 208-893-5155

URL: http://www.ahlegacy.com

Last Edit: 2/3/2008 12/01/2000
©Copyrighted The Arabian Horse Legacy, Inc. 1996 All rights reserved

Product Catalogue 

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Below is a description of the educational and  reference video tapes we sell, by clicking on the title of some of the videos you will see the list of horses on them.

The Polish Symposium Video

On March 11, 2000, The Arabian Horse Legacy Inc., in collaboration with the W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Library hosted and webcast the Polish Arabian symposium.  Key note speakers were: Kay Patterson Sharpnack, and Lt. General Bailey McCune, Baron Of Elphinstone, Scotland.  The program also featured AHL video interviews with Polish authorities – Marek Grzybowski, Wojciech Kwiatkowski, Ignacy Jaworowski and Roman Pankiewsicz; veteran breeders Joe Cassel and John Yates. 

The Arabian Horse Legacy Inc. will donate $15.00 from every  sale of this video tape  and enroll you as an introductory member to the W. K. Kellogg Friends of the Arabian Horse Library. 

This video is a must for every horse owner, There has never been anything like this produced before. Leverage knowledge, educate your customers,  provide support for more programs of this nature. 

The four hour video is just $75.00 plus $5.00 shipping and handling in the U.S.A., Out of country orders shipping charges may vary depending upon the requested shipping method..

This program has received outstanding reviews from several experts in the Arabian Horse breed. 

This program demonstrates what is right with the Arabian horse and the future of the industry globally.  It contains research and evidence documenting differences and the variance of heritable traits and characteristics in Arabian horses.

This program will leave you feeling good about the quality and future of the
Arabian horse around the world.  It provides a road map and well thought out
strategies that have worked for hundreds of years, regardless of country of origin. You will have to review it several times to absorb the content and appreciate the impact it can have on the Arabian horse in this country.

Interviews with several experts and authorities shed light on the value of well thought out programs designed with the future of the Arabian horse in mind.  Each one shares information supported with reference materials that will be utilized by serious horse owners for years to come.  

You will see non promotional reference slides taken in the early 1980's and/or videotape of nearly two hundred reference Arabian horses.  You will hear stories and events in history that changed the Arabian horse experience in this country and around the world.   

Lastly, you will learn how to leverage knowledge and the experience of others
to enable you to reduce your risk and improve your rate of progress in achieving your goals.  

IAHA 50^TH Anniversary

  This is one video tape that should be in every Arabian horse owners reference library.

IAHA began with the love of a beautiful horse.  Its’ fifty year history is a saga of the personalities, horses, ideas and enthusiasm that moved the association forward.   

As with any undertaking of this nature, it was a difficult job to select just a few people and horses from the past 50 years.  This presentation is merely a glimpse into that past of the people and the horses that contributed to IAHA’s rich history.  Vintage black and white photos of Sunday shows and trail rides, rare footage of stallions and pioneer breeders, and current video of national winners and the owners who are making sure that the Arabian breed has a place in future generations of Arabian horse enthusiasts.  

You will feel a sense of pride in the history of the beautiful Arabian horse and the people in the United States and Canada that have brought the breed to its current level of stature in North America.  

Hear about Ranch Trials, the IAHA Queens, the Arabian Horse Foundation, the Golden Book, Achievement Awards, Breeders Sweepstakes, and how Earle Hurlbutt, IAHA’s first president, loaned IAHA the money to buy the Half-Arabian and Anglo-Arabian Registries. Then, there are the horses -- rare footage of famous Arabians such as Skowronek,* Raffles, Indraff, Witez II, *Bask, Fadjur, *Serafix, Khemosabi, *Sanacht, Bint Sahara, *Orzel, Mujahid, Susecion, Tasliya and many more. 

This video was a cooperative effort of IAHA and the Arabian Horse Legacy Inc.

                                                Approximate running time 17 minutes

JOHNNY JOHNSTON VIDEO 

Johnny Johnston is a world class photographer whose work has appeared in publications around the world.  He set new photographic standards and invented a technique he calls verticality.  His work is truly an art form. 

