Performance Arabians

Laguna Flame wins again!

2012-01-28T06:21:00.000-08:00

We were at Ingliston today with Ruby Shy and Laguna Flame. Both jumped well with Laguna Flame winning the British Novice ahead of Ruby who took 4th. It was absolutely freezing though and very precarious trying to get the horses from the lorry park to the arena because of ice.

Front Page

2012-01-27T11:43:00.000-08:00

We were asked to do an article for Horse Breeders Magazine. The deadline was quite tight but we made it! We were delighted to hear that the article and one of Lindsay's portraits of Picasso was to be on the front cover. There are others in the article, including the one of It's Showtyme (above). Click on Horse Breeders Magazine above to view.

Love This Pic.

2012-01-15T23:52:00.000-08:00

Just got this pic of Laguna Flame, taken at Ingliston on Hogmanay. It has just captured him perfectly, already locked on to the next jump. What a pop he has!

Kingsbarn 14/1/12

2012-01-14T12:13:00.000-08:00

We took Laguna Flame and Ruby Shy to Kingsbarn BSJA Show today. It was very busy but so cold! The competition was keen, with some strong opposition. There were 40 in Laguna Flame's British Novice class which he won by an incredible 5 seconds, thanks to a brilliant turn between the last two jumps. Ruby had over 50 in her class and came a very creditable 3rd. Ruby never looks to be going very fast but she consistently beats a lot of very fast horses because she is very economical over the jumps and is able to turn tightly. She beat more than a few professional riders yesterday. This means they have both got off to a strong start in the Arab Horse Society 2012 Performance Awards, gaining 35 and 25 points respectively for their achievements today. Enjoy the videos of their rounds.

An Adventurous Day

2012-01-05T12:54:00.000-08:00

On Tuesday, 3rd Jan, we headed off to Kingsbarn BS Show into, what turned out to be, the eye of the storm from Hell. We encountered fallen trees, flying wheelie bins, projectile branches, suicidal roof tiles and exploding bus shelters. When we arrived, the only intrepid competitors to get through, the organisers cancelled the show but, very kindly, let us have full use of the arena and the course of jumps. This was much appreciated as we had brought along Carousel Dreaming, her first time there, and Laguna Flame. Here's how they did with all the scary fillers in a barn that was threatening to relocate to Denmark. I have to say that Carousel was an absolute star. Considering she was in a totally strange place with the wind screaming round the building and rattling everything that could rattle, she didn't turn a hair. Laguna Flame was as focused on the jumps, as always, so I'm sure he didn't hear anything. The journey home was a little less hair-raising, just a lorry off the road avoiding a falling tree. However, we did come home to no power supply and this continued for 60 hours, not easy with all these horses!

SNEC Senior BS Show 10th Dec

2011-12-10T06:22:00.000-08:00

We had another good day at the SNEC today. We nearly didn't go because of overnight snow but I'm glad we did. Laguna Flame won the British Novice and Ruby Shy was second in the Discovery.

Another Good Day at the Office.

2011-11-27T01:44:00.000-08:00

The girls continued their winning ways at SNEC yesterday. Carousel Dreaming won the 70cm Open before Ruby Shy took the honours in both the British Novice and National Amateur 1m Qualifiers.

Kingsbarn 6th November

2011-11-11T05:50:00.000-08:00

Ruby Shy and Laguna Flame had another day out at Kingsbarn on 6th November. It was a case of bad luck with four-fault-itis for much of the day. Ruby did get 4th in the British Novice, having gone clear in the first round, only to have four faults in the jump-off.

Another Successful Day

2011-10-30T02:57:00.000-07:00

We decided to jump all three BSJA registered horses at SNEC yesterday. Carousel Dreaming's registration had just come through the day before. We hadn't expected the show to be so busy and there were 40 in her 80cm class, 16 going through to the jump-off, including her. She had a nice first round, despite the scary fillers being in the jumps. She was 10th to go and Leanne was instructed where to turn. Blow me down, she won it by 2 seconds! Not to be outdone, Ruby Shy won the 90cm Amateur Qualifier by over 5 seconds and Laguna Flame was 2nd in the British Novice and 3rd in the 1m Open.

Carousel Does it Again

2011-10-18T07:15:00.000-07:00

Off we went to Howe Country Centre on Saturday to give Carousel Dreaming a bit of experience. Ruby Shy went too to keep her ticking over. Carousel got third in her first class before winning her second. Ruby, not to be outdone, won both of hers. All in all, a grand day out.

