Straight Egyptian Homozygous Black Arabian Stallion -BUW Ebon Pharo

Introducing Our Stallion

BUW Ebon Pharo
Video of Pharo cantering in the warm up ring at Horsepark Sept 2007

Video capture January 2007

100% Straight Egyptian
Al Khamsa
Homozygous Black tested at UC Davis
Dahman Shahwan Strain
*Rare bloodlines of RG Al Mone and *Nagat
to name a few... View full pedigree

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The Dahman Shahwan Strain

A direct descendant of the Abbas Pasha and Ali Pasha Sherif treasured bedouin horses of the desert. The Dahman (meaning dark or black) are believed to be from the horses of King Solomon. The first Egyptian Arabian imported to America, and to receive registration papers was this strain--the Ali Pasha Sherif horse, *Shahwan.
Read more about the Dahman Shahwan strain here: http://www.arabians-international.com/dahman.html

The definition of Al Khamsa Horses

Al Khamsa Arabian horses are those Arabian horses in North America that can reasonably be assumed to descend entirely from Bedouin Arabian horses bred by horse-breeding Bedouin tribes of the deserts of the Arabian peninsula without admixture from sources unacceptable to Al Khamsa. Al Khamsa reserves the right to determine which horses are called Al Khamsa Arabian Horses. For further information please visit http://www.alkhamsa.org

Rare and Precious Blood

Pharo is unique in that he has many crosses to black, plus some very rare and precious blood in his pedigree from *Nagat and RG Al Mone, not many horses with this blood. Other notables such as The Minstril, Ruminaja Ali, Moniet El Sharaf, Ibn Moniet El Nefous, *Adhem to name a few.
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About Pharo

Pharo is a young charismatic leggy blue black colt. His striking movement posesses an elastic stride with correct use of legs. While his trot can go on forever, his canter is beautifully balanced and flowing for disciplines across the board! He possesses a nice saddle back with a prominent wither. Currently being started. Tested at UC Davis homozygous for the black gene, which means when bred he will never throw red! Be sure to bookmark this page for future updates. Scroll down for more pictures.
for more information contact me at ride2jump@yahoo.com

Dreams really can come true!

A few years ago while searching for an Arabian mare, I came across a stallion that really caught my attention, Saud El Ameer. Sired by the imported Egyptian stallion *Adhem. I searched and searched for a mare with these bloodlines. I had no luck. But during my search, I came across this young colt "Pharo", who's grandsire was the all time great, Saud El Ameer. But at the time I already owned a stallion and the thoughts of owning two was out of the question. I went back several times looking at this young colt. Over a year had passed. Strangely I decided to part with my black and white stallion MCS Braveheart, aok
fterall he would remain in the family. My sister had been asking to purchase him forever. I did so with the intention of buying a straight egyptian stallion. So my search began. Then one day I remembered this black colt. So I did a quick search and sure enough he was available for sale!!! Well now you have it.....just remember dreams really can come true!

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Going western.	Trotting in hand after first bath.	Egyptian Set.
My first time on Pharo!	Have you ever dreamed of riding the black stallion?	Riding western at the jog.
	Relaxed!	Jumping the gate 10/04/05
Spring dapples	His true color.	BUW Ebon Pharo with less than 30 rides! For reference, rider in photo is 6'. Scroll down for jumping pictures. Please keep in mind, Pharo has been fully trained to free jump so jumping comes easy and natural to his under saddle training. As you can see in the pictures, his ears are forward and he is having fun!