Arabian Sport Horse Stallions

Goodbye, old friend

TLA Halynov

TLA Halynov, our dear friend and family member of the last 12 years and champion arabian sport horse stallion, had a tragic freak accident, breaking his radius in four places close to the shoulder. Despite the efforts of two veterinary clinics, there was nothing to be done; our wonderful stallion had to be put down. It was devastating to us all; our daughter tried to explain to a friend of hers when asked why she was so hysterical about a horse. Stacie replied, "He was like my brother---- I grew up with him."

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Tribute to Halynov
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He was truly one of the great arabian stallions, and I do not use that term lightly. Not only did he have extreme hock action, size and extension, but he also consistently passed those qualities onto his offspring. More than that, he had a great heart and a willingness to please and to do his best. He took care of our kids, never taking advantage of our (at that time) young daughter during the shows. Many was the time that I would be out trailriding with him and one of the kid's mares would be in a raging heat. They inevitably managed to wind up right in front of us no matter how many times I'd ask them not to do so--- they really tested his manners and Emily Post herself would have been amazed. On the other side of his gentle nature was his bravado. At one of the big stallion showcases. I sang "Nobody Does It Better" while Mark used all his 6' 5" height and strength to hold onto this big guy who really wanted to strut his stuff for the crowd--- and he did! He was voted the show favorite!

We are only consoled by the fact that we were fortunate enough to acquire on of his best and last sons---

Arabian Sport Horse Stallion Hal's Riverdance!

Click on Riverdance's picture to learn more about this special guy and to see his outstanding foal crops.
Halynov's bloodlines and athletic ability have indeed have been careied on through his son

Hal's Riverdance picture

 

IAHA Sweepstakes Nominated and SCID clear

 

Click here or on his picture below to view his video

Click here to view his video

 

Click here or on his picture below to view his sire TLA Halynov's video

TLA Halynov video

 

 

Click here to see Riverdance's first foal crop!

This is just one example of Riverdance's outstanding foals

Browse Halynov's pages to learn what the future has in store for Hal's Riverdance
in the show ring when he actualizes the potential given to him by his great sire!

Click on Solstar's and Romanov's pictures below to learn about our other Russian bred Stallions

IIWP Solstar   WOA Romanov at 5 Years old

IIWP Solstar
Explodent x Pacific Bryze

 

WOA Romanov
*Napadki x CA Belles Flower

 

 

Later, visit our Contact Us page to request a video of Hal's Riverdance, Solstar, and Romanov ---- or to just say "hi!"

 

 

 

(805) 239-ARAB (2722) -- (805) 239-2722 fax
Whispering Oaks Arabians
P.O. Box 482
Creston, CA 93432
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