Another winner makes her debut!

2011-10-02T06:52:00.000-07:00

Carousel Dreaming (TP Starbuck x Silverfrost Fantasia), a home bred mare, has now started her performance career in some style by winning her class this week. She jumped a couple of lovely rounds and won in a 3 horse jump-off. Ruby Shy, not to be outdone, won a first and a second in her classes. Carousel has lots of potential and gives us another one to take out on the circuit. She's still a baby so we won't rush her, but what a promising start!

Another BSJA success

2011-09-18T03:49:00.000-07:00

Ruby Shy took 2nd in the British Novice class at SNEC yesterday, with a lovely double clear. She was top of the leaderboard for a long time, but was just pipped near the end. She seems to be back in the groove.

Ruby Shy wins.

2011-09-15T11:13:00.000-07:00

Last night at the Scottish National Equestrian Centre, Ruby Shy returned from a few weeks off by winning the 95cm class with a double clear. We took her along just to get her going again so didn't expect she would win, never mind in such style.

Laguna Flame returns to Rowallan

2011-09-03T00:53:00.001-07:00

We had a late night again last night with a trip to jump BSJA at Rowallan. Laguna Flame was on form again, taking 3rd in the 90cm National Amateur Qualifier and 2nd in the 1m National Amateur Qualifier.

Back From Holiday

2011-09-01T10:57:00.000-07:00

Leanne celebrated her return from holiday with a win in the 85cm class and a 4th in the 95cm class at SNEC with Laguna Flame last night. We were very pleased as he'd done absolutely nothing for two weeks.

Possible French Connection for Picasso.

2011-08-21T02:29:00.000-07:00

An enquiry from France could see the start of Picasso siring international babies. The lady has a Padron's Psyche sabino mare with lots of white. Now that could be something very special indeed as we love Padron's Psyche and have our own granddaughter of his, the lovely Prima Ballerina (see photo). We are currently researching all the regulations and logistics of exporting chilled semen to France. Any experience or advice would be appreciated.

BSJA SNEC 14/08/11

2011-08-14T11:39:00.000-07:00

Ruby Shy was back in action again today following an enforced rest because of a mild infection in her offside heel. She went clear in the 1m National Amateur Qualifier but had the double down in the jump off. She had the second fastest time so would have been right up there with the winner. Laguna Flame suffered equally bad luck in the 1m Open class. He had a great round but tipped one pole. Nevertheless, very pleased again with them.

Showtyme's Night at SNEC

2011-08-11T01:53:00.000-07:00

We took Showtyme to a schooling night at SNEC last night. Yet again, he was a good boy, impeccably behaved and obviously enjoyed himself. He went clear in the 85cm class but dropped a pole in the jump-off, still finishing 6th. He also got 5th in the 95cm class, following a lovely round, despite the extra half stride at the second element in the double. (see video).

Showtyme's Showtime

2011-08-07T05:53:00.000-07:00

We had visitors to the stud this week and Showtyme decided to live up to his name and put on a show. The visitors were tickled pink. Thanks Tim for taking the pic.

Look Out For Us at HOYS!

2011-08-07T02:34:00.000-07:00

We are hoping our horses will be seen by as many people as possible at HOYS this year. Several of our horses will be there, but not in the flesh. Lindsay Robertson will be at HOYS this year promoting his Equine Series studio photography, featuring our horses. Lindsay has also been invited to stage displays in the VIP Suite and the Competitors' Lounge. If you are visiting HOYS and see Lindsay's stand, impress him by picking out some of our boys from their portraits. He will be amazed and would love to talk to you about his work with them.

Laguna Flame Goes to Rowallan

2011-08-06T06:25:00.000-07:00

We took Laguna Flame to Rowallan last night. He qualified for the National Amateur Championships 2nd Round by going clear in both the 90cm and 1m classes, gaining 5th and 2nd respectively. The boy is on a roll! The 2nd round is at Rowallan in October. Ruby Shy has already qualified earlier in the year at Kingsbarn.

It's Showtyme - What a clever boy!

2011-07-31T02:12:00.000-07:00

It's Showtyme got to take Ruby's place on an outing to SNEC last week. He had only ever jumped two courses in his life but we thought he was up for the 95cm class. Click on his name to see just how clever he was!

