Our Breeding Program

**Our Breeding Program**
Judith Photo Crown Musc+ (*Muscat x Crown Juel)	Judith Photo Hesa Zee+/ (Xenophonn x Somthing Special)
Eleanor's Arabian Farm's goal is to produce horses with the traits and confirmation that will make them good reining and western pleasure horses that can compete in ARHA, AHA, or NRHA classes. Our breeding program centers around two disciplines: reining and western pleasure, both purebred and Half-Arab. The purebred Arabian breeding program uses the two stallions, Hesa Zee+/ and Crown Musc+, and brood mares with Arabian working western bloodlines (such as Xenophonn) that will support our stallions in producing national champion reining and western pleasure horses. Hesa Zee+/ and Crown Musc+ are being used on each other's daughters, and while the oldest is now four, the body structure and disposition is what we want. Crown Musc+, retired, and Hesa Zee+/, semi-retired, both shown by an amateur, always know their place, nice and quiet. They reside side by side, greet everyone at the front of the stall, just like all the mares and babies do. For more information on the Xenophonn breeding program, see the article on Miller Arabians in the February 2001 issue of the Arabian Horse World Magazine. See our Stallions Standing at Stud. The Half-Arabian breeding program crosses known Quarter horse bloodlines to our purebred stallions and Quarter horse stallions to our purebred mares. The Half-Arabians we produce have proven to be western pleasure and reining horse champions like Lord of the Dance, River of Dreams, Miss Alley Cat, and Miss Hesa Bar. We are using primarily Hollywood Jac and Colonel Freckles bloodlines on the Quarter horse side and *Muscat and Xenophonn bloodlines on the Arabian side. Quarter horse reining stallion CG Colonel Jac has been added to enhance the EAF Half-Arabian reining program. When the farm goals were established, one criteria standard never compromised was Disposition. The stallions and mares, including the quarter horse mares (and any outside stallions used) all must have superb disposition. Whether a horse is destined to be a national champion or a trail horse for a Sunday ride, that nice, quiet disposition is a must at Eleanor's Arabian Farm.
2007 Purebread Foals	2007 Half Arab Foals

Our Breeding Program

Judith Photo

Eleanor's Arabian Farm's goal is to produce horses with the traits and confirmation that will make them good reining and western pleasure horses that can compete in ARHA, AHA, or NRHA classes. Our breeding program centers around two disciplines: reining and western pleasure, both purebred and Half-Arab.

The purebred Arabian breeding program uses the two stallions, Hesa Zee+/ and Crown Musc+, and brood mares with Arabian working western bloodlines (such as Xenophonn) that will support our stallions in producing national champion reining and western pleasure horses.

Hesa Zee+/ and Crown Musc+ are being used on each other's daughters, and while the oldest is now four, the body structure and disposition is what we want.

Crown Musc+, retired, and Hesa Zee+/, semi-retired, both shown by an amateur, always know their place, nice and quiet. They reside side by side, greet everyone at the front of the stall, just like all the mares and babies do.

For more information on the Xenophonn breeding program, see the article on Miller Arabians in the February 2001 issue of the Arabian Horse World Magazine.

See our Stallions Standing at Stud.

The Half-Arabian breeding program crosses known Quarter horse bloodlines to our purebred stallions and Quarter horse stallions to our purebred mares. The Half-Arabians we produce have proven to be western pleasure and reining horse champions like Lord of the Dance, River of Dreams, Miss Alley Cat, and Miss Hesa Bar. We are using primarily Hollywood Jac and Colonel Freckles bloodlines on the Quarter horse side and *Muscat and Xenophonn bloodlines on the Arabian side. Quarter horse reining stallion CG Colonel Jac has been added to enhance the EAF Half-Arabian reining program.

When the farm goals were established, one criteria standard never compromised was Disposition. The stallions and mares, including the quarter horse mares (and any outside stallions used) all must have superb disposition. Whether a horse is destined to be a national champion or a trail horse for a Sunday ride, that nice, quiet disposition is a must at Eleanor's Arabian Farm.

2007 Purebread Foals

2007 Half Arab Foals

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Crown Musc+

(*Muscat x Crown Juel)

Hesa Zee+/

(Xenophonn x Somthing Special)