Historical Breeders

Phara Arabians
The Selby Stud – Part 1
Why Crabbet?
Memories of the Crabbet Stud
The Forgotten Man: Peter Bradley's Role In Early American Breeding Part 1
The Donoghue Arabians
William Robinson Brown: The Maynesboro Stud
Al-Marah Fights For Indraff's Life
Home of Beautiful Heads and Great Performance Horses
The Forgotten Man: Peter Bradley's Role In Early American Breeding Part 2
HRB Arabians
Mare Lines of Crabbet, Part 2: The 'Silvers' - Beauty and Presence
In Passing: John R. (“Doc”) Aldred
The Sharf Ranch and Four of the Five Earliest Arabian Imports to North America from Australasia
The Davenports At The Kellogg Ranch
A Tribute to Randolph Huntington In the Arab Horse World
The Lewisfield Breeding Program: A Decade of Excellence
Van Vleet’s Arabian Laboratory
Phara Farm: Golden Horses of the Sun
Cold Knob Farm & Biography
The W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Ranch - Part 14: 1931, *Malouma 738 and *King John 739 Are Purchased
Long Live Crabbet: A Tour of Straight Crabbets in the American North East
Carleton Cummings and his Skyline Trust Arabians
Pete McNeil – A Lifetime With Arabians
The Horses of Asil Arabians
Bill Munson - An Interview by Jim Robbins
Why I Did What I Did - An Interview with Lois Selby Perry
My Visit to Al-Marah Arabians in November of 2002
The Barony of Wentworth
The Maynesboro Stud: A Glimpse at the Past, to Preserve the Future…
The W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Ranch - Part 12: The New Arabians of 1930
The W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Ranch - Part 13: The 1930 Foal Crop
The W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Ranch - Part 15: The 1931 Foal Crop
"Mr. Crabbet" - Fred Rice