Picasso hangs in the National Gallery

2011-07-30T12:12:00.000-07:00

A photographic portrait of Picasso Kossack hung in the National Gallery of Scotland this year as part of the Visual Arts Exhibition. The portrait, taken by Lindsay Robertson, internationally renowned landscape photographer, received much critical acclaim and is part of Lindsay Robertson's Equine Series, all of which are our horses, at the moment. Lindsay is hoping to branch out and extend the collection to include native breeds. He already has a champion Clydesdale lined up for the next photo shoot. Incandescent Flame also posed for Lindsay during his inaugural shoot. Both boys are pictured above.

Confirmed - Ruby Shy is an AHS Premium Mare!

2011-07-30T12:00:00.000-07:00

We received confirmation last week that the AHS has approved our application to have Ruby Shy granted Premium Mare status on the basis of her British Showjumping performances. Way to go girl!

2 In A Row For The Boy Wonder!

2011-07-28T05:13:00.000-07:00

Well, Laguna Flame did it again! He won the 95cm class last night, for the second week running. He was last to go in the first round and there was only one clear. I bet the rider of that horse was willing every jump to fall but he was bang in form and cleared everything by miles. He had to go first in the jump-off and stormed round clear again. She must have had a sinking feeling when she went in to try to beat him because there was no way! What a star!

A week on, he wins the 95cm!

2011-07-21T05:31:00.000-07:00

Laguna Flame was really cookin' last night at SNEC. He stormed to victory in the 95cm class, over 4 seconds ahead of the field in the 1m jump-off. It's Showtyme tagged along and had a super night. Considering he has only been around two courses in his life, he only had a pole off the first fence in the 95cm class before jumping clear round the rest of the course. Although green, looked full of class and gave most of the fences lots of daylight.

Laguna Flame Steps Up

2011-07-14T12:46:00.000-07:00

Laguna Flame took on a strong field and moved up a height class last night at the SNEC. He went clear in the 95cm class. His jump-off saw some great turns, the likes of which he had never been asked to do before. He got a little over-excited after the double and ran on too fast to the upright, second from home, taking out the top pole. Had it stayed up, he would have won the class by over 8 seconds. He still got 5th. We were chuffed to bits with him.

Carousel Dreaming also got her first outing and showed some great style over the fences in the 75cm class. She stopped to have a long look at the scary double but otherwise jumped clear.

Laguna Flame's first round 95cm

Ruby's Grand Day Out

2011-07-10T02:11:00.000-07:00

We went jumping yesterday at the Scottish National Equestrian Centre. Laguna Flame was in first, went double clear and got 2nd in his first class. He had an unfortunate pole down in the second class but he still managed to get 5th as the fastest four faulter.(pic above)

Ruby was on top form again going clear in the 95cm class. She clearly won the jump off as she was the only double clear and she also had the fastest time. In the 105 cm class, she was the only clear in the first round so won it outright. Well done Ruby!

Breeding Season So Far.

2011-07-07T13:03:00.000-07:00

We didn't advertise this year thinking the recession would put breeding down everyone's list of priorities. We have had more clients than ever before! So far, all the mares covered, either natural service or AI, are in foal and we are busily covering or inseminating more mares this week. Another mare arrived last night to visit TP Starbuck and we shall be collecting from Picasso Kossack tomorrow for an AI booking to a pure bred Arab mare. There's another part bred Arab booked to Incandescent Flame so, hopefully, there will be lots of little foalies to look forward to next year.

AHS Premium Mare

2011-07-06T12:37:00.000-07:00

Ruby Shy qualifies as a Premium mare in the Arab Horse Society's scheme because of her BSJA winnings. Sent off the form today to the AHS so will await confirmation, backing the fact she was awarded a First Premium at a Scottish Sports Horse grading as a foal.

Magnum Classic's Maiden Flight

2011-07-02T13:36:00.000-07:00

Magnum Classic aka Rocket, It's Showtyme's firstborn, wore a saddle for the first time today and went for his maiden flight around the school. He was a very good boy and managed to make his legs work with Leanne on his back.

