;-) I really enjoyed your site. Liked all the items by Randy Sublett-farrier,;was very, very informative. Keep up all the good work.

I just love your site---the music and all the great information. I see that my husband also left a message. Unfortunately our walkaloosa mare he mentioned miscarried. But it does look like we will be moving soon and no more boarding!! Believe me I will be visiting your site often.. God Bless and Happy trails!!

Hi Diane and Tom ,Sent you an e-mail yesterday /horse inquiry .I am saving this for my favorites much enjoyable and valuable info.I liked "The Hills that I Call Home" I too have lived that although mine might be Lynards Skinners "Sweet Home Alabama".Also like knowing about the births of each offspring.Thank -you for putting so much thought ,wisdom and plain practical advice into your Home site.Karen Sanders

:-) Spent way too much time on your site, just kidding, loved it. We are trying to buy 20 acres to move us and our 4 almost 5 horses there. I am a retired firefighter my wife still works at Kroger and we currently board our horses. I have Pasha Ibn Ansat. an 11 yr old Geld and we have a 3/4 arab rescue, an 11 yr old creamello, and a Walkaloosa about to give birth. What a mix. Hope to get trail saddle from you. Take care.

Hi everyone!!
Im excited to see and read everything there is about Arabian Horses. My Grandfather in Carl Raswan, the author of the INDEX. So you can imagine the feeling we have for horses and the peoople who are p#@*%!ionate about them. My granmother Esperanza is still alive and I hope she will finish her ultimate legacy wich is her biography and love to her husband Carl.
Thanks For all the info you give in this webpage.
Mariana

I think you are very wonderful people, to give free rides,and promote the arabians. I too have a few arabians, and love them dearly. My stallion, Khemo Kheanno, is a sweetie. People can't belive how nice he is. Good luck with your horses.
God Bless you!

i am gonna show this to my friend, bro

Love your site, Very informative, keep up the great work!

Great site! Great to know I'm not the only "horse cooco" :-)

I just thought I'd let you know that I own Gamond's half-sister. By Gazon, out of Aramaraa. Her name is Transformer, and I was amazed to see that she and Gamond have identical markings on their legs.

Diane and Tom,

Katelyn loved and treasured the time spent with you and Tsammie! Diane, the time, patience and love that you gave to Katelyn means the world to me. You are truly one of a kind! We are now settled in Colorado. We're looking forward seeing Katelyn on horseback once again and continuing the riding experience that she started on Tsammie only a few months ago! Thank you for sharing your time and beautiful horses with us. God bless.

Sincerely,
Heather Carlisle

Terrific site. But, my absolute favorite part is the tribute to Ronald Reagan. Amazing phots! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

I have a farm where my dad breeds Arabian horses.It broke my heartwhen the foal died,because I love horses very much. I own one horse,her name is Camanche she is so beautiful.Last year I decided I wanted to breed her to my dad's arabian.Now also own Camanche's Pride who looks alot like Camanche

I write here to agree with your saying that Ronald Reagan was full of optimism. It was the optimism in him that was his reason to move to Rancho Del Cielo in 1952, 5 weeks before he and Nancy were married. Ron had been feeling "couped in" and "stiffled" by the people in and around Los Angeles, mostly by the Screen Actors Guild, where he was the president of the union. Rancho Del Cielo was his chance to be free- with his Filly, I mean Nancy, at his side. Rancho Del Cielo was his first opportunity to be free enough from everyday life to be able to dream for his future. We now know that he dreamed great!

I really like your page! My favorite part is with all the pictures of Ronald Reagan.

I have a CMK mare,she has a very interising story,as a yearling,she and some of her siblings broke out of the paddok at a famous california ranch and were found a few years later.She was bought buy a lady who chose her because she was the calmest out of the bunch.She trained the mare but then the horse had a friek accident and was not able to be ridden for years.When she recovered she was used as an edurance horse,she was doing well but she stopped and didnt run anymore.She was then sold to a young girl who used her as a dressage horse for many years.The girl grew up and went off to college,concicuently the horse stood out in a big pasture at her mothers house in Casper CA.After a few years,the mother (Pam) called my aunt and asked her if she needed a horse,my aunt told her yes,her neice was looking for somthing to ride,I was given the mare and I love her.I spent many hours riding around the arena with her and was getting very good at riding.We sent her to be bred by a very nice arab stallion named Mister Bar Voltar in Lake County CA.I got her back and rode her a little when she got sand colic.Isttayed up with her till 3 am and I havent been able to ride her for a few months,for she has not yet fully recovered.

Kymberlee Nelson,age 14,Fort Bragg CA

your web site is very cool. I am using it for my essay on presidentas. It very helpful for me. I needed a lot of pictures of what Ronald Reagan liked. Thank you for posting this web site on

Hi I really enjoyed reading about your crabbets esp about Mikeno as I was lucky enough to have his son Kaaba (out of Phyllana imported in utero) and breed and own his grandson Mikeiba. Kaaba sadly p#@*%!ed away in 2001, but was a magnificent example of a high % crabbet and a mirror image of his sire as is his son (Mikeiba) and daughter Kinwendy Kasmeena. If you know of anywhere I can access any more info on Mikeno I'd love to know.

I worked at Karho Farms back in the 80's for Howard Kale. I now have Clydesdales.big switch! I really enjoyed your web site and saved it to my favorites as I know I will be back to look again!!!! You had some nice tack I'll send you some measurments and hopefully you have a couple bridles I loved that will fit my big horses. Thanks,Charlie Van Dien

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