His photography enhanced the presentation of Arabian horses and stirred emotions worldwide.  His breath taking images spurred new interest in the Arabian horse and their popularity grew as he captured the finest qualities of the Arabian horse in a whole new light. 

One book, “THE ARABIAN”, published by Boldheart Publications is devoted exclusively to Johnny’s magnificent career and is a showcase of nearly fifty years photographing the Arabian Horse.  

This video was taken at the W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse library in Pomona California and captures Johnny rapping with some of his friends - Melissa Paul, Janet Stevenson, Maggie Nicol, Sharon Byford Ruth and Ferman Ansel.  You will experience a rare glimpse of these people, as they share stories about themselves and their personal experiences with some of the people and favorite horses in the Arabian breed. 

Rarely, do you ever capture the true essence of a subject like Johnny Johnston did, however, this piece of video would have been a Johnston masterpiece.  You will see and hear the Johnny that his closest friends know.  Johnny Johnston has left his legacy and for a brief moment in time, I captured him at his best.  As Johnny would say when he took his best shot “take him to the barn”.  It was a pleasure.     Ferman Ansel

 PS: I was going to edit this before releasing it ,But  when Johnny saw the original he bought a dozen copes for his friends and said leave it like it is.

It is funny, even called a riot by Melissa Paul the Curator of the W. K. Kellog Arabian Horse Library. Sandy Rolland, Publisher of several Arabian horse books reminded me of  how wonderful it is to discover a different  side of some of the famous people in the breed.

And my personal opinion is that the photographic tips Johnny reveals  are worth a hundred times more than the cost of this video tape.

Running time is over one hour.

 Click on title for more info Russian Influence Vol #1    

More than 40 imported Russian horses including SALON, MUSCAT, PADRON, SR NADOM, PRISTAN, TAMERLAN, NARIADNI, HALYCON, etc. are arranged by common ancestors such as ARAX, PRIBO, ASWAN.

Description of Russian Influence; video, volume 1:

Eighty-two registered Arabian horses came directly from the USSR to America when I began video taping them in 1980. Russian bloodlines have influenced one hundred thirty-eight of the horses imported from Holland and the Netherlands. I have video taped the majority of them.

Thirty-one Stallions and fifty-eight Mares were included in the Arabian Horse Legacy Encyclopedia. These horses were chosen to be video taped in order to display their significant features to the North American breeding programs.

Analyzing the pedigrees of these magnificent animals allowed me to trace these significant features back to the Stallion SALON, whose Sire was NEGATIW. Other Features, displayed through the video, traced back to the Stallions, PRIBOJ, ASWAN, and ARAX. These significant features are clearly viewed in the third generation offspring.

The horses, in each group on this video tape, were selected by reference to their ancestors who appear in their pedigree. The first group of horses have the SALON ancestors that are out of PRIBOJ mares with a cross to ARAX. The next group of eleven horses compares the SALON, PRIBOJ, and ASWAN cross. Another group consists of seventeen ASWAN offspring and compares the Stallions ARAX, and PRIBOJ, with emphasis on their significant features. The last group of horses compares ARAX, PRIBOJ, NASEEM, ASWAN, and the Stallion OFIR in their pedigree. Approx: running time: 45 minutes

Click on title for more info. THE EGYPTIAN INFLUENCE VOLUME 1     

Forty eight straight Egyptian horses arranged by the sire lines of FADL, NAZEER and SAMEH crossed to NAZEER. In this tape, you will see IBN FA SERR, AK EL ZAHRA MONIET, *KOFO, IBN MORAFIC, SHAH NISHAN, *TUHOTMOS, *SERENITY BINT MAMLOUKA, *SOUFIAN, *SERENTIY SONBOLAH, *IBN HAFIZA, * EL MAREEKH, *SAKR, NABIEL and thirty-five more significant Egyptian bred Arabian horses.

Description of Egyptian Influence; video, volume 1:

The Arabian horses bred in Egypt have influenced the breed in North America for over 100 years. When I began video taping them in 1980, I had no idea one colt born in Egypt would be so significant.