Double BSJA Win For Ruby Shy

2011-06-11T07:52:00.000-07:00

Today, at Ingliston Equestrian Centre, Ruby Shy never put a hoof wrong all day and won both her jump-offs with double clears in both the 90cm British Amateur Open and the British Novice. Laguna Flame was a whisker away from making it a clean sweep but just rubbed the last pole in his jump-off. If he had left it up, he would have won the class with 2 seconds to spare. He still came a creditable 5th.

Laguna Flame's First 95cm Class

2011-05-30T12:27:00.000-07:00

Well, he certainly seemed to be on form at the SNEC in the collecting ring as he was pinging over 110cm with plenty of air in between so we decided to put him in the 95 cm class, his first attempt at that height in a competition. He got 2nd! Yay!

Qualified for Trailblazers' Finals

2011-05-21T11:45:00.000-07:00

Ruby Shy got through the 1st round of Trailblazers with double clears last autumn and Laguna Flame picked up his ticket on Wednesday night for today's 2nd round. They both qualified for the finals at Stoneleigh in July, Laguna Flame taking second in his class and Ruby Shy winning hers.

Back on the circuit!

2011-05-14T08:35:00.000-07:00

After an enforced lay off since October last year, mainly due to my hospitalisation and convalescence, Laguna Flame and Ruby Shy returned to the ring today in a BSJA Intro Show at Kingsbarn. Laguna Flame had a brilliant double clear in his first class and won it with quite a bit of time to spare. He rolled a pole in the next class or he would have won that too. However, all was not lost, a rather rotund Ruby won it! In our final class, Ruby almost made it a double for her, but had a stop following a tight turn into the third last. She got sixth but her time was the fastest in the jump off. So, all in all, a very promising return.

So far, so good!

2011-05-13T11:51:00.000-07:00

Good news for Alma, White Khes hasn't come back into season. Could be another little Showtyme baby cookin' in the oven. Will scan her next week. Also, heard that Rustum's Artist's Dream (Bunty), dam of the hugely successful TP Starbuck babies, Rustum's Scotch Pie and Rustum's Rembrant will be returning in time for her next season to make another TP Starbuck baby.

Bunty with Rustum's Scotch Pie

It's a boy!

2011-05-11T13:27:00.000-07:00

Katie Walling called today to announce that Cumbria Black Bindaree gave birth to a huge, black colt last night, by It's Showtyme. He has two white socks on his hinds and a narrow star/strip. She tells us he has loads of presence and is simply stunning. This one is bred to perform, no doubt about it. Here's his first pic.

Stallion update

2011-05-03T12:07:00.000-07:00

The boys are attracting some lovely ladies this year and some of them are going to be daddies for the first time. Incandescent Flame (iFlame) was the first to get lucky this season with a lovely tobiano mare, Piece of the Puzzle (Maddie), owned by Linda Riley. Sadly, the closest he got to getting up close and personal with her was standing near 'Floozie', our phantom mare. It was an AI order and I was on my own that day. It was also his first AI collection but he was a megastar and obliged without even having to mount 'Floozie'. It was a day of firsts all round as I had never done a ground collection either, never mind on my own! I heard from the inseminating vet last week to say Maddie was scanned in foal, first attempt. Result!

Proud dad-to-be, Incandescent Flame.

Who's a pretty boy then?

Picasso Kossack has also been busy over the weekend having his first collection too. I did have help this time and he did get to mount 'Floozie'. Once again, he was a megastar, like he had been doing it all his life. I inseminated two mares from the same ejaculate, a pure bred Arab and a coloured part bred, both owned by Shirley and Nicky Gray. Great timing guys and, from my point of view, nothing like keeping your hand in, so to speak! A week or so before, he also performed a live cover with another pure bred, Rodania Karisma, so now we are waiting to see if any of them return in season. Another AI order, for yet another pure bred, is waiting in the wings.

We are desperately waiting to hear from Fiona and Katie Walling to find out if Cumbria Black Bindaree has foaled her It's Showtyme baby. She is due imminently. We love this mare and think the foal will be an exciting and striking prospect. Showtyme has also covered a Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum bred mare, White Khes, by The Wiking, owned by Alma Darville from the Isle of Man. Khes travelled over by ferry for her nuptials and obliged by coming into season as soon as she arrived. Another week and we shall know if she has held. This covering we have on video and shows what a gentleman Showtyme is. He has also just learned how to do flying changes under saddle and is jumping 1m 20cm at home. He is a complete natural!

Not to be outdone, AKA Starbuck's Champagne Star is getting revved up for spreading his wild oats and remotely seducing Blame It On The Boogie, a homozygous, part bred Arab mare, owned by Janine Wade in Worcestershire. Just waiting to hear when she next comes into season then, he too, will be renewing his acquaintance with 'Floozie' and the little swimmers will be on their way.

Laguna Flame Jumps Out of the Picadero

2010-08-11T12:28:00.000-07:00

Well, our boy, Laguna Flame, now 6, has some issues with tractors, stemming from his year away with a new owner on a farm. He would jump over 4' 6" metal gates as a yearling to get away from them. He has been back with us for four years without any incident whatsoever. The other day he was in the picadero and our tractor was working nearby, levelling the hardcore in the outdoor arena. He must have had a flashback because the next thing we knew he had leapt over the picadero wall and the ditch behind, landing on top of the old dung pile. He cleared it cleanly and, later, I measured the height at 5'. The ditch behind the wall is 8' deep and the spread from where he took off to the top of the dung pile where his hoofprints showed where he landed is 5' 6". He then leapt off the dung pile, a 5' drop, and galloped around the field, feeling very proud of himself. Maybe he should take up eventing but I don't think my nerves could stand it.

BSJA

2010-08-11T11:48:00.001-07:00

Ruby Shy and Laguna Flame have now both been registered with BSJA (British Show Jumping Association). We shall be spending most of our free time now (not that we have much) on the show jumping circuit. If you see us at Rowallan, Ingliston, SNEC, Kingsbarn or Howe EC, please introduce yourself.

Outdoor Arena

2010-08-11T11:27:00.000-07:00

At long last we are having a new surface laid on our outdoor arena. The hardcore is down and the silica sand has been delivered. Still researching suitable stabilising materials. Any personal recommendations/contacts gratefully received.

Successful Trip to Trailblazers

2010-08-03T11:48:00.000-07:00

Ruby and Leanne had a fab time at Trailblazers. 87 horses and riders started in the 85cm class and 69 started in the 95cm class. Only clear rounds on the first day qualified to take part in the Championship Finals on the second day. Ruby and Leanne had clears in both classes and went through. Yay! Yay! Yay! They also went clear on the second day and were placed, following a thrilling jump off. Way to go, girls! They both even had to jump their first ever triple combination in the final, from both directions!

Artists' Inspiration

2010-07-20T13:07:00.000-07:00

We are absolutely ecstatic that two accomplished Scottish Artists have used our horses for their inspiration. Terry Barron Kirkwood has been producing inspiring works based on our boys since 2003. She has also produced a range of ceramic ware with them too as the inspiration. Always a pleasure to catch up with you Terry and see your latest masterpieces. Thank you so much for the Champagne Star originals. We shall always treasure them.

More recently, Greer Ralston asked if she could visit to take photographs for an Arabian head study she was planning to do. We cannot wait to see the finished piece, using Picasso and Showtyme. Thank you Greer for presenting to us a head study of Picasso. It is awesome!

Foalies

2010-07-18T06:30:00.000-07:00

Pictures paint a thousand words so I'll let them speak for themselves.

Riders, Students and Helpers

2010-07-18T05:10:00.000-07:00

Performance Arabians is always willing to hear from enthusiastic and talented people who are keen to become involved with our successful show and show jumping teams. Dressage riders also welcome. We will take on reliable helpers, students on college or vet school placements and skilled, dedicated riders looking for mounts to take them to the top. We are a certified AI centre and can offer experience in all aspects of horse and stud management, as well as being able to provide top class horses for knowledgeable riders on which to compete and win. Contact us through our website

Laguna Flame

2010-07-18T02:20:00.000-07:00

By TP Starbuck, Laguna Flame's second class win was at Ingliston Equestrian Centre in the Intermediate class, captured by Equiscot Photography
Here he is at Scottish National Equestrian Centre just before that, winning his first class. He is 93.75% Arabian and proves that Arabians CAN jump!

Our Stallions

2010-07-17T11:07:00.000-07:00

Our pinto/coloured/cremello Arabian boys are now well known throughout the country, largely due to their showing successes and those of their progeny.

TP Starbuck (Black Tie x TP Mystic Fire) TeePee, as he is affectionately known, started it all off for us. We imported him from the USA in 2002 and he took the show rings by storm in 2003, the only year he was shown. He has consistently sired quality foals that have won at, and qualified for, shows at the highest level, including HOYS, RIHS, CHAPS(UK), BAHPAC, AHS National Championships, Ponies UK, The Scottish Horse Show and The Royal Highland Show. He is also siring top class jumping horses and ponies.