In the twenty some years I spent filming this encyclopedia, tens of thousands of horses have been observed. Sixty-two Stallions and seventy-seven mares were included in this encyclopedia. These horses were chosen to be video taped to display their significant features to the North American breeding programs.

When the pedigrees of these horses were analyzed, I discovered that these horses traced to the Stallion RABDAN EL AZRAK. Of these horses, 90% of them traced to the Stallion MANSOUR. More than 50 U.S. National or Reserve Halter Champions have traced to RABDAN EL AZRAK since 1958. RABDAN EL AZRAK is found 10 times in the pedigree of the 1980 U.S. National Champion Mare FA HALIMA, and 14 times in the 1971 National Champion Stallion ANSATA IBN SUDAN.

Other National champions that trace to him are *MARSIANIN, PADRON, KHEMOSABI, FADJUR, and SERENITY SONBOLAH. I discovered that the Stallion *FADL was by IBN RABDAN, MAAROUFA was by IBN RABDAN as were HAMDAN and SHAHLOUL, and IBN RABDAN was by RABDAN EL AZRAK. SAMEH was by ELMOEZ whose dam was by RABDAN EL AZRAK. RABDAN EL AZRAK was the grandsire of both the sire and dam of MANSOUR who was the sire of NAZEER.

This video tape follows RABDAN EL AZRAK influence through the sire lines of *FADL , NAZEER, and SAMEH crossed to NAZEER. Forty Eight Horses are in this video.

Click on title for more info. THE EGYPTIAN INFLUENCE , VOLUME 2    

This video tape contains some rare footage of Moniet El Nefous. She is in the pedigrees of many purebred Arabian Horses throughout the world. you will see many other significant horses that have their ancestors trace entirely back to the Egyptian desert bred horses.

Some of these horses have become the foundation breeding stock of programs that have influenced the Arabian horse breed world wide.

These segments include more confirmation details than the Egyptian volume one video. 30 horses approximate running time 45 mins.

Click on title for more info. BASK AND HIS SONS AND DAUGHTERS VOLUME 1    

Video film of BASK, at liberty, taken in the 1960's. Included are 40 of his award winning offspring. Horses such as TORNADO, FAME, MONTA BASKO, FIRE CHIEF, PORT BASK, GDANSK, ARISTON, NEGRATRAZ, CALO BASK, BASK MELODY, SUMMER STORM, EMBLAZON, HIGHLAND FLING, LE FIRE, CHIEF JUSTICE, FIRE ALERT, AMURATH BAIKAL, FIRST CLASS, FIRE MELODY, AMBRA, BASK AFIRE, AMBER LIGHT, etc.

Description of *BASK++ Legacy; video, volume 1:

This video begins with *BASK ++ and Dr. Eugene LaCroix, the man who imported this horse into the United States, in 1963. More than forty *BASK++ sons and daughters are featured in this video. They are grouped by their coat colors: bay, grey, and chestnut.

You will see a number of national champions in this video, and many of his sons and daughters that have earned their own place in Arabian horse history. The *BASK++ sons and daughters in The *Bask++ Legacy; Volume 1, were selected from those who were video taped through 1981. Three of *BASK++ sons and two daughters out of the legendary Mare SUSECION, have also been included. FIRE MUSIC and BASK MELODY were both U.S. National Champion Halter Mares.

For thirty years *BASK++, and his sons and daughters dominated the North American Park Horse and English Pleasure Classes. The *BASK++ daughter, BASQUINA was the 1972 U.S. National Champion English Pleasure Mare. In twenty years that followed, fifteen * BASK++ sons and daughters won the U.S. National Championship Park Classes. Nine more claimed U.S. and Canadian English Pleasure National Championships.

A phenomenal testimony to the legacy of this horse! Approx: running time: 45 minutes

The Arabian Horse Legacy, Inc
3809 West Hillside Pl.
Littleton, CO 80123

Telephone: - 1-303-795-3166 or Fax: 303-795-3551

URL: http://www.ahlegacy.com

Last edit:12/01/2000
©Copyrighted The Arabian Horse Legacy, Inc. 1996 All rights reserved