Incandescent Flame (TP Starbuck x Malibu Surfbreaker)

Top class show ring successes, including CHAPS Champion in 2007 and CHAPS Reserve Champion in 2006 and 2008. BAHPAC Champion in 2007 and 2008, Festival of Arabian Champions Supreme Champion in 2007. Graded with CHAPS as a show and jumping stallion. He has now been backed and many are awaiting his debut under saddle. He is proving to be a willing and very easy to handle student. He will be campaigned at the highest level and is destined for great things. Currently, Performance Arabians is seeking a skilled rider to take him to the top, must be able to work him at home as he is not being sent away to a trainer. His welfare is our top priority and he will only leave home to be shown. This is an outstanding opportunity for a rider to take this horse to the major championships in the UK.

AKA Starbuck's Champagne Star (TP Starbuck x Malibu Surfbreaker)
Stunning and charismatic young stallion,with a superb temperament and amazing presence. His unique buckskin tobiano colouring makes him stand out.He is full brother to Incandescent Flame and is gaining a lot of attention with his first foals already on the ground and winning, especially the homozygous filly, AKA Champagne's Dream.

It's Showtyme (Infiniti Z x Hunter's Moon) Imported from Canada, this outstanding young palomino tovero stallion is proving himself as a performance and show stallion of the highest calibre. He is extremely well bred with his grandsire on the sire side being three times US National Champion and the grandsire on the dam side producing 6 World Champions. He has won multiple championships and his youngstock are following in his footsteps. He has commenced his jumping career showing great scope and ability. He has appeared on the cover of Scottish Equestrian Magazine as one of their cover stars.

Roundhills Crystal King (Moonshine Vision x Shulay Coral)
Outstanding young stallion whose first foals are sensational. He is a big boy, standing 16hands with stunning good looks and presence. He has outstanding movement, great limbs and provides the guarantee of palomino foals when bred to chestnut mares. He is a stallion who will breed champions of the future.

Picasso Kossack (Kubinec***** x Popova) Straight Russian Pure bred stallion who carries the sabino gene. He has the rare privilege for a pure bred Arabian of being registered as a coloured horse. Bred in Holland at the famous Kossack Stud, he is by the former World Champion and legendary stallion, Kubinec, and out of the double European Nations' Cup Champion mare, Popova. Picasso has many fans around the world and he has the sweetest temperament. Although he has been shown very little, he has had considerable success in pure bred Arabian, coloured and sports horse classes.

Whispering Chinook is our bay Anglo Arab stallion (Accondy x Mistral Whisper). He is First Premium Graded by Scottish Sports Horse and has a phenomenal jump. He would be an ideal sire for people wishing to breed top class jumping horses and ponies.

All of our stallions are available by AI and natural service. All are fully licensed and have been tested clear for SCID (Severe Combined Immuno Deficiency) and CA (Cerebellar Abiotrophy).

Full details of our stud packages on our website

Trailblazers

2010-07-17T07:42:00.000-07:00

We are off to Stoneleigh to compete in the Trailblazers Show Jumping Championships on 28th & 29th July 2010. Ruby Shy, one of our 3rd generation home-bred horses, has qualified by winning all her first and second round classes. Ruby also qualified for the second round of the 2011 finals by winning both of her first round classes at the first attempt, going double clear each time. She was the only horse to do so in the 95cm class and she still had the fastest time! The second round qualifiers will be held March-May 2011.

Ruby featured in the June 2010 edition of The Arabian Magazine. She is half sister to our stallions Incandescent Flame and AKA Starbuck's Champagne Star.
Ruby has also just been affiliated to BSJA. She was unbeaten as a foal and was awarded a First Premium Grading by Scottish Sports Horse. She has already more than justified this grading by winning many jumping classes. Her speed and agility against the clock make her the one to beat and she has proven that the bloodlines of Performance Arabians are winning ones, not only in the show ring.

Jumping for less than two seasons, Ruby is the forerunner for Team Performance Arabians. The new kids on the block are the half-brothers by TP Starbuck, Laguna Flame and Starlight Dancing, who are about to start their own Trailblazers campaigns.